Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-04-30

work. Apply to Mrs. L. NJ. HUNT, From
I street. 2
The City Health Officer, Of Columbus
reports the number of deaths in that city
during the year ending April 9Th at 6lS.
What is called "last efFort"is now
being made TO "put through" the Colum
bus & Toledo railroad project.
The third session Of the Ohio Agricul.
tural and Mechanical College has opened
| with between sixty and seventy students.
Letters addressed to S. d. Sterns, Desh-
Ter, O., and Miss c. J. Mcdonald, Cornwall,
Ont, are held for postage at the postOfice
Mr. & Mrs. H. S. HorcKtss have com.
menced housekeeping on Second street and
invite their friends to call and see them.
Tho property Of the Democrat and Her
aid, Toledo, has passed into the hands of a
Receiver, and the institution is about
! played out.
The old church on the railroad, belSng-
ing to the colored population Of this phce,
has been made to appear as good us newly
Mcssrs, CHAPPEL g. STEVENS.
-WANrED-S1,0 900 for two years. Good
real estate security given, will pay ten per
cent. Address or inquire OF WHEELER
FRENCH, agent, South Toledo. I'd
"A man should be like verb-some-
thing "to be, to do aud to suffer; !" to be
faithful, to do earnestly and to suffer un-
complainingly.
Cloth peddlers are perambulating in
Sandusky county. Let the farmers of
Wood county, il they make their appear
ance, give them wide berth.
If you want to do your washing easy get
a package OF California Soap Plant Wash
ing Powder 1t can't be beat. sc
Ohio has engaged more space in the
Centennial Exposition Building than any
other State in the Union, with the excep-
tion Of Pennsylvania.
The fact is, we don't believe he has
understood anything oil the kind.-Senti-
! nel
What do you believe now?
Young meu of this place should be
careful aud not get their pockets sewed up
while calling on young ladies. Pockets
are really necessity this chilly weather.
The meeting of the Northwestern Ohio
Medical Association has been postponed un-
| til May 10Th and 20th. To be held at st.
Marys, Auglaize county, Ohio. -
A very handsome piece of graining can
be seen in the ladies' cabin Of the steamer
Raby. 1t is fine specimen of workman
ship in that line, and highly creditable to
Mr.. II. S. HorcHKlss.
We regret to learn that Mr.. GEO.
WALLACE, near Roachton, was thrown
from load OF fodder, some days since, and
received injuries that promise to lay him
| up the greater part Of the summer.
The Ohio Common School Institute
meets at Fostoria, July 18th, and continues
four weeks. This is good opportunity
for common school teachers to fit them
selves for fall and winter terms.
Two young gentlemen in GAINESVILLE
are having yawl built, with which they
expect to make trip to New Orleans dur
ing the summer. The boat will be sixteen
and half feet long.
--Put-in-Bay has become a municipal
incorporation, by special act, and will now
have local police. The sporting gentry,
who make an annual pilgrimage to that
PiN1Saiit lSoOiti VIII Jake nOtlCS.
-" wouldn't be without it," exclaimed
lady-Soap Plant Washing Powder Ask
your grocer for it. X. o. ST. JOHN, ex-
elusive agent, Toledo, 0. 52c
AN exchange says that new law of
Ohio makes it obligatory on the County
Commissioners to publish their proceedings
monthly, so that the people may be al
ways posted as to what is being done in the
county.
HENRY PECK, Esq, is row in New
York. His mission is to lay in new stock
of srrrng and summer goo s Those in
want of anything in this line will find it
to their advantage TO keep track of the
large stock that will soon arrive.
We learn from Mr.. G. P. THOMPSON,
OF Custar, that son of Mr. JAMES HAvEY,
about four years Of nge, was drowned in a
we'll, on Thursday of last week. Mr.. HA-
vEY lives about two miles southwest OF
Custar.
"A correspondent of the Fostoria Rcriew
writes that Asa Bigolow, who lives in
Bloom township, Wood county, aged 81
years, has read the New Testament through |
102 times and the entire Bible Is times
and even at this advanced age he uses no |
glnsseS. He ia supposed to be the oldest |
man in the county.
The Blade says it is proposed to narrow
the river at Toledo to one-half its pre,Snt
width. II that should be accomplished |
how will they get n spring freshet, accom-
panied with ice through there without a
vast amount of damage TO property on the |
wharf?
--Ex-Sheriff BRowNsBERGER passed
through here on Tuesday with a prisoner
he had captured near Toledo, supposed to he
the young man implicated in the burglary
at Weston. We learn from the Apolanehs |
that he had hearing on that dav and was |
hound over and sent to iail in default Of |
81 900 bail. He gave his name as JOHN |
SLATER.
The effect of the dry weather is mani
fest in the reports of destructive fires about
the country. About so cords of wood be-
longing to the D & NJ. Road was DESTROYED
by fire on Saturday evening last, and the |
dispatches Yesterday morning Announce
the destruction of large portion of Osh. |
kosh, Wis, the loss being estimated at So
100000.
The steamer Ruby beautiful litte
boat, which is to run between Toledo and
Perrysburg, commenced her regular trips
on Monday. She is a much nicer boat
than the Cora, will accommodate more and
make faster time. We hope the captain of
the new boat will think il to his advantage
to make regular trips to our dock -.Soui6
Toledo Advertiser
Prof. II. II. cunRIEH and a number of
the Perrysburg Amateur Orchestra availed
themselves Of the opportunity of hearing
the famous THOMAS orchestra, at the
Wheeler Opera House, Toledo. on Tuesday
evening. Mr. w. ii. WooD and lady, of
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