Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-12-25

we go 10 press one uAy carrier tnls
week in order to give our boys a holiday.
Tho Catholic Fair is meeting with
flattering success, being well attended each
evening.
IF. HoLLENBEcK, Esq, started for
New York on Monday, on business that
will detain him for about ten days.
F. r. MILLER & Co.'S corn shelter is
again engaged in filling up that romantic
ravine near the warehouse with corn cobs
All the departments of our schools
closed yesterday for the usual vacation dur
ing the holidays. Work will be resumed
again on Monday, January 4, 1875
Our whilom friend OF the Wood County
Democrat is hereby informed that we have
not ceased to love- and the exchange was
cut off by m;staSe-not Intentional
Notwithstanding several of the heav-
lest consumers of ice have built ice houses
of their own this season, Mr.. j. B. WEBB
Is preparing to put up full supply again
this winter.
From the number of hotel cards and
puffs appearing in some OF our cotempora-
ries, it would appear that railroad passes
and boarding away from home is the order
OF the day.
The Fremont Journal now comes to us
in quarto form, seven columns to the page,
in new dress, and generally improved. The
Journals good paper and we are pleased
to note Bro. BosLEY's prosperity.
The Sentinel and Democrat are wasting
much valuable space over the transac-
tion of the Commissioners in employing
ianitor and night watch for the Court
House. Words! words words!
Capt. r. w. BOONE will accept our
thanks for handsome pamphlet copy of
the Message of Gov. CHAMBERLAIN, of
South Carolina. Mr.. G. r. MILLER will
also accept our thanks for late New York
papers.
We direct special attention to the pros
pcctus OF the Scientific American in this
paper. No mechanic who has a desire to
excel in his calling should be without
it. In short it should be in every house
! hold. Read the prospectus.
| DIR. HALL says that cold bed chambers
! always imperil the health and invite fatal
diseases. Robust persons may safely sleep
in temperature OF forty or under, but the
old, the infant and the frail should never
sleep in a room where the atmosphere is
much under fifty degrees Fahrenheit
The Rev. LEIGHTON COLEMAN, pastor
/ of Trinity Church, Toledo, will deliver a
Masonic sermon on Sabbath next, to which
the fraternity OF that city are invited. If
satisfactory arrangements can be made, a
special train will be run from this place
or Maumee on that day.
Mr.. G. W. CREPs has put up a parti-
ton in his store, and has made arrange
ments to furnish hot coffee, lunch or warm
meals at all hours during the day and even
ing. He now sells oysters by the pint,
quart or gallon, which is a saving to the
purchaser of about % per cent over thos
bought in cans.
We regret to learn, just as we go to
press, that THOMAS GoRRILL, Esq, an old
and highly respected citizen of Troy town.
ship, departed this life at his home Wednes-
day. We are informed that his funeral
will take place at Woodville, at 10 A. NJ
to-day. Members of the Masonic frater-
nifty will leave here at A. NJ. to at
tend the funeral.
With wheat at 81 90; corn, so cents
oats, 40 cents; clover seed, S. SO; pork
So 90; potatoes, rs cents; apples 81 90
butter, 80 cents, and other produce in pro
portion; while on the other hand grocer
les and dry goods are down to prices tina
ruled before the war, the Grangers, excep
;; those in Kansas, have less cause for com
plant than any other class of men.
' -Inasmuch as the editor of the Buckley
; Granger has informed parties in Toled'
; that he was not going to make specially
; of Grahgerism, and has failed to give us
D paper of that bold, out-spoken policy
I which we have heard so much about bu
have not seen, and having run it on tn
"I'll tickle You and you tickle me princi
a ple," il has been proposed to change tn
0 name to The Ticker"
& -Messrs. ALEXANDER REED and HF
MAN D. WALBRIDGE of Toledo, have pul
chased portions of the capital stock owne
by Messrs. CLARK and RALPH II. WAC
GoNER in the Toledo Commercial Compan,
= The latter named gentlemen remain in tn
Office, CLARK WAaGoNER, Esq, continuin
in editorial charge, while Mr.. REED is
be actively associated as business manage
We wish the new management abundal
success.
" We see it stated that sixteen year ol
- Springfield lass broke into billiard saloo
lc and carried away all the billiard balls, b
~ ~ cause her father spent his time and none
20 there. We can beat that in this tow
~ Only few days since lass more tina
40 three times sixteen went into one of our Fl
> looms and "snatched the saloon keeps
bald-hended" and tore near all his cloth
y off, because her husband had got drum
!" there. Next
h Common Pleas COnrt.-The Januai
term of the Court of Common Pleas wi
convene at Bowling Green on Tuesday, II
9th, and is to occupy fifteen days, prov
:. ding al.is we'll. The docket contains thr
m hundred and twenty seven cases, being d
Is largest ever known in the county.
le On his Last TrIp.-Mr. E. W. STA
I NARp, who represents CUTTER a WAL
ss ER's mammoth Suspender manufactol
d Lowell, Mass, was in town again
Is Wednesday, supplying our merchants wi
p that indispensable article to mans ha
- - piness--the Suspender, or gallusses' I'll
: Is his last trip for this season, and v