Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-02-02

Defiance Erpress! Sheriff Schmick
received information Monday that one Of
his escaped prisoners was under arrest at
Perrysburg. He went after the bird, but
found IL wasn't his property, and the Jail
still yearns for It's departed guests.
The Cairo Minstrels are advertised for
Centennial Hall tonight. They have oul
an attractive programme, and are said To
be good performers. The ladies as well as
gentlemen are invited. Admission 25
cents. Children under ~ years, 10 cents.
Complaint has already been entered
about many buds being killed on early
fruit trees. There has not been much
weather so far this winter that would cause
the earliest bud 10 expose itself. Give us a
rest, or fair count on the fruit question.
Several Of our citizens visited Toledo
on Wednesday evening TO hear JOHN B..
GoUGHs lecture. 1t was probably the last
as It is announced that he has
cancelled all engagements beyond that on
Wednesday evening on account OF failing
health.
Representative SAGE, from this coun-
ty, introduced bill IN the Legislature, the
provisions Of which, should il become q
law, will transfer Wood county into the
Judicial District, composed Of
Lucas, Ottawa and other counties. We
know of no objection to the change.
While the eth Ohio Rcg't will hold
its reunion on the Sth inst, as will be
seen by notice else where, the Goth Ohio
will hold its reunion at Urbana, on the
7th inst. We know thcse old regiments
like book" and would be pleased to
meet with them.
The frst harbingers of Spring that we
have yet observed. are the warblings OF the
Wood county poets in the Pcrrysburg Jour
nal. They are ahead of the frogs this
Co. Sentinel.
When the frogs do commence KIsDER
will have "warblings" enough to last all
summer. No fair count can be had there.
After suffering agony from 1oothdehe,
Sore Throat, Neuralgia, or any of the many
nervous complaints we are subject to and
been cured by "LAwsoS's CURATIVE" it
is a pleasing thought to know we never
need suffer again while it can be obtained.
Every Druggist has it,
Tile AsK1Ns Bros. OF Elida, have just
received letters patient for a glass burial
case or coffin, which is said to be much su-
perior to anything of the kind now in use.
The glass is supported by light iron frame,
and besides making very pretty appear
ance, is both air and water tight
Owing to the kindness of MORGAN
Brown, Esq, of Tontogany, the Granger
was enabled to lay before its readers some
facts, last week, which they have been to-
tally ignorant Of as far us that paper is
"oh for the gift to gle us,
To see ourselves as others see us"
Lama Gazette: As yet no showing
Of receipts and expenditures of the assign
ees of the Farmers Savings Bank has
been made. The creditors of tie concern
are anxious that one should be made
Th re are creditors of many other instiiu-
tions now days that are in the same state
OF mind.
We learn from the Sunday Journal that
the total receipts of the Toledo Postofice
for 1876, were $S7 ,430 lS-expenses, $27,-
973 10, leaving profit TO the government
of $50 457 OS. II all Offices were rs re-
in proportion as this, it seems
to us that this branch OF the public serv-
ice should be selfsustaining.
There appears TO be an unusual num-
ber OF fatal accidents to wood choppers
this winter. The Findlny Je6ersonidn gives
an account Of well-to-do farmer in Han
cock county who instead Of running away
from danger ran into it and w"s struck by
a falling tree which fractured his skull
and limb caught him in the side, forced
its way through his body and into the
ground.
The Social given at the residence OF
Judge Cook on Tuesday evening, under
the auspices of the Ladies' Centennial So
oiety Of the Presbyterian church, waa more
largely attended than any given tins season.
The introduction of short dramas at their
SociaIs, by the Dramatic Club, promises TO
be very popular. 1t furnishes n very
pleasant social entertainment for an
evening.
The Findly Jefersonian learns that
daughter of HIRAM Cox, OF Liberty twp,
Hancock county, narrowly escaped being
bitten by mad dog on the 18th ult. She
had been to neighbors and on her return
the family dog acted rather strangely,
swapping at her, and was fought off with
an umbrella. On informing her father he
seized the gun and went out and found the
dog quite rabid and shot it.
The Colossal Bronze Statue of Victory
which stands in the park, at Lowell, before
the tomb of the first soldiers who fell in
the IeNOlutlOHt ~ = lasblNB ana pSauNllui
1t is one OF the first objects
sought by strangers visiting our sister city
which indeed many visi, purposely to sec
this elegant tribute of art. Obtained from
the King of Bavaria by J. c. Ayer-to
whom his majesty was especially gracious
in acknowledgment Of what his remedies
are reputed to have done for the suffering
sick--it WAS donated by the Doctor to the
City of Lowell, and now stands perma-
nent and speaking emblem of the victories
of both Science and Arms.--BuRker HUI
lhdss.) aurora.
Nereid's Ball.-Arrangements are be-
ing perfected by the members of the Nereld
Boat Club to give hop and supper at Gem
tennial Hall on Friday night next. The
best Of music will be furnished and no
pains spared to make it pleasant for all
who may attend.
Slipped Up.-GEoRGE KINDER, of the
Ottawa Sentinei, has mounted his pegasus
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