Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-11-24

NHANL-E anu lhc phOy ART uOinB Wcli'
THE erection Of lamp at the corner
by the new Presbyterian church, developed
capacity for work where it was least cx-
pccied.
Those who intend to marry before
Christmas, had better pop the question
soon. There is little enough time left for
preliminarics.
J. II. TYLER, Esq, on Tuesday evening,
accidentally fell into deep ditch near his
rcsidcnce and dislocatcd n shoulder. lie
wns attended by DIR. RMEINFRANK.
Who is the guilty partyi 1t is ru-
mored that some of the street lamps are
robbed of their oil. Keep an eye out for
the petty thieves.
I'-ADvERTIsED LErTERs:- :--Chus. w.
Athcrton, Mrs. Jas. IIuntsman, Henry
Hold, (due 10 cts.) w. p. Smith, Rev.
Alva Tl.omns, Avery Tracy.
Tho New York Herald was frst start
ed in cellar and itS editorials were writ
ten on -four barrel. Young nspirants of
the quill, take courage.
-Buckwhcat cakes, as they smoke on
the breakfast table these cool mornings,
are a solid comfort, and stop croaking
about hard times for few minutes at least.
The morning express from Cincinnati
will, on and after Monday, 9th inst,
leave this place ut 6;55 instead of Gle.
This change will greatly accommodate the
people of our town.
There Is some talk of organizing for
course uf lectures-home talent-during
the winter. Such an arrangement might
he made source of much pleasure and
profit, with very little expense.
The grading Of the hill at Fort McigS
and the one about two miles up the River,
at the PERRIN farm, will render il much
less difficult for farmers TO haul full loads
Of grain TO market in the future.
AT WILSON'S grocery store are fine
oranges and lemons, brought over in the
vessel which contained Boss TWEED. The
Boss pronounced them as fine rs any he
had seen during his visit to the tropics.
An oyster supper will be given at the
Engine House, East Toledo, this friday
evening, for the benefit OF the East Side
There should be liberal attendance and
u substantial benefit given TO their local
paper.
Mrs. NJ. A. THORNToN informs us that
she has located at her former place OF bus
ness OH Fifth street, and has again open
cd her Photographic or Picture Gallery
All those who desire pictures Of any kind
will please bear this in mind.
j Paul Jones, the newly elected Au.
ditor, WAS duly sworn in and assumed the
duties of his office Monday, Nov. Is. The
office as now organized will open term oi
service under promises OF efficiency equal
to thai of any prev on r"gime.-S. JoHrnai
A farmer livirg few miles from oui
village is feeding u large flock Of Turkey
expressly for +. II. MILLER & Coz
Thanksgiving trade. They will be ia
as butter. lie is now feeding them on tul
oysters and vanilla ice cream, to give The
most tempting flavor to their Acrh.
-MABLEY, the princely clothing mer
chant of Toledo, has the largest and bcs
stock OF goods IN his line ever oflerea il
the city, and he Is selling at prices which
make purchasers forget that these ar
hard times. MADLEY is a real benefactor
Give him call when in Toledo.
-Chas. A. Webb who was appointed
Deputy Auditor by the Commissioner
and filled the position with credit durinl
Auditor Wittstein's illness, has resumed hi
old position as Chief Clerk, under the no'
dispcmsation in the CountyAudItor's Office
Sunday Journal
The reconstruction Of the ditch alon
the Railroad, in lower town, imposes a sc
we're tax upon several poor widows. Til
Ioaiers upon our streets might do mnc
good by organizing a company and dig
ging the portions assigned to those womer
Ten days of sunless drizzle is enoug
to fill any people with the most gloom
feelings, and when to that is added eve
the possibility that our Government ma
pass into the hands of rebels and Tammi
ny thieves, il is no wonder that peopI
move about like mourning women in
cemetery.
-Messrs. Ross & SIssoN, OF the Eurek
: Mills, in view OF the fact that wheat cal
not be purchased without the cash, hay
adopted the cash system with their Gust
mers. This is the true policy and the ol
ly way ia which consumers can be SUI
piled at the lowest possible figures, \
one should take exception to this cham
Of custom since it certNinly must result
! general benefit to all concerned.
Father BEATTY, who has had char
: of the Bethel work in Toledo for sever
years, died on Wednesday evening,
rheumatism of the heart, aged IL yeAl
He has long been member OF the Nj.
Conference and few ministers in that d
nomination have been moro successful
their labors, and none have been more e
emplary in their conduct or more below
) by those who knew them. His death wi
be serious loss to Toledo, and 1t will
\ difficult to fill the place so recently Ocel
,,;ad nv hin, I'm the Bethel work.