Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-01-21
slnglscopies Of the JouRElL can be had o
Mr.. X. d. Ross, at the Postoiice.

A 1oafers' Association has been form
ed at Ada, but as yet it is without officers ;
they are too lazy to vote for them.
A man in Ottawa mas named his wife
Dynamite, all because OF her explosive
disposition and the numerous times he has
been blown up. 90.
If You wish 10 and the length Of any
day, multiply the hour Of sunset by two, to
find The length of any night, multiply the
hour Of sunrise by two.
For the week ending Jan. Goth, the fol-
lowing letters remain uncalled for In Post
Office: Allis Beck, jamie Taylor, John
Gsrarl, Jno. NJ. Moore, Louis Motter,
VIM. Pause.
The paper dealers have given notice
Of an increase of ten per cent. in the price
Of paper, and a determination 10 shorten
ereditS Bad for the printers, especially
the shortened credits.
The SentiaeFs eloquent (?) defense OF
Mr.. Gro. w. HILL, will not change the
sentiment OF the people Of the county with
regard TO the situation" His course is too
well-known to them.
The call for the Republican National
Convention will be found on the fourth
page Of this paper. Also, an extract Of
BLAINK's speech on the Amnesty bill,
which will be found very interesting.
The farmers succeeded in getting con-
siderable amount Of spring piowing done
during the holiday week and the week fol-
lowing. On the first few days Of this week
the indications we're that this kind Of work
might again be resumed.
The street lamps Of Defiance are to he
numbered. There are FIVE Of them. This
number, with the 27 red.haired girls, illu-
inmate the town on tho darkest Of nights
% lara .Scntiaci.
ANGER, OF the Defiance Express, is look
ing for u stuffed club to brain KINDER.
Elsewhere will be found card Of DR..
c. II. KCPER, Dentist. The Doctor has
purchased the Dental Office Of DR.. CoSpfr
and will continue the practice Of his pro-
fcssion Mt the same place. lie comes we'll
recommended from the Faculty OF the Den
tai College, Cincinnati, and wo trust he
may meet with good success.
Now comes the time Of the year when
the heartleSS man will leave his team stand
ing uncovered and hungry on'the streets in
the snow, rain and wind, while he sits by
the stove in a saloon, telling stories or
drinking hot Stuf. II poor, dumb brutcs
could talk what stories they would tell Of
mans inhumanity to-dcfenceless animals.
--Mrs. l.. c. LOCK received dispa:ch
on Saturday evening from Saginaw, stat
ing that hor father, II. X. JEROME, Esq,
was lying quite i'll. A dispatch published
in Monday mornings Commercial stated
that Mr.. JEROME died on Sunday morning,
and Mrs. LOCK, accompanied by her daugh-
ter, started for that city on Monday morn
ing.
Mr.. MABLEY is again preparing to
RI .ar his counters for stock of Spring
Clothing, and 10 offering his s;ock at un-
prtcedently low. prices lie presents
schedule Of prices in his new advertise
ment this week, which are very tempting,
even whether there is an immediste want
Of clothing or not. Read and sce for your
selves.
Owing to the deep interest manifested
in the trial OF JOHN NOBLE, for the mnr-
der of his wife, we give large portion of
our space this week to the proceedings in
that case. We have enleavored to give
such synopsis As will give correct un-
ders,anding of this unfortunate affair.
Those who have kept track OF the proceed
ings M published in the daily papers Of
Toledo, are not disappointed at the result,