Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-12-22

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Prospectus II Lady's Friend.
Prospectus of chronological journal.
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- Call at A. r. CHAEPEEY's for your Holiday
goods.
Our schools close 10 day and will have =
vacation ofone week only.
"A black wolf was killed in Jackson town
ship, this county, on Friday last.
"A splendid assortment Of goods can be seen
atF. II. MILLER & Co.'S.
"A plain, practical letter from Cincinnati
will be found in this paper.
Uncle EBeR wILsoN had one Of his ears
frozen while driving home from Bowling Green
on Wednesday.
The warmost friends Of the JOURNAL inst
now are those who have relatives sent to prOma-
ture graves by the rum seller,
"A man who loves his family will always
take his home paper, and man who respects his
family will Invariably pay for 1t.
Our reporter furnished US last evening with
= fuller report Of the Grand FeeEeele,' than
we expected to be able to obtain for this paper.
Our merchants have their show windows
dressed up in their Holiday attire, and the young
folks are stretching their stockings.
-Intemperance, like an undying worm, gnaws
at the very blood of the nobles aud fairest Of
earth. Who is it that places the temptation be-
fore them2
"A pleasant time is in anticipation at the
Christmas ball TO take place at the American
House in Bowling Green on next Monday even-
ing.
Tca lha t. ahn ~. ~ ~
and we learn that our ice mercha 4, Nr. J. B.
wEBB. proposes tO commence operations in a few
days.
The new advertisement Of W. ]. PAREs L.
Co., will be found in this paper. Consult it
for anythiug you wish to know about Toys for
the Holidays.
A splendid assortment Of Holiday goods can
be found at the Drug Store Of A. r. CHAMrNEr.
In remembering the little folks you should call
an d examine bis stock.
The new style ot shirt collars, with little
lengthening out Of the pantaloons, will obyiate
the necessity Of wearing that old fashioned n
stitution-a shirt.
-" He that lireth by tie sword shall die by
shall be literally chewed up, aud then plastersd
together with greenbacks.
The Rev. J. II. WILSON is preparing to treat
the Bible Glass of the II. E. Sabbath School to
a supper at NOrtOns Exchange, on Friday
evening next.
Old KRIS KRrSGLE broke his sleigh at the
corner Of Louisiana avenue and Second street
and was compelled to sell his entire stock of Hol-
iday Toys. WILLIE. PARKs was the purchaser
and now has the stock on exhibition.
We would call especial attended to the
Prospectus OF the Phrenological Journal on this
page. 1t is magazine that no one wishes to do
without, after they have once made themselves
acquainted with its merits.
We regret to learn just as we 60 press, ths A,
Miss MARY THORNTON, daughter of Mr.. ISRAEL
THORNTON, died at 10 O'Clock last night Her
funeral services will take place at the u. E.
Church, at 10 A. NJ, on Sabbath next.
Owing TO the regular meeting night coming
on Christmas, the Division Of Sons will hold
their next meeting, at which an election Of off
GERS will take place, on tomorrow, Saturday
eve. Let all the members be present.
Thermometers in different parts of the viii
lage marked from TO lS degrees below ZerU
early yesterday morning. The pigs have grum-
bled terribly for a few nights past because their
bcdfelows would not spoon up closer.
| -EvERs fails to say word about taat $50 he
thought he could get out Of Ehs taxpayers, by
simply presenting his bill to the Commissioners
Let there be all investigation of his former bills
.and it will probably be found necessary to start
a 'Cuhsois nee Fund in Wood County.
The man who publishes the Sentinel is
again worried about "parasitcs." &c. What a
s0rry "site" the Sentinel presents, ,cihOut an
editor, aud since it has ceased to be edited Sy
experienced writer's in Perrysburg and Toledo.
"And still EvERs is not happy.
A Squirrel hunt is reported To have taken
place few days since over in Gcauga county
at which 4,l3j squirrels were killed IN one day
On one side there were 81 hunters, who H. ed
2,206, and On the other side there were IA hunt
ers who killed 1895. That must have been a
good day ss we'll as a good locality for squir-
| rels.
Every one remembers how the coming Of
KossoUTH inflicted upon our young men a soft hat
tucked up at the side and adorned with a
plume. hat made frOn the pelt Of Russian
bear would be appropriate and comfortable Just
now. II Capt, CuANrNKY has not got them at
his Drug Store he has got almost every thing
else yen may want for Holiday presents.
Judging from the tone of correspondent
from the bsrnt district in Michigan, they don't
want any more Z" old clothes in that locality.
He writes: "Wo believe an actual computa-
ton OF the number of the old clothes sent to each
male sufferer in Michigan, would give him prob
ably Hbout two hundred pairs o. old pants and
one hundred old boots per capita"