Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-11-26

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Nov is the time, to begin advertising
your Holiday Goods.
The new mills at the Elevator are
turning out a 6rst-rOte quality of corn
meal.
-Queensware, Crockery, Looking
Glasses, and Carpets at A. G. WILLIAMS q
BRo's.
The army Of the United States now
comprises l $40 officers and 24,O31 enlisted
men.
Some Toledo butchers have recently
been hauled up and fined for vending un-
wholesome meat Goods
Our columns this week do not show az
great quantity of reading matter as usual,
owing to the Intervention Of Thanksgiving.
Mrs. BowERs-decidedly the best
American actress ON the boards-played
three nights to delighted audiences in To-
ledo this week.
Our Mayor and Town Council went to
Toledo, Wednesday, to witness the work
ings of a steam fire-engine, with view Of
purchasing it for use in Perrysburg.
by reading the School Examiners
Notice, in this issue, it will be seen that
the next Teachers Examination is to be
held in Bowling Green, December 9th.
The schooner Vim. Hcnldda lost her
Ill. LII tI,a n,,nth Of f.ranI River
Canada 1t is supposed that the vessel and
the rest of her cargo was towcd to Buffalo.
"A small newspaperial scab comes to us
this week from Edgcrton. 1t has reached
its fourteenth week and purports to be "Fhe
Edgrton Weekly, prize 3 cents" Shoot all
such fungi.
Mr. WM. LATHoRP, of Milton Center.
is building grainhouse, which is TO be
one Of the largest in the county-measnr-
ing 100 feet in length and holding over 30
600 bushels Of grain.
JOHN c. LEWIS, charged with an at
tempt to commit rape upon Mrs.
HUBBARD, at Milton Center recently, had
a hearing before Esquire MERRY, Of this
place, on the lgth, and was discharged.
Within the past week 4. G.. WILLIAMS
& BRO. have loaded two cars per day with
sycamore lumber, aud during the season
have shipped on the d. & NJ. Road for the
southern market 10000 feet.
And now the youngsters are rummaging
in the garrets and closets for the skates
that were left over from last Winter, and
soon the voice Of the skaters heel will be
heard along the Maumee's froggy marge.
1t is not yet ascertained who will
build the New Hotel in this village, nor
have we yet leaSned how soon the work
will be commenced, but we hope to be able
to enlighten our readers upon these points
before long.
Our warehousemen refuse to buy new
corn that has not been "picked over " and
the soft ears thrown out. They want none
| but sound corn. Farmers, remember this,
or you may have to haul your corn back
| home again.
The New Baltimore Enterprise talks
thus eheeriuliy of its village: New Balti
more is improving very fast aud business
is increasing daily. Wheat, hogs and
poultry are the chief experts. Dry goods
groceries and beer are the Imports.
The water works are hosting from
two and half to three million gallons Of
water per day now.-BIude.
What glorious thing it would be for
| Toledo if the citizens would initiate the
water works, and apply their "hoisting' ca
pacities to water instead of benzine.
Two unmitigated nuisances have been
partially abated within the last week or
so. WESTON has been beaten at his own
game, and we hope will be heard OF no
more; and Sergeant BATES, in Canada, re-
Gently was kicked off the road, and his flag
trampled in the dirt by the cowhide boot
of Kanuck.
The cutting OF suit of clothes and
having every garment to fit and the wearer
to feel easy and at home in them, is an sac
compliShment that every tailor has not
| acquired, but such an one may be found
with MABLEY, in the person Of Mr.. p.
DELLENBEcK. lie sends them away happy
every time.
We call the attention of our readers
to the prospectus of IIARPER's sterling
pubIications-N Magazine, Weekly and Baaar
IN another column OF this paper. They
are too we'll known to require commenda-
| ton ut our handE-their reputation being
of. standard character wherever our Ian
! g,lage is known. They are afforded cheap
Iy. and are richly worth all that is asked
for them, and noW is the best time to sub
scribe.
And now there is to be a complete rev.
olution in the sewing machine business.
From circular received from Cleveland
recently, We learn that Mr.. j. b. MYERs, a
sewing machine man of great experience,
has opened an establishment in that city
for the sale of ali kinds of sewing machines
and parts. Mr.. NJ. is the pioneer in inaug-
urating this style of sewing machine bust
ness and we shall soon hear of Others in
other cities following his example.
The readers of the Seienee Of Health for
December have real treat spread before
them in its columns. AS closing number
for the year 1875, it is II success in its line
worth speaking of. Each department is
well filled with instructive and attractive
matter. 1t il number, on the whole,
which must attract attention, and compel
many subscriptions for the new year Now
is the time to send in names. Only 50 90
a year. Sample number, 20 cents. Ad-
dress s. X. WELLS 4 Co., 737 Broadway,
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