Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-05-19

presented III the apple ofchards.
We publish elsewhere letter from n
little lO-year old girl who is on visit at
Ohio. For one of that ageiti is
we'll written.
Dress, used with taste and judgment
beauty. Ladies, you will find
both taste and judgment displayed in the
" Domestic Fashions"
The tramway, derricks &C., to transfer
the boat from the river to the new boat
house, is last approaching completion under
the direction Of Captain HoTcHKIss.
Letters for the following persons re-
main in the rostofiice uncaled for Mrs
Nancy johnson, Martha Keffer, Jno. Lub-
ben, Eva Martyr, Joseph Shouts.
The Weston Ere; Press is working for
regatta on Ditch Three" in connection
with the celebration on the 4th of July.
There is nothing like competition.
DIR. albert has just got through
cleaning house, having had his Dental
rooms handsomely calcimined and fitted
up. CHARLIE STEVENS did the work.
The Odd Fellows of Lancaster, Ohio,
are making arrangements for grand 4th
of July celebration, to which Lodges from
all parts Of the State will be invited.
-" Rock of Ages" has earned the right
to he called the Centennial hymn. 1t was
written just one hundred years ago this
month by AUGUSTUS MONTAGUE ToPLADY.
We have postal card from RoBIN-
SONS Swiss Bell Ringers, stating they will
be this way soon. This troupe is highly
spoken of by our exchanges where they
have been.
lightning struck Bowling Green three
times on Wednesday. They must have
some of the metallic substance out there
One horse was killed and two young ladies
were knocked scnsclcss.
The continued heavy rains for severaI
days past have been very di.couraging to
farmers, who have not more that half o
their corn planted. II will put them bach
| for n week or ten days it'll their work.
The members of the Nered Boat UII
are requested to meet at the boat house a
p. NJ sharp, tomorrow, for the purpos,
| OF rowing the barge to Toledo, to get slid
ing seats put in.
-EDwIN BooTH closed very pleasing
engagement OF four nights at Toledo Sat
urday night. The prices of admission
however were too steep for these times t,
make financial success of 1t.
The half term, or six nights of Prof
GAHsoS's dancing school closed on Tuesda,
evening. TWAS decided to close the season
with Calico Hop on Tuesday evenir)
next, for the amusement of the schol1r
and their friends, to which invitation
will be issued tomorrow.
Has person a right to vote, unless h
declare his intention of remaining a citize
for given length of time ?-Netr BdiimOr
Enterprise.
Why didn't you propound that questio
to your wood choppers last fall?
Weston Free Press: "Mr. Gabe. Asl
four miles west of here, lost fine Norma
stallion one night last week. 1t WAS foun
dead in its stall in the morning. 1t VS.
valued at about $500. Mr.. Ash thinks
was poisoned.
up at New Baltimore, Wood count,
they are to have a spelling match. W
stake our nickle on tho editor of the Entci
prise. He can spell the same word in MOI
different ways than any othcr person in til
Black Swamp.-Btade.
Just now, az all nature, human excep
ed, is unfolding its beauty to ravish Il
eye, it is exceedingly difficult to recognii
your most intimate lady acquaintance G
the street, so closely are they yelled. Afrai
of the small pox, eh.
; "A correspondent of the Napoleon Mort
rcst says: "Please let your readers kno
that if they will put few grains of bucl
wheat in every hill of potatoes it will say
their crop from the potato bug. Try
and you will be surprised to see what
perfect remedy it is"
Mr.. II. S. HoTcHKIss has comp lett
, and put up very neat sign for TAYLo
& MILLER, Druggists. ThiSyoung firm
exercising great ingenuity and display
good taste In fitting up their drug sto
this spring. Perrysburg has every reasC
to feel proud OF her two drug stores.
: Tho Buckeye Granger can now 81
s proper credits to articles copied from DeI
ocratic papers, criticising the Republics
Administration, and not credit il to sc
J change" as heretofore, leaving the infe
ence that it might come from Republic
: sources.
The people of Paulding Center a
taking an active and commendable inter,
in the narrow guage railroad from Tole
!, westward. The road will undoubtedly
!. constructed and its location through Paul
o ing would do much good. We hope o
neighhors will succeed in their efforts.-I
/. fdnos Democrat.
If the Centennial Commissioners W
send parties to this vicinity with instr,
tions to dig along the banks of the Ma
, NEE for Indian relics, they can get Il
i supply for the Exposition. Mr.. JOHN {
TERBACHER caught an Indian skull
Rock Bar few days since with hook a
. line.
We wait with much anxiety to see i
l' how Callard, with his Perrysburg Buck
m Granger, will succeed in transferring |
Grangers Of Wood county to the Den
cratic party Wauseon Repubiiean.
J. In another article on the same 'subie'
the Republican thinks the Democracy hc
taken Bro. CALLAED only on probation
~ Bryan Press; "Defance has captul
is Napoleon's best manufacturing establi
ment, the wheel factory of Turnbull
IF Shelly. The capitalists of Napoleon W,
~ TO sleep and let their rivals get the start
,r thsm-and now there is wailing and gnai