Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-11-10


Single copies of the JoURNA I can be had.oi
Mr.. b. D. Ross, at the PostofIice. ln
-Four Ferreotypes for 80 cts at CoUR-
1Iss' Gallery on I'd street.
Candies in great variety, fresh stock,
just received at TAYLOR & MuLER's Drug
Store. ....
Twenty marriage licences were
issued by Judge PHELPs for the month Of
October.
The Republican torchlight procession
in Toledo last Saturday night, is reported
to be the finest ever held in the city. ao1
1t is getting rather unpleasant now to
hang on gates, and yet with coal oil at 40
cents the boys don't like to go in the house
eth er.
For the next 20 days you can get an
Sx10picture, with frame, for 81, at CoUR-
LTss' Gallery. Call and see him before he
closes up.
Jimmy Hayes ran way ahead OF his
ticket in Wood county. All of the old
9th boys voted for him you bet Wan
soon Erpositor.
We are informed that there are
three or four " Reformers " discussing the
probabilities of which will be Postmaster
at Pcrrysburg.
VIII the jlnior editor Of the Sunday
Journal tell what be knows about Colby"
aud very much oblige "two heads of fami.
lies in Pcrrysburg,"
Mr.. G.. G. Mill, German Druggist
formerly with A. Il. CHAMPNEY, is now
with TAYLOR & MILLER where he viii be
pleased to see his friends.
That was one Of those good old cen
tennial Socials held at the residence OF
Mr.. JOHN CRANKER last Friday evening.
The attendance was large.
During the Winter months, the Drug
Store of TAYLOR & MILLER will be open
on Sundays as foIlows From 0 to 10 A. NJ,
II to | p. NJ. and from to 5P.M.
Mr.. w. j. DENrsoN, with Mr.. JAS
DREscoLL before the mast, took party of
eight ladies on a sail to Marengo one OF
those beautiful evenings last week.
--Drs. HAMILTON and GOLDMAN visit
ed Bowling Green yesterday to examine
the condition of Sheriff BAIRDs little boy.
1t is thought the amputation of one of his
limbs may DO necessary.
The laying of the iron on the Narrow
Gauge between this place and Waterville
is being pushed forward with vigor. They
commenced at the Hutchinson bridge, and
/ it is expected to reach Waterville this
week.-South Toledo Adrertiscr.
ADVERTISED LETTERS Wv. A. Con-
nellie, Annie j. Cummings, (cnre VIM. F..
Ford VIM. Curtice, Carl II. Chittenden
(Fenton P. o. Henry Cooper, Mary a.
Huntsman, Lizzie Hahn, Jas. II. Kinney,
Joseph Volke.
After on-Oak Harbor man went home
| the other night and delivered an address
| to the hat rack, and asked his wife if she
was acquainted in the neighborhood, she
told her neighbors that "there was more
in that man than people had any idea OF.
-Emore Tribune.
There is a good deal OF sound truth Ns
we'll as logic in the following: "Money
finds its way to whatever hand or whatev-
er land presents the strongest demand for IT,
and no legislation can arrest its progress
!. The man who has something to sell or ex
change can get money"
The editor of the Deshler Flag accuses
us of working type that is older than our
self. Well, we are using some type that
is old enough to tell something about the
HARRISON campaign, but then you know
il requires good workman to make q
good Job with bad tools. Don't it?
Mr.. L. NJ. NEWTON, at Roachton, re
ported 100 bushels of ears of corn to thu
acre on his farm, which lisa good yield 70,
this year; but the South Toledo .4dccrtisei
SAYS Mr.. j. Il. Coma, one mile north o
Watervillc, can beat it by 32 bushels add
ed to the 100. Probably he weighs toe
many "cobbs" with his corn.
1t takes all manner OF people to make
up community. Some arc pcaceable anC
law-nbiding citizens, others are for dis
turbances and rows. While some hav,
but little check, others have more thar
enough to make up The person that wa
seen appropriating wood in broad day
light from the pile on the side cut bank
belonging TO Messrs. Lautzenheiser & Bro,
must be of the latter GLASS; uth 1oledt
AdrertiSer.
We have firmly resolved to never gam
BILE upon the results of an election, heliev
ing the elective franchise too sacred to BE-
placed in the pool with thrce-card monte
cock-fghting and the various devices by
which gamblers live.-PciTyslmg Jonrnal
The last election has convinced us tina
this is about the best way, by gosh. W,
J didn't bet this printing Office on the late
election, il we did loose everything else
The office is still here IHduseon Ezposito
They appreciate newspaper up il
Deshler. Two weeks ago Mr.. J. & DEsH
LER, of Columbus, paid the cash for 81!
copies of the Flag and donated the sum o
S5 per month to be paid while the Fla
was kept waving there. And last weel
President SHORT and two of the director
of the D. & NJ Road made the editor
present of lot worth $3.50, on which L
build an Office, also sufficient amount o
, timber for the building.
= First SOciaI.--The Ladies' Centennia
Society of the Presbyterian church vii
hold their first sociHl at the residence c
Mr. NJ. A, TRowBRIDGE, Esq, on mex
E Thursday evening. All are cordially in
Y | ritnd