Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-04-14

fracture of the right arm on Wednesday
night Of last week, at Dcshler.
Mayor RorzEn, Of Dayton, will give
Us the freedom of the city during their Dis
rict Fair In the fall, Including the soda
fountains. water works, and chalk our hat
for welsh's Hippodrome.
Our new Street Commissioner, Mr..
NORTON, has been looking over the lny Of the
land and found many culverts and other i'm
proveincnts that need prompt attention TO
save them from total destruction.
Spring has come! It is in the mir;
April showers, singing birds, cronking frogs
Growing roosters. cackling hens, colored
eggs. humming bees. buzzing machinery,
clanking hammers, &c. &c.
Bob. McMurrny was reelected Mayor
Of Wapak. on Monday. A Sunday school
superintendent, n Democratic editor and a
Mavor boiled down into one man is very
much of good thinG.-Defdncc Democrat
"Thats what think"
In defiance of the new game law, KIN
DER OF the Ottawa Sentinel, has invited
hunters upon his premises, and directs
them to open the season by shooting n drove
of chickens that have partiality for his
garden.
BY a vote the City Council, Toledo, has
abolished the salary OF Mayor, on the
ground Of economy But it has leaked ont
that il was principally upon the grou nd Of
enmi,y to Mayor MARK by one member Of
that body.
The Perrysburg Cadets have part of
their uniform completed and expect to
come out in full regimentals prior TO Dec
oration Day. The uniform l. gray in col
or and the Company will present n neat
appearance.
That inquisitive fellow who desires to
know all about your worldly possessions
will be around in few days-nnd he come
clothed with "brief authority" which it is
not safe to trihe with. The times are terri
bly, hard just now-arn't they?
KELLEY and FISHER and a dozen other
fellows who publish newspapers have tc
defend libel suits brought by DR.. GRAssER
Of Bryan. They will have to borrow the
pocket books OF some ot their editorial
friends before they get through.
Surveyor WooD has purchased tho nm
recorded field notes of Mr., HIRAM DAVIS
one of the pioneer surveyors Of Wood
county. On tho death of the father they
passed into the hands Of the son, Mr.. So
IoH DAVIS, and were sold by him to Mr.
| Woop.
A bill relating 10 bitches in WOOD
county, introduced by Representative SAGF
has passed both Houses and is now n law
We have written to Mr.. SAGE for copy
and hope to be able to lay it before oui
readers soon.
--WM. CRooK is now handling NIcK'
Flower and Vegetable Seeds, and has
large and fine assortment on hand. Iii
new Agricultural Wnrchouse is also wei
filled with all kinds OF implements used ol
the farm and in tho garden. Call and CT
anime his stock.
WHITE, Of the Defiance nemocrdt, In
stocked up his museumwiththe bones ofdca
Indians, which has h6on exhibited with glib
and Jest for many months past, And no'
spooks nightly pcrambulatc that village
and the hair on WHITE's scalp will NJ
down at his bidding.
1T is rlmorcd that WHITE, oi the De
fiance DenOcrot, and ToLAN, of the Dclpho
Herald, are at swords points, and KtNDET
of the Putnam Sentinei says that il grew ou
oftheir mutual attachment for sirawhcrr
blonde, who occupies the position of chic
cook or the canal boat Mary Inn.
"A good salary may I've obtained at thi
Office by diligently disposed person VIII
will engage TO read our exchanges 10 u
with proper emphasis, at such times as "
are otherwise buisily engaged. No extr
compensation allowed for breakage {
wear and tear OF patience.
The initial number Of the Ballot Bo
Published by the Womans Suffrage Assc
ci alton OF Toledo, Mrs. SARAH r. L. WI
LIAMs managing elitor, is ON our tnble.
is a twenty column paper, published month
ly, gives neat appearance, and starts OF
vigorously upon its mission.
Marshal blue entered upon duty IN
, day or two after elected, and the FIR
arrest made was hog running at large,
violation of village laws. lie is not a sho
hand reporter, but will no doubt remembt
the greater portion of lecture on this o.
casion to which he was All unwilling lis
cneT.
The proper date for Easter Sunday I'll
year has been productive of much contr
versy in England and this country. tt
New York Tribune labors through two co
umns, and finally concludes, by mathema
ical calculation, that il is the moon, an
not the calendar or almanac, that IL irrel
ulnr.
We noticed piece Of copy the 9th,
day, designed for the Ballot BOr on whic
a clipping Of reprint was sewed on with
needle and thread. The idea suggested
self upon this discovery, that the inimitab
n Domestic" sewing machine may yet con
in contact with the paste-pot and play
prominent part in the editing Of newsp
perp.
: The members Of the Printers Unio
OF Toledo, had n spirited contest aver Il
= seleutinn OF delegate 10 the annual nee
!. ing Of the National typographical UniO
Is which holds It's session in Philadelphia III
year, commencing on the Sd of July. A
4 Ter two or three tie ballots were taken NJ
o WM, EaELToS, foreman Of the ToleC
n Printing Company, was the successful MI