Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-06

the Fourth, at Defiance, by the premature
discharged Of a cannon.
-ADvERTIsED LETTERS: Rev.J Christ
Mary Dodd, John Fay, Mary B. Grafton,
wm. Hickler, John Kuegel, Henry Nor
lock.
We learn that several head Of horses
and two or three head Of cattle were killed
in this county by lightning on Monday
night.
The Columbus Journal gives this in
ILLUSTRATION Of the size Of feet in Toledo;
Toledo girls have to trim their corns with
pruning hooks"
We understand that the managers of
the NJ. e. Sabbath School are making ar
rangemenls to give the school an excursion
on next Wednesday.
- Fostoria hnd 81 900 FIRE Monday
morning. According to the Democrat the
"crane-neck beauty" (Silsby steam ere en-
gine) did not work well.
-WHITzEL, of Ti2ln, who murdered his
child and was sentenced to the penitentiary
for life, some time ago, suieided last week
in that institution.
A young man named RoLLENBEcK
was terribly mang'ed at Desller on the 4th
by the premature discharge of a cannon
and is not expected to recover.
The June number of the Toledo Off
cial Railway Guide, with its store Of in
formation TO travellers, is on our table.
Price so cents per aunum.
The citizens OF Toledo decided last
evening, Mt a meeting at the Boody House,
| to hold Tri-Stnte Fair this Fall, and Rp.
pointed seven Directors to get up the plans
and specifications. Good enough.
We should have been pleased to give
WHITE & BLYMER our version of the
"Highland Fling" and feasted our eyes on
WHITES museum on the 4th, but our pass
on railroads does not extend that far, and
these common carriers don't trust.
The Commencement Exercises of the
Toledo High School, on Friday last, were
OF very interesting nature and very
largely attended. There were forty-six
graduates on this occasion, the largest
class ever graduating in that school.
Some writer on birds has stated the
case in this way: "The woman's rights
| adherents gather no encouragement from
nature when confronted with the fact that
among birds the females are the domestics
and the males do the singing and wear the
good clothes"
The Ohio Statesman will be furnished
on reasonable terms for three months of
the campaign, as will be seen by advertise
ment elsewhere. Those of our readers
wanting Democratic paper from the Hub
Of the State, will find the Salesman live
little paper and worthy of their patronage.
DO not despair if you have tried an
hundred and one remedies for Rheumatism
or Neuralgia without relief. Use CLAW
SONS CURATIVE" according to the direc-
tons and there is no question about your
receiving permanent relief. 1t does not
fail to cure, for it strikes at the root OF the
disorder.
This week the steam barges Moon and
ST. Joseph have discharged at our dock l50,-
900 feet Of pine lumber from the pineries in
Michigan, consigned to Messrs. PECK &
HAMILTON. As soon as the barges can
make another trip 10000 feet more will
be delivered, completing their order for
100000 feet.
"A farmer in Henry county in com.
municntion to the Signal, says il the agri-
culturists of that section do not wake up
soon,vcry soon, they will find that the Can
ada thistles will have such a hold on their
farms that no effort will rid them of the
scourge. He claims that mortgage equal
to ten dollars on the acre would not be so
great curse to them.
After two or three postponements to
other dates, the Iowa editors finally reached
Toledo on Saturday night last over the Wa
bash Road. They numbered about 60 and
many of them had their wives with them.
They visited the Islands on Sunday via
Chief Justice Waite, and were reported to
be jolly set of fellows by some of our cit
liens who made the trip with them.
"A man who witnessed beautiful gar
dens growing in Genoa, Ottawa coanty,
without fence or other protection around
them, suggests through the Bee that Tole-
do, inasmuch as she cannot enforce her
ordinance to prevent stock running at
large, should be annexed'to Genoa and the
enforcement OF the laws be placed in the
hands OF the officers of the latter village.
The South Toledo Advertiser of the
29th ult. says: On Tuesday posters were
posted inviting the people to Il free ride on
the Narrow Guage. The train pulled out
at $50 with 164 on board. The day was
spent in Toledo and this place, returning
at 5:30 with 2le on the train. The hat-cars
have been fixed up with comfortable seats
and two of them have a canvas cover, max
ing them preferable 10 the coach on such
occasions.
The editor of the "Home Department.
Of the Toledo Commercial wants somebody
to reply to a correspondent who requested
a recipe for "dying on cotton" We have
never went very deep into dye-stuffs, but il
seems to us that If a person would take q
we'll bleeched white sheet, (it must be o
spotless white) lay down on it and ther
take razor and sever the jnguIar vein, il
would produce the desired result. NJ
harm in testing it.
The Wabash Railway will shortly is
sue a series of cheap excursion tickets over
their Road to. Put-in-BSy, the passenger
taking the steamer Waite at this point. Il
ia thoughtthst this viii greatly stimulate
the travel Of pleasure. seekers this way
The Wait will, II is thought, soon entel
upon the arrangements of delaying it's de
partare Saturdays and Sundays until 9;4'
A. NJ, making those the excurion days.