Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-02-04

"A Iuli line OF SyruPsi anu ASV' O"B"
Drip, at WALTERS.
A fresh and full line Of Groceries just
received, at WALTERS.
Try sack Of that white wheat -four,
at 81 IS por sack, at WALTERS.
This is the sc cond day Of good sleigh
ing, the first we have had this winter.
"A fresh supply of Hams, and fresh aud
salt meat, at WALTERS.
Adrian, Michigan, is competing with
Brooklyn in the scandal business.
The largest and beat stock of Groce-
ries in this village, at WALTERS.
Three pound can peaches at 25 cts. per
can, and full line of dried and canned
fruits, at Walters.
--Athousand poundsof turkeys and chick
ems wanted per week, at WALTERS Groce-
ry Store, next door to Postofice.
The wood-chuck had an opportunity
Of seeing his shadow at any time during
the day on the 81. Ice men, take courage
and keep your powder dry.
The members Of the Northwestern
Ohio Masonic Relief Association will meet
at Capt. CHAMPSEY's drug store this even
ing, at I o'clock, to elect Local Director.
Send three-cent stamp for a specimen
copy Of the Past and Present, a new MONTH
ly journal of information for everybody.
Address Past and Present Printing Compa-
ny, Ada, Ohio.
From bills printed at this Office we
learn that Mr.. Henry LUsnER will have
public sale Of personal property on the
Sth inst, and Mr.. j. E.PGILL another on
the 9th.
We were shown few days since life
size portrait Of Mr.. DASIEL LINDSAY. Ii
was a Christmas present from Mr.. CAREY
LINDSAY to his mother and no doubt is
highly priced.
Mrs. KATE NJ. SHERWOOD is entertain
ing the readers OF the Sunday journal with
an interesting "Washington Romance"
written in rhyme. 1t gingles well with
Washington society, MS we read it.
The New Baltimore Enterprise made
its appearance again last week, in seven
column folio form, Mr.. d. Z. PETERS, pub
Usher and proprietor. 1t makes better
appearance than before.
Letters for lie following persons re-
main in the PostofIice uncalled for, for the
week ending Feb. 81: Matte Brown,
Thos. Daniels, John Gradwahl, DAME
Shay, Mary VanSickle.
The Sentinel is hard up iof material
when it takes advantage of the language
of citizen OF Pcrrysburg with reference to
his sidewalk tax, levied two years ago, and
tries to make capital out Of it.
The master mechanics, of Toledo, are
holding meetings with the view Of secur-
ing an amendment TO the existing Lien law
of this State, claiming that it works TO
their detriment. The committee appointed
to correspond with mechanics of other
States, reported at an adjourned meeting
last evening in favor of the New York
Law.
Persons coming into printing Office
ought to know how to behave themselves.
We have some men in this town mot hoys)
who seem TO lack great deal Of sense,
they will come into our Office, annoy the
compositors by reading his copy on his
case, picking up proofs, occupying the edi-
turial chair, reading our exchanges, whis-
tie, sing, etc. For such people it wonld be
better if they never were born.-NeT Bali
more Enterprise.
Anil now the citizens Of Findlay are
discussing the subject of the city buy
ing the Gas Works from the Company nm
der which the same is owned and controll
&C. The Finilay JeF. gives column re-
port Of a meeting held for the purpose o.
determining something. As the meeting
did not seem TO be very heavily charged.
As the meeting did not seem to he very
heavily charged with the question at issue,
and adjourned without data, the JEFF. closes
its report with these touching lines:
q" We will meet in hat sweet by and by-by
ard hy:
We will meet on that gaslcss shore"
Presbyterian SOcial.--The Ladies'
Centennial Society of the Presbyterian
church, will hold their next Social at the
residence of MIS-. A. NJ. THoMPSoN, OF
Tuesday evening next. A cordial invita-
tion il extended to ALL
The WetmOre MandamuS.-The WET
MORE mandamus case will he argued before
the Supreme Court tomorrow, by Messrs.
RANEy, ScRIBNER, MURRAY and DoDGE,
on the part of the plaintiff, and Messrs.
HAYNES, McSwESY and REID, for the de-
Tense.
Hardware Removable. CHAs. NJ.
NoRroS, ouryoung and enterprising Hard
ware merchant, has removed his stock into
the rooms just vacated by PECK & llAMIL-
TON, in Ph1nix Block. He has just got
settled down and ready for business in his
new quarters and commen ,es the Centenni-
al season with fine stock OF gools, well To-
Gated, and better evidences of prosperity
than ever before.
Seventeen hundred Miles or bitches.
-E Tuller, President OF the Wood county
Agricultural Society, made the startling
statement at the recent meeting of the State
Board at Columbus, that Wood county had
100 miles Of public bitches, which cost
not Isss than S2,0OoO0o. These statements
were made from data obtained at the Aud
itor's Office and are under rather than above
the actual figures. Aid To this the farm
ditching done by individuals, and it would
be more than doubled.-Senhnei.
Leap Year Party.-Last week the
young mcn Of this village were thrown in
to a fluttering cxcitement-N Kind OF pal