Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-02-11

-Best Kio Coffee only 70 cts. per 10.
Fresh Roasted Rio Coffee only 80 cts. per
pound, at F. r. MILLER & Co.'S.
The Fire Company at wAuseon will
accept our thanks for a very neat invih-
tion to their Hop on the 18th inst.
F. r. MILLER & Co. are selling 10 NJ
nice White Coffee sugar for 81 90 and IL
n choice New Orleans sugar for 81 90.
LOGON New Sugar Cured Hams and
Shoulders; 300 n New Sugar Cured Dried
Bcef, just received at F. r. MILLER a Cos.
-Messrs. A. G.. WILLIAMS & Bro. have
fine stock ofgoods which they are selling
at low figures to make room for q Spring
stock.
"A bill was introduced in the State Sem
ate Last week, to make habituAI drunken
ness for one year sufficient cause for di-
vorce.
Letters for the following persons re-
main in the Postofice: Mary Cummin
james McCslvery, John Pringle and III. B.
White.
The frightfuI JurtAen placed upon the
editors of the Sentinel, by politicians, has
caused them TO italicize their ears and
groan under the pressure.
The Hebrews, il is said, own one-half
of Berlin. "The other half, then" SAYS
Phipps (whO was there once), "must be
owned by the he-brewers."
New Prints, spring style, from Ct cts.
up. New stock Brown and Bleached Mus
lins, at very low prices for cash, just re-
ceived at F. r. MILLER & Cos.
Turkish Prunes only 10 cts. per pound
Valentia Raisins, only IL cts. per pound,
Dried Apples and Peaches, new lot Just in,
at F. X. MILLER & Cos.
-25 boxes Soap, all kinds; Bclls, Star,
Hoffman,, Dobbin, EIectic, Irish and Ger
man, from cts. to As cts per bar, Just re.
ceived at F. II. MILLER & Co.'S.
Those desiring to get Photographs ia
ken, or pictures enlarged, should remember
that now is the time as w. NJ. CoURLss
will only remain two weeks longer.
by notice elsewhere it will be seen
that the County Board of School Examin-
en will hold their next examination at
Bowling Green, or Tuesday, March 7, 1876.
Rev. VI. l.. Donahey Of this place, has
just closed a series Of meetings in the Pres
hyterian church at Grand Rapids, which
rsulted in large addition of members to
the church. Weston ArGidnehe.
-"Nerily, rich man canno enter the
kingdom of heaven" Yet they never like
to have others suffer for their sins. This
will account for their IlliberaI contribu-
tiOns to..the needy.
--Messrs PECK & Hamilton have built
an addition to their store for the storage OF
plows and agricultural implements, and
are putting in another large window in the
front OF their store.
The country is passing throughs a tidal
wave of horrible murders and crimes, un-
precedcnted in the Hnnab of history. II is
not surprising that lynch law is so fire.
qusn,ly resorted -.
20 chests New Crop Teas; Young Hy-
son, Imperial, Gunpowder, Japan and
Black from 40 eta. to 81 90 per pound.
The best and cheapest assortment in the
town, at F. r. MILLER & Cos.
We publish elsewhere village ordi-
nance that explains itself. We are glad
to see our city fathers ready and willing
TO aid any aud all legitimate enterprises TO
start business on the IIydralic.
We have often thought there was
something wrong with the pronunciation
of Worcester, and VIC are asked If W-o-r-
c-es-t-e-r spells Wooster, why R-o-c-h-e-s.
t-e-r don't spell Rooster? We give it up.
There were more teams in PerrySburg
on Friday and Saturday last than in any
two days for years past. But the gentle
rePhyrs of spring destroyed the slsighing
and teamlng generally, except on the Pike.
The Centennial Sermon delivered by
Rev. g. A. ADAMS, published in the JouR-
NAL two weeks ago, and subsequently, pub
lished in pamphlet form with some addi-
Iional matter, ran be had at the Postofice
News Stand.
CLARENCE CLAYTON writes 70 the
Graphic what became ofhis poem. Waste
basket. Paper-mill. Some Of it may be in
he sheet he is now pursuing. 1t was too
rich to go all in one paper, 90 we distrib-
lted il, responds the editor.
III is cruel IN the Weston Agqlqnehe to
waltz the reader on tip-toe in dark
-oom until his hair stands on end, in anx-
ous expectation of the entry of burglars,
md then inform them that it was only
Thomas Cat that wished to enter.
The Toledo Commsndery No Z
knights Templor, have accepted the In
,itation extended by the Grand Comman-
lery Of Pennsylvania, 10 attend the Cen
ennial Celebration at Philadelphia, on
May SOth and 3lst, and the lst day Of June,
1916.
In our Advertising columns win Be
ound the Statements Of thp Ph0niI aad
Insurance Companies, for
which +. r. MILLER is the Local Agent
rhoee desiring insurance san consult the |
iApding OF these Companies by their sworn
tatsmenla.
Those who hold stock in the Mansfield
Coldwater Railroad, will be interested in
showing that S. N. OWENS, Of Bryan, only
hArged $3, 900 for his work a. one Of the |
'FbitratOrs in the case Of SWAN, RoeE 4 Co.