Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-11-21
LOCAL MATTERS!
Thanksgiving Bali At the American
House, MauGee, next Thursday evening.


Thanksgiving Ball At the American
House, MauGee, next Thursday evening.
LIQUID stove polIsh, tthe best polish
made) Tor sale at NoRro MS Hardwar
store. S0b
The butterflies" and " grasshop-
pers'' win have antter and skip ct the
Exchange this evening.
we publish elsewhere Governor
MOVES Thanksgiving Proclamation. It
ls well conceived and In good taste.
VERMONT farmers are packing up four
hui dred bushels of potatoes 70 the acre,
and that's all they know about the panic.
Miss. HATTIE HULBURr has estab-
lished an evening writing school on Front
street, which now has thirty scholars In
attendance.
MIR. WHEATON of Maumee City, has
establi he'd n shoe store at Jerry City,
this county, and Is reported TO be doing a
good business. .1.
Rev. N. b. q. LOVE VIII accept our
thank for neatly-printed pamphlet con-
tanning the minutes Of the Central Ohio
Conference for 1873.
Call and examine the mammoth stock
Of new goods now arriving direct from
New York at r, II. MILLER q Co s. The
cheapest goods ever brought " town.
The object of the Firemen's Ball at
Reeds Hail, Bow ling Green, ON Thanks
giving evening, is worthy one, and they
have the best vi order, Remember them.
On Tuesday, December l6th, 1872, it
will be 100 years since the tea was thrown
into boston Harbor. LetNhs prepare for
a grand centennial tea party on that occa-
sion.
Farmers and teamsters, before buy
ing sled We want you to see the Ovi-
ait Patent Boo Sled, the finest sic In the
United States. 1t is worth dozen Of the
common bobs.
-lfyo shoul happen to find ton OF
gold IL may be some satisfaction To know
Tnat you are worth $500 100 All. Cut
this out and amuse yourself with 1t dur
ing these melancholy days.
An exchange informs us that these
are the melancholy days, wherein the
"hOnest farmer" piles few crooked
sticks cross ways in his wagon, and brings
them to Town and sells them TO the YER
dant city man for n full cord.
The Hancock Courier says the farmers
OF that county have received pot, QUO
for apples TINS fall, and that they rt1se
TO eiChtr deposit the same in banks or To
pay their debts. We are very much in
that hx on this side of the unity line.
All who enjoy dancing on a good
spring fiour should not forget MIR, CAR
COS Thanksgiving Ball aud supper at
The American House, Bowling Green, on
next Thursday evening. Mr.. q. never
fails to have n good time at his parties.
BRO. PARMENTER, of the Lima Ga
zette, has been summoned as Que OF the
Grand Jurors for The next term OF the u.
s. Dislr &C Court, which he assigns as his
reason Tor knowing that The nexJ term
will be held in Toledo, commencing De.
cenber 9th.
The Patrons of Husbandry, it is stat
ed, bind themselves never to 20 to law,
but to have all disputes settled Oy ar0itra-
ton. First, the Case comes on without
delay, and, eAcL man telling his story,
jury OF picked neigLb Jrs and muLual
friends decide what Is right,
Our croquet players amuse themselves
by singing u new version vi "Ol. Uncle
Ned" which runs something as foil ws
Then pull up the wicket aud the stake /;
aud put by the mallet and the ball r
20 more crCqieJ'll be played this year
it's getting too late in tie fall"
The receipts from the Calico Hop
given at tie Oliver House, Toledo, ON
Wednesday night of last week, for the
benefit of the Home for Friendless WO-
men," were S6S0.50. Mrs. HALL, prop l.
e;or Of the Oliver House, gave the use of
the House free of charge for the occasion.
Mr.. FRED. HoLLIGER gives notice
through handbills, that those owing for
toll ut Gate No. must settle the same by
the first of December, TO save the expense
of collection by law. If he has been lem
lent by trusting you, now is the time to
repay the favor by paying when The au-
thOrities call upon him for the money.
The working force on the d lyton e
Michigan Railroad has been somewhat r, =
duced since the panic set in, and the
wages Of all retained in the employ of the
road has been reduced ten per cent, ex-
crpt the engineers. Nearly alt the other
roads, we believe, have made equal and
some greater reductions.