Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-11-29
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NEW ADVERTIsEMENTS.
Millinery 4 Fancy Goods = Mrs. e .spsuldinr
-.aThe weak shall confound the tnighly.l

Another schooner is taking on cargo
Of cottonwood lumber at the dock this
week.
"A letter addressed to D. S. CowHrcK,
Coldwater, Mich, Is held for postage at the
postofhce.
The farmers Of Ottawa county are suf-
fering severe losses from cholera among
their hogs.
One barrel of choice Eastern Gram
berries al q. W. CRErs,' at only 10 cents
per quart.
Just think Five pounds starch for
25 ct., at KINasDURY s. WILSON'S.
About one-eght of an inch of ice last
night is the strongest evidence Of Winter
we have yet had.
We hear much complaint about the
condition the roads are left in by those en-
gagei in ditching.
Advertised letters: John Goodman,
Carrie O'Roark, John Osbourg, Sarah Ste
vens, A. w. Shower, Jas. Whyte.
--"Query; Why will men smoke com
mon tobacco, when they can buy Mar
bonrg Bros. Seal Of North Caroline at the
game price 2" 36
The largest hickory nuts we have ever
seen was laid on our table few days since
by Mr.. Isaac D. CAsEBErn. They were
sent TO him from the Indian Territory.
Prof OnToN, Of the Ohio Agricultu.
raj College, delivered very interesting
lecture on "The Geology Of Ohio" at The
First Presbyterian Church, Toledo, on
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. +. S. LEASE, of. Bowling Green
| has retired from the Hotel business to his
| fine new residence, aud Mr.. o. ID. HOPKINS
| has taken possession aud changed the name
to Central House"
Owing 20 the absence of Rev. G. A.
| ADAMS, and both the ministers of the Eng
lish and German NJ l.. Churches being
sick, no Thanksgiving services were held
in Perrysburg yesterday.
The Presbyterian Choir have in prep.
aration for the evening of December 18Th,
| al Entertainment consisting Of Music, Pan
tomimes, Tablraux, etc. The Object is to
purchase new Hymn Books. Programme
next week.
Here we are again! Good teas from
25 cts up to 81, at KINGsBURY & WILSON'S.
Owing TO insufficient clothing for his
dolies, Master jimmy Timmons was
unable to improve the kind invitation ex-
tended to attend Miss KATIE DAYS fourth
birthday party ON Thursday afternoon last.
-Messrs KINGsBURY & WILSON bought
and sold forty.fvc turkies for Thanks
giving dinners, leaving only two oH their
hands not disposed of. The turkey trade
was lively.
The Young folks had an unusually
pleasant Thanksgiving hop nt Centennial
] Hall last evening. Some Of our people
also attended the ball and supper given at
the American House, South Toiedo, last
evening, and speak OF it as complete sue
cess.
Go to KINGsRURV & WILsoN's for
-four, for they keep the very best brands.
Mr.. NATHAN CARPENTER raised nm
car of corn containing 2G rows OF graius,
with an average of Sc grnirs to the row,
giving total of l456 grains He also has
a head OF wheat : inches in length.
! Where is the man that San show up with
| this?
Mr.. CHARLES DRAYToN and Miss
! CATHERINE EMANDELL visited the residence
of Mr.. HENRY WARNER on Tuesday af-
ternoon, and being supplied with the neccs-
sary documents the ceremonies were per-
formed which made two more souls with
but single thought" &c.
The Desl,ler Flag says the idea has
been suggested by many that enough town
ships shunld be taken from Wood, Ham
cock, Putnam and Henry counties to form
a new county with Deshler as the comfy
seat. That paper thinks the idea Il gool
one and recommends that it be warmed
into liie.
| Grand preparations were made for
ThRhkss dinner by the citizens Of
Fostora, yesterday, for the l,cne6t Of their
soldier boys, Company ID, SiXtecuth Regi-
ment. Col. NEUBERT, Surgeon WOODS and
other staff officers from Toledo were cx
pected to be present.
Col. HOLMES, a prominent and highly
respected citizen OF Toledo, died in New
York, Monday. His remains were accom-
panied home by his wife aud step dsugh-
ter, Miss HATTIE HALL, and the funeral
ceremonies will take place at 2:30 O'Clock
this afternoon, the Merchants and Manu-
iacturers' Exchange attending III body
Bills are out for "HarJ Times Ball"
at the Town Hall this evening. "If you
can't be thankful for the hard times, you
can he thankful that they are no worse"
is the inducement offered TO come out
"rckels 40 cents" The music will he
furnished hy OCONNER's string band,
which furnished an excellent quality for
the party at Centennial Hall last night.
The Bee on Monday made frank and
satisfactory explanation of the unpublished
paragraph in the findings of the Presby-
terry and fully showed that il was not re-
spOnsibe for the part omitted. Now il
it will say that there was no "dirty linen
in for the third washing" before the Pres
bytery, we will consider the hatchet buried
and "smoke the pipe OF peace" il the Be
will furnish a good article of tobacco.
Miss SUSAN B. ANTHONY delivered
her lecture, "Bread and not Ballots for Wo-
men," before the Library Association at
Bowling Green on Saturday night last
On Sunday she spoke on the sahjecI
, Of temperance at the Court House
b. ty her own appointment, and the
Sentinel says she presented this question
a in new, clear aud forcihle light. The
Library Association is deserving OF credit
!, for its success in securing drst-class lee
turerS.
= The adjourned term of theWood Coun
ty Court of Common Pleas, principally /,
hear such cases as Judge DODGE was inter
? ested in as attorney, convened at Bowl
ing Green Tuesday, but in the absence o
Judge BEER who was to preside,on accoun