Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-02-16

Although we are from 40 TO so feet
people have been engaged yesterday aud
to-day In caring for the surplus water
about their premises. The Florida
gephyrs and warm showers during the
past two days has removed ali The snow
and left solid sheet OF ice upcn the
whole surTace Of tile earth. Roofs that
never leaked before are leaking now.
Houses buiit on n level with the side
walk 6nd one, two and three inches OF
water pressing for admission. II is a
deuced damp time.
The Toledo Becrannounced on Wedncs {.
day evening that Manager Bernard, Of the
local telephone exchange, would heave
that city yesterday morning for Sout', To-
ledo and Perrysburg, to connect both
places with Toledo by telephone. He In.
formed q Bee reporter that the work OF
constructing the tines would be commenced
immediately, providing suficieat encowr-
agement Ia given In the two towns. We
sincerely trust he will receive such en-
courngement as will insure the success OF
the enterprise. II Ia one OF the wants we
will feel If we don't get.
New stock of Nobby Hats and Cars
at FinLbeiner's.
The two irst issues OF The Dayton Ea-
Dor Gaa&te, comes to us from Dayton this
week. Messrs. Schnebly & Hoover are the
publishers. 1t 10 published in the interest
OF the laboring classes, with the aim TO
discuss all subjects which tend to elevate
and educate them, and politically will
| ,,N,n.t n,,I, sl,o fr;ouds ~ labor n an.
| nounces that it starts oat not as an expert
ment hut with guaranteed circulation,
aud backed by the support of two Of the
most powerful labor organizations Ia the
country. Itstarts out faultless in typo
graphical appearance, is well edited, u''sa
we wisl, Its proprietors success.
Full and complete stock of valen.
tines, from ore cent and upwarnd, at
| FINKBEINER's.
The cid gentleman, mentioned last
week, who took cold bath while attempt
ing to pass over the ice 10 South Toledo
proved TO be Rev. P. c. Baldwin of that
city. He had went down to GIL an mp
pointment to preach at Kalida, Putnam
county, on the Sunday previous, but wal
glad to get out Of that country as he was
driven TO the second story of the house
where he was stopping the first nigh
there by the food. After three unsuccess
iul attempts on Tuesday night to reach ths
bridge, and with his clothes freezing upor
him, lie returned to the residence Of Rev
H. Warner where he was given dry cloth
ing and comfortable quarters for the night
The Toledo Saturday American is put
ting in cylinder press, a acomplete job ofic'
and moving into more commodious quar-
ters. The Raihoader, heretofore under tts'
able management OF Major w. r. Le6et, il
also bra anching out. A stock compan!
has been formed, composed OF Major LeAet
Capt. E. P. Moore, city editor of the Ieie
gram, Mr.. JOSEPH, %. Batch, a practical jol
printer, and several prominent railroa,
! officials. The sompany has leased COM
modious quarters and are putting in
complete outfit Of type for a jObbing bust
ness, principally in railroad work. w
are glad to see these evidences OF prosper
ity with our neighbors.
All persons who have been tresspass
: ing upon the McMahon tract OF wood land
on Crane Creek, are hereby forbidden t
trespass farther. Any person giving name
I and information concerning those gettin
wood, etc., off this tract of land, in th'
past or the future, will be rewarded. Wor'
may be left at the JOURNAL office. Add.