Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-11-05
MATTERS,
NEW ADVERTIsEmENTs
single copies Of the JOURNAL can be had Of
Mr.. Il. D. Ross. al the Poalofhce.
-slore 10 Renl.-AsnEn Cook.

Store TO Rent.--AsuER Cook. Q
--wANrED-An experienced girl TO do
general housework. Mrs. /. NJ. HuET.
The new block Of F. R. MILLER q
Co. has received the FIRST coat Of plaster.
TO "tip the light fantastic toe" walk
by the new brick buildings after dark.
Our city fathers have Under consider-
alton the purchase Of new FIRE engine.
by notice elsewhere persons nre warn
e against purchasing a note drawn for
$120.
In putting up stoves 9ues should be
carefully examined and every precaution
taken against ERE.
There are sixty-seven infantry and
eleven artillery companies in the State Of
Ohio at this time.
We congratulate our neighbors, Of Per-
rysburg, on the rapid growth Of their city
during the past year.--SOuth Toledo Ad.
Until 1879, or until further notice, we
our exchange list. Please X.
AT future elections Perrysburg will
have TO use that FIVE hundred barrel els
tern for a ballot box.--S. 1otedo Advertiser.
Before purchasing a Cook or Parlor
Stove, call and examine CHAs. NJ. NoR-
TONS immense stock. You cannot fail to
be suited.
The white OF an egg, thoroughly beat
en- aud mixed with lemon Juice and sugar,
is recommended Ns certain cure for
hoarseness.
--Messrs. PECK & HAMILTON have one
Of the finest stocks Of stoves ever brought
TO the Northwest. Call and examine them
before going elsewhere.
The Fremont Messenger says the river
is 80 low at that place that catfish and
shcepheads have to stand on their heads
TO breath. Ditto OF the Maumee.
A South Toledo chap has girl whose
name is MALARIA. lie always carries a
good supply of quinine mixed with his
prize packages of candy.
A large straw stack on the farm of
Mr.. STEWART ANDERSON, on the Portage
river, was struck by lightning and entire
ly consumed, last Friday.
Bro. Horror, Of the Tippecanoe Her
aid, has copyrighted new drama which
he is writing, the title of which is, Valley
Forge, or One Hundred Years Ago"
Just prior to the heavy winds last
week, angling for black bass was becoming
a favorite amusement. The largest string
taken out in one day BY single fisherman,
was 70.
The cold, chilly winds and the long
evenings Of November are upon us. Sub
scribe for the JOURNAL, stay Mt home
evenings and get acquainted with your
family.
The new Elevator building being about
completed and ready for business, Mr.. e.
BEACH removed his large corn crib this
week which has stood back of the store
ior many years.
The whistle of the new Elevator
Company, Messrs BEACH, We T,oTr &
LEES, now chimes in the business chorus
with the planning mill, stave factories, bowl
factory, box factory, saw mill, &c.
Exchanges are cautioning the Mason
ic fraternity against a man calling him
self DR.. J. NJ. OGDEN, claiming to be from
Texas, who travels about dr,s' in good
style, victimizing the Masonic lodges in
| this State.
The November number OF Lockc's Ma
tiondl Magazine appeals to the lovers Of good
literature in great variety of interesting
and instructive matter Price only one
dollar per wear, or single copy for fifteen
cents. ]. p. JONES, Publisher, Toledo. o.
To those desiring to take the JOURNAL
and Cincinnati Weekly and Semi-wcekly
GaIette, we are prepared to furnish them at
the following rates: JOURNAL and Week
ly GOsetie, s. 25, including postage; jour
NAL and Scmi-weekly GOzettc, 81 IS, inclu'
ding postage.
The high winds of last week, with the
preceding frosts to prepare the leaves, have
completely disrobed the forests Of their TO-
liage, and
"The naples stand on everv htud,
Their garments bright with fading lights
The ripe fruit falls frnm orchard walls;
Sad is thy reign tho tender"
--Messrs. PECK g. MILLER have dis
posed Of their stock of goods at Tontogany
to Messrs. WHITMoRE & VAN VALKEN.
BERG, and are closing up their business
there preparatory to opening up here in
their new block soon, when they will give
their undivided attention to business,
IL any of our readers are calculating
on visiting the Centennial Exhibition al
Philadelphia, next summer, it will he well
for them 10 know that il will take several
DAYS to get through all the bindings, as
there will be five hundred miles Of avenues
nnd aislcs to see all of the show The
main building covers 2l acres.
The professional services Of Lawyers
must be at a discount in Bowling Green
when Gen. D. w. II. DAY takes charge oi
a squad of wood choppers mp in Henry
township and instructs them how TO be
come legal voters and, when Q. X. PHI
LANpFR S. ABBOTT, P. b., takes the agen
cy for the Bowling Green papers and tht
| Toledo Commercial.