Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-11-19

If you would keep your feet dry and
thereby prevent taking cold and preserve
your health, 60 to A.G. WILLIAMS q BRO.
for your Boots and Shoes, also Rubber and
Arctic goods Of every description Good
whole stock Boots for SO 90.
-Oystersl Oystersi Fresh Baltimore
oysters received to-day, at G. w. CREP's
grocery store on Louisiana avenue. Pur-
chnsers can procure them by the gallon,
quart, or by the can. Call and test their
quality.
If some hunter, returning through For
est would "sboo" some orthography, ety.
mology, syntax and prosody, or either Of
them, into the columns or the editor OF the
Neius, he would do the readers OF that pa
per a favor.
The frat issue Of the Toledo Quarterly
Directory, with the additional page devoted
to the business Of Perrysburg, is on our Ia
bic. few errors have crept in which the
publishers understand and will correct in
their next issue.
The Arion Boys have bcen watching
the arrival of the Eastern express with
m ore than usual interest for a few days
past, and the object Of their anxiety was
eratifed Yesterday by the arrival OF their
new instruments. They are perfectly hand
some and the Boys are appy.
Getting across Front St. to the bridge
| is hazardous work these muddy days. We
saw lady lose her overshoe in the middle
| II. Al. l,t Il L,tgf
Which accounts for the article found
over there 10y the police, recently, that was
supposed to be canoe.
The smallpox is spreading in all the
cities and many of the towns Of Ohio. and
again we urge our people to see that vac
cinnation is properly and promptly attend
ed to. We learn that Dr. CIR. HUME has sent
to New York for and will receive in day
or two, pure vaccine virus direct from the
COW.
-VANVALKENBERG, of the Sidney Dem
ocrct. and Fot-LK, OF the Napoleon Signal,
are having apat as to their respective ca
pacifcs for holding fluids, but they never
mention water as an element by which a
proper test may be made, and they will
doubtless thank us for calling attention to
this oversight.
Mr.. A. l.. HUTCHINSON writes to the
Weston Aralanche u the productive quail
tics Of the "Whippo-wip Ridge. From
one California citron seed he raised 4C
citrons, weighing from 10 to 25 lbs each, be
: sides many smaller ones, and with the
vines bound 200 shocks Of corn, with plen
ty OF vine TO spare.
At Wauseon on Sunday the 9TH inst.
, Just before services had commenced in th'
NJ. f. Church, large chandelier fell t
the floor with terrible crash. A few min
utes before it fell Rev. ". B. c. LOVE, tn,
Pastor, stood directly under it, conversint
with the sexton, who was lighting it. l
: was very heavy and fell with such force a
to penetrate the floor, and was pried lUos
, with a crowbar.
A son of Mr.. HERRIcK had one of hi
hands so badly lacorated last Saturday il
the furniture mandatory OF KELLY
HERRIcK, that three OF his fingers had t
! be amputated by DIR. RHEINFRANK. W
u also learn thata young man named JOSEPH
: FOLK, residing short distance out OF tow
had two fingers cut completely off close I
the hand on Wednesday by an axe in tn
hands of another party.
The homestead of Judge TULLEI
near Tontogany, was left in charge of tn
Judges daughter, FLORA, while he was o
u business in the west. A burgler came ther
to interview the premises. Miss FLOR
: heard the fellows attempt to pick the loci
and when the door opened confronted hii
} with revolver, and desired him to g,
N away from there. II is needless to ad
that the would be robber stood n,
upon the order of his going, but wei
This yonng lady is possessed OF the sort
e "nerve" that is valued in these times.
l. Among the recent inventions of oil
y fellow-citizen, Mr.. WIN. F. NEBER, is
mill to be driven by Wind Power, whi,
R. we believe will, ere long, take the place
m all wind-mills extant, not even exceptil
I'd those assaulted by DoN QrIxorTE, Kt.,
in a memorable occasion. The model shoy
us by the inventor, seems TO lis to be {
nonpariel so far as win3-mills are co
In cerued, and we advise all who have al
he use for anything OF the sort TO see Mr.. V
n. BER's mill before supplying themselv'
, Mr.. V. started for Washington yesterd
L, with his handsome model, and will me
likely return with patent in his pocket
he A lady clerk IN Eaton's store, in 6
ng ing to the Dayton & Michigan depot d
n. or two since, caught her foot in a lumt
- pile and dislocated her ankle.-Connnerei
See what comes of big feet.-Sund
Journal.
" The Journal man has "put his foot in il
10 and in order to convince him of his err
ns it is only necessary to remark that, wheth
us Justly or not, "big feet" have been sa
died on the ladies Of Toledo. The sprain
ty ankle belongs to Perrysburg.
Il Tramp, Tramp, Tramp. &c.-The CT
=, issued from Lima for Systematic mo
of treating the Tramp nuisance, has !