Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-03-29

The Spring Trnde.-As usual MA
BLEY, the One-Price Clothier, at 1859 & III
Summit street, Toledo, is on hand at the
FIRST chipping Of the birds with fine stock
of Spring Clothing. Nobby styles of
Gents Furnishing Goods, Spring Over
coats, and large line Of Chidren's Cloth
ing very cheap, with all Winter Goods
below cost. See new adv in this paper
|
The old, Old Story.-The following
little billet.deux, printed in very neat
form and enclosed in double enameled en-
velopes, tells its own story: "Mr. & Mrs.
M. II. Butler request the pleasure Of your
company at the marriage OF their daughter.
Anra Fl. Butler, TO r. N. Baughmnn, d.
D. s., Tuesday, April ID, 1873 at two
o'clock, P. NJ. AT home, Delta, o." Add
ed 10 this, Mr.. BAUeHMAN sends private
note requesting our presence 10 witness
the departure from single bessedness Of
brother bachelor. It is with regret that
we can not be present to witness the sui
eide Of another weak brother.
Temperance NOtes.-Col. GoULDING's
three lectures here, on Friday, Saturday
and Sunday evenings, were largely attended
by all classes Of our citizens. The evils
resulting from intemperance were present
ed in such forcible manner ns to crente
n lively interest in the cause, and we trust
will result in much good to The commu-
nitv.
Tomorrow, Saturday evening, Mr. Tx.
PARKS, whose lectures on temperance in
Toledo have been spoken Of verv highly
by the press OF that city, will address our
citizens on this subject nt the Baptist
Church. Let there be full house.
The Institute. - Mr.. TRoUP and the
committee cooperating with him in secur-
ing boarding places for the lady teachers
expected in attendance at the Institute
next week, have been advised OF n much
larger attendance than was anticipated.
Owing to considerable sickness in the vii
| lage, there has been some difficulty expe-
rienced in obtaining boarding places for
expected. IF there are any persons
who can accommodate one, two or three
teachers on this occasion, and who have
been overlooked hy the Committee, they
will confer a favor by sending in their
names.
District Contributing the session of
! District Court at Bowling Green on Fri
day and Saturday, the county seat case
/ came up. To the petition Of Mr.. J. G.
! HOFFMAN, there was an answer filed. The
! plaintiff demurred to answer and the
Court ordered the demurrer to be stricken
! from the files, as the case was one that did
not permit of the interposition of de
murrer. The answer stated that the returns
from Pcrryshnrg did not contain the sub
stance OF a po book. The Court ordered
the defendant to state wherein it failed Ia
contain the substance of a poll book, and
thus the matter stands for the present.
Silver Weddlng.-Fridny evening last
was an occasion to be long ani PLEASANTLY
remembered by MADISON WETMoRE Esq.
aud lady, Of Haskins, as we'll as by a large
circle of friends who assembled there on
that date, to take part in celebrating the
twenty fifth anniversary of welded bliss
of this genial couple. The programme
for the evening was profuse with mirth-
provoking scenes, none of which were more
successfully carried out than the marriage
ceremony by REV. Mr.. GEORGE FISH, OF
TInskins. The Captain wanted new
deal showing preference for younger
BRIDE but the majesty of the law was pre-.
served. Strange as it may seem the twin
sister of the bride (whom she had not seer
for over ten -hours) WIS present TO ofiici-
ate as bridges maid on this occasion. The
happy couple received Il fine list of hand.
some presents from friends in Roche ester
y. Y, Fremont, Toledo, Perrysburg, Has
lIins and Hull Prairie. The JOURNAL re-
turns thanks for 4 bountiful supply o
wedding cake"