Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-05-18

MIR. GEO. GErz has opened his ioe-
Dream rooms for the season.
ADVERTISED LETTERs.-Julla Busby,
Mrs. Jno. Charles, Elvira England, Jacob
Jewell, Eva Martyr.
The handsomest wreath of worsted
flowers that we have seen, is the one re-
Gently completed by Miss CARRIE WnTsE.
"A Masonic gold breast-pin was lost on
the street last night The finder will be
suitably rewarded by leaving the same with
Mr.. E. N. BLUE.
"A horse and buggy we're stolen from
Mr.. VIM. HEATH, Of Freeport, last week.
and the property and thief are as yet un-
discovered.
Especial attention is directed to the
Park Street Cuffs" and Ladies Embroid-
cred Grape Neck Ties, all colors, in the
fancy goods department Of F. r. MILLER
& Cos Store.
Mr. OWEN BLAcKMoRE, manufacturer
and dealer in harness, &c, has found the
demand for his products increasing at a
rate that he was compelled to hire an extra
hand about two weeks ago.
F. r. MILLER had three sheep killed
by dogs on his farm up the river, on Fri
day night last. We understand shat the
guilty dogs are known and will be cared
for, while the loss sustained by Mr.. MILLER
will be settled.
We are in receipt of communication
very properly condemnihg the action of
the Silver Cornet Band for playing during
the preaching OF Mr.. ASHTON TAYLOR on
the street last Sabbath afternoon, also the
singing and actions Of some rowdies Just
across the street. The communication
came In too late for this issue.
KATE CLAYTON, with her 1.-TWO Or
phans," was at the Opera House, Toledo,
last evening. We only carry $500 fire in
surance on cur life, which would not re-
munerate our prospective orphans in risk
ing our life in theatre or hotel where she
may be.
Yesterday and to-day the people of
Toledo are enjoying the luxury of baby
show. There are $50 entries, and the Com
mereidt Of this morning says it is refreshing
to witness 30 many little innocents call
dressed mp in their best bid and tucker"
Please give matinee tomorrow afternoon.
Work has been accumulating in the
paint shops of WIN. PEMBRIDGE until he
found it necessary to seek extra help. He
visited Toledo twice and finally adyer-
tlSed there tor carriage painter, but as
yet has not secured one. 1t would appear
from this that carriage painters at least are
about NIL employed, or do not care to work
-IDA GLENwooD, who lectured here
last Winter, will give lecture upon Temp
erance on next Wednesday evening, May
23d at Centennial Hall. Subject" Our
Temperance Work" Let her be greeted |
by full houHe ms she is we'll worthy of it, |
She will also rehearse an original Temp |
erance Poem, which is very beautiful and |
touching.
The Commercial Blade have been max |
ins some important changes in their edi- !
tions. The Weekly Commercial has taken |
the place OF the local edition Of the Weekly |
Blade. The Saturday evening edition of |
the Daily Blade is to be enlarged to Its for
mer proportions, nearly double the size OF |
that of the other days of the week. The |
Monday morning edition of the DAILY Com
'nereiaL il now Issued on Sunday morning
and we learn that arrangements have been
made by which it will be received Mt this
place and sold about ten O'Clock on Sunday !
In view of the interest taken in
the war news, this arrangement will greatly
please car eiti1eAs.