The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-12-22
LOCAL BREvITnEs.

-lHE MaOmee Is frozen over Soid.
YESTERDAY was the shortest Of the year.
-BREvEr BRro AprERs are sprnging up quite
lively in these parts.
--NExT Monday is Christmas. All the little folks
will be certain to remember it.
"A CoriLLoN PARTY will take place at Tontog-
any on Monday evening next.
---GEoRGB BoErscH has an endless variety Of
notions for the Holiday trade, and they are going
Of like hot cakes.
-PoRK has fallen from its high estate. Il can
now be purchased for and cea,s. This will be
good news TO consumers.
"A MAGNIFICENT assortment Of dress goods can
be found at the store Of +. X. MULLER 4 Co., just
suited for the Holiday season.
THIS store of Mr.. BurToN, of Bowling Green,
was robbed on Sunday night week. of goods and |
money to the value of about $500.
-TnE report that newspaper editor will not
receive present during the Holiday season, or at
any other time, is not founded upon fact
Go to the store Of WILLIAMS Bro, and pur !
chase the wife nice present for Christmas from
their large assortment of beautiful goods.
F. r. MILLER g. Co. have fitted up a room in
their warehouse for packing pork, and will pay the
highest market price for defunct grunters. 1
&C. d. LINDSAY, of this place, late Quartermas
ter of the 9th Regiment, reached his home few
days since, having been mustered out with the reg
iment
JOSH Billings says that if man processes
to the Lord he likes to see him do it when he
measures onions as well as when he holers glory
halleuyer."
Go to the dry-goods store Of GEO. b. HRErs, il
you wish to select valuable present for dear
friend or loved one. lie has an excellent stock Of
merchandise.
Tue new Bakery is in full blast. Bread, pies,
crackers, cakes, etc, can be had in abundance aud
of prime quality. Read the card in our advcrtis-
ing columns.
-CHRIsTMAs toys, trinkets and knick- -kuocks of
almost every description be had at the Drug
| Store of PECK q HAMILTON. Their assortment is
large and varied.
--PREPARE for the Holidays. nice gift for
friend or loved be had at almost any OF our
storcs for they have made express preparation for
the Holiday season.
! You can not make your wife present of more
utility than by the purchase of one of these mag
niicent Universal Clothes Wringcrs for sale at the
store of Crook s. FREEMAN.
LAY in your meats for the Holidays. At the
you can find just what you want They can graf
! ify the choice of the most fastidious.
--INscHo RHENFRANK have nice assortment
of fancy notions for the Holidays, and while in
there you will find an interesting collection of pc
riodical literature at the counter of Mr. MCMAHAN.
THE Sunday-school children of this place will
have pleasant time on Christmas Day at the sew
eral churches. Christmas trees, evergreens deco
ratons, greetings and presentations will be the
programme
THE HoUSFoNs are still in the field, and in ca
tering for their numerous customers, they have not
forgotten the Holidays and have prepared accord
| ingly. Drop in and see their large stock of goods
and groceries.
Our friend, HrcncocK, has large variety Of
ready made clothing, which he is selling at reas-
enable rates. Many Holiday attractions, suitable
for the ladies, may likewise be found in his we'll
arranged store-room.
WE are blessed with weather, having had all
kinds of it during the past two weeks, fr.m the
beautiful Spring-likc morning to the coolest snap
of Winter. The Frosty King, However, is main
tanning his rights with rigor.
On Wednesday at noon it commenced showing
and continued without cessation for twelve four
teen hOurs. Yesterday was Oltter coId with hlgh
and piercing wind, although the winter sun shone
brightly over the snow-shroudcd earth.
III you wish to make your boy present, g,t
sled, or pair of excellent skates which can be
obtained at the Hardware Store. Or, if you wish
| to surprise your wife with beautiful castor, or a
nice set Of spoons, they be had at the same
place.
"WEDNESDAY was the last day of grace for the
payment of taxes. For the past few weeks there
has been constant throng of taxpayers Mt the
Treasurcr's Office, and Mr.. BoNNELL has been dill,
igcut and faithful at his pest both day and night,
in the discharge of the arduous labors devolying
upon him.
-PRoFEssOR H. b. CLEMENS, during the past
week, has been giving series of lectures, in the
Baptist Church, the science of Phrenology.
Much interest has been minifested in these enter
tainments by large portion of our citizens, and
the attendance has been quite large The Profess
or is pleasing lecturer, and is thoroughly versed
in his subject.