Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-05-12

tial campaign is upon us, F. r. MILLER &
Co. have just received 5000 gals. Stone
ware, and part of these are jugs.
The Napoleon Agricultural Works
will shortly be removed to Defiance. The
inducements by Defiance we're ten acres Of
ground and a loan of $4,000 or $4,000.
The Council Of Port Clinton has abol-
ished the Office of Street Commissioner, and
the Council of Bowling Green has created
an Office of that description in their village.
Letters uncalled for at the postoffice
Alb Berman, Noe Jimerille, VIM. Kolm,
Eva Martyr, (2), Robert Mitaon, II. Rabe,
(care NJ. IL. Yoke, Patrick Sheridan, Geo.
Water.
The first arrival OF schooners at our
docks this spring was the large, three mast
schooner Conncaw, which is now being
loaded BY Messrs. A. G. WILLIAMS & BRo.
with 100, 900 slaves.
The experience of farmers everywhere
is, that the best crops of potatoes are pro-
duced by planting eariy-as soon as the
land can be got in good condition, without
plowing when too wet.
Our young friends, Messrs. TAYLOR &
MILLER, at the Drug Store, are looking to
the comfort and amusement of children
from the appearance of the fine stock Of
baby wagons in front of the store.
They can all talk about their % and
so pound babies, but EMMETT WEST thinks
he has young lady down at his house
that, although not so weighty, will make
mp in intelligence and handsomencss.
The following letters are held for post
age at the postotiice Mrs. Malind Mason,
St. Paris, Champain Co., o. Miss Maria
Stiifler, New Philadelphia, Tuscarawas Co.,
o.; Me"srs. Loomis & Nyman, Tiffin, o.
About the first business transacted by
the General Conference of the NJ. f. Church,
now in session at Baltimore, was the pas
sage Of resolution thanking the Centen-
nial management for closing the exhibi-
tion on Sundays.
The Steamer Ciief Justice Waite will
make her first trip to Put-inBay on Sun
day next, leaving at 8 A. NJ. and returning
at p. NJ. Two trips week will be made
from that date until the first OF June,
Wednesdays and Sundays.
An exchange, whose editor has prac-
teal knowledge of 'whitewashing', says
spots MAY be taken out of calcimined walls
by moistening the spots with strong alum
water, and when dry apply prepared calci-
mine of the consistency of thick cream.
The case of SCHROEDER VS.. PHELPS
was taken up out of its order in the Su-
prcme Court on Thursday last, and the
printing of testimony, which would neces
sarily be very volumlnous, dispensed with
The argument of the case was set for the
9th inst.
AS will be scen by official notice in an.
oher column, the Northwestern Amateur
Rowing Association will hold their annual
regatta at Toledo this year on July 4th
5th and 9th. If our Nereids expect any
show whatever, they must commence to
practice now.
A bible 800 years old has been found
in Fmdlny. A Findlayite can keep bi.
BILE in good state of preservation longer
than any man in the christian world
BOwiino Green Sentinel.
We wish we could be sure that bible oi
any age could be found in B. G. The great
burg never got beyond the history of tho
four kirgs.-Findldy Je6.
MFR. VIM. CRABB secured some very
fine sre;imens of hogs for Messrs. PRATT
& SUrroS few days since, in Oregon anc
Ross townships. lie purchased of f. Burr
N. GARDNER, II. EGILEsroN and JEROME
SMITH, 81 head, with combined weight
Of $500 pounds. Several smaller lots were
also gathered M in that locality.
We understand that the "Ticket o
Leave Man." by the Literary Society OF
Bowling Green, will be played at Unior
Hall, South Toledo, next Friday evening
in return of the compliment by the ORA
matte Society of South Toledo in paying
at B. G. The Haskihs Orchestra will fur
nish the music, which will he good.
Young man! don't waste your spar,
change for frivolous Amusements, but Rav'
il up and buy your mother or sister n new
"Domestic." II you have no mother no
sister, find some good natured fellow tha
has, and he and the machine togethcrm mal
help you to a comfortable place in the fam
lily il you shine up to the sister right.
The butcher shop of Mr. FLEcKHAR-
was again broken into on Monday night
and 40 cents in scrip and $40 worth of bul
dog stolen. Mr.. F. had lately purchase,
the dog as a special night watch for hi
meat market, but it appears that he hai
proven quite as unreliable as the other cur
who gain livelihood by petty thievery.
The Fostoria ReUieW gives an accoun
of little boy eight years old, son of Mr
F. NJ. WISELY, who was struck by the en-
gine OF passing freight train on Saturda!
morning week ago, which resulted in break
ing his leg in two places and fracturing hi
skull, from the effects of which he died ol
the Sabbath morning following. Ever,
effort was made TO stop the train, but wa
unsuccessful in saving the life OF the darinl
and reckless little boy.
A gentleman and his wife, living not
hundred mules away, made bargain SOM
time since to this effect; Every time tn
gentleman put on clean shirt and but
ton was missing, the lady was to pay hin
nickel, and every time they were all OIL
he was to pay her the same amount. UpoI
settlement the lady was found in debt Il
her liege lord ten dollars and fifty cents
hut she thinks she can soon liquidate th