Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-03-16

Mrs. MARY +. PRICE returned home
few days since from a several weeks S Wis
it with friends in Bryan.
Tho Alaska zcphyrs and the beautiful
snow have raised wood-chuck stock to par
in the market this week.
ADVERTISED LETTERS Minnie f.
Belville, Sarah Beard, Mrs. l.. Fay, Lavina
Grey ,(2) Abraham Kline, jr, Mary Steavins'
The Findlay Courier says that Frank
IIatton, proprietor the Burlington Hack
eye, was formerly resident OF that place.
Anyone wishing to rent, buy or en-
change land for house and lot or vacant
lots viii do we'll to call on f. L. lIoLLEN-
BECK.
Our exchanges are full of accounts Of
revivals Of religion, and many acccssions
are being made TO the church all over the
country.
DIR. c. Il. HUME, of Tontogany, called
in few minutes this morning. lie APP
pears to he enjoying good health, whether
his patients do or not.
-AUGUsT SNYDER, of Oak ITarbor, was
sentenced to six years of hard labor in
the Penitentiary last week, by Judge WAT
son, for forging note.
A farmer near Clyde captured n large
balloon, last week, in which was found n
coat, pipe and paper OF tobacco, but no
man was found to whom il belonged.
VALENTINE KLAAG, Street Commis-
,ioncr of EImore, has become heir to about
81 ,2500o0. We understand Mr.. X. has
brother in the vicinity of Pcrrysburg.
-Four burglars, who robbed the store Of
JomN TUTTLE, of Defiance. in February,
were arrested near that place last week,
and now await the action Of the Grand
Jury.
The Treasurer OF Lucas county settled
with the State Treasurer last week. The
tax collections were S2G,047 %. School
fund paid in. SS,95l 90: drawn out, Sl4,-
SG7 %.
We scarcely get ont of one campaign
before another is upon us. Elsewhere will
be found n call for Republican caucus to
he held at the Town Hall on the 9th inst
Let it be well attended. r
The Commissioners of Wood and Lucas
counties will meet in joint session at South
Toledo on the 2lst inst, to consider the
question of free bridge TO take the place
Of the present toll bridge.
The Statement OF the Millville Mutual
Marine & Fire Insurance Co. appears in
capital to transact the business for which il
was organized. Mr.. +. L. IIoLLENBEcK
is the local agent.
Mr.. I. \. BIERLY was in town on
Tuesday in the interest of the Pembcrvile
Independent. That paper says Mr.. b. is u
convert to the blue glass theory, and thinks
Of getting himself blue glass hat, bclicv-
ing that it will "bring 'em out"
Our colored friends gave very pleas
ing entertainment at their church, on
Wednesday evening. Their songs were not
quite equal to the Tennesseans, but then
they have not had one-fourth the practice.
They had a full house, and received hearty
applaure.
The mercury got about as low last FRI
day night as at any time during the winter,
and since that time snow has fallen to the
depth OF about twelve inches and We hnye
had another fine run Of sleighing during the
past week, which is being reinforced with
fine fall of snow to-day,
Permanent health ia the greatest boon
we can ask. This can be insured as far as
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Scioticd, Tie Doulour-
or, Dipktherio, and all nervous diseases are
concerned, by freely using "Lawson's Cnra-
tive" the soothing properties OF which will
remove all pain"
The Rev. ]. G. WHITE, of Illinois,
whose mission is to warn the people
against the encroachments of Catholicism
upon the institutions of this country, cs-
pecially the school system, delivered free
lecture nt the NJ. F. Church, on Monday
evening, but failed to get hall to deliver
his private lecture.
The Putnam County Sentinel has 2l or
< cueIlh HhlNHI NMo VI tHieS uitCh ho'lSSFi
and like number of legal notices from
the Probate Judge this week. We call the
attention of the Sunday Journal and Ere
nina Bee to the fact, that they may not al
low a single opportunity to escape OF dis
coursing upon the "grinding policy" of
returning 10 a healthy money basis.
The Cairo MnstreIs gave another en-
tertanment at Centennial Hall last night.
and We trust are now satisfied that Perrys-
burg will not furnish paying audience
for that class of entertainments. While n
portion of the performance was quite as
good as that of professionals in that line,
there was room for pruning out some very
stale wit
Mr.. Ross, at the PostofIice News Stand
has Just received fine lot Of Centennial
Stereoacopic Views, and those who were not
in attendance at the great show will get a
very good idea OF the exhibition from n
perlisal Of them. Although they are much
finer in execution than ordinary views they
are sold at nearly the same price. Call
and get dozen.
Having his farm and mill unexpected
ly thrown upon his hands is given as the
cause for Commissioner PIERCE rendering
his resignation. InASmuch as there is work
under way on roads and bitches, aggregat-
ing about $1s0,000, which no new man
could attend TO az we'll until he has had
some experience, II is yet hoped that Mr..
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