Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-04-20

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Fresh arrival Of some new brands Of
cigars at L. G. Wilson'S.
"A little attention TO lawns and shrub
berry now, will yield handsome dividend.
TO think kindly Of each other is good
but to act kindly toward one another Is
best Of all.
The thermometer dropped twenty de-
grees yesterday in about one hour-fron
20 to 80.
Our merchants are getting in stocks Of
new goods and otherwise preparing for the
spring campaign.
--Tramps are not so numerous ns they
were. The spring is opening up new ay-
enues for their support.
Advertised Letters; Alice " Bechtol,
Hector Fox, Maggie Rhody, Josephine
Sherwood, and Jno. E. Wilcox.
Don't fear to have a small advertise
ment by the side of larger competing
one. The big one can't eat 1t up.
Rev E. S. GILLETTE, Of Cleveland,
Bible Agent, is expected to spend next Sab
bath among the churches in this place.
The Arion and Silver Cornet Bands
are pfNcticing two or three evenings a week
now, and are improving very fast.
An employe in PETERS & Cos stave
factory, at New Baltimore, lost three fn-
gers in a stave cutter one day this week.
Hereafter the Western Union Tele-
graph Company will send messages at half
rate from O'Clock p. NJ. until 6 AM.
Wednesday afternoon, Mr.. J. 3. WEBB
caught pair of musknllonge weighing 3S
pounds, being the largest caught here this
season.
Having scooped all Of our contem-
poraries on the discovery of bear in
Wood county, they now affect to discredit
the story.
The school Board organized on Mon
day evening, by electing J. II. Reid, Preai-
dent; S. l.. Boughton, Treasurer, and NJ.
2. Brewer, Clcrk.-Sentinei
Springfield, Mass, exacts four hours
OF wood-sawing from her tramps daily.
Can't something be done here to make them
earn their living7
1t is thought the Chief Justice Waite
will commence her regular trips to the
Islands about the 10Th of May She is
undergoing thorough repair and painting.
We would inform ]. E. WILCOX, edi-
tor of the South Toledo Advertiser, that
there is letter at our postoffice for him.
II you can raise two cents for toll, come
over.
AS yet, prospects for boat to run be-
tween this place and Toledo the coming
season are not very encouraging. Our
river should be supplied with good boat
Rightly managed, it would pay.
Since the cows of Toledo are TO have
free access to the commons and their say
in the spring elections hereafter, the Bee
heads its reports of the Council proceed
ings, The 1Iouse of Commons"
We have had several days of fine
"S"t'Si ioi NAMING b"tuSHi "hu AhSHl "Sh
have the people improved the opportunity.
There has been more taking up thal lay
ing down the shovel and the hoe.
During the year 1876 FIVE hundred
and ninety bears were killed in the State
of Maine. And yet the Esening Bee is in
clined to be slSeptical about one bear being
Jiscovercd in Wood countv
1.-The Literary Society OF South Toledo,
made a complete success "Among the
breakers" on Friday evening last. They
are talking of reproducing the same piece
at Centennial Hall in this place soon.
On Thursday next the Evening Bee is
to have another column added to each of
its wings and four inches to its tail, which
will make Bundle Bee out Of the Buz-
zer,' and yet the price viii remain at two
cents.
That married man who said when he
died he wanted to go where there was no
snow to shovel, aud was informed by his
wife that he most probably would be ac-
coHhoiN'euI 70 ShhSi Ah6 "ltp q SS-'SiS AZ
tack Of Spring feyer.5 4Gilt
The Toledo City Council start off
with every Indication OF a determination
to produce many needed reforms in the
city government Useless offices are abol-
ished, and the salaries of needed officers
will Le cdt down TO hard pan prices.
The Nerve Structure receives strength
and vitality, and the whole system is re-
cruited by using "Lawson's Curative" Its
wonderful curative properties completely
eradlcates Rhsumatism, Neuralgia, and all
diseases having their origin in disordered
nerves.
Potatoes are worth from 81 90 to 81 60
in this market, and of course there is
lively demand for them by farmers and
gardeners. More potatoes will be planted
than would be the case could the seed be
obtained at two shillings per bushel.
Why is it that people are permit ed
to use some Of our principal streets for
wood yardsf They have just as mnch
right to build their barns in the streets as
they have to pile their wood in public
thoroughlares. This is nuisance which
should not be tolerated.
The smiling eountenAnce and gallant
step of DIR. JOIN THOMPSON for the past
TWO or three weeks, has attracted 10 little
attention. II you should ask him he will
tell you--"blue glass and ten-pound girl"
T. n WnaoN Ia now a nonvarL IN the blua
glass theory, and has ordered one window.
--one Of the surest harbingers Of the np-
proaeh of Spring was the discovery of HAR-
RY CoMER on the bank Of the placid Mau,
NEE on Tuesday morning. lie left these
parts Just a year ago, on foot, headed for
the Centennial. and is NOW on his return
trip.
Jim Timmons, Of the Perrysburg JoRAal,
keeps getting deeper and deeper In that female
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