Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-01-28

| They are holding an earnest revival
Ut tho u. B. Church, at Bowling Green.
NO rain, and long continued cold
weather, has caused many cisterns to run
dry.
VIM. Freidiger took the prize nt the
spelling match, held at Grand Rapids, on
Tuesday evening last.
james II. Casbecr sends us copy Of
the Blue Springs Motor, containing rec
ord of that entorprising town.
The express train due here at 4:o3 p,
M, was delayed about four hours by an &C.
cident to freight train between Belmore
and Oakdale.
1t is reported that during the past Sc
yere Icold weather nearly oil the quail
have been frozen to death. This will
render "quail on tons" an article of lux
ury next season.
"A valuable horse, belonging 10 a man
living near Whitehouse, died suddenly Of
collie, upon our streets last Tuesday, while
employed in hauling ship timber.
Complimentary notices have been re-.
oeived by us of the Masonic addresses Of
Rev. w. A. Yingling and Hon. Asher
Cook, published in last weeks JOURNAL.
Mrs. Rev. Eliza Carr held meetings
every night last week at the African NJ. f.
Church, and will preach at the same place
on Sunday evening next. Go and hear
her.
About one inch Of the bea utiful
eleven feet," arrived this week, and it is
supposed the balance of il got lost, stray ed,
or stolen, but it is hoped it will arrive be-
fore the season closes.
There is one frequently mentioned nui-
sance that should te abated-that of child
drcn jumping onto sleighs. 1t is the busi-
meas of parents TO prevent il, and il they do
not do 30, we trust the Marahnl viii arrest
some and make an example OF them.
Quite large crowd Of young folks
enjoyed pleasant sleigh.ride out the pike
to the residence Of Mr.. w. j. Hitchcock,
last evening. They had n very pleasan,
time. The party was gotten up by Miss
Jennie Pierce, daughter of J. IL. Pierce.
The friends of Miss Lizzie Clark ,daugh.
ter OF Caleb Clark, who lives short dis.
tance north OF Bowling Green, will he
panied to learn of her death, whicl, occur
ed on Sunday last, OF Spinal fever. She
was formerly pupil Of our Union School,
and WINS much beloved.
A man by the name of Mart. Palmer,
who has been working for MIR. VIM. Crook,
decamped on Saturday night last, leaving
his employer IN the lurch to the tune Of
about thirty dollars, and deserving his
wife and child, leaving them entirely des.
litute. 1t is supposed that lie has gone to
Dubuque, Iowa.
B. II. Sails, the photographer, will be
AT his gallery, at the corner of Louisisna
ave., and Second streets, tomorrow, and
will remain only two weeks, during which
time he will continue to take pictures at
greatly reduced prices. II will be well for
those who desire them to remember this,
and avail Themselves Of the opportunity Of
obtaining a good picture ut a small cost.
MIR. Nicholas Wedertx returned from
Cincinnati last Monday, and brought sew
eral hundred dollars worth Of leaf tobacco
with him, which he il manufacturing into
cigars. He has six workmen employed,
dny and night, 10 keep with the demand.
He is now getting out four new brands, be
sides his old brands which have become
popular favorites. Mr.. w. is always up
with the times.
The wandering enthusiast, Prof. Asa
Green, visited our schools, on Tuesday last,
and tried TO impress the Superintendent,
and scholars with the idea that he was a
gentleman of remarkable culture. He in
formed them that the history of the crea-
tion, as given by the Bible, was fraud
and for slight remuneration he would
give correct exposition OF the matter,
and entertained them, for brief time,
with rendition of Baby Mine "'and
"Sweet Bye and Bye" upon the organ,
which he considered very fine. He appears
to be talented man, but is very unconlh
in his appearance, and TO say that he is
eccentric ia letting him off very mildly.
The Bee gave him complimentary notice
which in cases of this kind wonld be called
"tahy" up this why.
A New England Supper-will be CIV
ell by the Ladies' Centennial Society at the
Town Hall, on Friday evening next, Feb.
4th. From the bills, printed at this Office,
we are convinced that the affair will be n
very enjoyable one. An old fashioned,
substantial supper, an old time "Singin'
Skule," the presence "f many distinguished
people OF eve elden Time" music and n,er-
rinient will be some Of the many pleas
ant features ot the evening. A cordial
invitation il extended TO all TO attend, and
those who are enabled TO do 10 are earn.
cst,y requested To come dressed in oil Il
fashioned, historical or fancy costume.
Price Of admission. including supper, SOC.
|
-Alost people seem TO think that advice,
like phySic, must be disngreeable 10 do
good. Nav we would advise our readers
tn keep DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup handy f!
this alvice is good and the remedy Is
agreeable.
The Town Hall Singc-A Good More,
The stage erected at the Town Hall, for
Use st the Mother Goose entertainment, !,
the best that WINS ever built in the town,
and the gentlemen who were employed mp
on il spared no pains in its const r,ction
paying particular regard to strength and
durability, as il was necessary to do, to pro-
vide against accident, with ninety children
at one time, standing upon il. Ills the on