Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-11-30
Single copies Of the JouRNAL can be had
Of Mr.. e, D. Ross, at the Postoffice.
800 prs. Sc gloves, I. r MILLER q Cos.


and Boas to match, at F. r. MILLER & Co.'S
"A grand shooting match took place at
Miami, yesterday, and was largely at
ten ieI.
Two days. experience in the woods
last week, convinced Mr.. J. A. ROBERTSON
that game was decidedly scarce.
Ladies' Beaver and Matelasse Cloaks,
in various qualities to suit everybody, at
F. R. MILLER & Co.'S.
--Elmore has a scandal case, something
after the TILToN- BEEcHER style, that prom
ises to be az troublesome as Banquo's ghost.
All kinds Of Wool Knit Goods, Fancy
Goods, Plain and Striped Hosiery, Under
wear and Flannels, at F. r. MILLER & Co.'S
Parents, mothers, nurses, do not fail to
give DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup to the little
costs % cents.
-BaImoral and Felt Skirts-a full line
and very cheap. Waterproof Cloaking for
65 cents, Mt +. R. MILLER q Cos.
Mr.. GEORGE BoErscR is putting in
iron pillars and an entire new plate-glas
front in his grocery, which will add very
much to its appearance.
F. r. MILLER & Co. are delivering
goods free of change to all parts of the
city. Go and leave your order for dray
load before the supply is exhausted.
Mr.. II. G. CoNDIT, of Tontogany, had
n re union Of his family yesterday. DIR. A.
s., CHARLES L. from this place, and all
the members of the family were present.
The Rev. Mr.. ADAMS delivered a
very able sermon at the union services
in the VI e. Church, yesterday, and the
Choral Union did or, dit to themselves
on their first appearance before public
audience.
There seems to be discrepancy be-
tween Captain EvERs' valuation of his
own intellect and that placed upon it by
the Collector of Internal Revenue. We
call for revaluatiOn.
Any person who would ask for lower
| priced dry goods than those at F. r. Mil
LER & Co.'S, should emigate to that country
where paper collar and a palm leaf hat
constitute full wardrobe.
We ask the attention of our'readers to
adv, rtisement of Mr.. JOHN ZURFLUH.
He has fine stock of Jewe.ry, musical
instruments, &c, suitable presents for the
holdays, which he will sell at reduced
prices for the next two months.
| Many were the family reunions and
greetings yesterday. Probably none had
Il better time than the little folks at the
residence of Mr.. & Mrs. F. HoLLENBEcK,
it being annual reunion day for all OF
their grand children.
We understand that three of our lead
| ing educators had some rough nautical ex
perience in crossing the raging Maumee, in
their efforts to reach the tram on the Mar.
row Gauge in time to be taken to WEN
DELL Phillips lecture Tuesday evening.
"A Thanksgiving Oyster Supper was
given at Whtmore's Hall, Tontogany, lnst
evening, for the benefit of the NJ. E. Sab
bath School, which netted the handsome
sum of $3l 90, besides very pleasant
social time for the participants.
Mrs. FANNIE r. GARDNER, OF Findlay
has accepted the agency for three valuable
books, published by JONES BROTHERS &
Co, and is now engaged in oanvassing Per-
rysburg, and should meet with a liberal
patronage ~ the works are mcritorious.
-Food greatly benefits when given
properly at the right periods, but TO over
feed the baby is to scEen it, and induce n
degree of suffering. DIR, Bulls Baby Syrup
il the best remedy for the discom fort aris-
ing from overfeeding the baby. Price 25c
-CH,s. DOUGLAS met with most sing
lar accident while out cunning near Ian.
caster, Ohio, on the 10Th. He held the
gun with his left hand and threw stone
with his right into an apple tree to knock
an apple. The apple fell, struck the ham
mer Of the gun and the result was a load
OF bird shot lodged in the left wrist.
The Murphy organization in South
Toledo has made success of its Rending
Room. At a late meeting of the Executive
Board, Miss SADIE VAN RENssELER was
chosen Librarian and given charge of the
Room, and Bro. j. E. Wilcox selected as
Secretary.
III you want to have more fun than
going to circus" around the evening
lamp during the coming winter evenings,
you should read thesProspectus Of the Gin
cinnati BREAKFAST Td6lej and then, to COM
plete your happiness, subscribe for it and
take it homo to your family. It's wit is
genuine, fresh and spicy.
-Messrs. JOHN & LouY KINGFIELD, and
FRED. HoLLIGER, sons and son-in-law oI
Mrs. CATHARISE KINGFIELD, whose sudden
death was shock to relatives and friends
desire to return their heartfelt thanks to
those who kindly rendered aid and took
part in the funeral services Of their mother
and best friend
The new goods daily arriving at F. R
MILLER q Cos are attracting the attention
OF the surrounding country, both as to
style and price. They are putting in fine
and vel selected stock and the variety is Sc
great that you will not be likely to tail in
finding what you want. Read their new
advertisement ia this paper.
The Commercial gave Perrysburg the
credit of furnishing the largest delegation
Of anyof the surrounding towns, to WEN
DELL PIILLIPs' lecture. 0ne-half of th,
delegation, however, did not arrive at th'
Opera House until the lecture was abou
half delivered, owing to the train on thu
N. q. getting of the track between Water
vile and South Toledo. This is the frs
accident OF this kind, Secretary SMITI
informs us, that has happened since th'
Road has been in operation.
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