Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-12-29
LOCAL MATTERS.
NEW ApYERTIsEmENTs.
Single copies OF the JOURNAL canbe hado
Mr.. E. d. Ross, Attbe Postofioe.
-Rememher the Poor.


Remember the Poor.
"A Happy New Year to one and all Of
our patrons.
The postoffice will be open on New
Years Day from 1 To 4:30 P. NJ.
The protracted cold weather is having
its effect on the matrimonial market.
Our business men report fine trade
during the past week, considering the times.
Some two inches Of snow fell yester-
day, which improved the Sleighing very
materially.
We have been getting considerable
weather TO the square inch for two or three
weeks past.
1T is reported that the small poK has
again made it's appearance in New BAlti-
more and HOytsville. .
Some 40 applications have been made
to the authorities of Bryan, Ohio, for re-
lief during the winter.
MIR. JAMES WILSON has opened bar
Der shop in South Toledo, and for the pres
ent closed his shop in this place.
Mr. JAMES CAvANAUoH has COM
menced the canvass of the county 70 the
Great Western Nurseries, near Toledo.
There has been some lively races be-
tween our horses and cutters, during the
past week. The horses generally come out
ahead.
"a splendid time, ,",,is the general re-
mark of those who attended the Masonic
Banquet and Ball on last Thursday night,
at South Toledo.
When eggs are dear the pesky hens
loaf around doing nothing. Their idle
ness on such occasions is n foul disgrace
upon the whole chicken tribe.
-JoHN ELDER, of Seneca county, will
probably be compelled to walk on wooden
legs the remainder of his. days for being
too drunk to care for himself on that cold
Friday night.
Advertised Letters: Sarah Z. Court
right, Lavinia Gray, Rebecca Greenough,
Henry Cooke, Emma S. Laney, Aaron P.
Lehr, Mulphard Mckinney, Geo. Mercy,
Efiie Rinkenberger.
JOHN DIENKA, emp Dyed in FINLAY's
Brewery, Toledo, was instantly killed by
the explosion of beer cask yesterday
morning. Another man was severely in
jured by the same accident.
1T is about this time of the year that
women have faculty of hiding packages
about the house, to keep curious children
and men in quandary about something
or other that may happen soon.
The members Of the Ohio State Agri-
cultural Society will meet at Columbus on
Wednesday next, to select officers for the
ensuing year. Judge FULLER will be
present to represent the Wood County So
ciety.
Mr.. FRED. ZIMMERMAN has made
many valuable improvements in his mill
at Haskins, in the past few years, and not
withstanding the close times for money he
is keeping it running by day and some
times portion of the night.
A fourhorae sleigh, heavily laden
with young people from this place, made
the trip over the road to Bowling Green
last night. They found it a rough road to
travel. The party held their revelries at
the residence of Mr.. f. W. MERRY, at b. G.
The members of the new Brass Band
Mt Bowling Green are making arrangements
for grand ball at the new Hall in that
place on New Years night. The Hasklns
Orchestra have been engaged to furnish
the music and very pleasant time is in
anticipation.
Our patrons will please take notice
that we have our winters End summers
wool all delivered, and they have our
thanks for the good quality Of the same
We can't afford to rent more ground, 9th.
erwise we would extend our business by
starting wood yard.
During Christmas the Drug Store o.
Messra. TAYLoR & MILLER looked like o
greenhouse. They had q very full stock ol
holiday goods, which were AL CLOSED out
by Christmas night. 1t pays to get good
stock and then make the people acquainted
! with the fact.
We commenced an article for this is.
sue on "Our Schools" but owing to cir
cumstances over which lie only who not.
eth the fall Of sparrow could control, we
h ave been compelled to delay until next
week. Onr available type is all standing
several matters prepared for this issue be-
ing crowded out.
--SHIBNAH SPISK, Esq, has been Mar.
shnl of FIVE funeralsproceSsions from the
residence OF Doctor PEcR-those OF FRANK
HoLLIsrER, Esq, and his two daughters
MARY and ORRIE, NirsfMARY PECK, the
| last being that oi Doctor PECK Yesterday
Mr.. s. has served in this capacity for the
last 40 years.
Sufferers from those terrible pains in
the head, back and limbs, caused by Neu'
ralg:a, Rheumatism or other Nervous Diseases
will be glad to know that "Lawson's Curn'
tive" is complete NllevIator of pain, and
can be obtained of all dealers in medicine
1t is warranted, when applied according
to directions. u
Mr.. JAS. p. AvERILL has just rec lived
barrel OF oranges by express from his
father and brother who are now in Orange
county, Florida. The fruit is larger and
of much better flavor than that obtained
in the northern market, being left on thC
tree until ripe, while that for the marke
is picked green and shipped by eight
the expense being too great to slip by ex'
press. As we got our hands into tha
'bar'i' we know whereof we speak.
One Of the citizens of Bowling Greer
came TO the Central Station this morning
10 get assistance in recovering his daugh