Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-03-30
Single copies Of the JOURNAL can be had
Of Mr.. 4. D. Ross, at the PostOfioe.

Advertised Letters; w. ii. Corbin,
Mary s. Reffsnider, Jacob Vorwalder.
The Lodge Of 1. o. o. F. nt West Mill
Grove now numbers twenty-six active
members.
"A pleasant socinl party was given to
her young friends by Miss CARRIE BRowN,
on Wednesday evening.
--"Old winter breaking up housekeeping"
is what some attribute the noise produced
by the thunder storm last week.
--JoHNNY BLOOMFIELD Is dressing
Capt. CnAMPNEY's Drug Store up In
new coatof paint for the Spring opening.
Mrs SEIBERT has out new sign,
which to some extent represents the skill
Of VIM PEMBRIDoE in this line OF the art.
Mr.. lIERRIcK has removed his furni-
ture establishment into Mr.. BEAcH's build
ing, beneath the Journal Office. lie has
a fine stock on hand.
Mr.. w. w. BBIM, Of Millbury, killed
pig a short time since that weighed 67S
pounds. 1t was one of the Poland China
breed and had taken two premiums at the
Sandusky county fair,
Mothers should watch their daughters
more carefully. Going masked through
the streets at night and sliding down ban
nistcrs is very unbecoming to young ladies.
The Prospectus of the ngonic Rerieu,
] Ii. L., A, a., l.
found in this issue. 1t is the ol,lest and
one of the best publications for the fratcr-
nifty to be found in the country. Read the
Prospectus.
We direct attention OF our readers to
the new advertisement OF HENRY ALLEN,
Furniture dealer in South Toledo. If you
want 10 get n bargain in furniture, call on
him aud examine his fine stock and get
his prices.
An excursion to Missouri and Kansas
also Texas exploring party, will leave
Tiflin, first week in April. Send stamp to
J. Il. Martin, Tiffin, Ohio, and get full par
ticulars naming the State and place you
wish to go TO.
The junior editor, or Society man, of
the Granger recommends putty for joints
OF bedsteads as the most substantial fortifi-
cation against bed-bugs, although he Rd-
mis that in districts where the ngue is
prevalent that it gets dry and scales off.
In Putnam county they nominate
their county officers at the primary election
on the first Monday in April, and the Sen
tiHel contains near one column of an
nouncements of names for the several Off
ces to be filled at the October election.
The initial number OF the Genoa Reg
istcr Bro. Gro. A. DARKE editor and pro-
prietor, came to hand last week. Brc,
DARKE is tasty, practical printer, and a
spicy editor, of which the East Side and Reg
lister give abundant evidence. Bro. d. is
deserving of success.
MIR. DAVID WHITE, who has kept
the American House, South Toledo, for
Sc, eral years, has lease d the boarding
house of Mrs. JOSIAH MILLER, on Second
street, this place, and is firtng it up for
a hotel. He expects to open it to the
public Iii xt Monday.
An old gentleman out the pike had
his hat shot from his head by the prema-
ture discharge of shot gun, few DAYS
since. He was taking the gun from wag.
on loaded with household goods when the
hammer caught and discharged the old
fusce.
Aside from the mail that passes South
on the d. & NJ. Road in the morning
pouches are made up at the Toledo office
for the train that leaves there at l:l5 p. NJ
for the following postoflices on the line
Perrysburg, Weston, Lima, Wapakohetta
Sidney, Piqua, Dayton and Cincinnati.
Jake says that the first returning
board" of which he has any recollection
was a shingle in the hands OF his father
! The three-father, son, and shingle-useG
to hold frequent committee meetings in tho
back shed. but the returns came in &c
swiftly that n fair count was impracticablt
TO our friends of the press everywher,
we extend our peSr-, and especially TO thos,
. on the Wabash and Maumee, we say
shake."-Austin TtrOs) Daily Leader
As sure as ! live, if that nin't Major LEN
PowELL's fist. "Shakc," old boy B6s-, i
, it does take a two thousand mile arm t,
reach over the bloody chasm.
The Sentinel takes pleasure in harpinl
e upon the fraudulent vote of Perrysburl
township in 1875. We have positive proc
. Of the fact TINT the senior editor of tho Sen
tineI has declared that fraudulent vote
were cast in every township of the count.
at that election. So much for his cry 0
e fraud.
e Various modes OF treatment have bee
adopted for tho cure OF Rheumatism an
5. Neuralgia, but the good common sense Q
: the people and practical experience ha
proven that the only reliable remedy
"LAwsoN's CURATIVE" 1t is positiv
, cure when proper attention is given to VI
,, Ing it.
~ - We always know that the Spring elec
tion is close nt hand by tl.o timely arrivl
& of JAcoB MAYER, Esq, Treasurer for ii
- past fifteen years Of Troy Township. II
always precedes the election from four
six days, with an order for tickets, and r.
n turns with them in two or three hour
III His ticket wins every yeNr.
1t was at the residence of Mr.. ].
=. TRoUP where the "wAke" was held Ia
night. Four young married men and fo'
n, bachelors composed the party, includir
" the one-armcd fiddler A tvo-gallon j.
- labeled "mapls syrup" oyster cans ar
4 musical instruments were the weapons wi
which the attack was made. Mr.. T. h
n the consolation that he has two weeks
u which to set things to rights before the I
turn of his wife.
s Lake township is we'll provided wi
PoiIro,ds The nresent aasessment I