Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-01-26
Single copies Of the JOURNAL can be hadO
Mr.. f. d. Ross, at the Postofice.


Twenty different brands of Tobacco at
L. G. WTLsoN's, corner Of Louisiana ave-
nue. and Front street.
The snowAakes from the clouds teach
us how pure nre the out-comings Of what
seems to US adversely.
Advertised LETTERS Nell Green,
Hattie Harris, Theodore InnNman, John
Moser, John Pappery, Libbie Pitson.
The finest stock and greatest variety
OF Cigars and Tobacco to be found in Per-
rysburg, is at L. c. WILSON'S.
The Building & Loan Association Of
this place have been gradually closing up
business for several months, but the end is
not yet.
Invitations are out for grand Masque
Party, by Prof GANsoN and Daughters, at
Walbridge Hall, Toledo, on next Monday
evening.
! Toledo Commercial. Detroit has q
temperance restaurant in good running
order. Toledo don't want any, il has pler-
! " OF good Saloons
Our Amateur Minstrel troupe is nm
dergoing another reorganization, in which,
we understand, burnt cork will not be any
part thereof.
The young people ot Bowling Green
hang together" we'll this winter and
make success in sieighing parties about
| twice week.
-Perrysburg now has three Amateur
Dramatic Societies. all of whom are doing
we'll. As call the worlds stage" there
is room for more organization.
Mrs. MA.THoRSroN has perm anently
located her Daguerrean Gallery on Fifth
street, and is prepared to take pictures of
all kinds on short notice. 38
HENRY WARD BEEcuER will deliver
a lecture at Wheeler Opera House, Toledo
February sth-subject, "The Ministry Of
Wealth"
Burnt cork don't draw we'll in South
Toledo Our boys feel very much like the
fellow that had something to sny about
penny wise and pound foolish"
An Elgin. H., newspaper has this ad-
vertisement: "Found-A buckskin nit
ten. II the owner will leave the other at
this Office he will greatly oblige the
finder"
Those wishing a live Democratic pa
per from the hub, Columbus, should read
the Prospectus of the Ohio S dtesmGa in
this paper. Mr. LrNrox IS a practical
newspaper man.
We have had but very little sunshine
during the past eight weeks. The oldest
inhabitant is scarcely able to remember a
previous winter furnishing such a long
period of zero weather.
The Tontogany Brass Band are max
ing arrangements to give Ball at Whit
mOre's Hall on Thursday evening next.
Feb. lst. The Haskins Orchestra furnish
the music and a good time is in anticIpa-
ton.
An exchange says no expression OF the
human countenance can equal the look OF
| lonesome amaIement that flashes over the
lace of the solitary oyster at finding him
sell being scooped up in gallon of church
sociable soup.
"A lady in Bowling Green, who gained
! for herself merited applause as Mrs. Will
loughby," in the "Ticket.of-Leave Man."
appeared on the streets of that village this
| week in a new costume, Ia Nine Demo
rests latest.
james Timmons has commenced suit
! against c. l.. Moorhouse TO recover $50,
! 900. But this isn't the Perrysburg Journal
rimmons, 1t isa Cleveland lawsuit Bee.
90 wouldn't like to catch him, that
man who"-whose name sounds like me
providing he wins that suit,
About one-half OF the boys you meet
on the street either have, or should have,
patch TO ait down on. Sliding down hill
on the SHOWS crust, in a sitting posture,
may be fun for the bows, hut il is terrible
on the seats of their breechcs.
-Th. Franklin County Agricultural
! Society has 94 acres in Fair Grounds, val
! ned, INCLUDING Improvements at SlSS, 900.
The Society is out OF debt and has 81 2O,O 900
ON Interest. With such showing ms this
/ Il ought to have helped the State Fair out
IL little last year.
An effort is being made In the Ohio
uIe, k9 repeal the law passed last
81. This oo.'.'g that official advertising
should he published in two papers, one OF
each political party. 1t was fraud on
the taxpayers and should never have been
| allowed TO pass into law.
"A freight train on the D. 4 NJ. Road
was ditched near Wapakoneta, on Thurs.
day of last week, resulting in considerable
damage from the smashing up of cars
| The accident WAS caused by an axle break,
ing. Regular trains we're dc layed serveral
hours for the track to be cleared.
How enjoyable It is to think we have
been able to ease the sufferlngs of the af
aicted, by bringing to their notice a rem
ely which has relieved them. We earn.
eStly advise every one to keep constantly
in mind "Lawson's Curative" which ap
piled externally viii remove all pain from
whatever cause.
A little rain and little warm sun have
resulted in converting much of the snow
into ice. This renders damaging break
up less probable than before, as ice win moi
melt and pass off so rapidly as snow. New
ertheess, those farmers who have propert,
on the river bottoms are wise in preparing
for the worst.
The Toledo papers have been filleC
with the most extravagant laudatlons o
their amateur dramatic troupe, the Sta
Wanos. JOE JEFFERSON, BoorH, MACON
MITCHELL, ANNA DICKINSON, KATE FELL
and all the recognized stars of the stag
must hereafter be content to support, an'
not aspire to be, leading characters. Moth