Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-19

saw, al PECK " HAMILTONS.
The Presbyterian Social will be held
at the residence Of Mr.. G. BEACH, this
evening.
Advertised Letters John Deibert
Emma Kannada, Martha Priest, Jno Reese
Belle Stanley :.
--PEcK b HAMILTON have some Of the
finest Oils Cloths by the yard and in pat
terms, with borders. III
The Chief Justice Waite is now making
Two trips only per week to the Islands,
Wednesday and Sunday.
There is practical economy in raising
MORGAN BRowN's kind of watermelons.
The average boy cannot get away with
them.
Have you seen that cook stove, full
trimmed, at PECK & HAMILToNs, for $40
It is the "boss," and don't you forget it,
Black bass fishing is becoming quite
luxury with our townsmen. Mr.. GEo. La
FARREE took in" nine, one day this week,
weighing 27 lbs.
Mrs. A. E. CRABB has opened up a
select school for small children, at her
r1sidence on Second street. She is good
teacher, and should meet with success.
Mr.. L. C. WILSON has thoroughly
cleansed aud repainted his counters and
the interior and front Of his store, which
now looks as neat as new trade dollar.
-JoHE ANON has completed his new
brick block on Front street. which is one
Of the most substantial business buildings
in town, and has removed his grocery
establishment into it.
Now comes the season of the year
when the average citizen, to save litter in
his back yard, piles his wood in the streets
and alleys, and on sidewalks. This nui-
sance should be abated.
We regret that we are compelled to
request our more sensitive readers to hold
their noses and close one eye at least while
we are engaged in smoking out skunk.
7 desperate cases require severe remedies.
The Democrats Of Bowling Green and
vicinity set apart Saturday night last to
ce citrate their victory in OHIO, but they
got so drunk on the first "whirl that the
Proceedings had to be postponed.
! The election is scarcely over before
the daily papers begin to talk about
Christmas, which will be here nine weeks
from next Tuesday. But then, what about
Thanksgiving D,y7 Why pass that over
to take "shy" at Christmas?
HENRY Ross and CHARLEY CoHDrr
had some young friends from Tontogany
visiting them on Monday, and in the eve-
ming they invited in a number of young
people from town and held very enjoya-
bic social in PhGnix Block
Jos. HnLABRAND retired from the
grocery business some weeks ago, since
which lime the building has been taste
fully painted, and on Saturday FRED HII.
LABRAND opened up with fresh and well
D. arranged stock OF groceries at that stand
The Wood County Teachers Institute
is in session this week at Bowling Green
We are informed that the attendance j.
sma', but full attendance is expected
next week. The services of Professor Nc.
LoUTH, of the Michigan State Normal
Schoo has been secured for next week.
-Messrs. TAYLOR & MILLER have de.
cided to keep their soda fountain in opera.
ton during the winter as we'll as the sum.
mer season. BY some, soda may be con.
sdered thin drink about Christmas and
New Year, but for the throat parched Will,
heavier beverages it is the healthier pan
acca.
Mrs. VAN PELT, who was known ia
many readers OF the JOURNAL as success
ful teacher of music, died at her residence
in Bowling Green one week ago last Sun,
4 day Her path seemed to be strewn with
thorns, and her death was supposed to be
the result of grief over the loss OF her son
WILLIE, whose violent death was men,
toned in the JOURNAL a few weeks since.
1t would seem that the scarcity oi
There are plenty OF highways and byway'
where trees could be planted and grown
and where they would serve double pur.
pose-that of furnishing fruit, and as the
forests re cleared away these fruit tree,
serve as u wind-brake and protection il
this level country. Our farmers Ihoulc
reflect on this subject.
On the evening OF the 5th inst. Tho
planning mill and broom handle factory q
HERMAN & BUssMAN, at Pemberville, wer,
destroyed by fire. Some OF the machiner,
and tools were saved. The loss is est:
mated at $500, with no in surance, and tn,
Independen, says it falls heavily upon tn,
proprietorE, WHO ire poor, and one o
whom has been afflicted with sickness fo
some time,
From a notice in Inst weeks Genoi
Register, we learn that Bro GEO. A. DARK
has decided TO remove his office to Weston
this county, and charge the name of hi
paper to that of the a Weston Free Press.
E Mr., DARKE Is a frst-c ass printer, and get
up good local paper. We can but wisI
= him success-greater, probably, than h
: will be essed with, in county alread,
over-suppled.
We mentioned, two weeks ago, tina
Mr. T. E. WIGHT, of Millbury, this cour
, ty, took the second premium on three
. ysar-old Ayrshire bull, at the Tri.Stat
Fair. We have since learned that Nj
: CURTIS, of the same place. took the fir'
premium on a Short-horn bull, and als
| "A q AA Rag
shire boars. Wood county came out 6rI
best in many features of the Tri'State.
The Haauh Rejormer for October come
to hand with its usual variety of sxceller
instruction regarding the care of tl
e health and other practical subjects Til
I, Reformer is a very practical journal, an
e ought to be in eyory family in the LANE
y The information which its menthly co
umns contain il worth to any family man