Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-12-06
LOCAL MATTERS.
NEw ADvEMr1sEmENTs.

The best 25c tea ever offered in market
at A. @. WILLIAMS & BRo's.
You can save time and money by pay
ing your taxes through Postmaster Ross.
Call on E. d. Ross, Postmaster, and
let him order your papers and magazines
for the coming year. You can save money
by 30 doing.
-Conductor T, C.HoUsToN was buried at
Cincinnati on Wednesday, the Knights
Templsr officiating.
Advertised Letters: Carrie Keppler,
Mrs. Lew Miller, Gotleib Mutchler, Edwin
Peters, Anton Roner, Caty snidsr, Eathan
Sawyer.
The past week has been anything but
pleasant for out door sports Rain, mud,
impossible roads. Slight freeze and fall
OF snow yesterday.
Mr.. Ross at the postoffice, has been
getting Up clubs for all the leading news
papers and magazines. Call and get prices
on any papers you wish to subscribe tor.
-"Query: Why will men smoke com
mon tobacco, when they can buy Mar
bourg Bros. Seal Of North Carolina at the
same price 2" SO
Invitations will be issued next week by
Mr.. D. P. OsTERHoUT for grand Christ
mas Hop to take place at Centennial Hall,
Christmas Eve, with Supper at the Ex-
change Hote ].
The kind of weather we are now hav-
ing is good for the sale of rubber boots. A,
G. WILLIAMS & Bro. have sold several
cases this week which shows that both their
goods and prices are popular.
An interesting dlSh OF SuccOtaah, from
Scribe" will appear in our next issue.
Rambler" has also been heard from and
says the readers of the JOURNAL may e1-
pect some Of his Jottings soon.
Prof. KELLOGG organized Dancing
School at the American House, South To-
ledo, lust evening. The school will open
two weeks from last evening. lie will
have some pupils from this side.
-Sevcnty-eisht names grace the Ex.
change Hotel Register for the week ending
last evening. Including the Maaons from
Defiance thirty-six were furnished with n
very passable dinner Wednesday on one
hours notice.
-Mes'rS. F. R. MILLER & Co have put
up \ neat outside stairway to their new
block, and the front room over the Grocery
department is occupied by Miss MARY
MUNGER for her Dress and Cloak making
establishment.
The Antwerp Gazette came to us last
week from its new quarters, in Pamlding,
bearing its new name. Pluldins County Ga
'ete, enlarged TO eight pages, and twelve
out of the sixteen inside columns well fl lied
with advertising. Success, Bro. OSBORN.
Fresh oranges aud lemons, at KINGS
BURY & WILSON'S.
Mr.. MICHAEL II. .KrMBERIIN will hold
a public sale at his residence on the WAY
farm, Al miles south of this place, on FRI
day, goth inst. He advertises all his
stock, farm implements and household
furniture, intending to remove to Michigan
The general opinion OF those who
have called at A. G. WILLIAMS & Bros
store is that they have the finest and larg.
est stock Of goods ever shown IN Wood
| county, and that it would be a shame for
parties 10 go to Toledo 10 trade.
We are pleased to know thar one OF our
printers is again able to give a portion of
his time to business, through the efficient
labors and daily and nightly visits of
promising young physician of this place,
who also has two or three other cases at
tended with the same dangerous symptoms
Capt. I. b. TERRY, Manager Of the
Branch Office Of the Howe Sewing Machine
Co. at Toledo. and Mr.. CHAUNCY MuRcH.
Agent and Collector, were up last week
and closed the local agency here under the
management of Mr.. TAYLOR. Capt. TERRY
may locate another agent here soon. if he
can get man that suits him.
Christmas Goods-Such as ladies' ties
and bows, kid gloves, silk handkerchief
collars and cuffs, gents moquet and en-
broidered slippers, ladies' french heelcd
shoes and many other things too numerous
10 mention are kept in large variety ar
A. G, WILLIAMS & Bros.
Through the kindness of Hor. G. L.
SaEED, Supt. Of the Ohio Institution for
the Blind, we are furnished copy OF the
resolutions adopted by the students of that
Institution, as testimonial of their appre-
citation and esteem of their late co-worker,
teacher and friend, GEORGE b. LINDSAY.
The resolutions will be found in this issue.
-CHAs. PECK, OF the Milwaukee Sun,
talks square to the text in the following {:
A story is going the rounds that a Miss
fourteen years without food, and doctors
certify to the story. That woman should
marry a country editor. What this coun-
try needs to have is Il race Of people raised
up that could live fourteen years without
food, and Mollie and an editor is the best
cross we can think Of"
You can save money by getting your
groceries of KINGsBURY & WILSON.
An exchange says: Ii signs don't fail,
the coming winter will he the coolest ex-
perienced in this country since the country
was discovered by a man named Mr.. CO.
lumbus. The squirrels are laying in their
winter coal the beavers are putting heat.
ers in the basement OF their lodges; the
bees have killed off all the dromes and
lined their hives with sheet iron; the
muskrats are flying south wild ducks are
committing suicide tho goose bone is
black six inches deep; western editors are
soliciting wood in exchange for subscrip-
tionS, and poor families are buying an
extra dog.
Jersey Sweet Potatoes at KINGsBURY
| & Wilson's.