Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-03-10

from I'M" pace, ckip mas got up quite
readable letter in the Sentinel this week, for
those who "build castles in the air."
A young man named Baser, living at
Pemberville, rode home in wagon, while
salt barrels we're rolling around in it. He
won; drink any more.-Fostoria Re,ie,r.
Don't take any five dollar bills of the
National Bank of Usage, Iowa, bearing
numbers higher than 200, as they are for
gerics If you forget this it may cost you
aV.
While at Bowling Green, on Tuesday.
we discovered the "item" in which the Jun
ior editor of the Granger was in search
and found. 1t was on the records in the
Auditors Office.
Letters for the following persons re-
rlain in the postofice for the week ending
March 9th: John Lentz. Ann f. Strobel,
Geo. Williams, Mrs. w. Il. Wallace, En-
ma Wallace (2).
On Monday night OF last week leap
year sleighing party, from East Toledo,
visited this place. 1t was pleasant affair,
with but one exception, the sleigh was upset
and Miss HATTIE TINKER severely bruised.
"A. G. WILLIAMS & Bno. have Just
purchased large stock of Boots and Shoes,
Of the latest styles. Call and examine
them.
The records have not been searched
for charges and specifications, but Mr..
HENRY THORNTON is authority for stating
that suit has been brought against the D.
G. & T. r. R., by married lady, for dam
ages.
The best crackers that ever found their
way into this market, are Kenedy's cele-
brated Boston crackers, OF which F. r
MILLER & Co. has laid in a supply. We
have tested their quality and know where.
Of we speak.
We have missed the Tippecanoe Her
aid from our exchange list for two or three
weeks, and regret to learn that il was caur.
cd by the severe illness of the editor. But
RICHARD is himself again, and The Herald
is at its post.
The horse that Col. Neibling, of the
2lst o. V. L., rode during the late war was
in parade last week, in Findlay, and al
though he carries several acRTs and some
rebel lead, he is still lively "a a colt. Long
life to "old Jim."-Fostoria Repiew.
The largest and best assortment of
trunks to be found in Wood county, at
prices that cannot fail to suit everybody,
at A. 6. WILLIAMS & Bros.
The author of that little article in
last weeks Sentinel on the county seat qucs-
tion, must have had troub'ed dreams for
several nights. He should seek cecluded
spot, near the Devils hole, and nate him
self to death.
Prof. KELLOGG is holding very in
tcresling series of dancing parties and
dancing schools at Ojcon Hall, Toledo
The teacher is 60 years of age, and the
age OF his pupils range from 10 to 60
years. All are learning the glide.
The open winter seems to have been
especially favorable for the health and
growth of fish. A group of pickerel this
spring look quite as portly as the group of
fat men of which n photograph was taken
at Put-in-Bay couple of years since.
PECK & HAMILTON have now on hand a
fine assortment of Plows and are exclusive
agents for the sale of Maumee, Mishawaka,
Bryan and Monroeville Pows. They have
also on hand n few of the South Bend Chill
ed Plows, which they offer for sale at Cost,
-DARKE, of the East Side, has been pre-
sented with Centennial shirt. 1t is COW
cred with Centennial, l776 and 1876"
He expects to dress up in it on the 4th OF
July and exhibit himself. II the day
should prove warm it will be comfortable,
anyhow.
A few days since Mrs. PoRTz, lady
about 80 years of age, who resided with
her son-in-law near Fostoria, was found
dead in the orchard where there was flock
Of sheep. As she was terribly bruised II
Is supposed she had been attacked by vi.
eious ram and butted to death.
"A fne assortment of fancy Cassimeres
at greatly reduced prices, just received a
A. g. WILLIAMS & BRo's.
AT a meeting Of the Nereid Boat Club
on Tuesday, il was decided to build tram.
way and use the lower story of F. r. Mn.
LER 4 Co.'S warehouse for boat house dur.
ing the coming season. A committee was
also appointed to ascertain what the siK.
Dared lap streak belonging to the Maids,
Of Toledo, could be purchased for.
Mr.. o. J. DEWoLFE of the Findlsy
Jefersonian, and Mr.. J. p. DEWoLFE, oI
Columbus, have purchased the Fostofis
RerieU OF Mr.. j. V. JONES. who gives no,
tice that he will return to the practice oi
the law. The Messra. DEWoLFRs are
practical newspaper men and will make q
good paper. Success TO the retiring and in.
coming proprietors.
1T having leaked out that EDDIE BLUE
having been left without change Of shirt'
by the late Are, Misses NARY DODGE and
MINNIE WErMoRE formed themselve.
into asewing society; and the result was, he
has been presented with shirt 3x6 inches
in size. He has since been trying to solve
the problem, whether II would be better to
dress up in a collar and "pull down hia
vest - or tTV 10 get himself into that shirt