Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-03-31

DR.. KUPER, Jr., is what is troubling
the pleasant dreams Of our Dentist Just now.
Our merchants are busting and paint
ing up for the spring trade.
Mud is reported to be four feet deep
in Defiance, and still rising.
The Democrats will hold their Corpo-
ration Caucus at the Court House to-mor-
row evening.
"A letter addressed to Wm. Matthew,
Allen Co., Ohio, is held at the Postoflice
for better address.
More snow has fallen during the
month Of March, than during the eight
months preceding.
Mr.. JOHN SHEPLER has not the proper
build to be dwarfed by hat, let il be rs
large as locomotive smoke stack.
There appears to be some "crooked-
ness" about Wood County Infirmary mat
ters, which win probably require an inves-
tigntion.
About inches Of snow found its way
to mother earth on Tuesday night and
Wednesday, and had it not drifted sleigh
ing would be good.
The duck taken on the wing by W. F.
PeMERoY, has been stuffed and now graces
the show window of f. R. MILLER & Co.
1t is a handsome bird.
Our young Druggists, TAYLOR & MIL
LER, are remodeling and repainting their
Drug Store, which, in a few days, will pre-
sent handsome appearance.
The sweet 6teens met in "Nlass" con-
vention at the residence of Mrs. GEO. W.
BRowN last evening: The meeting is re-
ported to have been harmonious and
pleasant
All those having pictures taken and
left in the galley, will please call before
the first of April and they can get them at
reduced prices. Mrs. NJ. A. THORNTON.
The ladies will find something to inter
est them at the Postofice News Stand. as
Mr.. Ross has Just received, fine assort-
ment of. .Straws and Splints, white and col
ored, for making frames, mats, &C., &c.
Letters for the following named per-
sons remain uncaIled for at the postoffice ::
Sarah Alcorn, Jacob Bricker, John Grot-
wohl, Perry IIoobler, James Jones, Eva
Martin, VIM. A. Matthews, VIM. Neelis,
Mrs. Carvia Sheets, Mathew Shoemaker.
Mr.. EMMETT WEST returned from Port
Huron few days since with a pair of Ca
madam ponies for DIR. TAMILToS's little
boys. The Doctor drove them out the Ne
Cntchenville road a short distance ON
Wednesday and lost them in snow drift.
The several cases of the Mansfield.
Coldwater & Lake Michigan Railroad Com
pany vs.. DAVID PETTEYs, ELIZABETH At
KISs, IRA b. BANKS and JonN e. CLARKF.
was decided last week by the Supreme
Court in favor of this swindling fraud,
called a Railroad Company.
What looks better in town or on a
farm than to see buildings we'll painted.
In order that these may be we'll done, good.
pure White Lead must I've used. As there
are many worthless brands sold, vou should
call for Erkstein, Hill & Co.'S Lead, which
is strictly pure. PECK & HAMILTON are
agents for Perrysburg.
President d. W. II. HOWARD, of the
Toledo & Grand Rapids Narrow Gauge,
was in T,lc,lo last week, comforting with
owners with reference to terminal
accommodation and the line of road lead
ing into the city. He met with finttering
encouragement from the property owners
alo ng the proposed route.
A private telegram from Mr.. D. r.
Locke, announces that his play Of "Inha-
tion," which was brought out at Buffalo
last night for the frs time net with very
gratifying reception. The news will be
gratifying to Mr.. Locle's MANY friends in
this city who have awaited with much
interest for the popular verdict upon his
new literary venture.-Bsde.
-IIENRY MILEY, well to do farmer
near Republic, Seneca connty, lately started
a grocery store in Wauseon, Ohio, and find
ing business dull attempted to commit
suicide by shooting himself ON Saturday
lnst. The ball took effect in the right tenn
pie and lodged in the brain. At last ac-
c unit he was conscious, but there was little
hope of his recovery.
These are not flush times and patched
trousers and turned garments arc the really
consistent and natural result Economical
homemade dresses are now the rule rather
Than the exception, and serve to show not
Dnly the great popular DRIFT but also the
very important part which domestic Pa
per Fashions" sustain in the economy of
the household.
The three Young men, EDDY AvERLL,
WIN. ]. PARKS and JosErH ADAMS, who
started for Florida two weeks ago, have
been heard from. They arrived safely at
Savannah, Ga, on the 21st, after passing
through terrible "sOu' enster" just below
Cape Hatteras. From the tenor of letters
10 friends their systems must have received
4 thorough renovating. They ARE now,
doubtless, re-kuper. ating on oranges, in Or
lnge county
Dancing SchOOI.-All who may desire
10 attend n short or half term of Dancing
School, will meet at Centennial Hall on
Thursday evening next, April 9Th. Prof.
iANsoN, OF Toledo, will be present to or
yanize.
Campfre.-The next Campfire of For
'yth Post No. 10, Grand Army of the Re
public, will be held at their headquarters
Toledo, on Wednesday evening, April 9th.
We should be pleased to see full repre-
ientation of old soldiers from this locality. |
Jommander ERNsHAw, of the Soldiers'
Iiome, at Dayton. will be present to address
he assembled comrads around this Camp |
ire.
Thumb Laeerated.-On Monday morn
ng last, while Mr.. FRANK LOVE was en-
jagged at work in Messrs. WILrsE & PARK
IURsr's saw mill, he shipped and in order
O save himself from falling uno,, tho ao,.