Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-01-18

Another January thaw.
-Diurie, sold without regard to cost at
the PostofTics News Stand.
Advertised Letters; Mrs w. E. Bene-
dict, Levi Gray, F. Schmidt.
The girls and boys have been enjoying
the fine skating during the moonlight eve
nings Of this week.
The Put-in-Bay House, at Put-in-Bay.
was lately offered at SherifTs Sale. APP
praisement, S25.oOO.
The ice in the river is isbecoming some
what honey -combed caused by the past
few days Of warm weather.
Only few diaries left at the PostofIice
News Stand and these will be sold at and
below cost 10 close them out.
The Defiance Express will hereafter be
printed on cylinder press. Glad to note
your prosperity, Bro. CuLLEY.
III you wish to make your neighbors
supremely happy, subscribe fer the JOUR
NAL. They all want to read it.
--Padlocks are becoming the favorite
article Of jewelry for granariep, barns and
smo ke-houses, and are now generally worn.
Those wishing to get bargain in cloth
ing should read the new advertisement Of
MABLEY in this issue. Don't fail to do
this.
Mr.. JAS. CAvANAUGH has again ac-
cepted the agency for the Great Western
Nurseries, and is now canvassing in this
county.
A letter addressed to Rev. VIM. NJ
Bean, Westville, Champagne CO., o., is
held at the Postoffice for lack of sufficient
postage.
The German printers of Toledo cele-
brated Franklin's birthday with a mask
ball last evening, which was pronounced n
fine affair.
-Findluy has been made German Pos
tai Money Order office, aud German citi-
zens can now send and receive money from
Germany by mail.
Lima Gazette: An old settler saws
that forty-fve years ago at this time the
frogs were cronking" Old man, ererybody
is " croaking" now
What is the reason the young ladies'
want to play "pull-away" every evening
on the ice? Is it because they would
rather skate alone (?)
Those wishing tc trade from two to
four thousand spies for house and lot,
or other property, should call on or ad-
dress Mr.. L. F. HARRIS, Perrysburg.
Ten days only! Two new Sewing
Machines. Must be sold. A S75 machine
FOR SIS CASH and a Sos for S25.
TAYLOR & MILLER.
The church sections care to be ignored
no longer, and desire to be addressed by the
title Of Grand Duke Of the Veatibule and
Knight Of the Big Brass Key"
Gen. GIBsoN expresses with confidence
that the narrow gauge railroad projected
on the old Continental route will be in
running order within a year from this
date.
In the County School Examiners No
tice, in this paper will be found the dates
! and places for seven examinations to be
held during the next four months.
The January term Of theWood County
Court Of Common Z eas died kind o nat.
ural death on Wednesday, leaving consid-
crab'e Of the docket to be disposed Of at the
/ May term.
Petitions are being freely circulated
along the lines of canals, and are as freely
signed, asking the Legislature not to abnn-
don the Public Works. They can't give
up the last ditch.
The Ladies' Centennial Society will
hold the next Presbyterian Social at the
residence ef Mr.. J. L. DOUGLAS, on Thurs
/ day evening next, Jan. oath. A cordial
1 invitation is extended to all.
After picturing out slavery and op-
preston ia its different forms, ROBERT j.
INGERsoLL, in his lecture at Toledo last
week, said this world was not fit to live in
until within the past fifty years.
Mr.. JOHN Powers, who has been can
wasting for Ridpath's History in Lake
township, says the woods in that locality
are full of men who are engaged in getting
out stave bolts, heading and wood.
The Knights Tsmplar, of Toledo, nre
making preparations for their second an
nual grand Reception Party. which will
| I've given at Gvmnaseum Hall on Wednes.
day eve, Jan. 3Oth.
Suffer not disappointment: by employ.
| ing too many "cures but for the dis
ease of infancy use DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup
which never disappoints, and costs only
% cents a bottle.
This is a dangerous season, and often
the fondest mothers care is no protection
against Coughs and Colds and IIoarseness
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup should therefore
be kept in readiness. Price % cents.
Weston Reporter: We hear rumor.
afloat that the tops Of two or three stoves
have started heavenward of late, looking
for Charlie Ross we suppose good solid
elm stick, well loaded with nitro glycer.
inc has a kick about it like an old army
musket.
The Bee opened its columns to the
Elmore church scandal, and now It wants
somebody to help It close them. The citi'
IONS have requested the warfare between
the correspondents to be stopped and the
editors give notice that they propose stop
ping it.
Those knowing themselves indebted
for the papers carried to them by my boys
are hereby notified that il they don't pa,
up within two weeks their papers will b'
stopped and bills made out and left tol