Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-12-17

posed Of at the next term.
Read the new advertisement Of r. r.
MILLER & Co., then go aud be convinced.
The Weston AraIaneLe says: Mr.. and
Mrs. C. W. Mcdonald will celebrate their
Goth wedding Anniversary---or, "China
Wedding" next Saturday evening.
--Naturalists have decided that no hen
can lay over six hundred eggs. Therefore
when you have checked off to that figure,
you can sell yours for a spring chicken.
-Lettera remaining uncalled for, during
the week ending Dec. 10th: Mrs. J. NJ.
Degood, Frank L. Fleckcnstine, l.. NJ. New
ton, Malinda Swartz, Mary spafford.
"A Scientist has nscertained that man
is l,s74 times rs large as = housc-Ay, and
this knowledge is enough TO make fellow
shear his hat over on his ear and step high.
For Dry Goods and Groceries, 60 to
FRED YEAGER.
For the best bargains Of the season, go
10 F. r. MILLER & Co.'S and &c, your
Goods at Cost, or ten per cent less II you
purchase Sl00 worth.
Those in want Of hats and caps, mi:-
tens, comforters, &C., will do well to call
at YEAGER's.
MIR. JOHN WALTER desires everybody
TO know that he has just received one Of
the finest assorted stocks Of Holiday Toys
to be found in Wood county. Call and
see them before purchasing.
Some one by accident, or with mali
cious intent, has put bullet hole through
one Of the large plate glass windows Of F.
R. MILLER & Co.'S new building. Rather
expensive amusement this.
AT meeting of the Nereid Boat Club
last evening, it was decided to give Ban
quet and Ball at F. r. MILLER & Co.'S
Hall, on New Years Eve. Further partic-
ulars will be mentioned next week.
A lecture entitled, "All about the Dew
H." had an audience Of only thirteen per-
sons in Bowling Green. The balance of
the populace thought they couldn't learn
anything new.-Ex.
The Arion Cornet Band have invita-
tions out for their fourth social hop, to
| take place at the New Hall this evening.
Their third party, given two weeks ago, Mt
the Exchange, was pronounced a decided
success.
A private letter from Perrysburg in
forms us that Tfmmons Inns commenced
work on his centennial acrostic poem.
This is to be the greatest work of his life.
-Defunce Democrat.
The first stanLa will be found in another
column.
"A son, about two years of age, OF Mr..
FRED SPEcK, who resides about two miles
out the McCutchenville Road, came near
being burned to death by his clothes catch
ing FIRE from a fireplace, on Tuesday after
noon.
Doc. SPENCER, Of the Weston Ava
Idnche, has been permitted to behold the
second roll of "stuffed butter" and he
thinks a woman who will stuff roll Of
butter with dutch cheese, is only fit to be
mother OF criminals.
Ottawa is to have brass band. Geo.
Kinder, Of the Sentinel, is member, and
will play bazoo."-Findtdy JEFF.
A "bazo1" isn't our kind Of hdfn.-
Ottdud teniinel.
No. GEORGE always takes his'n straight.
Several of our citizens were in attend
ance ut the literay aud musical entertain
ment given by the young people at the NJ.
f. Church, South Toledo, on Fridiy even
ing last, a ID all unite in pronouncing il
one OF the finest entertainments OF the sea
son.
Those desiring to make substantial
present during the HOLIDAYS, should Ie-
member that MAnLEY, of Toledo, has
mammoth stock Of Clothing to select from,
which can be purchased very cheap for
this purpose. When in Toledo call and
examine his stock.
The Sunday Journal having retracted
its 81 nler upon us, we trust that several
other exchanges who obtained their infor-
nation thereil ON, will now improve their
opportunity to place us back where we be-
long, as member, in good standing, of the
Bachelor Brotherhood.
The Tontogany Cornet Band is maxi
ing fine progress under the skill of Prof.
WILLIAMS, teacher. They have announced
Festival and Oyster supper to take place
at WHITMoRE's Hall, Thursday evening,
December 2Sd, to which the public
are cordially invited.
ALI who may desire to be present,
should remember that the new Baptist
church at Haskins will be dedicated oil
Sabbath next, 18th inst. Much credit is
due Rev. &. N. THORNTON, who has labor
ed faithfully TO erect this edifce, which,
when completed, with bell, furniture, &C.,
VIII cost S2,5OO.
Those desiring 10 make presents to
their friends during the Holidays, should
remember that Mr.. CoURLIss is taking
Photographs at 81 so per dozen. Now is
the time to get them as he intends closing
up for month after Christmas. Remem-
Der the location, next door to WIN. Crooks
Agricultural Warehouse.
The Social entertainment given by the
Ladies' Centennial Society at the New Hall
on Tuesday evening was a decided success
socielly and financially. The Arion Cor
net Band furnished good music for the oc'
easion, Mrs CULVER read an appropriate
poem, and the Oyster Supper was served
in excellent taste. The receipts Of tile ent-
sr,Ainment were .$40.