Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-01-29


have adopted the cash system. A sensible
move. .S
--Grocerits arc being Sacrificed at 9.
wALTERs'& Son Call and examine their
fine. stock and list Of reduced prices.
--Fostoris shipped ear load of corn,
containing ASA bushels, and a box Of cloth
ing 70 the Kansas sufferers last week.
The Rev. Mr.. BAKER BcS iER will preach
again at the Baptist church, in this place, on
next Sabbath morning at the usual hour
All are invited -
This paper blows no mans private
horD-it is Democratic.--B. 9, Democrat
Sensible Don't turn the grindstone for
any living man.
4 Miss LIMA EncR has removed her
Millinery and Dressmaking establishment
into d, Lucas Block, where she will be
pleased 70 see her customers 800
--sleighing parties from Maumee City
and this place, spent few pleasant hours
on the road and az the Empire HOUSE on
Tuesday evening.
We extend hearty welcome TO Mr..
w, s. EBERLy, who is sodn to remove back
from Fostoristo Bowling Green and become
a citizen OF Wood county, They all come
back sooner or later, n
-WANTED-GIRL.-A competent girlto
do general housewurk. To good and
steady girl permanent place and good wa
ges. Inquire at the residence Of ...
Mrs. F. r. MILLER.
Mfr. II. S. BUNKER and DIR. J. T
WooDs have written and published a his
tory of the services of the. Goth 0. Y, J..
regiment, containing 247 pages. The work
is pronounced to be- -one.ef morethan or
binary interest. .e's. ss--' = a ~ ''.,.
The Fostoria Rerieu says the largest
yield of grain reported the past season Is
tie corn crops Of farnAr7 Giving near
loomdale, thisreoupty. who :raised.on one
field OF ten acres aa-nverage ofsi29s bushels
of ears pee dSge.:@ 80 :
A Conference of Young Mems Chris
tian Associations Of the Northwcst wdl be
held in Toledo on Friday Saturday and
Sunday, February 9Th, 9th and 7th, 1878.
Sabbath School officers. Teachers, &c. are
invited to attend.
| By mistake saloon keeper in Toledo
Hsold one of his best customers bottle of his
summer whiskey during the late cold snap,
and it froae solid the first night That
zeroic wave and bottle Of summer whiskey
lost him good customer. - ,,r; .
Mr.. D. c. STEWART, who is assisting
Mr.. II. H. HARDEsrY in getting statistics
and subscribers in this county for @Thc
II ustraled Historical At as, called Oh W.
yesterdy. Thework is worthy Of the pat
ronage of all our citizens, and of which we
via make further mention next week.
MIR. D. K. HoLLENBEeK, Admins
traitor Of the estate of JOHN BARTON, ST.,
deceased, gives notice that there will be a
public sale of goods and chattels belonging
to the estate, at theelate residence of Mr..
BARTON, on Thursday, February IL, 1875.
The terms OF sale are given in hand bills.
Fairfield county. is entitled to the big
hog The Lancaster Gazette says; j,
Heinbafger & Co, killed hog Tuesday
weighing 1915 pounds, IL March pigs, ay-
eraging 38l, s June pigs, averaging Sls and
10 April pigs, averaging 3l5. These hogs
were fattened by Mr.. James Robinson, who
resides few miles west of the city.
A sleighing party Of "sweet sixteens,p y
from Bowling Green, returned the-call Of a
similar party that went from hereto Bowl
ing Green last week, and had pleasant
reception at the Exchange, on Monday
evening; The sociability of the little folks
of these two towns should be an example
to older ones.
We direct attention to the changes in
the advertisement OF Mr.. GEo. W. CREPs.
Good fresh Oysters by the quart, gallon
or canmay now be had, and warm meal
will be served between IL and 2 O'Clock,
He also has fine line Of groceries and pro-
visions Give him a call.
The surviving members Of the 6sth o.
V. I.,'met at Defiance, on Tuesday, pursuant
to call, and effected permanent organi-
zation, elected officers for the ensuingSear
and decided to hold their frst annual meet
ing at Napoleon, July %, 1875, Gov. scorr,
of South Carolina, the first Colonel of the
regiment, was selected for the speaker on
the occasion.