Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-11-28


The largest stock of Dress goods at
F. r. MILLER q Co.
See notice elsewhere Of valuable land
for sale by Messrs. Cook & TRoUP.
An old lady says the bonds must be a
family of strong religious instincts, be-
cause she hears of so many of them being
converted.
The teachers who received certificates
q. the examination last week have been
making 6, IL. IS and "a mouths" at the
local editor of the Sentinel,
The Cotillion party at the Exch hange
lust Friday evening proved to he very
pleasant affair, and will be duplicated on
next Friday evening.
JAMES PocKLrNdToN shot q ten pound
wild cat few miles south of Perrysburg,
while cut hunting yesterday. Pretty
good sized cat that.
The largest stock of fancy dry goods
at F. r. MILLER & Co.
WIN. MAYO. lad about fifteen years
of age, lost the thumb off his left hand
while engaged in jointing heading at the
S.evt MS Stave Manufactory, on Monday
lst.
For the week ending Nov. 81, the
following letters remain in the Perrys-
burg post-office: Peter Carlisle. Carrie
Keeier. Isaac Shaner and John Thultor.
The farmers who have stave bolts for
sale, will be pleased to learn that there is
again ready market for them in Perrys-
burg. See advertisement of L. r. MILLER
& Co.
we see 1t stated that "Uncle Toms
Cabin" is having a succ ssful run at a
New Orleans theatre. What chln2e is
there my countrymcn in the past thirteen
years.
McBeth, O'NEIL's McBeth, and in fact the
acting of the whole troupe, was a treat
rarely enjoyed by theater goers for the
past few years.
Owing to the exciti news ON Gu
ba, the Ferry burg Cadets have beer lyiI 9
on their arms for several nights pat
Thty also had one days cooked rations
on hand yesterday.
The largest stock of hosiery and
gloves at F. Il. MILLER s. Co.
The O..io Constitutional Convention
will convene at the Spen House, Gin
cinnati, on Tuesday next, Deccm 1er 2l.
This House Is furnished by the ci izens
ofCincinnati, free OF cost to the tax pay
ers OF the State.
The factory Of T s. MERRILL & Co.,
of MAumee is thronged with orders from
all ser tions of the country for the OvIATT
patent bob sled. Our advice is, call and
look at this sled if you want a bargain.
1t is the most pei If ct vehicle we have ev-
er seen.
The largest stock of flannels and
wooden goods at F. R. MILLER & Co.
BY notice Elsewhere, il will be seen
that petitions will be presented to the en-
suing session of the Ohio J. gi lature for
the passage Cf an enabling act, granting
the citizens Of Wood county the privilege
of another vote on the removal of the
| couuty-seat.
From the bills printed at this Office
we earn that F. T. PENNYwELL Sc Son
hav. rented their farm, and will hold a
public sale on S Saturday, December 9th. at
which some fine blooded stock aud va
rety of f.rming implements will be offer
ed for sale.
The largest stock Of boots and shoes
al f. r MILLER & Co.
Now is just the time to have your
| Il ,Ors and windows made ii yht by having
A.C. p. BoYCs put on BRADsrEEI S
holdings. Price, 80 cts, per door. Boz
tom and side moding s cts. per foot.
Keep out the cold and at the same time
save money by saving ful. 32b
we learn that Mr.. WIN. ARTz, who
lives a short distance east If town, has
six turkeys left our OF flock Of twenty
Of which he w sole proprietor a few
weeks ago. S S,m, body proposes having
a cheap Thanksgiving dinner, over which
they should be choked in an attempt tc
ask blessing.
The German and English NJ. E.
churches and the Evang lical Association
united and held Union Thank giving
service at the German VI. E. church yes.
terday forenoon the Revs. Mr.. LOVE anG
GUMMEL officiating, in appropriate En-
glish and German addresses. S,rviceS
were also held at the Presbyterian
church, and the address Of the V. Mr.
ADAMS upon the oc aston is highly com
plimenIed.