Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-03-17

LOCAL MATTERS.
NEW ApvhnTIsEs m rNr..
Improvement Sale-J. 8. Ellis.
improvement OF McCbtchinville Road.
Paikers Ginger Tonic 4 Hair Bnlsafn.

Congress hhs pussed the Anii.Poly-
gamy bill, but Mrs. King will cont nue. TO
give you a good shave.
We are in the midst of st, Patrick's
Day in the mornin'.
Contractors should read the Road I'M
provement sale in another column,
oil Shades at Finkbeiner's.
A torpid liver always yields to Rine-
harl's Liver Pills. Sold,by Taylor 4 NJ.
-High-healed shoes are going out of
fashion. Curvatures Of the spine will now
follow the fashion.
--One of the Noyes handsome Diction-
ary Holders can be seen doing it's duty in
this Office, and ii performs 1t well.
Remember that all goods in the jew
elry line will be sold at greatly reduced
prices, at John ZurAuh's Jewelry Store.
1t is to night, l7th, that the social al
Centennial Hall will be held, instead Of
the oath as stated last week.
School Books at Fink beiner's.
Mr.. Henry Wild reports that the
spring trade is opening up early and lively.
He has Just nlabastined the walls and cell
ing in Mr.. Holliger's tailor shop.
An Ohio girl sued man for breach
of promise, and lie proved himself such
scoundrel that the jury decided that she
ought to pay him something for not mar
rying her.-Er.
We have had three snow falls thus
far this week, about an inch each, but
as the ground was not frozen the roads
have received no perccptible improve
ment.
MIR. Powers, Agent of the Home Ins.
Co., of New York, adjusted loss bx
. ON the residence of w. s. Watson,o Grand
Rapids, on the / lth INST, and paid TO the
full satisfaction OF the insured.
We are pleased to see our Village
Council take action relative to the i'm
provement of the McCutchenville read
l.. This is an important movement and should
be pushed through rs last as circum
stances will admit of.
N An Ohio Court has decided that ar
inventors wife has Il joint interest in the
results of he husbands skill, and tha
lie cannot sell an invention without he
, concurrence, which adds another CLAUSE
il to womans right.
|, We are informed that Mr.. John Bo
BILE, of Washington township, had his resi-
dence totally destroyed by fire on Tuesda,
evening. The contents Of the buildin,
were all saved His loss is estimated a
N 5000, with an insurance OF $500.
. The total eclipse OF the sun of Ma,
o 18th, 1882, is awaited with much anxiet.
N by astronomers, for It is hoped that thei
q the existence of II large planet within tn
orbit Of Mercury may be settled. Proi
% Watson believed that lie saw such bod
during the eclipse of July 29th, 1878.
The grandest schemes for swindlin
at the present time seems to be the 'Deatl
Rattle" Insurance companies. The Foe
NJ toria RerieW devotes nearly column
their operations in that vicinity, and count
N the victims by the hundred aud the dol
lars by the thousand that they have bee
swindled out Of in that vicinity alone.
Toledo Bee: A divorce has bee
~ granted in the case OF Ada NJ. Wait Vi
O Sheridan Wait. The plaintiff was form
o erly Ada Jones, daughter OF DIR. w. "
y Jones. They we're married about thre
o years ago, but never lived together, I'll
o friends of the plaintiff claiming that at III
time of the marriage she was suffering frci
n. mental alteration.
nd Putnam County Sentinel. Hammal
a.
er, OF the Findlay Je6ersonidn, was recen
at ly in Wood county, and fell in with ii
ny numerous sweet singing poets in that "Ga
den of the God-" with little &. On h
return home he imme 1iately wrote I'll
, following: '.The beautiful warble of til
spring bird was heard this morning as Il
d golden rays of the Day-god tinted the eas
Il, ern horizon. Marble on, noble songsler
that the Ford Post G. A. II. of Toled,
has ordered through Rev. w. w. Winte
agent, white bronze, six foot Infanti
Soldier, for their monument, TO be unvei
IT. ed on Decoration day. The white bron;
for monumental purposes, is endorsed
10 the highesl G. A. r. authority and scie
.. lists as superior to all other materials
.l5 il will not crack, moss grow, or discol,
SO by the actions of the elements.
So We neglected to mention last wee
"a that the Misses Elizabeth and Mary Wa
~ lace, little daughters of Mr.. Robert Wa
IS lace, presented the members of Harry Ca
ter Post with n handsome patchwork qui
90 which was drawn in lottery by Mr..
35 +. Sheppard, and then by him presenit
so to the Post. Ii WAS then put up at MI
O5 ton and bid in by Mr..Chns. Gross,
.ls Wolio,d Post, in all netting n handsoil
80 ~ sum for the relief fund of Carter Post.
~ The Journal, Messenger and the Couri'
w of Fremont, made a very strong fight
v. favor of Water Works in Tint city. NJ
10 Keeler OF the Journal, issued n water wor
os edition OF his paper on Saturday, whit
43 contained his own and the arguments
'S "a the other two papers, in German nm
O4 English, and they made very strol
20 and clear case in favor OF the work
40 The vote was to have been taken on Tue
90 day last, and we have become anxio
IDS TO know the result.
Tine crow may "caw," the woodpeck
II drum on the dead tree, the bluebil
chirp, the bumble-bee drowsily hu
{. through the hower.sented air, b
George Kinder, of the Putnam Coun
!Sentiael, will accept none of these as 4
harbngers of spring until he hears /
ots familiar croak of the Putnam county fro
A business man of Toledo was doy
X. there the other day and WAS unal
't' to transact business without a speak,
~ trumpet, Spring had come.
The spring election is close at hand al
the patriots are shaking off their natl