Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-02-16
LOCAL MATTERS.
NEW ADvERTIsEmENTs.
sherifrs Sales-0rrin Henry.
improvement OF State Roads. Case.
Singleoopies oftbe JOURNAL ca u be hado
Mr.. E. ID. Ross, the Postofice.

bHiDdE y btaVe IactOry ls heafu again.
Delightful weather and good roads are
the luxuries in Wood county just now.
-ADvERTIsED LETTERS Emma AS
mus, Any Fulmer, Jno. Wyg mt, Jno.
Westcott. H'f.
Mrs. Partington notices that very few
persons are suffering from suggestions of
the brain.
Didn't the lively little girls stab their
gifted fellers on Wednesday with those
penny vAlentines2
The Anchor Barrel Mandatory at
Deshler is employing two hundred men
and is running night and day.
III we live to plense ourselves, VIC dis
please our neighbors. If we live to please
our neighbors, we do not please ourselves.
We publish the Commissioners Report
in full in this issue, believing it to be as
interesting local news aswe can lay befo re
our readers.
The Findlay Je6ersonion issued neat
little daily paper last week in order to give
the full proceedings of the CHARLES muir
der trial.
The floating ice is all out Of the river
LAY and we noticed some very nice pick
erel and pike in front of Mr. HILLABRAND's
Store this morning.
1t is soid that owing to the non-pay-
ment of taxes, 100000 worth of city
bonds will have to be issued to pay for pub
lie improvements Toledo Bee.
1t doesn't make much difference afte,.
all which Of the two cities, Cincinnati or
Chicago, packs the most pork. 1t is the
number Of Ulster overcoats worn which
tell the story of progress.
-Tippecnnoe Herald: Montgomery
cou ity horticulLuralists assert that unless
there is yet "killing" weather, there will
be an abundance of all kirds OF fruit in
this valley: Good enough.
The Urbana Union asks this conun-
drum: "Why does brakeman put his
arm about pretty girl weighing only 1875
pounds to assist her on the cars, and lift
an old woman weighing 200 with one
hand?"
Napoleon Signol: We breath easier
now. The new counterfeit 81 900 notes now
in circulation can be detected by their
greasy feeling. 1t eats into an editors salary
fearfully to get struck with four or ive
of such notes in week.
1t is believed that the Democrats in
these parts have surrendered and ground
ell arms Mr.. J. B. NEWTON found a pis q.
tol on the road this side of Bowling Green
and is inclined to the opinion that it be-
longs to one Of this class.
1t is believed that a large amount of
the silver currency now in circulation is
counterfeit, yet the eouDterfeiter's art has
become so perfect that it is very difficult
to distinguish the bogus from the genuine.
There is job for the detectives to work
up somewhere.
The high reputation gained by LAW
| SONS CURATIVE" is steadily increasing.
owing to the truly wonderful cures which
it has performed. 1t is fast becoming the
FAMILY PANACEA for all aches and pains,
and for allaying Inflammation. Sold by
druggists at one dollar per bottle.
The bill pending in the Ohio Legisla-
tnre, requiring persons elected to Office to
make oath that they did not attempt to SC
cure their election by money or liquor
should and probably will become law
The Lima Democrat says "from every quar-
Ter the cry is 'pnss it,"
There was lively time at the resi-
dence of Mr.. ]. l.. LoUGLAs last night.
Mrs. DOUGLAS is absent, and it we'll be as
we'll for all parties interested If she does
not return until time is given for the house
to be set to rights. Music, OysteIs, &c,
were the order of the evening. None but
grass-widowars and bachelors admitted
Mr. CHARLES STEVENS, now of Venice
Erie county, was in town yesterday look
! ing after outstanding accounts. In his
loss by fire OF tho stave factory and the
Trusting ont Of nbont 81, 800 worth of gro
ceries, he sunk between $4,000 and Sc, 900
IN Perryshurg. As he furnished the sta
| pies of life to carry number of families
| through one or two winters, he now talks
about returning with his family and
boarding around until he gets cvcn
The prospectus, or suppliment, issued
| by the Irish World, which il stuck up in
our postoflice, is the best design and best
executed production of the kind we have
ever seen. It corresponds we'll with the
enterprise, genus and patriotism OF PAT
RICK FORD, the editor and publisher OF the
! Irish World. The comments quoted therein
from prominent men in the country are
words justly spoken, us those who read the
paper can testify.
What other preparations fail to do,
Halls Hair Renewer accomplishes. II re-
news the hair and especially restores its
color when gray and faded. As a dressing
it is unsurpassed, making the hair moist,
soft and glossy. The most economical
preparation ever offered, its effects remain
a long time, and those who have once made
trial OF il will never use any Other.-Ad.
rsrtiscr and Union, FredOniG, n. Y.
-TippecOnoe City is preparing for n
grand Washingtou's Birth Day Celebration
The Third Reg't o. N. G. are booked for
drill and parade on the 22d and will be re.
viewed by Adjutant General CARR and
other members of the Goyernor's Staff.
There will also be Firemen's parade; and
as an appropriate conclusion the Revolu-
tionnry Drama, entitled Columbia, or
the Birth of our Nation" will be produce |
at the Opera House.
Jim Timmons, of Perrysburg, is in fa-
yOr OF compulsory education, but he ont
get married and help raise children to he
compulsed Defiance Democrat
Admitting the first proposition in the
second claws to be true, for the sake Of ar
gameat. only; but, il we are to be taxed all
the same to support the schools, we don't
want any more heathens here in the Great