Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-02-25

Meigs on Tuesday.
The Weston Free Press, by NJ. QUAD
Jr., is to make its appearance soon.
Go and see the new Wrought Iror
Beam Plows at PECK and HAMILToN's.
See advertisement Of the New Domes-
tic Sewing Machine Company in thisIpaper'
The advertisement Of F. p NEEDHAM
& Sons Silver Tongue Organs appears in
this weeks paper. Read it.
"A fine stock Of French candies, manu-
factured expressly for TAYLOR g. MILLER,
just received at their Drug Store. Call and
see.
i 900 10 of Headed Harrow Teeth fer
sale cheaper than ever known before, by
PECK & HAMILTON.
During the last 80 years, there has
been $434.700 90 expended on the Toledo
barber, the largest amount expended on any
harbor in the State.
PECK & HAMILToN have now on hand
fine assortment OF Plows Of different
makes. Go and see them before you buy.
Mrs. MARY A. LrvERMoRE will inter
rogate the people of Lima on the evening
OF March 9Th, on "Wha; shall we do with
our Daughters %
-"If found in the way of righteousness,
gray hairs are honorable" with many
heads OF which Perrysburg was nonored
on Tuesday.
When you remember that fifty years
ago you could buy four cigars for cent,
aud twenty years ago three for n cent, all
this enthusiasm about national progress is
a greyious error.
The musquitos were so ferocious npon
the 6rst settlers of thin valley, after hav-
ing got taste Of unsmoked meat, that
some saw proper to call it the Nar-mee
Valley.
Letters for the week ending Feb. oath,
remain in the postoffice for the following
persons: Timothy Conner, Annie Kane,
tcolored), VIM. Pause, Jno. Stoier, Geo.
Tamplin, Lewis Wolfe (2).
=" WHIT" McMAHAN'ss store at Mungen
WIS burglariEcd to the tune Of $500 on the
forepart OF last week, and two of the
thieves are now boarding with Sheriff
BAIRD.
One of those interesting occasions
wherein two souls are dwelling upon or e
thought, and about which nothing must be
said to disturb this reverie, is to take place
in Toledo next week.
1T wont go round" is the latest slang
synonymous, with "it's too thin" 1t IL
supposed to have originated in discus
sion between young man in a store and
young lady, as to the eternal fitness Of
garter.
Ohio has a total military force Of four
batallions, hfty-nine unattached compa-
nies Of infantry and eleven artillery cum-
panies constituting an effective body OF
four thousand, four hundred and forty-two
men.
Mr.. Jos. .HILLABRAND has been receiv-
ing and shipping some very fine fish with
in the past week. lie has rented portion
of the warehouse OF F. K. MILLER & Co.,
and has made arrangements with twelve
fisheries to take all they may catch.
-"Oh, the snow, the snow, the beautiful
snow, flying along you know, you know
over the housc-tops, over the streets, over
the heads of the people you meet not any
in ours-not any for Joe, OF that coldest of
frauds, the beautiful snow" So says some
insane parody writer.
Mr.. w. II. HoLLENpCcK expanded
about three inches yesterday morning over
the fine prospects for sleighing, but con-
tracted to his usual size before night. He
has made up some fine cutters and bob
sleds, but the weather continues decidedly
unfavorabie for their use.
From the looks of the river last week,
which was full OF all sorts OF rubbish, we
should think Perrysburg and the up-river
country was cleaning mp and throwing the
debris into the river. Please keep your
dirt at home neighbors.-Ea Side.
Only testing your 6ltering beds.
General Coz" now living in Van
Vert county, Ohio, was born July 4, l776.
Both parents we're massacred by Indians.
He served through the war of 1912, and
was with Gen. Scott at the capture of Nj
agara and Fort George. Several children
ranging from so to 20 years OF age are ta-
king care Of the veteran.
In the case of SWAN, RosE & Co. vs..
the Mansfield aud Coldwater Railroad, ~
Gently decided Mt Wauseon, 66 exceptions
have been filed to the report of the arbi-
traitors, which were set for hearing at the
| term OF Court held there last week. We
guess the road will have to finally be sold
TO pay costs.
The stringency OF the times has borne
severely upon the minor magazines, many
of which have succumbed to the usual
pressure. Prominent among the few which
seem to weather the storm bravely may be
mentioned Loekes National Magazine, the
March number of which has just been re
ceived.
--owing to space given to the interest
ing proceedings of the Pioneer Association
several matters prepared for this issue are
crowded out The address of Judge Dun
LAP will beconcluded next week. Both,
the addresses of Judge Cook and Judge
DUNLAP will be found of unusual intOr-
est.
"A book called "COurtship, Love and
Marriage" i" published In 1880, holds that
"as often as every biSseKtlle year dothe re-
turn, the ladyes have the sole privilege,
during the time it continueth, of making
love to the men, and that no man will he