Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-05-24
LOOAL MATTERS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sheriff's Sale Orrin Henry.


FRANK BEvERsTocK, of Bowling
Green, died at 8 o'clock this morning.
Mr.. ASHTON TAYLOR moved into his
new brick residence on Second street, this
week.
The Steamer Chief Justice Waite now
goes to the Islands Wednesdays and Sun
days.
The M. f. Social met at the residence
Of Mrs. JOSIAH MILLER on Tuesday eve
ming last,
Samples Of the new crop OF Texas
wheat we're exhibited on Change at Toledo
last Tuesday.
-Barnum gets the dwarf for his travel
ing show from Van Vert county this year,
in the person Of Major-General SPEcK.
The funeral of PETER HARBAUER, on
Saturday last, was largely attended, and
his family have the sympathy of all.
The expenditure of from five to ten
dollars, by the Township Trustees, on the
ditch in Third street, would do much good.
The daughter Of Chief Justice WAITE
has been presented to Queen VICTORIA.
The Maumee Valley can tally one more.
Mrs. MORSE has opened ice cream par.
lors in the building on the northeast cor
ner Of Louisiana Avenue and Second st.
How can have clear and brilliant
complexion? Simply by using DIR. Bulls
Blood Mixture and observing the rules OF
health.
VALENTINE SCHwIND is removing the
old building on Front street. opposite
LAwRENcE's livery stable. That is n
good move.
Judge DoDGE is holding Court this
week at Findlay, and J. X. TYLER, Esq,
is looking after the interests OF his clients
in that locality.
The "Choral Union" has dissolved
Sorry for this, but singers are notorious for
want of harmony, except when before
the foot-lights.
Marshal BLUE drives number OF
tramps out of the village every day, there
by saving our people great annoyance, il
not actual danger.
Advertised Letters: A. J. Bruce, John
August Grohmernn, Thos. Hopper, Katie
lIulda Wilson, Henry Wygnett
A citizen of BRYAN is writing tenn
perance drama. Would it not be better to
write an intempernnce drama2 And,
really, is that not what lie is doing?
As spiriuous liquors will injure men
so opium or morphia will harmiully affect
the baby. DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup is the
remedy Tor the baby Free from opium.
There is law in orr village which
provides for severely Furnishing the owners
of notoriously breechy COWS for permitting
such animals to run at large in the streets
AT Defiance, WESLEY DwGDER was so
injured, while wrestling few days since,
that he died from the effects OF same. In
jures of a serious character from that kind
Of sport are quite common.
There are reports that some parties
living in the suburbs are in the habit OF
turning their hogs aud geese upon the
common. They may find that pasturage
rather expensive.
The heavy rains of this Spring have
had the effect to give new impulse to
ditching. The County Commissioners will
doubtless have their hands more than full
this year.
A band of rather tough looking gipsies
| passed through our village last Saturday.
| fingers badly torn and crushed while here
DIR. STRAIN dressed it.
Strawberries have been in our market
| this week at fifteen cents per quart. They
came from the South Next week our
market will probably be supplied from this
immediate vicinity.
Street Commissioner KIISGLER is en-.
titled to much credit for the substantial
excellent, and economical manner in whcl
! he has constructed the walk from Front
street TO the dock on Louisiana avenue.
MIR. D. Lucas has constructed a walk
six feet in width in front Of portion o.
his property on Louisiana avenue. This
is a good improvement, hut the walk should
be made of uniform width to the alley.
justices of the Peace are complaining
of the small amount of litigation, hu
since their interests are not consistent will
the best interests of the public, it is to he
hoped that dull times III that direction
may not cease.
Flowing and planting have been tht
order of the day with farmers during th,
past week The lateness of the season vii
result in much less planting than usual
no doubt, but farmers will get in as mucl
corn as possible.
Mrs. GEO. HUFFoRD has opened he
| Ice Cream Parlors, near the depot, and o,
Tuesday evening, quite n large number o
friends called upon her and were hand
somely entertained. Mrs. II. always make
it pleasant for those who call upon her.
The Council are considering the pro
priety of converting tl,e Jail yard into
stone yard, where trpmps and persons con
fined in Jail may he made to work. Perhap
tramps might profitably I've placed uude
direction of the Street Commissioner an(
made OF some service.
Judge Cook says the new fish law i
unconstitutional. Judge DODGE says j
does not apply TO the waters of the Mau
NEE below the Rapids, since the Court
have held that the waters OF Lake Er'
extend up the Rivers emptying into TIN
Lake, as far as there is backwatcr. Still
when you go 6shing, do it on the sly,
Those engaged in the cultivation o
the strawberry on Hull Prairie think the.
will get only One-fourth TO one-thrd of
crop. While the frost did not destroy a
many OF the berries, 1t injured the vine
and it is feared they will not he stron
enough to carry the berries through t
perfection.
A thief entered the residence of MI
WIN. BARTON, Wednesday morning, abou
3 o'clock, and supposed he was in the pan
try, but further developments brought hil
to the conclusion that it was safest 10
him 20 make hasty retreat. He had mis-
taken Mrs. JOHN BARToN's chamber Ia
the "lunch rooM."~ The residence of Mr
GEo.W. BRowN was also broken open, o
same night, but nothing has been IN Used
The Council, we understand, are e'
deavoring to secure arrangements with til
Way Executors whereby the Memoirs
Building may be erected this Summer.
view of the cheapness Of labor and buildh