Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-11-23

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Next Thursday is Thanksgiving day.
II you don't believe as, ask the turks.
--Alpacas, Dress Goods, at 20 cents and
upwards, ut F. R. MILLER & Cos.
Fill your pockets full Of nickela for
the "Mum Social" next Tuesday eve ming.
--Ladies' Cloaks--The finest line ever
shown in this market, at F. r. MILLER
& Co.'S.
Don't fail to read the Prospectusss Of
scRIBNER's MONTHLY and ST.. NICHOLAS,
in this issue.
Advertised letters; Margaret Bauer,
sam'l J. lIutstetter, Josephine Lowery,
John Moore, II. o. Pratt, John Pruissers.
1T will cost a nickel to speak before 10
o'clock at the Mum Social, next Tuesday
evening.
--Shawls, Nubias, Ladies' Knit Jackets,
in new colors and designs, at F. R. Mil
LER & Co.'S.
-EBESEzER DAVIS had his right hand
terribly mashed while coupling cars on the
d. & NJ. Road at Lima, last week.
Fine liue Of Linen Collars, Cuffs and
Neckwear for Gentlemen, at F. r. MILLER
Il Cos
The PoStofice will be open on Thanks
giving day from 1890 to 2 P. NJ, and from
8 TO 430 P. ".
Choice Prints at 6 cents. Canton Flan-
mel at cents, and good A Muslin, at
cents per yard, at F. r. MILLER & Co.'S.
Union Thanksgiving Services at the
". E. Church, next Thursday, at 1890 A.
NJ Rev. @. A. ADAMS will deliver the
sermon.
The ID o. V. l. will hold reunion at
UrLana tomorrow, that day being the four
teenth anniversary Of the battle of Lookout
Mountain.
The schooner Snowdrop carried $4,000
slaves from the dock at East Toledo, this
week, loaded by Messrs. A. &. WILLIAMS &
BRO, of this place.
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country, use DR.. BULLS Baby Syrup for
the usual diseases OF early childhood.
Price 90 cents bottle.
Mum mics on exhibition at the resi.
dence OF Mr.. WI. DESIsoN, Tuesday eve
ning. Entertainment in Pantomime.
Nicke Is will be legal tender.
AS we were looking out of our front
window, one day this week, we overheard a
young lady exclaim, "a leap, foam and a
strugg lie, and all was o'erw What was it2
A locomotive on the D. & NJ. Road
eolided with freight car on the B. & o,
Road, at the iuRction of the two railroads,
one day this week, resulting in a little
damage to both.
South Toledo Adre,tiser: Engineer
| Howard Of the Toledo & Grand Rapids r.
r. informs us that he expects to survey
the extension Of the road south from Grand
Rapids this winter.
A little child of Mr.. Henry RULE,
OF Hull Prairie, was scalled so severely,
one day last, by the upsettIng of kettle Of
| boiling soap, that it died after six hours of
intense suffering.
| -IIESRY HCFRopD and CHAs, BLEcH-
SER will offer for sale at public vendne, l
mile east of PerrysbuFg, on Monday, Dec.
Sd, several head OF stock, and some farm
implements. Reasonable terms given.
"A bite from rattlesnnke is sometimes
not more dangerous than n severe cough or
cold A well-merited reputation has DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup, aud this remedy ia
sold by all druggists. Price, 25 cents.
-Confdence is truly the most beautiful
Of human attributes; yet we never knew a
woman to read the notice of the birth OF a
young couples first child without Pausing
to ask the date OF their marriage Delpho'
Herald.
Mrs. CATHARINE KINGFIELD, sged 60
years, died at the residence of her son,
JOHN KISGFIELp, near Fast Toledo, on
Monday, from u paralytic stroke. Her re.
mains were brought to PerrysburE Wednes
day for interment.
An eel was recently caught by ST.
JoHS 4 BUCK, near the Bay, that measured
four feet in loHgth, ten inches IL eircHmfe fer
ence around the thiekest portion of the
body, and weighed eighteen pounds. How
is this for Maunee river eel.
The City CoHaeil OF Toledo have dccid-
ed to reduce the police force OF that city
in order to reduce expenses. 1t is regarded
as bad move, especially at this season oI
the year, when the utmost vigilance is re
CURED for protection against outlE ws,
The Chicago Tri5ane publishes the
following under the head of "Deaths," with
the request for Perrysburg, O., and Grom.
we'll, Conn, papers to copy: "At sl2 Ma
pIewood avenue, Chicago, Nov s, 1877
Anthony Ames Miller, aged sS years,
month and days"
The soldiers OF Dayton contemplated
holding Scamp Fire" in the woods or
Thanksgiving day, but owing to the mn
certainty of the weather decided ts IlolS il
in the City Hall on the evening of the 2sth
and have postponed the outdoor entertain
ment until May next.
Among the annual reports OF all the
subordinate Lodges in the State, at tho
session of the Grand Ledge, T. 4 a. NJ.
last month, Phouix Lodge of this place
stood in the front rank, having no deaths
suspensions or exPulslons o report, besides
being in excellent financial condition.
The state law provides that the Ohio
National Guard shall adopt the U. s. reg
ulation uniform in 1879, and Adiutant
General CARR has issued an order to ths
effect. An exchange says n number of tn,
companies are kicking against th;s Will
the vigor Of ap old Belgian nauEIe-loader.
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