Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-03-23

or ur. Z. ID. Ross, At the Postohce,
-Romcmber the Republican Caucus
tomorrow afternoon.
The Lima Sun has had It's name
changed to the Moon.
ADVERTISED LETTERS, NJ. A. Ftp
pins, Rosa Keller, Chris,cna schitz (2),
John Wallace.
Mics META g. LAWRENCE gave
social party for the young folks, on Tues
day evening.
"A thunder storm, with nearly foot
Of snow upon the ground, was n peculiar
phenomenon enjoyed by our people on
Tuesday evening.
We took on subscription, yesterday, a
one dollar bill with the following address
written on the back "Chns. Adams, Jack
sonville, Fla"
During the past two weeks snow balls
have attracted the eyes and hands Of the
school boys, instead Of marbles, which
were the rage during February.
The sun eros ed the equlnoctinl line
on the Goth, and the soft, bAlmy breeIcs
since have causei the snow to disappear
very rapidly, and tile river is once more
freed from floating ice.
Gold! Gold! Or what is better--cnsh
paid for Hides, Pelts, Fur, Beeswax, Tai
low and Rags. Office and warcroom next
door to p. o., Perrysburg.
48c joins WALTER.
Judge A. S. LATTY, after twenty years
experience as a Common Pleas Judge, ro-
tired few weeks since, crowned with we'll
earned laurels NJ Jurist and nm hon, ri
man, has opened law office at lis home in
( Defiance.
Long suffering prevented and lasting
cure vouchsafed to those afflicted with Rheu-
mdtism, Sciatica, Lame Back, or Side, Head
ache, Sore Throat, Diphtheria, by using
"LAwsoN's CURATIVE" II is HEALING
and COOLING to Outs, WoUnds, Bruises, aud
I INF mutton. Try it.
The unusual amount of snow plough
ing this winter has developed the genius
of Mr.. FRANK II. THOMPSON. He has
invented a snow-plOw which will not cut n
furrow "as wide as bnrn door nor as dcep
as n well, >" but one sufficient for al practical
/ purposes. 1t is n practical invention and
a patent has been applied for.
--Mcssrs p. McCABE & Bro, Of Cleve
land, have erected new saw mill miles
southeast OF Perrysburg, aud have COM
mcnced operations as though they meant
business. They nrc entcrprSing young
men, and no doubt will make their enter
prise n success in that heavy timbered sec
ton.
Our cntcrprising young friend, Mr.
OWEN BLAcKMoRE, has pnrtitioned off q
portion of his shop for show window in
which his fine stock Of harness can be ex-
hibited TO good advantage, beaides keel ing
il free from dust and unnecessary handling
Mr.. BLACKMoRE il n good workman, and
our readers will find him a pleasant gen
tleman to deal with.
tisement Of tho Tennessee Plantation Min
sirels, who will appear at Centennial Hall
this and tomorrow evening. We mr.,
assured Ivy the manager that the troup,
arc genuine Africans, and have received
merited applause wherever they have ap
appeared before the public. Go and SC,
them.
They are trying the cash system dow
at Tippccanoe, and the Herald says it i
steadily growing in favor with both selle
and buyer. The former finds il easier t,
refuse credit and the latter seldom gets an
CRY when refused. II people will only Stol
to reflect on the subject they cannot hel
but See that it is the only correct way 4
do business. In fact it is the only thin;
that will save many men from purgatory
il lying to escape an honest debt is a sin.