Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-11-15
LOOAn MATTERS.
NEW ADVEHTIsEmENTS.
To Whom Il May Conoetn-R. Cro0ker.
Ordinanoea-C Council.
Give us a rest |

Another delightful week for outdoor
sports.
e. B. SHEpLER. %
The Sentinel failed to come to hand yester.
day. What's in The wind now
Stoves, at NoRToN's are in as great
demand as buckwheat cakes.
The young folks had pleasant hop
ut Centennial Hal last evening.
look out for the New Goods arriving At F.
u. MILLER Co.'S.
--Seventy-four arrivals at the Exchange
Hotel for the week ending yesterday.
"A slight change in the d. 4 NJ. Time Card
took effect on Sunday last. The corrected taA
BILE may be found 10 this paper.
-Ap interesting letter, descriptive of
Indian Territory, its people, schools,
churches, &c.,will appear in urnext issue.
Mr.. FRANK II. THOMPSON has made
$4,000 gallons of cider this season, for other
parties, and has not yet touched his own
large crop of apples.
-"Query: Why. will men smoke com
mon tobacco, when they can buy Mar
bourg Bros. '.Sea( Of North Carolina at he
same price P 80
All should remember the Social to be
given by the Ladies' Centennial Society at
Centennial Hall, this evening. 1t will be
pleasant to be there.
"A young fellow working in W. j.
ScHLEcr's harness shop-"Divip they all
hlu-was thrown FROM load of hay as;
week and had his right arm broken
1t was Wilcox. of the South Toledo Adeer-
tiser, who was around the yawning graveyard
In the sOmbre twilight, aud saw tue rnmantic
Julia aud the frisky Wheeler take an even
smack under the stars Smdug journal.
Mr.. +. n. RtNKGN informed us when
here, few days since, that the ague lad
found many persons out in the open prai-
ries of Iowa, where that disease had been
total stranger until this season.
The schooner Du,tford is receiving
consignment of about 100000 oak slaves
from A. CIVILIANS & Bros stave yards
Another vessel is loiding with cottonwood
lumber by BRowN Bros
The first telephone on exhibition md
trial in Pcrrysburg * Il failure IL won't
"vbrate.' Give II a dose Of epicac, and
then it will "vibrate" out of back door,
or over fence railing-no preference.
Advertised Letters: john Dufav, VI.
q. Graham, VIM. +. llil, John llctlinger
t2l, lrena kaufman, Mrs . liver Lee j ohm
Mel Sarah Newell, Maud Perry, VIM. Z.
Thayer.
MIR. w. p. SoUTnARD, u prominent
merchant of Cleveland recently traded for
400 acres Of land in Perrysburg twp, six
miles south Of this place, insight and un.
seen. lie visited the Land Yesterday Tor
the first time, and is well pleased with his
bargain. He has placed it in the hands OF
Messrs. HoLLENBECK fer sale.
An exchange kas n subscriber who
always pays for his paper in advance, and
The editor SAYS chat the man has never
heen sick day in has lie, never had snv
corns or toothache, his potatoes never rot,
the weevil never eat his wheat frost never
Kills his corn and beans, his babies never
crY in the night, and most wonderful OF
all, his wife never scolds.
We would advise newspapers and hc-
tels TO look out for a couple OF we'll dressed
Young men who are around the country
pretending to be agents for the Motion
Gold Company, Of london. They sell
snldc jewelry, are snide themselves, and
"lil JNu tiitlT DlllN every cndtlCp tleN
get, ns Kintz, the livery man, the Kesslei
House, and the proprietor of this paper
bear witness. Newspapers will make Il
note OF this.-kiemsm NesseEgor,
One of tie best evidences OF returning
prosperity we have heard Tor many day
or night, rather-was the Modoc war
whoops aud the ratiling of oyerturning
store boxes upon our streets during the
fore part OF Saturday night. Let lis rel ice
and he exceeding glad !or these manifesto
ton" OF returning prosperity, and for the
Liberty we enjoy under a Republican form
OF Democratic government
Mr.. JoHN THORNTON has added an
other rpecinen % our cabinet of curios-
tics in the shape OF a hatchct.shaped stone,
used by the nboriginces, of copper color,
for 'kinning animals. At least there is
mot doubt lingering in the min ds of the
oldest inhabitant, that this is Just the pur-
pose for which it was used. Mr.. THORN
TON secured il several feet beneath the
surface, at the crossing of Grassy Creek
and the McCutchenvlle Re at, Just where
some careless Indian. who leaves his taols
where he last used them, had laid it.
Lima bd@eHe: leu thousand barrels
of apples awaiting shipment uaake a re-
FpectabIe showing at coGntry railroad
station. That was the number at CLYDE
station on the Cleveland & Toledo division
OF the Lake Shore limo last Saturday, and
in spite Of the efforts OF the railroad to
reduce the pile there was fair prospect
of the number being exceeded by Monday
morning, judging by the way in which the
roads were filled with teams hauling more
apples Clyde is the center of an exien-
sive orchard country, and several Eastern
buyers are now sending forward their pur-
Chases OF this years enormous crop.
Business Changes. - AIessrs. EDGAR
kINGsBURY and J. NJ. WILSON have par
chased the stock in the grocery department
of II. II. MIILER & Cos do,ible store.