Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-11-13


Of Mr.. f. ID. Ross, at the Postoaice.
The ArdIanche man got on his muscle
last week.
Go and sec the new stock of Stoves
at PECK, HAMILTON & Cos.
Some interesting matter will be
found in our supplement this week.
-"Adolphus" paints true picture of
the drunkard's generosity, In this issue.
1t is reported that California money
is offered In Chicago, on ten years time
for nine per cent. interest.
If you desire to make a selection
from mammoth stock of goods, go to
F. II. MILLER & Co.'S.
The Democrat and Herald has made a
sensible change, from quarto to an eight
column folio. 1t has also changed from
a morning to an evening paper.
The press and type for the Buckeye
Granger has arrived, and we are assured
that the paper will m ike its appearance
next week.
"A slight change in the running of
trains on the d. & NJ. Road, will take
place on Sunday next. Time table
changed next week.
VAN PELT has opened a whiskey
shop In Wilmington, Clinton county. In
the language of SHAKsPERE, 1t is dim
cult to make silk purse from sow's
ear"
Letters for VIM. E. Deriney, r. Ger
des, Jacob Hemminger and John Hufiort,
remain dead in the postoflice for the
week ending Nov. 18th.
The glad tidings were proclaimed
last evening that the Hydraulic Canal
was completed and ready tor the water
to be let in. The Council are TO Nieit it
to-day or tomorrow.
C, wALxERs & SoN hav hand a
very large stock of Groceries and Provis-
ions, which they are selling below Tolc-
do prices. Give them trial and be con-
vinc,d. 20
The Toledo Democrat and Herald says
it is understood that General SLEvIN is
soon TO tSke charge of the Young Mems
Christian Association of that city, as Su-
perintendent.
With their own record In Rowell's
Newspaper Directory, we should think
the editors of the Sentinel would never
again have cheek to say anything about
" double the circulation Of any other pa
per in the county"
DIR. CONDIT has been teaching elias
in sacred music at the K. V. Church for
some time past, for which he made no
charge. Last Saturday he was surprised
by the members Of that congregation in
being presented with load of wood and
twelve dollars in money.
There is one prohibitory law which
is sure and ttf ctual. 1t is sef-prohibi-
ton. Here is where the one man power,
which is mighty, can assert its sway.
Heed the dictates of Conscience and you
have taken the first important step.
Through mistake the sorghum mo-
lAsses that took the first premium at the
w OOu NOuht| i dli WiS tilltTCtl Ill w VI
Crooks name. 1t should have been en-
tered in the name OF HENRY NADER
HOUSE, to whom it belonged, and who
manufactures the arfcle in large quanti-
ties.
We felt Justified last week in stating
that the Commissioners Report would be
/ iu uished to the readers Of the Journal
this week, bat having run the type foun-
dry out Of sorts, we have been compelled
to wait until they manufactured our last
order, whichis expected to arrive to-day.
On the firstin the residence of AL.
LEN MAUsER, New Holland, Ohio, was
destroyed by fire, and among the con-
tents destroyed was $4,000. 1t is sell
dom that one man in times of scarcity OF
money contributes such a large sum for
the benz fit of Uncle Sam. We presume
he had lost his confidence ia the banks.
Our river reporter has been confined
to Office dMties for the past three weeks
but we are assured that that stream has
not been without its interest, both in
supplying the town with water and the
transp rtation Of slaves, Mcssrs, A. G
WILLIAMS q Bro. having shipped two
cargOts since our last report