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

sleighing, and the time has been well inn
proved.
"A letter addressed to james I. Nc
Clung, Sidney, o., is held for postage at
the Postofice.
1000 lb Of Headed ITsrrow Teeth for
sale cheaper than ever known before, by
PECK g. HAMILTON.
AN exchange says "the leap year neck
tie for gentlemen is out" We suspect it
takes the shape Of young lady's sleeve.
PECK & HAMILTON have now on hand
a fine assortment OF Plows Of different
makes. Go and see them before you buy.
Mr.. GEO. W. KIRK has made very
fine plat OF Messrs. BEvERsTocK g. MER-
RY's subdivision of out-lots to Perrysburg
All those having orders left for pic.
lures will please call for them this month
and oblige Mrs. NJ. A. THORNTON. 4Gd
The Wood County Board Of Agricult-
ure have decided to hold their next annual
Fair Mt Ton,ogany on September 2Gth, 27th,
2Sth and goth, 1876.
The Paymaster OF the d. & NJ. Road
made glad the employees at this point on
Friday last, by p,ying two months wages,
bringing their time up TO date.
-Kenncdy's celebrated Boston Crackers
Wine, Cream, Milk and Graham Bis.
cult and Champion Crackers, full assort-
ment, just received, at f. X. MILLER & Co.'S.
There will, probably, be many who
will want to hear john b. GorGH deliver
his popular lecture" Blunders ~ at
Wheeler Opera House, Toledo, on Tuesday
evening next
The ID. & NJ. Road has been running
numerous extra trains during the past week
in the interests OF Cincinnati Ice merchants.
They got their ice from near the village of
Waterford, Mich
On Friday last +. r. MILLER & Co.
received so loads Of corn, Uith an averrge
OF so loads per day during the week. They
have averaged about 1000 bushels per day
so far tlis week. How is that for--corn on
the move.
Quite number of our business men
commenced putting up three-inch ice last
week, obtained from the reservoir. The
ice and business has continued to grow this
week and they are now putting up five and
six-nch ice.
Letters for the following persons re-
main in the Posioflice for the week ending
March I'd: Mary R. Emmons, Noe Zim-
meyfoef, Mrs. S. Lindner, (care Ludwig
Lindner) L. Parker, Frank Roney, Mrs. AL
bert Sweet, Henry Wygant, Charity Wal
lace.
The Van Vert Bulletin puts il thus !:
In field adjoining town, where one OF our
farmer friends keep his sheep, is strewn on
'the cold, cold ground" the carcasses Of
twelve dogs, which went cut from their
mag ers' houses in the evening but failed
to return"
The officers OF the Toledo & Grand
Rapids Narrow Gauge Railroad are conf
dent that the Road will be in running or
der by the lst OF November next. The
ties are about ready for delivery and as
soon as the ground will permit the work of
grading will commence
DO not forget that you can get first
class Photographs taken at the Gallery on
Fifth street by Mrs. NJ. A. THORNTON, for
half price, during the month of March:
Tintypes at greatly reduced prices. Will
also sell Frames cheaper than you can pur-
chase them elsewhere in the village. 42d
Any editor who has check enough to
write lo,al on the weather nowadays
more than an hour before going to press,
ought 10 be sent to the legislature at once.
Hes no good at home.-Defdnce Democrat.
II he should be located in sight OF sig
nal station, keePI barometer and two or
three thermometers in his sanctum, and
would add postscript every two hours, he
might venture to say something about the
weather a hours before going TO press.
"A lady correspondent writes to know
what nation furnishes the best domestics
in reply to which we say that although we
are not very we'll posted in such matters
We feel that we can safely pronounce in ia
vor of our own country. Newark, n. j.,
furnishes the best. They are called the
Light Running Domestic " and are to b.
found at any office or agency OF the Do
nestle" Sewing Machine Company.
In view of events which "failcd TO cast
their shadows BEFORE" and the impendii 6
crisis on the financial question, cores
pondcnt on the line of the "Slippery Elm
communicates to the JOURNAL, in which is
mentioned the names Of J. W. CANARY and
S. w. WHTTMoRE MS candidates for Presi-
dent and President, subject to the
will Of those electors who desire to be ex-
tricated from this perilous situation. We
are not acquainted with all the points
made in the COM. of which there are many
but would publish it in full, was his chi
Biography executed in style that We
could readily read.