Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-12-14

-huVeftiAeu bettefB ~ BOWlH, t1eoto
Bennington, Jho. ]. Hennsy, Hannah Pen
man, Barney Rorick, Alex. Ryan, Mrs.
sheriden, Leah stoufFer, Malinda swartE,
Jacob YeaBer.
Mr. toHN zURFLUH has Just received
a handsome lot Of Clocks Of new and latest
styles including the famous Seth Thomas
Clock. Also fine lot of hew jewelry for
holiday presents. Don't fail to call and
examine his fine display when making up
your list for the holidays.
The competition in the grain trade
here is bringing large amount OF grain
to this market. 1t not only comes from
Wood county, but since the bridge has
been thrown open to the public there h as
been quite large amount Of country pro-
duce and grain coming over from the Lucas
county side of the river.
Altar regular meeting Of the Toledo Typ
ogrNphical Union, No. GO, held on the
evening Of the 1st inst, the following Off
GERS were elected for the ensuing term :
President, JOHN MCDONALD; Vice Presi-
dent, MARCUS KNIGHT; Financial Secre-
tnry, WIN. EGELToN: Recording and Cor
responding Secretary, FRANK CooNEY f;
Treasurer,T. W.KEnoE Sergeant-Nt-Arms,
HUGH BARRON. Dol. in m rt
On Wednesday night Of last week,
Forsyth Post, G. A. Il. Of Toledo, elected
the following officers: Commander, JOHN
S. KoUNTz; Senior Vice Commander, II. q.
EATON Junior Vice Commander, J. W.
VAN ErTAN; Quartermsster, CHARLES
| Witch; Sergeon, DIR. j.. T. WOODS
Chaplain, Rev. RoBERT McCUNE; Officer
fof the Day, T. P. GROVER; Officer Of the
Guard, VAL LoHER.
The True Nationalist, which is owned
edited and printed by true and practical
workingmen, EayR "A'int the Murphy
folks doing good work? And the work.
ingmen are fully represented too. The true
workman knows the value OF temperance"
viii not our Chicago correspondent
make note Of this and see if he can not
find a solution for some Of the suffering in
that city.
The distinguished Meteorologist and
Weather Prophet, Professor TIcB, of St.
Louis, has issued his Annual Notiond
Weather Almanac for 1878, in which he fore
tells the weather for every day in the year
explains the theory clearly on which his
predictions are based, gives direction tc
which the unscientifc can foretell the
weather, and other valuable matter, The
whole constitutes work Of great practicH
value to every one, and is almost indis
pensible to farmers. For sample copy and
terms of sale send 20 cents TO
THOMPSON, TIcE & Co., ST. Louis, Mo.
The Health Rgormer for December is o
unusual interest. Among other valuable
articles is one on diptheria which describes
a method of treatment which has beer
found almost uniformly successful in thi
formidable disease. This article alone i
worth more than the subscription price fo
a yenr. The Rcto,pner is increasing in use
funess and popularity, and ought to be il
every family, The subscription price j
81 90 year. Specimen copies can he ob
tanned by addressing the publishers at Bat
tie Creek, Mich.
Last Tuesday evening, Mrs F. B. GIL
BERT died of dipth0ria at residence il
Toledo, after an illness of about one week
This is the second death in Mr.. G.'s family
during period of two weeks, daughter
Miss SUSIE, having died of the same dis
ease on the LIST inst. Mr.. GILBERT re
moved his family to this village and re
mained through the Summer season, an,
as many OF our citizens became acquainted
with them the sad news will be painful,
received.