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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-12-03
McNnmeO s BRADY. Toledo.

To all who have occasion to purchase
anything in the way of Imported and Do
mestic Wines, Liquors or Bitters, we rec
ommend the new establishment of McNA-
NEE & BRADY, Wholesale and Retail
Liquor Dealers, at 256 Summit ST., Tole
do. They are thoroughly eOnversant
with the wants of the people, and are pro
vided with stock to make selections from
not surpassed in Northwestern Ohio; and
though they have been but short time in
business at their new stand, their House
has achieved the reputation of fair and lib
eral dealing, and customers may rely on
every article they sell being exactly as rep
resented. IL
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Rememher ThIs.

Now is the time OF the year when PneumO-
rl, Lung Fever, Coughs, Colds, aud fatal re-
suits Of predisposilisn 70 CONSUMPTION, and 9TH
'er Throat md Lung Disease. BosoBEK's GEK-
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cess among his customers. Two doses will
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Harper's Bazaar
IIdUSTRATED.

The Bnzar is edited with a combination NJ
tact and tnlen; that We sc ldnm ind in any iiur
nal and the journal itself is The organ of the
great world Of fashion, Bost'n Travrler.
The BsEar c0mmends itself IN every men,heI
Of the hnusebold-to the children by drnll nd
pretty pictures, to the ladies by lis fAshinn
plates in endless variety. to the prnVident mat.
ron by its patterns for the childrsn's clothes
to p.tisrf fan,lias by its tasteful designs for EN-
braidvd slippers and luxurious dressing gowns
But the reading mattel o the B'sar IL uniform
ily Of great excellence. The paper has acqnir
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il aifords.-N Y ESeai q Post
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Administrators Sale Of Real Estate,

In Pursuance ~ an order granted BY the
Probate Court Of Wood County, Ohio, I will
offer for sale al public suction, m
saturday, DecembOF 4th, 1878,
between the hours II 10 and II O'Clock IN m
forenoon, upon the premises the Elleuing
described real estate, situate in Wood county,
State Of Ohio. to-wh,
The southwest quarter of the navthwes4 Quar-
ter NJ section number fourteen (I4), town seven
~ north, range twelve u2) east, eoutaising
forty acres more oT h.
Terms Of Sale .---One-third in hand, mo
third in one year, and one-thiTd in two Years
from day Of sale, with interest. The deferred
payments to be secured BY mortgage on the
premises sr ID.
Appraised at $4,000 90
JAMES n. PIERCE,
Adm'r NJ Estate Of Andrew hepburn, deed.
F.& d. K. HOLLENBECK, Au'ys.
November 5ih, 1875. 2odS6 10
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HENRY WILSON.

A waves 20 down when wiHds are s.illed,
The long and troubi,'l Years snb-idc,
A N souls. like ships. viii TREASURES hlled,
floa, outward on the peaceful tide,
Hs saw through hlinding mists and raiu,
Ger waters wild tha, swept him past,
Tba simmer ~ tranquil maiH, @
The gi'ry OF blue skiss Al laas.
And when the light broke on bis be,
When doubts and gloosn and stoTm were o'eI
he sailed aerpas the silent sea,
And moOred his bark w yonder shore.
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-12-03
LOCAL NOTICE ES.

Peck b Ham'ltsn-Have just received
very fine stock of Silver-plated Ware, in
the shape of new style Cake Baskets
Castora, Butter Dishes, Spooh-holders,
Vases, Knives, Forks, Spoons, &c. They
are very low in price. Anyone wishing
anything in that line will do we'll to call
aud examine their stock. Their goods are
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-12-03
What We Ike 10 Seel

Wslike IN see iadv with prrtty Eot.
A jockey hat and feather, and tassei on her
boot
Oh "a shs not iivioc, with q pin back on be-
lhindf
What do you think Tro. Timmons p
Edst Side.
". like 10 ace = lady with poir NJ pretty feet
Enoased iu tidy CATERS that ht them close and
" neat
which is something rarely seen on 40 East To-
ledn street.
In regard n hat and feather,
Aud the "pinbaek on behind"
We have not, altogether.
Nor half made Wp our mind
bachelor we, and to such tLipgs stranger
And refsr, for an ErOrer- "pinim, to AISoHR.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-12-03
Harper's Magazine.
Z ILLUSTRATED.

Tie ever increasing circulation NJ this excel
ienl nnnthlT proves it's 'utinUed sdaptatiuD tn
p..pu lSr desVes AnI reeds. InIerd, when we
thin L inlD hnw Tany homes IL pentir every
msnth :, ne must consider u one "f the educa =
tors ~ we'll entertainers Of the public mind.
- Boshoa Glide. ...
The character which this magazine p"ssesses
f,F variety. enterprise. Artistic wealth, and III
vFATy, Culture thai has kept pare With, u il has
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rrEardit with justi6Able e"O'pIacency. The
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In nF respects il Is an "xcsllent periodical I'D
tfaIly deserves its great suecess.- Fka. Ledger
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The Rest Family Newspaper.-Tl

The Best Family Newspaper.-Thi'
is the claDa wlicl, the publishers Of tee
MY YoSK Observer make in behalf oI
tl,cit paper. HihA b,Il claim to make in
our day when there are 40 mNny rarcrSi
bgt an undertaking course in se'Sling "'.'
fdf ffty-three years, n large full fresh read.
afle and pure newspaper, which is nnsur.
passed, juatifies them in the claim. We eca,
recon n,enl the OBSERVER. Ithas no hob
bits; is sound in doctrine, Impartial AMI Hn.
biased, reliable in IL. news, interesting and
instructive ia its variou' denartments, anil
oTerp no clnp-tran preminRit or .i'i.Inrcs.
For specimen copies Nd.lH -, =. 1. 'BrNl. &
Co, Xrw York.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-12-03

Frcm rie Highest Ae'i,col A"fAo-dy. in ST
dsa.-As I have had occasion I" see seVerA
persons who for some time have used Hall'.
Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover. and know
that it has restored the original color of the
hair, as we'll as being efficient in removing the
itchinR and dandruff that accompanies the fall
irg off Of the h air. consider IL my duty TO &C
know ledge the same ia Mr.. Sachs.
VIScRST IIUSDBERG.
.n'y,ie,an il C"ief Oi .,s HrJ, sLd Press' s
OfhtIIe.
SIC, KHo " JULY = ISrS
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-12-03
JUDfLATE.

Cray distance hid each shining san
~ Ruthless bFeeEes borne from me
Aad Ienssuine, fading. faint sud pale
~ ships went forth 70 see. "a
Where misty breakers rose and fell.
I stOod and covered hopslessly;
For sveyy waygfhad tales W tell
o. waves far out at see.
To-day q sone h, On my IIps;er. sr..
Earth seems paradise 20 mej
Fer God is COED ABd lof tbs ships
Are euuin6 home from sea.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-12-03

Atthis tsascn Of The year when 50 mAnv Of
or people are suas; 'ng RON eolds, we call at.
,uhpn TO Aye 5 Quarry Ptctoial as a sure
erre. rot OF TO- COHs IS A"L e,'js bpt all af-
isciious of ins iunc asn ,arAt. Having used
il in cur fami' Tor many years, We ca" sps"S
fran pers ma AnOS ledge Of its sikchnrV
There m ~ be other remedies that are good,
but Ia all onr rNDer'-nce This has proved 10 be
by rlr the bat. Its qllalit.rs Nre uni farm nnd
uhollv reliable. 1t IS pieAsAuI to take. An,l
shoe Id be kept at c'ninarh, hy every fAmils
a. prn; -ctn R9r;nst n class OF complaint
which seem har.hlrss IN The b-g'nninE, but ba
6nms aaiictirg aud dangerous, II nrRlscu d.
| Asi0 RaVsA n. H,ber.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-12-03

The Dancing Season. - KELLEY, Sf
the Lima d, -.O; ~, weighs > % Pcun =, a,i
- fond of dancing. E!e says:
"The cocl nights We are now enjoyip.
are very suggestive o; da,'c;ug, even To oW
srlf. This popular pleasure during the
"heGt Il term" Is confined almost exclusive
ly to pic-nics, and only those engage
in the pleasure who are light-weights. Nov
that there is n change la the atmosphere,
balls anil hops will som be inauSnrated
and the nights will be male vocal witt,
orchestral music. S,'On the private par
lo's Of Inlny IL our citizens will be tra.:s
~. I'd. ID into ssenea oi miIth and Slyet.,
'swhsrs youth anI beauty meet.
To chase the gt'~iUg hours with hyiaE feet" !"
S,,ue regard it "a inimical to Chris. i-n
~, while others cO"teni that u - -.
proved 10y Sril'tire, AMI can 6e 'rj"'. j
! / witno"t fear Of evil Tesults. They alsu
''9nteni thai il contrihut to the health OF
those who da~e with "'O,ierStioo. " hat
ever conflicting opinions ;ay exist NJ to itA
rropriety, the delightful aft ~iil al~ay .
have ita votaries."
And then with a heart ~ proport'o on n
the avoirdupOis of his framework, he ',Smt
to the help OF the poor wa such words -
these:
"When the coll, chilli winds of winter
shall begin 20 whistle through every crTck
and crevice of the poor hOvel occupied ! y
those in adverse circumstances; when the
enrth il clothed in her winTry vcstu-e Oi
white when fuel and clothing are Rbs0.
lutely essential to the safety Of life; and
when food must and will I've had 1t some
price, even at the expense of honor, AMI q
long establi ,hed reputation for in:eS = v
then le; us ,emenber the poo. We do Go
mean tie worthless, IL h,ng tramps who &C
frnn door "a door bcgsing as profession
wnen the ,e is an abundance at work 10 h,
had at emune 'a::ve wages; for such W,
have 40 Recommendation 10 make, Onl,
thai b0tn private and public charities b'
closed against them and they he compelled
10 either work or starve. But OF the need,
ot our ity and VICINITY, we speak; the wild
ows. the orphans, the men with iImiiies dc
~ nding upon them, who by s'rkuess o
other miiortunes have been reduced a
poverty. AIe they all cared for? We d
not know but il there be any worthy oL
i, cts Of charity within the borders Of on
city or neigh borhood LIT US not close ou
heats a :ainst them. As christian pee
: rle it is our boundcn duty to zee that the
are provided with tie actual necessities q
lif., and not permitted to pass the Ion
winter, which is close upon US, in destitu
tiOn aud suffering"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-12-03
SAL ADvER4Is Ar5.


Sarah J. Mor.s, PIT. Court Of
W. Common Pless.
Lewis @. Morse DeLl Wood cnWntJ, Ohio.
Lewis O. Morse whose place Of reeidevs, is
to the plaintiff unk nUwn, will take notice th,t
on the 5th day of November. 1878, The pis ..
uG, Sarah Morse, filed her petition 10 the
court Of Common Pleas within snd foe ihe
county NJ W0pd and State Of OHIO, sRainst
him praying for divorce fr~m hir, sBd 81
leRing a. ground therefor, his wilHsl abseBss
without cause, during more than three Years
last past, Said Lewis q. Morse is noti6c hat
he is required 10 appear and aaswer said pe,I
hon on or before the 18th day NJ December, 1876
Said petiti will be for hearing at the jan
uary term, 1875, OF said ccurt.
SARAH JANE MORSE.
November 4 1875. sons 10
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-12-03

Captain Jack Frost ar. we'd or ,ortl-
west wind MONDAY evening. He is ener
getic blade, aud made thih q snap, wherev-
er he went, and you may depend lie went
everywhere; and il is altogether wonder
full, the amount Of work he accomplished
in a sin. lie n'gIt. At wave Of his hand
the River and Harbor was closed up like n
sealed package, and navigation was ended
for the season !; he snapped his fingers over
the streams aud fountains, and they retired
to gargle aloag under cover; the stream
ing caves were dressed in crystal at his nod;
Goor-knobs anl ail-heads shone like silver
as his shadow passed over them. He was a
guest of all the-hotels in the city at once,
anI IouHl tilaa to visit every house, even
the most ric;eiy hovels H. decorated all
the windows with such pictures "a would
give the ''oId masters" the jimjams, il they
could have seen them; and it was tunuy to
see the positions in which he moored the
vessels in the harbor. Here little Ili
snuggles under the lee of an immense ln'n.
b.r barge, and all the pdfiis and snec1ih-
s,.l tug ing it can do, there it vii! g'"rai
till the Geaial spring comes kindly o.
Tien, over The hav two schoo ners are sI.el ,
moored with bows menaciHg each other
but they are Only cou, hant, not ra:n.'h"t
a.: couLl not answer the helIa 10 any
b- .=e. ~ completely are they ;ce-hamper
e.. And lakewarj, beyond the brijS.s, tL'
w.t.. --c,ait Of variou. build and toaa- q
look a. il they nal gone TO sleep like I
soldier Oh his asms j 'st wi,ere they wei'
vide awake anl ION business" ye t, CIa =
And the chap who has wrought all this
ICES waistlils and s:n2in; about IN jolly
.,,'od h"..,or; AMI proposes To remain a
Oar "JistiDguished visitor" for q:itc /;
wLilt.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-12-03

!zW-Fixures in Heavy Type Indicate Meeting
oai PAssiag Points.
TIE tsl indieSte stations a. which Trains
maUt e"rHe to Pult Stnp 0n Signal.
y. u. SHORT, President, CiNeiuDait.
l.. wtLLtANs GeR1 Supt.
J.H. WELLsR. Assi Supt.
Jas. -. M0sarH, G~HI Freight AGt. Toledo.
GaLyIs IHEPLEE. A gent, Perry sburF.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-12-03
PERRYsBURG MARKETS.

,nAHscrGD vESELY nv afInEWr snAcu AND
JANIS ?. AvEHtLL
PHuaVssuae Beeecmler ; 1878.
Wheat. .gSAkI 7pI Floar Vbbl ---- 81 80
Cum v tee b. Sa6J5l Oats '--' - 80 81
d., .heIled -.5a645t Rye. ''.' :. - - .eS S
OTssss4ls=sf. ...-S 5 tos Glover seed v on'' . W
pa,L.P bbl 80. IS % C,hieKsns W 10 -. .''.s
itnxF1s.s al 50 o. aalraFkeSrV De-. :. 'lo
P,t.,oss = :. .iS.8lS Raaaa, Navy .'..u &c
p'ieA appies .--.- " seaHs, C"mm"n s,s
ENttess =. .A... -..-9s Lard - - - -
E1x.!... .....I8 a1a Feathers 80. =. .JS9es
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-12-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

AdvorII~Pd LeIteTS. The followinR let
tsrs remain iRthe Post"hice at Perry sburg
D fur the week sndinR Dee. 2, 1873;
Bean. astou. @. 3. G.m:feld, Noe
Bell; AbtIm kininger. Frank
Braun, simon R'ke Z, Emma
/ Duns an. Ora F.. EhOde6Aueh, Mrs. H.P( y
.IisStNit, N incy Wnli, El.sJ
Please call for advertised letters, and give
thei4te sfthis list. 0Hice hours from 8 A N.
to 8 2. ". ELBERT ID. Ross, p. NJ.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-12-03
n1wLIHa eREN . ToHTosAHY r. n

RUSXISG TINY.
Rowliag Green, I.esve..7 A ~, 6sse. n
Ravline Greco, Arrive. s:ae An 3AotSP. n
T-nt,e .Wv, ,L~aye......S {. ~. 7:3e a sit9 y n
TontnraaV. Arrfvr. ---.7.3 10 A.. I:5oSe T. n
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-12-03
NIGHT DRUGGIST.

OUR Young friend. G. G. Taylor, 10 new
" r,omipg with Dr. Hume. ever Beaeh's
store, and il ready at all hours Of night tn wait
on customers. 2Sm
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-12-03

The Young People connected with the
NJ. F.. Church, of South Toledo, will give
Literary and Musical Entertainment in
their church, which has been lately repair.
ed and refitted, on Friday Eve, Dec. 10,
1875. The Programme will consist OF
Recitations, Readings Dialogues, Songs,
Choruses, &c. Messrs. EcKERT Bros,
TINGLE, and KERREUIsH will furnish in
strumental music.
Much pains has been taken, and We are
assu red that all attending will be fully re-
paid by rich treat. A delegation from
this place is much desired and expected.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-12-03
6VCrMRTRIITH.

A 9r11i Fancy Dress Party 70 be Given
In whcelsrS' Opera lou Q, Toledo, on
the evening Of Wednesday, December
18th, for tho Benefit Of the Rene Tor
Friendlers Women.
The Ladies Of Toledo, who have charge
Of the Home for Friendless Women, il
seems to ua have struck the keynote Of
success in their manner Of appealing for
aid to those who are able to afford IL.
Their foresight and management in bring
ing their necessities before the people guised
iD all the attractiveneps Of . frst-class en-
tertainment cannot be too highly COM
mended, and We predict for their efforts a
most brilliant success. No. nobler charity
than this could be made TO tug at tied
purse strings, and no request fOr help
could come in . more attractive shape
We understand the Canvassing Committee
began On Wednesday TO cali upon the pub
lie in order 20 give thea an. opportunity
to procure tickets, and It Is hoped that no
one will refuse TO help this most worthy
charity, and thereby make glad many
hearts, and secure at least one evenings
solid enjoyment. We copy the following
explain atory paragraph from the Blade:
In announcing their forthcoming Grand
Fancy Dress Party. at the Opera House,
the managers OF the home for Friendless
Woman beg to disabuae the minds OF their
friends and the public generally, of the
iden that fancy dress win be in any sense
obligatory. While II ishoped that all Who
can, will appear in character costume land
large majority Of those present win un-
doubtedly do so) the number OF those who
do not will still be sufficiently large to pre-
ven: suitable evening dreaa, such as wo'Ild
he worn by any lady or gentlemen, from
being uncommon or eonspieuous. Never
thelcss, all are cordially invited and will
he made .kssrti 4 wetcoms,s whether they
come in their own or borrowed character.
Perrysburg, shooId be represented BY at
least dozen couples; and, we are informed
II a delegation Of half this number be as
.su-ed;the n,anagera of the d. & NJ. Road
will run a special car for their accOmmo-
dation, on the right of the 18th.