Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-02-23

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Our friends at Providence, r. l., will
accept our thanks for copies Of the several
live papers published in that city.
If you want to sharpen your appetite
drop in at wILsJS's Grocery Store and get
a bottle OF Horse Radish-warrnntcd fresh
and good.
The roads in the county are quite dry
and dusty. The oldest inhnbit"nt has no
recollections Of similar event at this sea-
-on of the year.
The Toledo Commercial warns people
to look out for counterfeit so cent pieces,
and book agents with another history Of
the Chicago fire.
j. w. WARD, Of Bellefontaine, has
DANIEL BooNE's old rife. Il is mnrke
upon the barrel, = Daniel Boone, lT69"-
the year that he entered Kentucky.
Notice to married men.-We bliss
Is incomplete without good article OF
Laundry SoAp. Il. T. Babbitt's Best isthe
thing, and WILSON, the Grocer, keeps it.
-Ctpt JOhn NIX, sc, We hear, got very
badly injured not long ago by his team
running away with him. Mr.. Mckee haA
bad luck il is only about year ago that
pet deer nearly killed him.-Free Press.
Mr.. VIM. CorRLIss will close up hi.
Picture Gallery in 80 days. Don't forget to
call and see him il you want some good
and cheap Pictures before he goes away
Gallery on Second ST..
"A burglar secured S22 and silver
watch from the vest pockets Of Mr.. GEO.
BAKER, who was sleeping in MUNN's Gro-
Gerry on Tuesday night OF last week. So
says the Free Press.
The Advertiser reports that one Of the
old Junction railroad piers in the river
was waltzed around about six feet from Its
base by n cake Of ice covering an acre Of
territory in the recent break up.
Go where you wiIl-Ihat is where there
are saw mills-and you will discover tina,
there has been some work done In the
woods this winter. The acres of fresh cut
logs furnish the proof.
In Toledo, Chicago and some other
highly-taxed localities, combinations have
been formed to resist the payment Of taxes ::
and in the first mentioned city the effort is
proving successful.
-MeSsrs. TAYLOR & MILLER have just
put in stock OF the "Apollo" cigars,
which are claimed to be the best FIVE cent
cigar in the market, Test them and be
con WINGED. They also have a fine stock on
hand Of other brands.
Referring to the protrActed and heavy
SHOWS of this winter, the New York Tribune
says: Il is almost positive security for
bouutiful harvests next Summer, and its
effect upon general health Of the people
will be equally beneficial.
Mr.. W. J. MATTHIAS has succeeded Mr..
| WM. TEFr in the dairy business aud the
delivery OF milk to customers in Perrys-
burg. lie commenced his morning visits
this week aud will be glad to serve all who
are IN want OF the liquid.
-"LAwson's Gu rative" is the onl v remedy
which has stood tho test Of years and
which be warranted to cure Rhcumo-
lam, Neuralgia, 1dothdehe, Sick or Nervous
Headache, and to reduce inf Summation in
Woundz, Bruises, &c, when used according
to directions. Sold by all druggists and
dealers in medicines.
/ The Commercial says "but four arrests
yesterday Sunday, yet whisky can be OBJ
tanned for three cents glass" Herein ia
contained text for the editor of the Sun
day Journal at the u ual hour next Sab
bath, followed by exhOrtatiOn from the
King B c. Times must be 'tuff' down
there.
-MessrS. CLAFLIS & CAMPBELL have
got permission for an cxtension of side
track to A building they are erecting for
a depot for storage aud shipping theil
goods. They have entered into contract
with the Toledo & Maumee Marrow Gauge
to transfer the products Of their papeI
mills, &c, between :he two points.
Miss McNELLY, daughter Of Capt
JAMEs aRd FRAE0Es S. MCNELIY, and sis
ter Of Capt. ED. McNELLY. was buried Al
Toledo on Tuesday. She was promising
young lady aged Is years and months
Snd beloved by all Of her schOolmAtei
with some of whom she expected TO grad
uate at the close OF the present school year
-VAnWert has the tramps tolerably bad
In November she fed 81; in December 252
IN January l39, and the first half Of Feb
ruary As. Total, sos. Perrysburg hal
been troubled less this winter from thes'
varmints than for several years past. w,
can't account for this without il has beer
from the fact that Marshal BLUE denieC
the frNt arrivals fair count aud th reaten
ed to have them bull-dOIed II they evel
returned.
sod Probabilities" surrendered OF
Christmas night all the Implements anC
weather machinery to Indications" Sine
that time the occupation Of the chronic
grumbler il gone. In fact the weather hA
been run 40 we'll under the new manage
ment that the ground hog has surrendere'
hiE sub-cOntract for the government al o.,
out OF the fity-tWo weeks Of Time Allotes
10 the year.
The frat number Of the PsmheTvill
iASspsASsnI WAS pahsFOd into this breathing
world Last week a that promising litil
village. II is published BY MesrA JoNn
4 TuoRNroN and presents a very nea
typographical appearance. As miser,
loves company We will state that there ar
two or three towns yet in Wood count,
that are unSupplied with local papers
/, Come along, Wood county il rich enough
TO give US all fArm-with Poor hous
on II.
SOcIaI.--The Ladies' Centennial societ,
will hold their next Social at the residene
Of Mr.. JOIN PowERs on Tuesday evening
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