Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-12-21

Christmas Goods, at TAYLOR & MILLER's.
Before Christmas last year, all the ice
houses in this place were filled with eight
inch ice. The river has not yet been frozen
over this year. ~ .#'.F
The Bucyrus papers have decided to
charge ten cents per line for all death,
birth, marriage, notice Of festivals, eKhi-
bitlons, &c. di u9
-"That Husband Of Mine" says must
purchase the children's Holiday Toys and
pound of that zoe Candy Of TAYLOR &
MILLER.
The appearance around the depot hus
been materially improved by the applies.
tion Of paint to several buildings, and.
new roof on the depot. . .D.
"A gravel walk has been made across
Louisiana avenue, nearly opposite the
postoffice, making very convenient ap-
prosch to that Office. ...
Anything in my line not in stock will
be promptly ordered and supplied at the
lowest prices. Call and see the "pretty
things" at the postoffice News Stand.
1t is we'll known that Perrysburg is
noted for her cleanliness, and the removal
Of mud from the crosswalks on the main
streets is certainly creditable to our Street
Comm issioner.
MIR GEORGE KHALE, farmer living
near Wings school house, this county, met
with the sad misfortune OF the loss Of a
little son, who tell into an uncovered well
aud was drowned a few days since.
The Murphy organization of sonth
Toledo have the following question under
discussion: "Resolved, that social treat
ing of into xicating liquors results in more
drunkenness in this country, than all 9TH
or causes combined" #
The weather has been exceedingly
warm for December, but we didn't think it
was sufficiently SO TO produce son-stroks.
But this was pronounced by the most
skilled physicians 10 he what was the
matter with Mr.. L. D. Ross last week.
lie Is recovering SLOWLY.
--SHAKEspEARE says, "The evil that
men do lives after them; the good is oft
inferred with their bones" Ii this be true
ut this period of the nineteenth century,
God pity the rising generation who will
inherit this living evil. =" Let the lover
lights be kept burning" ..sf
Mrs. Henry KEEL, of Weston, net
with a serious accident on Friday last
Fearing a runaway, she jumpel from q
buggy her husband was driving, and on
alighting on the frozen ground her ank e
was diSloc Ite !, als) the bones broken near
| the joint. DIR. RHEINFRANK, of this place
and DR.. SPENCER, Of Weston, dressed the
wounds.
A little three-year old son of Mr. j
| +. RAAB had his arm badly lacerated, on
Saturday, by an attack from j. HILLA.
BRANDS large Newfoundland dog. DR.
| HAMILTON sewed up the wound and the
little fellow did not finch during the pain.
| ful operation THEODORE lNMAN was also
bitten hy JOHN AMoN's large dog on Sun.
day, receiving quite cash in the leg.
The Sentinel got some new Primer
| type, suitable for children and those in
their second childhood, and peculiarly
adapted to EvERs' vanity whereby lie can
make big showing without saying much,
and Ms soon az it pearcd in the paper
| EvERs found il necessary TO apologize for
the bad appearance of the paper. He did
not assign as reason, this time, that "il
was like u new plow and had to be scuur-
cd a little before it would work we'll"
1t is announced that our County Com.
miss oners have in contemplation the en-.
largemeat Of Ditch No. II, which now
amounts to almost the proportions of a
ship canal. From twelve TO fifteen feet il
20 be added to the width, and three or four
feet to the depth. This, we trust, will la
sntfici, mt 10 drain Liberty and Jackson
prai les, even in the wettest seasons, and
enable the owners Of that fertile soil to vet
resp rich rewards for their past and future
labo:s.
Mr. ABRAM JEssUP, n bachelor who
had lived hall mile west of Sylvania
LUcts county, for the past thirty-fy
years, was found dead on the 9ll
inst. in one Of his fields where he had cvi-
IDENTIFY been repairing his fence. lie had
evidently been dead for some days, the
mice having mutilated the face by eating of
ono ear and II part OF the nose. The unns
unl commotion among Mr.. J IS stock, which
were confined in the barn and furnishing
for food and water, attracted the attention
of his nearest neighbor which led to an in
vsNigation and the discovery of the where
abouts of tho deceased ,..l r,r,.a,tts
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