Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-04-13

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Single copies Of the JOURNAL eau be had
Of Mr.. E. D. Ross, at the PostoGics.
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Now is the time to trim your grape
vines.
The time for house-cleaning has arriv-
ed, and husbands are accordingly un-
happy.
Advertised Letters: Conrad Angel,
Martha Greenuf, Henry Goeke, Aresine
Gignec.
GEO. KLINE, an employ in the stave
factory at Hoytsville, had a hand sawed
o6 last week.
The Presbytery Of Maumee will meet
at the Presby yterian church at Bryan, April
18th, at 1880 P. NJ.
The annual meeting of the Wood
County Bible Society will be held at the
NJ. E. Church, Sunday evening next.
The Toledo Commercial says, "Out OF
respect for the Mayor il is proposed to i'm
port some sacred COWS to put in the Park"
Delta avalanche: ain Perrysburg the
young ladies promenade the streets Mt
night in masks, and slide down banisters."
Louisiana Avenue, which is one Of the
widest md hnndfomest streets to be found
in the No rthwest, is receiving its spring
cleaning.
We understand our young friend, DR..
JOHN THOMPSON, intends opening
Dental Office In South Toledo, next week.
Success
The shoe shop Of J. +. THEIs, Of New
Baltimore, was burglarized Tuesday night
and eight pairs of boots and a quantity of
leather was taken.
The Fourth Annual Convention Of the
| Northwestern Ohio Volunteer Firemen's
| Association will be held in Tifin, on Tues
day, April oath.
Burglars brnke into WIN. NANNA's
jewelry store Mt Dcshler. on Friday. Both
ult. and stole about $50 worth of old
watches and jewelry.
On Tuesday evening Mr.. McELvEY
and wife, of New Baltimore, narrowly es-
capped being killed by mail train on the
B. 4 o. Road, at that place.
-"The Sower," by KATE NJ. SHERWOOD.
published in another column. will be rec
ogrizcd ms a handsome contribution to the
literature Of to-day.
Bryan Democrat: A Masonic impoa-
tor calling himself "Dr. IT. r. Myers"
and hailing from Utica NY, is Cheating"
through the State of Ohio.
Mr.. w. w. BRIM, of Millbury, is con-
structing a corn crib and hog pen 100x24
feet. Mr.. b. evidently expects to raise
some corn and fntten some swine.
A troup eof ten arrived on the.1:47 p.
NJ. train to-day and will give Vocal and
Instrumental Concert at Centennial Hall
this evening. 1t will be worth hearing.
The following letters are held at the
postofiice One addressed Weston. Wood
CO., o., mo namel and one for Israel A
Tha les, South Toledo, o., (held tor postage)
Our friend, w. ], ScnLEcr, has Il tely
removed his harness shop next door to tie
postofice, where he il doing a fine business.
He is good workman, and keeps on hand
a fine supply of everything in his line.
A gentleman who travelled from Au-
gustn, Maine, and arrived nt this place
few days since, said the bridge across the
MHllIHCe Ut tlllS point WAS tHc HFHL lOIl
bridge that he had found on the route.
Mr.. O. s. BURGESS, of Webster town.
ship, has purchased the stallion, Spanish
Punch, who has a pedigree equal to the
best. Mr.. B. is taking deep interest in
the raising of draft horses surl, ns are
needed tor practical purposes in Wood Co.
The "Sylvan Trio" of South Toledo,
gave a concert at Union Hall, that city, on
Tuesday evening, which received the hearty
applause OF the audience, which it fully
merited. At the close it was moved and
carried by II unanimous vote that the en-
tertninmeut be repeated within two or three
weeks.
The Chicago Times has got the news.
II SAYS: The l6-year old son of james
McNelley, an Ohio mlser, broke his leg,
aud his father beat him with strap dur
ing the operation of setting the limb, be-
cnnse OF the expense in VIII ich the accident
had involved the paternal hoard.
Forsyth Post G. A. R., will give an
other of their pleasant campfire enter
t,inments at their Hall in Finlay Block,
Toledo, on Wednesday evening next No
for those who lave experienced the reality,
has not yet been discovered.
Toledo Sunday Journal: The sour
apple-tree man of the Bowling Green Sen
GneI is reopening the county scat contest
bitterness. Peace, fraternity and good
will seem great strangers 10 the bosom Of
The editor of sheriff sales at the sand knob
capital of Wood.
About two hundred citizens of South
Toledo bul-dozed the embankment in
front of their city few days since, remov-
ing sufficient earth for the water 10 find its
way through the north channel OF The riv-
er. The gentleman who owns the big
island protested in vain.
-WitEel, the TifTin pnrricide, who il
will be remembered in a drunken frenzy
killed his child while IN its mothers arms,
was sentenced last week to States Prison
for ninety-nine years.-Sentimel-
Coming from constant reader of the
Police Gazette, and one who spent half
lifetime in the Sheriff's office and about
courts, "parricide," as applied, is good.
-Rheumatism, Neuralgia or Sciatica need
no longer be regarded as incurable. The
Introduction of Lawson's Curative" which
is one Of the perfcctions of Medical Sci
ence, is now regularly prescribed for these
as we'll as for all nervous complaints. !
DiphtheriG, Sore 1Arodt, Nervous or Sick Head |
ache, are promptly cured by application of
the "CurativcP
7-The editor Of the Ssntinel after having
assisted in arranging for heavily inoreas-
ed vote in the south part of the country
in 1878, and probably again IN 1876 10
make corresponding figures, has not got
the eloauence to tell his readers anything |
about that hundred Canada wood choppers |
that voted in Henry township or the linle-
army of eorn-cu.ters imported for that oc
coston