Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-06-16
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toons in our town, in defiance Of the law,
have open side doors on Sunday. We
.hink this rust be an error, as the pro-
pr ietor's knowledge Of the severe penalties
attached to violation q the law would
certainly deter them from taking the risk
Of detection, and we have reason to believe
III at our attberities are properly on the
| alert.
Go TO John Zurfluh for Watches
Clocks, Jewelry, Spectacles, Musical In
.struments, Strings, &c. Repairing prompt
ly done, and warranted.
--Persons engaged in making soap will
no doubt be surprised to find that cold lye
and hot grease when mixed, are explosive.
A lady in Pennsylvania poured some lye
into a kettlecontaining grease heated to a
high temperature, and an explosion fol-
loved, shlvering the kettle to pieces and
throwing the boiling mass over her and
burning her 70 that she will perhaps not
recover.-Er.
! There will be ur eunion of the G.. A. r.
Posts of Wood County, at Bowling Green,
August 23d and Gath next. Tire directors
Of the fair association there contemplate
erecting cocnaodious building Tor their
Use, modeled after the main building Of
the Tristate Fair CO., Of Toledo, and ex-
pect to fni%l, in time to invite the G.. A. r..
to meet there on the above date. So says
the Democrat.
The Perrysburg hydraulic dam in
There was no doubt, in the minds OF those
best conversant with the facts ne to what
the judge's decision would. be. A weaker
case never occupied the time OF a court.
The Sentinel very truthfully says: : "The
best thing for all parties, and 10 end the
trouble, would be to put good fish "chute''
in the dam."
Felt Curtains at Finkbeiner's.
1t has been suggested that il successful
negotiations are made for the possession of
the Way homestead, the Town Council
would imm ediately proceed to lay out a
park, either on those grounds, or in some
more nlig;ble location, MS might be deter
mined, and it would be the most nppropri-
ate place for the erection OF the new Sol
diers' and Sailors Monument. There are
strong ressoas fsvoring the location of the
monument rs thus indicated, and before II
IL erected the subject will be carefully
considered in the report of vhe comnaittee
which will be app oin,ed by the Association
for the purpose.
The feature of the week at Bowling
Green has been the trial of Chas. Bach
for the murder of his wife. Major ]. r
Swigart is assisting Prosecutor Troup il
the prosecution, and John A. Shannon anc
E. T. Dunn have been appointed by the
Court, attornies for the defence. The cas-
is being strongly ceRtested, and Bach's
attoruies, although laboring under grea
, disadvantages, are calamity fighting TO
the prisoners life. The court room ha
D been crowded during the continuance Of tn
trial, and the Toledo press reporters hnv
4 been in constant attendance giving ful
details. A decision will probably be give
Tomorrow.
The Sunday school Congress. in ses
sion nt Toledo, on Monday and Tuesday
OF this week, was most interesting and in
: structive. A number of celebrated Bibl
Scholars and Sabbath School workers
we're in attendance, and some of those in
i terested in this work, in our town, availe
y themselves OF this excellent opportunit,
n 10 obtain information and instruction
II TIE lecture of DIR. PiersoR, on the mis-
q takes which Moses Did Not Make,' o
Monday evening, was fulA OF irresistabl
lie logic and convincing proofs. On Tuesda
&c evening, DR.. Vincent entertained lare
d audience with his lecture "Among til
N Heights"