Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-12-18

requested. VIM. Crook. w. M.
The Postoffice will be open on Christ
mas and New Years days, from IL 80 to 2:30
and to p. NJ.
We regret to learn that Mr.. c. W.
EvERs is suffering with two broken ribs,
given him by family horse.
If you wish to get useful and hand
some holiday presents, the place to find
them is at A. G. WILLIAMS & Bros.
--Messrs. PECK & MILLER now have
their mill in successful operation at Ton
togany, grinding about 500 bushels of grain
per day.
Remember the Supper to be given by
the ladies of the NJ L. church on Christmas
Eve There is not doubt of it being a
pleasant occasion.
The Sentinel last week worried through
another half column, only to express their
fears of trusting the people to decide the
county seat question.
JAMES DR1scoLL will accept our thanks
for very fine specimen OF copper ore
which he obtained at the Hancock mines
on Lake Superior.
The Maumee Silver Band will accept
our thanks for complimentaries to their
Concert on Wednesday evening of last week.
Regret that we could not attend,
Letters remain dead in the Postofiice
for B. f. Cox, Roxanna Hail. Ave knowl,
Mary Langdon, Belinda Phillips, Rachel
Phillips, C. p. Ferry and Emma Williams
The Trustees at Tippecanoe City have
decided to furnish tramps this winter with
bread, bologna and warm lodgings for zone
night only" instead of hotel accommoda-
tions as heretofore.
The ice on the river has been in excel
lent trim for skating for few days past.
1t is estimated that over two hundred Of our
young people were enjoying the sport OF
skating on Wednesday evening.
The small children are beginning to
tell their parents at the breakfast table what
they found in their stockings last Christ
mas, and how kind and considerate Santa
Claus was to remember them.
Whistle valve down in the boiler, fire
had to be drawn and water let out to get
that valve Train one hour and a half late
on its first trip yesterday morning. Such
was the story on the Maumee Narrow
Gauge Railway.
Prof MCQUEEN, of Hilsdale, Mich,
delivered two lectures in the Baptist church
in this place, on Wednesday and last evei
ing, exposing ancient and modern spiritual
ism. Both lectures were largely attended
and are spoken of as being entertaining.
Dolls, dressed and in deshabllc, with
countless numbers and varieties of toys,
are making their appearance in the show
windows where usually sold. Parents
should remember that Santa Claus comes
around but once year. See that he calls
upon your little folks.
1t is rumored on the streets that many
OF our young men who are absent, expect
to reinforce those that are at home some
time about the holidays, but they don't
want US to say anything about it, so that
they may surprise the young ladies on New
Years day. Keep mum
Our sailor boys are all home again.
JAMES CULLEN and S. c. HILLABRAND
returning on the forcpart of last week, and
JAMES DRtscoLL on the latter part OF the
week. The latter assisted on the 1st inst.
in cutting twelve miles of ice on the Sou
river in order to get three boats through
from Lake Superior into Lake Huron.
We give space elsewhere for Memo "
to reply ts an article appearing in the
Granger last week. He evidently under
stands the situation well, and leaves
but little to be said except that one OF
the surest indications of confusion to the
true intent of the Order, is the attempt
by some to affiliate it with political job
| bers.