Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-05-17

comfortable circumstnuces but the wei
weather this Spring prevented his farming
his small piece Of laud near the vilnge
which caused him to feel gloomy, aud Yea
terdey he lost a COW, and these discourag
ing circumstances appear TO have so dis
couraged him that lie resolved upon end
lug his worldly troubles ia the manne,
above described. He resided on Fifth st.
little east of the school building, aud
leaves wife aud six children. His neigh.
bors sny he had little cause for troub c,
that he was generally cheerful, aud lie wa,
The last man they thought would be driv-
ell to self'destruction by derpondcucy.
Next Wednesday the County Commits
sioners will hold their annual equalization
session.
Gro. J. WHITE, clothicr aud mer.
chant tai or Mt Bowling Green, has maize
an assignment.
They nre having the chicken cholera
at Bowling Green. We know some "oll
chicken" out there who are too tough to
be endangered by il.
1t bcginsto look squnlIy in Turkey, once
more. The Turks are evidently beginning
to feel little like having another brush,
with England Mt their back
Mr.. DAN SHAY, supervisor of the
cook room Of The wood train on the u. &
NJ. r, H. fell from n car l,st Saturday and
received injuries that have since confined
him to his bed.
The Grand Jurors, in their report to the
Court speak very plainly concerning the
bad qualities Of the Jail at Bowling Green.
They exonernte Sheriff HENRY, from all
blame for the recent Jail delivery.
The Murphy temperance society Of
Lama held an anniversary and banquet on
Monday evening Of last week. The occa-
sion, IRON published reports, was one cal
cuIated to afford great pleasure to all par
ticipants.
The farmers can draw some corsoln.
tion from the late rains. But for the wet
weather they would have hud their corn
well up by Sunday night, and Jack Frost
then would have cut II to the ground. at
is an III wind that blows good to no one."
III there are any private families in our
village who will furnish comfortable rooms
and board for Toledo parties. they can
doubtless secure such boarder without diff.
hcnlty, ms quite number OF that class of
persons are making inquiry for such ac-
commoda&ion.
A delicate complexion il best compared
to blooming rose; but when the counle.
nance is disfgurcd with Blo.ches and PIN.
pies. like weeds in rose bed, the sufferer
should promptly use DR.. Bulls Blood Mix.
turc. which quickly and tffectunlly eradi-
Gates such unsigltly evidences oil impure
blood.
by thr action Of the Council at their
last meeting, it is evident that we shall
have new fire engine, one which will be
servicenhle. The people generally will mp
prove OF such step, and no member of the
Council won d hesitate to make the invest
ment but for the feeling that il il necessary
to spend the least possible amount Of money
until the village gets out Of debt.
The Baby's Best Friend" is the most
appropriate TIL. for DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup.
1t is absolutely free from Opium, Morphia
and other powerful agents, is perfectly safe
and reliable under all circumstances, and
by aIaying the usual Stomach and Bowe'
l)irorders OF babyhood keeps the child from
frelting and crying, so injurious to itself
and annoying to all. Price 25 cents.
To those who are 80 unfortunate as to
becomc prematurrly gray, or whose hair
exhibits a tendency to fall of, we recon-
mend trial Of Halls Hair Renewer. We
do so with the utmost confidence bccanse II
is every where received with marked favor,
and has built upon its own merits such
snre foundation that IL is known and used
in ali civilized countries. n. ~
-4duertiser. ....
We have had several frosts during the
past week, but the one on Sunday night
was the most severe. 1t probably DESTROYED
most OF the grapes in this vicinity. Where
potatoes were up, vines were cut 10 the
ground The loss to vineyards will be
most severe, from present indications, but
destructive effect or the frecze-for ice was
formed on vessels of water left in the opcn
air-may I've injurious to some fruits aud
berries. II is seldom tGat so severe frost
occurs so late in the Spring.
The Withdrawal of the Perrysbnrg
Accom@ odation train by the officers of the
D. & NJ. Road greatly Inconvenience
many OF our citizens, and is generally re-
garded as n mistake on the part of the X. R.
officials. What Influences operated to
cause the diRconljnuance of the train we
do not know, but since our people were so
deeply interested in the matter, they
should have beeR consulted before final
action was taken. Perhaps n satisfactory
arrangement for its continuance could
have been made.
Attempted BGrglary.-Sunday morn
ing, about 7 o'clock, an attempt was made
to rob the store nf f. r. MILLER d Co.
Two young men sleep in the store and one
of them had left for his breakfast, his com
panioH remaining in bed. The young man
in the store heard some person in the cell
lar, under the grocery and provision de-
partment, attempting to gain an entrance
10 tho Hnor aLnua hin, hv osconl;,r, tlo