Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-04-21
LOCAL MATTERS.
NEW ADvEuTrSrmENTs.
SIuglecopies Of the JOURNAL can be bad Of
Mr.. E. ID. Ross, at the Postofiee.


Prof. GANsoN had large attendance
at his dancing school on Tuesday evening
The copyright is secured by this Office
for the sequel to "Castles in the . ir," pub
lished in this paper.
The Presbyterian Social will be held
at the residence of Mrs. j. G. SPHINX this,
Friday, evening.
j. J. CoRRIE came down town n few
mornings since with 16 lb muscalunge.
Gen. JOHNSON gathered it in.
Prof KELLOGG will close his dancing
school with calico hop, on Friday even
ing next, at odeon Hall, Toledo.
"A letter addressed to Maria stifier,
New Philadelphia, Tuscarawas county, o.,
IL held for postage at the postodice.
The frst number OF the Industrial Neus
FIVE column folio, monthly, by GEo. w.
LEpscoMBE & Co., Toledo, is on or table.
The proof-reader of the Weston Free
Press must have went to sleep when he
reached the fourth page Of that paper, last
| week.
"A very clever woman has said:
do not wish anybody to do anything
naughty but II they do | want to know all
about it.n
5000 gallons Stoneware, just received,
at +. K. MILLER & Co.'s. Dealers will be
supplied at Wholesale prices by sending in
their orders.
--WM. HOLDEN got the ends of three
fingers clipped off in Mr.. TRowBRIDGE's
'tave factory, one day last week, "while
foolin' wild de machine"
The steam tug Toledo, belonging to
Messrs WEBB & PARKHuRsT, has been
thoroughly overhauled and fitted up for
the Centennial campaign.
Nasty has written play called "In-
flation." Nasby initiates but one way, and
when lie gets through, lager beer glass
locks sick UHauseoa Eipostior.
In neighboring town there is girl
named Happiness. The boys in that town
are indeed going in for :" life, liberty and
the pursuit OF Happiness"
The School Directors of sub-listrict
No. 0, Perrysbnrg township, have secured
the services of Miss f. II. MANDELL for
the spring and summer school.
KELLEY, of the Lima Democrat, is r
victim. lie is of the opinion that some
women will not be happy in heaven unless
they can scrub it out once year at least.
-"Ciive Us an open enemy, rather than
n sneaking insinnntng coward. The one
we respect, the other we despise. KIN
DER IN The Ohawa Sentinel.
"NEe too"
HANDY, OF the Wauseon Ecpositor, says
Upper Sandusky has no bookstores, and
forty s1loons." ii HANDY had looked for
a bookstore first, lie might have made a
different report.
The Industrial Ners says "a Toledo
woman muzzled her husband to keep him
from kissing the chambermaid," and wants
to know ii it is really necessary at this sea-
son of the year.
Just received, splendid lot of Mems
and Boys Clothing, the best assortments in
town, and at low prices for cash. Also, a
nice lot Of Boys Black Suits, cheap at F.
r. MILLER & Co.'S.
Letters for the following persons re-
main in the postofIice for the week ending
Yesterday: Emma Borgwald. Mrs. Daniel
Cornelius, Eva Martyr t2l, +, F. Phillips,
Charles Swocdland, and Henry Wolf
Now is the time Or cleaning yoar eel
lars m other places where veg tables are
permitted to decay during the winter, and
to scatter lime around promiscuously. 1t
will be cheaper than doctors bills.
III you are inclined to be skeptical
about this bcing honse-clcaning time,
watch the habits and the woe-bcgone APP
pearance of husbands They have Joined
the "forlorn hope" that set on the fence to
see their girls go by.
The Bellevue Grzet,e is warning its
Subscribers against an impaster who is
travelling with an oil, which he claims to
he made expressly for the Domestic Sew
ing Machines The oil is composed large
" OF vtriol and ruins machine ii used.
Two Centennial messenger trains will
be put on the'P. TT. w. & c. II. r. before
long. Now let us have another railroad
war. 1t is duty that man owes his fellow
man tn encourage n war with the roads
leadi ,g in the direction Of Philade'phil.
r. r MILLER & Co. have something
novel in the shape of show case and
counter co nbinel, Heavy plate glass has
en- inlaid In the top OF counter, which
shows goods to fne a Vantage beneath, and
at the same time makes very fine surface
on which to deal out goods.
An old comrade cf ours, formerly a
member of Co. b, 123d Regt o. V. l., re-
siding at Milton Center, o., by the name
of Wm. Barhite, aud family, were poisoned
lately by eating head cheese, aud narrowly
escaped death, 1t was worse than that pea
soup at Richmond, eh, "Will?"-East Siie,
-Alessrs. ROBERTSON, Ross and WILSON
have purchased very fine Durham bull,
weighing little over 900 pounds, from
Mr.. JoHN MCKEE, OF Weston township.
lie is one of the Kentucky thorough breds
whose history occupies seyeral pages ofthe
stock book.
The Findlay Jetersonian gives an ac-
count Of a pheasant flying through heavy
plate-glass window in drug store in that
city, damaging the window to the amount
of about $50, which was fully insured,
From the speed it was making it is suppos-
ed the bird was pursued by hawk.
The Sentinel is whistling this week to
keep mp its courage; but there is too much
"wool in its teeth" and its tone Is very ir- =
regular and uncertain. The opportunity is
now open for Slippery Charlie to add anoth-
er resolution for the consideration OF the
County Convention, to squelch those who
talk out in meetin.
The annual report of the officers OF
the Wood County Bible Society will be
found In this manor The reports show A