Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-05-04

"A snow storm on tuesday, tue Isl inst,
and two or three frosts since, has not been
healthy for fruit and planted vegetables.
1t is desired that there be full at
tendance Of the members OF the Perrys-
burg Sayings 4 Loan Association at the
annual meeting called for tomorrow eve.
The law card Of w. II. HANDY, form
or editor OF the Wauseon Erpositor, appear
cd in the Republican last week. HANDY
has also Joined the Murphys and made a
temperance speech.
The young folks gave May party at
NoRToN's Exchange on Tuesday evening,
which proved to be very pleasant affair.
A section Of the Dodsworth string band
furnished the music.
We neglected TO call attention last
week to the professional card of J. II. &
f. A. REID, Attorneys. FRANK A. has
shown good judgment in settling down with
his father In business already established.
The Sunday Journal furnished an illus
trated story, last Sunday, entitled "a Ro-
nance in Cheap Hash House" A Zig
brother" appears in the sequel on Monday,
and as som are yet alive to tell the tale
we may yet learn "who the joke is on"
The Dickens Dramatic Club chartered
the handsome little steam yaelt, Edith
Lockwood to bring the Club up to Perrys-
burg last evening. 1t is rumored that ar
l., - "a, H.,
ply between Toledo and Perrysburg this
season.
Let every one who has a foot of ground
at his command this year make it bring in
a revenue. This is the way to get even
with two years failure OF crops. 1t is also
the way to put money into circulation. If
you produce nothing you will he rewarded
with nOthing--0 from and 0 remains.
Mr.. AL. CHARLES decided ten days ago
to become an Agricultural this summer,
and commenced operations for Mr.. ROACH
on the farm mt Roachton. The whole
country ,herenbouts have been canvassed
for a place to board, but as yet without
success. Who is the joke on?
r. r. MILLER & Co. are too busy this
week in receiving and arranging their new
goods, to write a new advertisement. They
have received some handsome new styles Of
dress gobls, which attract the eyes OF the
ladies', and they were bought just in the
nick of time, as there has been an advance
in the Etstern market in this line Of goods
since the purchase was made.
Tho Erening Bee, as previously an.
nounced, came out in its enlarged form on
Thursday last, and makes a handsome ap-
pearance. Mr.. A. D. PELroS, formerly Of
the Blade, has taken charge of the business
management of the paper, also an interest
in the Toledo Printing and Publishing Co.
We understand that Mr.. i. J. OBLINGER
is now engaged as city editor on the Bee
Success.
Probate Judge PHTLPs did his part
toward making thirty-three couples happy
during the month of April, by issueing the
preliminary instructions to tie the hynle-
nial knots. Foe the year ending March
3lst, III, the same office issued two hun-
dred and forty-seven marriage licences, Il
gain of fifteen over the year previous.
This, Of itself, is an indication OF return
ing confidence and the dawning of better
times.
The new advertisement OF Mr.. CHAs.
VI. NorToS appears in this issue OF the
JOURNAL, to which we direct the attention
of all who are in want of anything in the
Hardware line. 1t makes no difference
whether 1t goes here or thcre--that il, the
prces--you will find Mr.. n. with full
stock for inspection. AMI 1T prices to suit
the times. Almost every item that the
builder or farmer my want in this line Of
goods, can be found in his large and COM
pleie stock.
We gave pretty full and correct his
tory Of the several meetings OF the Joint
Board OF the Commissioners of Lucas and
Wood counties. Had the SeltineI done the
same its readers would he better informed,
and it woullnot be necessary for it to re-
sort to little personal fiings. We agree
with the South Toledo Advertiser, in an
item copied elsewhere, that the Sentinel
must have run ont OF argument when il
resorts 10 personalities and low insinua-
tions about dividing the spola.
MFR. T. II. HAMILTON, of Toledo, has
secured the work OF constructing the dock
for the Columbus & Tole 10 r. r. at Tule-
do. The dimensions OF the work is 1000
lee, in leagth, 40 feet wide and &c feet deep.
II requires S,0)) feet of timher AMI $4,000
feet Of plank far the foundation alone
Messrs. T. e. & w. L.WIGur, of Millbury,
have secure the coltrict u furnish l50,-
900 feet of timber aud lumber for the job,
which must he on the ground within thirty
days from date OF contract. They now
have some twenty men engaged in this
work.