Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-03-17

pulled and braided, JDomestic Fashions ["
gave it shape, the WV "DOmestic". made
Mr.. J. d. COLES fishery, one mile this
side OF Watervilc; has taken two tons of
fish from the river " far this spring.
PECK & HN NkffToN have just received
the finest line Of Brushes and Painters
Materials ever brought to Wood county.
This time 1t Is the Treasurer of Swan
Creek township, Fulton county, who has
skipped with $1,000 Of the funds of the
township.
--Kenton Republican: Over one hundred
and fifty miles OF new Free Turnpike
have been petitioned for in this county
and still they come.
The Republicans OF Lucas county will
hold their Couaty Convention on Friday.
March oath, to select delegates 10 State
Convention.
Il letter addressed to JoHS SufLr
Napoleon o., and paper to Mrs. LucIUs
CARPENTER, Hull Prairie, o., are held for
postage Mt the postoffice.
Amy one in need of Farm Bell, will
do we'll TO look at the ones at PECK & HAM
ILToN's. They are made of the best mate
rial and prices are very cheap. W
A Perrysburg young lady while in
East Toledo, was presented with a pair of
wooden shoes, last week. Glad our young
ladies don't wear 'em.-Eda SiIe.
The owners of wells do not look cross
eyed at persons when they come around
with bucket now. They are rather glad
to have some Of the surplus carried away.
Letters for the following persons re-
main in the postofiee uncalled for: Mrs.
Jno. Charles, Geo. w. Coles, Mrs. J. NJ.
Degool (2), Charles Dayton and Sarah
Hettinger.
The Delta Araldncie, with Mr.. Z. L.
WALTZ at the helm, is now coming to us
regular from its new location in Fulton
county. 1t gives the appearance Of fair
local patronage.
The treasurer of Ottawa county is now
regarded as a carpet bagger. He carries
the fu Ids OF the treasury around at night
guarded by few friends, to keep them
from being stolen.
All those having orders left for pic
lures will please call for them before the
first Of April, ms ] intend closing out bust
ness on that date. Ny house and lot is also
for sale. Mrs. VI. A. THORNTON. 46d
-Mr. II. c. TARR, a promising young
married man of New Baltimore, this coun-
ty, AMI enga yed in the drug business since
the starting of that village, died last Fri
day of typhoid fever, in tho 25th year of
his age.
In this issue will he found the adver-
tiscmcnt of the Red Jacket Plow, which
will command the attention of the farmers
who are in need of this article. Mr.
CRooK has also fine assortment of other
farm implements and Field and Garden
Seeds. Call and examine his stock.
Senator BROwN's bill, providing for
the taxation of adjacent property for the
Improvement of street intersections, instead
OF paying for the same out of the general
fnnd, has passed both branches of the Gen.
crnl Assembly and only awaits the Govern
or's signature 10 become law.
Mr.. II. c. LAWRENCE purchased on
Friday last, what is known rs the old Cam
ada farm, which adjoins the tarm he pur-
chased OF Mr.. SPINx about n year ago.
He purchased the last tract, 10l acres, of
Mr. GA. EDELMAS, paying 5000 there
for. This makes sl2,Oo invested by Mr..
L. in farms at Lime City.
Ok Harbor has produced the cham
pion absent min lie / man. Esquire Mar.
LEN is the man, says the Oak Iarb,r Press.
He went to his o lice in the evening, builis
fire in the wood box and then left nc
room, and hal it not beeh for the Timely
appearance Of neighbor destructive fire
woul have been the result.
What looks better in a town or on
farm than to ses buildings well painted
In order that these may he we'll done, good, |
pure White Lead must be used. As there
are many worthless brands soil. You
should call for Eckstein, Hills & Co.'S |
Lead, which is strictly pure. PECK &
HAMILTON are agents for Perrysburg.
The sweet 6tccns of the male gender.
have held two or three mass conventions
and indignation meetings to express their
Feelings in regard to the exposure of that
sleighride-which they didn't take. They
inNlly resolved to treat the matter with
that indifference which it deserved" aud
look cross'eyed at the girls around the
OF the st reefs.
Ada Record On Wednesday last !
'5me workmen engaged in working up
large elm tree nearly eleven feet in circum.
ference, on Tobias Longs farm, west OF
Ada, found several cuts made by an ak or
tomahawk, nine inches from the heart of
he tree. One hundred and seventy. Eve
srowths, or year-rings have formed since
ne cuts were made in the wood, showing
l701.
The New Baltimore Enterprise gives
ynopsis of eighteen or twenty ApOeches
made at public meeting of leading citi-
ems held on Tuesday evening in that place
o take steps to stop the unlawful sale of
liquor md stop drunkenness aud riots in
he town, The meeting was largely attend
ID and the tone was firm. Nearly 5000
vas su6scribed at the close Of the meeting
o conduct prosecutions.
We warn our readers against certain
lind of peddlers that are going over this
nd other counties, selling dry goods and
ther necessary things Of life on six and
welve months time and taking bankable
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