Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-03-05

Mrs. DR.. NICHOLS is now at home
permanently, and her Office hours are from
s A. NJ. to I'M. Will also take pictures
until further notice.
Weston Herdld. The school fund in
Weston township is augmented $3.50 by
the dog tax after paying for sheep killed.
Give us some more dog.
MIR. D. W. CANP has conn leted another
bracket clock case that ia very handsome. He
is getting a considerable amount of bracket
work since removing into bis new quarters.
The Young Peoples Association will hold
their next meeting at she residence Of Mr.. n.
l.. HANsoN next Monday evening. Subject
American Literature" Early rericd-lo2O-
l775.)
The Forsyth Post Ladies' Society will
hold their First a anniversary meeting at wEte's
Hall, Toledo, on Wednesday evening next,
March 10th. The President and Secreta ry Will
accept thanks for au invitation.
1T was Mr. wM. ScHLkcT that was setting
up tue cigars to bis friends on Wednesday. Its
the second sun, aud one uf 'em fellers that only
has birthday about every % years, being
BORN ON tue Fifth Sunday iu February.
The fine showing Of the Hartford Fire
Insurance Co., with the names OF the
county agents subjoined, will be found in
the sworn statement by its proper officers,
in this issue OF the JOURNAL.
-Bowling Green Democrat: Bloomdale
/ is to have two stave factories erected
this summer. Work has already common
/ ced and numerous bults are OH the ground
/ for which they are paying 1928 per
cord.
MIR. CHAs. A. CRFPs is busily engaged in
arranging his new store, and is putting in a
! fresh stock Of Groceries, Hats and Caps, Boots
and Shoes, in fact esery thing hat goes to make
upa complete stock for town and country trade
! Call and see him.
! The aggregate amount Of available assets
in America is sworn by the proper officers Of
the London Assurance ComPSn ny to be 1857, :
| 77473, which, it would seem, would be sufficient
/ guarantee against any probable loss in one or
/ more Years. Mr. A. &. WILLIAMS is the age ut
Tor this county. See statement elsewhere.
DIR. ]. W. ROBERTSON will accept our
thanks for a neatly printed invitation tror Sc II
aud family) and programme, issued by the Fac
ulty Of the Detroit Medical College for their
| Twelfth Annual Commence ment exercises held
at the Detroit Opera House, Wednesday eve
ming, March Sd.
MIR. JOHN Loosen has sold his black
smith shop in town to one of his employees
and is going to move on his farm up the
river. lie contracted with Mr.J.H. CHAP
MAN Yesterday for the building OF farm
residence upon his farm.
Bowling Green DemocrDt: Articles in.
cooperating the Bowling Green Temper
ance Club Free Reading Room Association
have been received from Secretary of State
Milton Barnes. The names of Amhurst
Ordway, DIR. c. III. Haynes, Lucy NJ. Shan.
non, Mary f. Leet, and r. 5. Parker, ap
pearing rs incorporaIors.
Attention is called TO the advertise
ment, in another Column, OF CLAFLIS'
Art Parlors, South Toledo. Mr.. CLAFLIN
is an excellent artist and has been con
nected with the best galleries of Cincin
uati St. Louis, indianapolis aud Toledo
can lie sure Of getting the very best wurl
and at moderate prices.
Weston Herald; Application. has beer
sent ior the admission of \. e. Mcdonald
wife to the poor house. Our readers vii
recollcct A. c. Mcdonald as the man {?
who secured The big pension. We'll, h,
married shortly after receiving the money
then left his wife destitute. Where he j
now no one knows, but Thursday nigh
made him father and his wife and chil,
are Paupers.
by the latest improved telephone, W
learn that the public sale held at the farm
of Mr.. JoHS KELLER, some four mile
east Of town, about ten days since, was III
liveliest and with all the most disgracefu
affair that has occurred in that neigh bon
hood. Somebody opened bar, and W
are informed that drunken men, quarrel
ing and fighting could he witnessed in ey
cry direction while the sale was In progress
The correspondent Of the Bee,' Styx," wa
in error in surprising thatihe paragraph IN =,
gard to sending "bad boys" t. the reforr
sehool, which appeared in the JOURNAL tw
weeks ago. was suggested by one OF our cit
fathers We never passed wa'd with a mem
ber Of that body on that snbj'ct. The though
was suggested by the confession uf a father wi
snid he could do nothing with his soh, that h
would de- nothing at home aud was guilty
misdemean"rs that We considered good star
ing point from which he would bring up in Il
penitentiSry early 10 life. We did not kno
then that an effort was being made bv mathel
aud grand mothers to have the places Of viz
and tenn ,,tatinn closed against their sons. "
} hetrtilv sympathiEe with any movement In th
direction, but aside fron this there is a resp0l
sibi'ily resting upon parents in regard 10 the
sous,
StOTm.-A stotm Of wind and rain, accon
panied by lightning visited this place la
Z night at 1880. II lasted for about half
= hour, aud was the severest that has visited th
}, section for many years. Considerable damaI
must have been done 10 fencing and timber
the country. The smoke stack Of the Stevei
Stave factory, about thirty feet Of baltleme
or Ornamental part on top tue Exchange Hot
porch, aud an OLD barn were blown down
this place. We hear that the large brick chI
ney ON the Buckeye brewery, Toledo, was blow
down and two policemen killed, and waiehm'
seriously injured by It's fall. Considerab
v I A.. a,,o. Ia, ehaN ct, l.. Il.