Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-12-13

Granger for the past fonr years, in shape
for balls, parties and other public use.
Advertised Letters. Christian Benfer,
Miss Elmira Baker, Andrew Farley, (care
Jno. Farley,) Mrs Martha Hit, Mr.. Con
rad Mullman, VIM. Robson, Nathan j.
Strick len.
We direct attent ion to the advertise
ment of Messrs. FoRsHEE & McMAKIN,
Book Publishers, Cincinnati, who desire
Agents for the popular work on Stanley
In Africa"
The Treasurer's Tax Notice Is pub.
lished in the New Baltimore Enterprise.
We mention this as mn item of news for
the people OF the county. What's in n
name, anyhow?
We publish elsewhere an article from
the american AgricuhufS, which gives
some cheerful figures concerning the fnnn-
cial affairs Of the Government, and IL is
not done for political affect
We direct the attention of all wishing
TO obtain money on loan, TO the advertise
ment of Messrs. RAYMER SEAGRAvr 4 Co.,
Ioledo, who are prepared to accommodate
all such, mud on real estate security.
1t has leaked out that Judge DoDGE
dined on five year old bantum on Thanks
giving with spurs trimmed TO suit Spring
chicken, under which belief he was Sc.
renely resting when he purchased it,
Our visit to Bowling Green Tuesday,
had nothing to do with the removal Of the
JOURNAL there, as limited by the SCI t'nel
but simply TO gather mp little past earned
wealth TO meet our pap,r bills. We were
successful.
Rather a gloomy week-rain, snow.
mud and fog. The past two nights, how
ever, have made the roads bearahle for
man and beast, in single or double har.
ness. Indications are good for snow, but
we have no sure thing on it, Can predict
Tor the week past better than for the week
ahead.
We acknowledge the receipt Of very
neat invitation to the first annual military
reception and ball, to take place at Blanks
Hall, Bowling Green, on Christmas Eve.
Tuesday evening, December oath. under
the auspices of Company 81 10Th Reg't
o. n. G. From the names appearing in
the several committees there is no doubt
Of IL proving. u fine affair.
We invite especial attention of all in
want of first.class Agricultural paper, Ia
the proposition We make elsewhere to club
the JOURNAL with the american 4grjcuItWr.
sgf "a IN, -
Make up your minds soon, M we can not
afford to keep the proposition standing
long, preierring 10 occupy the space occu-
pied by it with fresh matter each week.
We are happy to announce that we
have just completed arrangements with
the Burlington Hawkcye Man." for pool
ing our earnings in combination. The
HdWkeys Is not only ;he hest in America for
genuine wit, hut alsn for good, solid and
practical editorial articles. See advertise.
ment and clubbing terms in this paper.
A six Column "treatise" on the late
and early unpleasantncss in the Presbv-
terian Church Of this place, appeared in
the Blade on Wednesday of last week.
| I seems remarkably strange that those whn
decision from newspaper reports had new
er stopped to reflect that this. not unlike
all other questions, had two sides TO it.
MIR. CiIAs w. MosEs, of Cleveland,
was here n few days scince and made ar
with Mr. d, Z. OsrERHour
at the Exchange Hotel, 10 give all neces-
sarS instruction for the contract aud pnr-
chase uf railroad ties. lie wants iuat as
many thousand as he can get, and those
wishing to fill contracts for ties should |
consult Mr.. OsTERuoUT.
-Sharpers are playing the "order"
dodge on The Michigan farmers now.
They get the granger to sign printed !
blank "order" for a seed sower, and after
the lapse of a few weeks the signcr finds
that lie hns put his name To pr0miEsory
note for 500 and that some third party |
insists on being paid that amount, The |
farmer who gets beaten at that game
ought to go to Jail The press throughout
the country have given warning enough.
The people OF a portion of Webster
township are complaining loudly of the
Of thieves. ssiAto have their
abiding place in the ten-mile honse coun-
try. Hogs, cattle, sheen, poultry, corn,
wheat aud other stuff is nightly stolen from
farms until the rohberies have become nm
hearable, and steps are quietly being taken
which is likely TO send delegation to the
from that quarter. The fell
lows nre Spotted" aud IFS only question
of time when they will go.-ScniineI.
The highest authority in New Eng
land, the State Assayer of Massac chusetts,
after careful analyss of Halls Vegetable
Sieilian Hair Renewer certified that il il
the hest preparation for its intended pur-
poses that has been exhibited for exami-
nation, that its constituents are pure aud
selected for excellent quality, and
that il forms an efficient preparation for
the growth Of the hair and re-
storing the original color. This world re-
nowned preparation is for sale by all drug
gisls.- Record, Red Ok, Iord.
Our Tontogany neighhors claim that
the pressure of the times seem to be lighter
and business prospects are looking up.
Capt. BLACK is now conveniently located
with the post and express offices on the
corner of the main street aud the railroad,
and also keeps in connection grocery
and variety store. The Hotel unpleasant.
ness is over, Mr.. 4. B. G. DRURY gaining
possession of the Hotel building on the
railroad, which he is remodeling and fit
ting up in good shape, while Mr. w. w.
STEVENS has taken charge of the Acker-
man House aud refurnished il IN good
shape throughout for the accommodation Of
the travelling public. Business ut present