Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-01-14


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--Lendels, at HILLABRAND's.
--Cranberrics, at HILLABRANDs.
--Mince Meat, at HnLABRAND's.
Fresh Celery, at HILLABRAND's.
Apple Butter, at HILLABRAND's.
Imported Noodles, at HnLABRAND's.
Salt and fresh fish, at HILLABRAND's.
Best fifty cent Tea, at HrLLABRAND's.
Tub and Canned Oysters, at HILLA-
BRANDS.
Canned Fruit by the Case, at HrLLA-
BRANDS.
The trial Of NOME commenced on
Wed nesday.
--Turnips at twenty cents per Bushel, at
HILLABRAND's.
The roads and river are substantially
frozen.
-DARKE has become "such fgity
thing" since the ire in East Toledo.
The Silver Cornet Band had pleas
ant party at Stony Ridge on Friday eve
ming last.
Go to HILLABRAND's, the Popular
Grocery, for your family supplies. They
sell cheap for cdsh. Free delivery to all
parts Of the world.
Mrs. J. L. DOUGLAS is the only lady
we have met, that will acknowledge that
her baby is not the prettiest and smartcst
of any ia Perrysburg.
Letters remain in the PostofTice for the
following persons; Sarah f. COurtwright,
John Reason, Rachel Sherwood, Helen
Smith, and Jno. W. Warns.
The Ead Side says: Col. McMahan
has had two houses burnt down on the
same spot where the fire occurred last Sun
day murning, He has decided not to re,
build there ngain.
Owing to the heavy losses sustained
erch year by fire the Dayton & Michigan
Railroad Company have given Instructions
to purchase no more wood, and they are ar
ranging to Use coal IN the future.
DIR. SPENCER retired from the Weston
AraIane6e last week, with the view of Civ
ing his full time to the practice of medi-
cine, and Mr.. f. L. WALTZ has agnin as
sumcd charge Of the paper, We wish both
prosperity.
During the month ending January 10,
3,653t barrels of ale and beer were manu-
factured by Stephan & CO.; Lenk Brewing
Company; eraser & Brand, and w. J.
Findlay; on which they pay tax of $4,-
653 25.-Commereiat.
Mr.. DAVID Donaldson discovered
the witch hazel bush in bloom on New
swapping turtles crossing the ID. & NJ. Road
near LimOn. This week has been disa-
greeabie for al these.
by an oversight last week we omitted
to acknowledge the receipt of the "New
Years Greeting" OF the Defiance Democrat,
also OF the Toledo Sunddy Journal. Both
are executed IN n manner highly compli-
mentary to the disciples of the "Art Pre-
sentative" Thanks-if that will pay.
AT Norvalk one man made New Years
calls IN summer suit, straw hat and fan,
and FIVE others, remembering the styles OF
their great-sreat grandfathers, hunted up
yoke of oxen and cart, in which they
made New Years calls. The boys down
| that way are up to snuff.
Those in attendance at the Masonic
Festivities at Bowling Green on Wednes-
day evening of last week, report it to he a
| fine success. The installation ceremonies
took place in the Court House, and the
Festival was prepared by Mr.. GEO. THOMAS.
At the ball at HASKEY's Hall about 100
couples were in attendance.
-DARKE, editor of the East Side, saw
Several frightened ladies rnnning around
in their bare feet and night dresses, work.
ing like heroines," at the late fire in Eaat
| Toledo. Why didn't you take your hands
out of your pockets and help extinguish
| the fire, instead of watching the ladies
For ways that are "darke" and tricks
that are vain, DARKE is peculiar.
Father o. Brien, pastor of the East To-
ledo Church Of the Good Shepherd, came
near losing his life recently by inhaling
gas from coal stove. He became in=en-
sible and was only aroused from the stupor
/ Nv tne Oi Il lltllG uOE tndt was Ill
the room, which reused him to a realiza-
tion that he was in great danger, and to
take steps for his safety 1t was a narrow
escape from death. He has not fully re-
covered from the effects of the gas.-Edst Side
A man by the name Of WILLIAMSON,
who has been operating extensively in the
manufacture of slaves at Belmore, Putnam
county, Tor about two and half years, fecc-
ed the citizens Of that vihnge out of about
$4,000 and skipped. Ills operations ex.
tended 20 Lima and other points and viii
probably reach a 100000. 1t one of the
boIdest confidence games ever practiced up
ON n community aud leaves the citizens o.
that village poor indeed.
The Toledo Sunday Journal came TO US
last Sunday morning with new engraved
heading, giving hird's-eye-view of the me-
work of railroads in the Northwest which
contribute to the prosperity of Tnlcdo-ex
cepting the slippery Elm-which has beer
"greased mot watered) by Slippery Char
lev until it fails to contribute. The JouTna
has also assumed the folio form, nine col
umns 10 the page, which makes it far NOR
beneficial to advertisers.
A. & T.. E. R'y.-A dispatch from Co
lumbus on Wednesday states that "the At
lantic 4 Lake Erie Railway to-day (l2th
let a contract TO VuBBARD, BALL & Co.
New York, for the completion of 12l mile
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