Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-08-02
Spring ohiokena are ripe |

-Ihe hre clstern on Front street has
been repaired with new cover, cleaned
out and refilled.
Fifteen marriage licenses we're issued
to the contracting parties during the month
OF July. Here is courage for you.
We have a very handsome boquet on
our table, but a cup of paste by its side,
only week old, outranks it in fragrance
by large majority.
Since the disastrous fire Mt Defiance,
the people Of that place have held meet.
ing and resolved to purchase a second
steamer, hose, &C., and dig more wells to
protect their property in the future.
-" John fully discusses elsewhere the
location for that proposed meeting Of the
JOURNAL ambassadors. We strike ont our
motion and accept "John's" amendment.
What say the Others?
Mr.. w. J. scHLEcr has removed his
harness shop from the Rheinfrank block
to the Beach Block, in the room beneath
the JOURNAL Office. WILL. is good
workman, industrious and merits success.
-Mr.C. c. TAYLOR is getting up live.
y trade on Fly Paper, and his prospects
now look favorable for supplying the whole
trade OF the Northwest. He is now giving
employment to number Of young men
in its manufacture.
Bro. DARKE has had a new 'revela-
ton and last week swung the Reporter
around into II National concern. A Mr..
ALLYN (poetical name) makes his debut as
assistant editor. We wish Bro. DARKE
financial success; but darn your politics.
Mr. B. D. UNDERHILL, former resi-.
dent OF this place, died at his home FIVE
miles this side of Monroe, Mich, on Mon
day, and was buried with Masonic honors
nt Fort Meigs Cemetery, Wednesday, be-
aide his only child that had proceeded
him across the mystic river.
The South Toledo Advertiser saws Mr..
THORNTON, finding that the siding on the
old bridge was good for nothirg, has aban.
doned his contract for stripping the bridge.
This is mistake, we don't have that kind
of contractors over here. The work has
been progressing this week.
The late Presidential contest engen-
dered much "bad blood" induced by a ner-
sistent violation of Natures great but sim.
pie laws, requires not only GOODNESS and
judgement, but obedience to hygienic meas
ures and the proper use of DR.. Bulls Blood
Mixture to insure its publication.
-STANNARD, the suspender man, who
left n goodly supply Of that article with
our merchants was detained here on &C.
count Of the rain on Friday last We went
ont botnnizing, for Indian bones and sich,
and has made some additions TO our muse.
um. The finest relic left with us is a wood
Ell nutmeg made from the charter oak.
Napoleon Signal: 1t is estimated
that $1,000 persons visited Barnum's show
Mt Toledo. last Saturday. This cost the
visitors for admission at least $4,000, he.
side an expenditure of $4,000 more for
railroad fare and collaterals. Hard times,
truly, when people can afford to waste
$4,000 in one day.
TOMMY, 14-year old son of Mr.. TIM.
CONNER, died very suddenly on Tuesday,
from the effects of severe attack of cho.
era morbus. In company with his broth.
er and some other boys he spent about
two hours in the river on Sunday, and had
previously partaken freely of nnrpe fruit.
The brother was reported dead, also, on
Tuesday, but is slowly recovering.
Five Of our young men, who were en-
deavoring to make the Sabbath hideous BY
their maudlin noise. were very properly ar
rested on n warrant by the Marshal on
Monday morning and taken before the
Mayor. The fun cost them from one to
ten dollars and costs each-and free lee
ture from the Mayor. This will he worth
more than the money to them if they will
profit from the advice.
A gay party of gentlemen, accompa.
MED by their ladies and children, among
whom were Mrs KATE NJ. SHERWOOD and
GEO. 5. CANFiELD, came up to our burg
on the little steam Yacht Edith Lockwood
Tuesday evening. They laid in sufii
cient supply of ginber.bread, cheese and
bologna to last at least SO hours and
steamed of down the river, and have not
since been heard from.
We direct attention to the new adver-
tisement of &C. WILSON, who has, as will
be seen by notice Of dissolution elsewhere
published, purchased the interest OF his
partner, Mr.. HARRIS, and will conduct the
business Mt the old stand alone ia the fu-
ture. Mr.. WILSON has stocked up with a
full supply OF fresh groceries, a full sup
ply OF vegetable and berries in their season.
and carries a fine stock OF boots aud shoes
in great variety of les and prices.
Ten Nights In n ar.ROOm.-The Fo-