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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-03-15

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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-12-27
PERSONAL.

Miss MARY PAULDING, of Piqua, is
spending the holidays with her sister, Mrs
GEORGE WEDDELL.
Mr.. and Mrs. THOMAS QUINN, of Toledo,
are enjoying the holidays with friends in
this place.
Ex-Prosccuting Attorney, JAsHER Pill
LARS, was in town yesterday, looking after
the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs c. C. BIsnEE, of Belmore,
are enjoying the holidays with Mr.. L. d.
Lock and family.
Miss CLARA BATES, of South Toledo,
and Miss ELLA BATES. of Bowling Green,
are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs e SpAULD-
ING.
Miss PuEMIE ROBERTSON, of this place,
and Miss JEANNE BRowNLEE, OF Toledo =,
are spending the holidays with friends in
Bryan.
Mr. JOHN EDMUNDs, and family, of
Bradner, Wood county, are spending the
| holidays with Mr.. JOHN CAsBEER's family,
OF this place.
We were pleased to receive call this
morning from Mr.. JOHN KEIFABER, of
Dayton, general travelling agent for the
Grover & Baker Sewing Machine Co.
GEORGE A. BAssErr, formerly one of
our typos, spent Christmas with friends
here. PerrySburg contains great attractions
for GEORGE.
Mr.. JOHN III. WILLIAMS, connected with
the schools here dnring the past year, but
now Superintendent OF one of the district
schools in Newport, Ky., is spending the
holiday week with his Perrysburg friends
DIR. c. p HUME and wife arrived here
to-day from their several weeks visit at
Morenci aud Detroit, Mich. After spend
ing few days with friends here they ex-
pect to return TO their home in Tontogauy
Mr.. GEO. s. CANFIELD, of the Sunday
Journal, returned Saturday last from Wash
ington, whittier he has been for several
weeks past, Interviewing Senators aud Con-
gressmen, the result of which has been
given the readers of his paper.
Mr.. CHAs. PAnKEY, of the Millbury
| Schools, stopped over one train here on
| Christmas day, on his road to his home in
| Portage, where he intends enjoying the
23d birthday, he can celebrate with two
fold purpose.
Our young friend, CHASE WILSON, start
for Wichita, Kansas, on Tuesday, 10 re-
| join his brother, LEWIS c., in opening up
II grocery store in that city. CHASE is n
| good, steady young man, and we wish him
wen in his new location. Mr.. j. L. DoUG-
LAS has not yet gone, but is awaiting for
decision for speculation in another di-
rectiOn.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-12-27
FROM MILTON CENTER.


En-. JOuMAh Thinking that a few Items
from this corner Of Gods moral foot s,ool
might be acceptable 10 at least some o. your
many readers, and II so then | Will lot down a
few occasionally.
There has been a snow storm raging Tor The
last two days and nights, which will make
sleighing splendid and VIII make plenty Of
hauling in the way Of saw logs, slsve bolts and
lumber.
The lasttwo weeks have been made memoir
able around hete for1hceidents. week ago
last Saturday, asthe daughter Of Mr.. Charles
Greeley was going to scrub, she set kettle Of
boiling water 10 ths pantry door, and while her
back was turned little girl named Nellie, ran
and upset the kettle by falling over II, scsldine
the lower par, Of her person 50 that when they
took the clothes oa the skin came with them
On the Monday mirninR following, at O'Clock
she died. The funeral sermon was delivered
by Mr.. Hill, Of Custer
About the same time little son Of Patrick
Couaway, two miles east Of this place, wai
badly kicked IN the face by horse also, an
old lady BY the name NJ Angel, Of Custar
slipped and fell and broke her thigh. She is
quite an old lady, being near so years of age.
Then on last Thursday afternoon, while Mr.
Applepate, living near Deshler, was hauling
stave bolts, and while his sled was passing ovel
a sldeliug piece Of road the sled slowed towards
HIM, catching him between the sled aud a tree
breaking one leg and iammiug him badly other
wise, lie va 4 doing well at last accounts.
On last Wednesday, Mr.. John ReJthiner
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-12-27

Christmas Trees.-- notwithstanding
the extreme bitter cold weather numerous
Christmas Trees at the churches and pri-
vate residences bloomed and bore lucious
fruit for both young and old on Christmas
Eve aud Christmas night.
The fruit from the German Methodist
tree was distributed to the Sabbath School
children on Christmas Eve, with appropriate
exercises, and we understand that the Lu-
theran church had tree and appropriate
exercises at their. church on Christmas
night,
A happy event took place vt Centennia,
Hall on Christmas night, which will be re-
membered by both young and old. The
pupils Of the Presby terian Sabbath School
were furnished a nice supper, after which
the evening was spent in various games.
marching music, &C., ending in the distri-
button of presents from two handsomely
Illuminated Christmas trees. At the close
of these exercises, Mr.. F, r. MILLER, who
had not forgotten the faithful services of
the officers and teachers Of the school, pre-.
sented each one with some rare specimens
of jewelry, such as can only be found on
Five Cent Counters about the holidays.
In return Mr.. MILLER was presented with
a highly embelished book, in conrs, en- -
titled "The Biography of Cruel Freder-
ick." It proved happy event for all
present.
| As will be seen by the following pro-
gramme of exercises, the First Presby terian
Church Sabbath School, at the Walnut
Street Church, had rare treat in store for
them on Christmas night. Their tree was
of the dwarf variety, not very large, but
was loaded down with luscious fruit of the
choicest variety. 1t bore fruit for both
young and old. There was plucked from
its branches a pair OF shears, pencil, sack
of popcorn and wall ornament, for the
JouRNAL--,he paste rot, so necessary for
editing a paper-being overlooked, we
presu me,
PROGRAMME OF EXERCISES.
Opening Song" We are Singing"
Salutatory SCoTT.
ecitation-BERNIE WnTsE.
Song =" Glory in the Highest"
If | were Sunbeam. ."-LIDA Ross
aud MYRA II. HANSON.
Letter to Santa Clause. ."-IIARRY BAR
TON.
Song" Shadow Of the Rock"
Christmas BeIls"-By Miss FREDER,
ICK's Class.
S"ng-" Sound Aloud"
b ,by's Stocking. MINNIE Cook.
Song" Cross of Calvary"
"With Jesus."-NETTGE ZINGG.
"Christmas Day."-MYRA II. HANSON
Song" Merry Christmas"
Distribution of gifts.
IN the absence of the Secretary the Su
perntendent, Mr.. n. L. HANSON, submitted
the following partial report of the quar-
ter's work
Total enrol Ollment""............... 86
Average attendance....... ........ SO
Recitations made during term. 702
Amuuntof collect'ns dur'g qua rt'r.. S26 8;
do expended do do =. 1924
Balance in Treasury at date ....... S.3;
Closing Song-"Pll Give my Heart IL
Thee"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-12-27
From MUNGEN.


Ed JouRSAL:-I notice no one is writing
frcm this place for your paper, and trust you
will give me spnce for few lines.
Shedding is good, and all who have hauling
to do are busy.
Henry Douzy had shooting match here last
Saturday.
James McCrory has been lying very sick, but
is convalescing.
The young folks have organized n society
called the "Young American Travelling Group"
They expect to produce some good plays this
winter.
The citizens and teachers OF this place are
going to make the efIurt to get mp an arithmetic
school. will endeavor to give you the results
in another letter. il this is accepted.
Prot. Thomas will make the effort next
Thursday evening to get up writing school.
Meeting here twice week, by ;hO Methodist
society.
Charles Loe has gone to Michigan tn reside
Michael Weiand has returned, after shout
four weeks visit in Illinois, Missouri and Kan
sas. He repnris that parts OF Illinois and Mis-
souri, visited by him he was pleased with while
other parts he was not; what lie saw OF Kansas
he likes the best.
John 0ttrrbaoher. Of Perrysburg, was visit
ing friends here last week.
The Young American Travelling Group " is
tn have an oyster supper at Miles Muutgomery's
Christmas Eve.
have made arrangements with our teacher
G. W. Cupp. Ia furnish me, every two weeks,
with the average daily attendance and daily
absence, aud per cent nr the schonl here, which
is follows for the two weeks ending Dec. 20 /:
No. Of pupils enrolled -. .............. 3j
Average daily attendance ............. 81
do do absence. .........,.. "a
do per cent?. ..........,. 95
Wishing you and rour readers Merry Christ
mas and Happy New Year, will close for
the present. Truly,
MrSGEN, WoOD COUNTY, Dec. %, 1878.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-12-27
FROM GRAND RAPIDS.

ED. JoURNAL:-As your witty correspondent,
"John," has taken h is departure for the "sun-
ny climes" Of our estate Capital" and left US
without a representative in the columns Of your
ever welcome JOURNAL, will again endsavor
to post your readers on Grand Rapids news.
very sad accident ccurred in east Grand
Rapids" last Thursday afternoon which result
ed in the death Of two small children. Mrs
Burress stepped across the street to a neighbors
on some errnnd, leaving the children "a boy
aged and girl aged 81 asleep. Aft1r a short
absence smoke was discovered coming out Of
the house and on closer observation the house
was discovered 10 be on FIRE, As snon as pos
sible the children we're rescued, they having
got as far away from the FIRE ~ they could. hut
thev were 50 nearly suffncated, literally roasted
alive, that both have since died. No cline tn
cause Of fire. They have the sympathies Of
al our people.
Christmas passed of pleasa ntly. it being an
easy matter to keep COOL, The " Band " buys
we're out serrnading everybody that would "sei
'em up" Christmas night.
The Union Sabbath School will have an en-.
tertainment in the Church, consisting uf speech
es and music, closing up with cake, popcorn
&c. More again, "GILEAD."
Dec, 28, 1878.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-12-27
ORTTU AIRY.

GREEN - At Dacatur ILL., on the 9th nf Dec, 1878 !,
W. g. Green, aged 81 years aud months.
The deceased was a son Of George W @ roeu
of Millbury, o, lie was born at Venice, o. Oct
9th 1851. He came with his parents, several
wears ago, to Wood Co. He assisted his father
in carryning on a farm in Ross TIP. Of this Co.
until he wus neurly Of age.
Being Of an ambitious disposition he went
west last spring determined to make Railroad
ing his business. He secured a situation as
brakeman on the Western Division Of the Wa
bas ash r. R. By diligence in business and an
affable disposition he gained the confidence OF
his employers and made many friends. ALI
weHt we'll until sometime in October when he
had the misfortune, in coupling cars, to Loose
o ne Of his thambs. Having recovered he re,
sumed his work and all went well again unit
the 26th Of Nov when he received his fatal
nj uries.
The train was nearing 1arvei station, NJ, about
10 o'clock at night, when he was setting the
brake the whe ell gave wav and he was thrown
between the cars. striking on the drawbar, re-
sulung in the dislocaion Of his right shoulder
fracture of right ar m and breaking Of right
| limb near the ankle, besides receiving othor
injuries. On being missed from the train
search was Immediately made, he being fouuc
some distance back suffering intensely from
| the injuries received,
He was placed upon the st. Lnus train and
taken back 10 Decatur where relatives a NJ
friends did all in their power in assisting TO al
levinte his exrruciating agunes. On the mnrn
| ing Of tie 2Sth il became necessary that hii
! limb should he amputAted, the Opperal be nl
performed by Drs. Moore aud Chenoweth o
! Decatur.
His mother having been telegraphed for Al
| Allbury arrived At Decatur on tho morning o
the 2gth. With the best Of medical skill. tn
assistance nf kind friends and mnther's care b
seemed /" De gaining strength and rapidly i'm
provinG up 10 the morning uf the 5ih inst bu
gaugrene setting in Terminated his earthly ex
| stance on the 9h.
lie was perfectly conscious be fore death anC
recognized ali surrounding friends. To TEN
permanent Of unremitng cheerfulness, he sre
united becnming gravity aud amiabilily o
| department, which won upon the hearts of al
who knew him. But II was for his last mo
meats, to summon forth the true fuFtitude an,
strength uf his character under extreme pail
and agnnyi lie did this BY patiently resgninC
all TO the will of God aud with cheerful AM
appealing lonk, ere his eyes closed in that eter
nal sleep, warned his companions. while lift
was buoSAnt with them, to prepare for tue hou
of death.
His remains were brought to Toledo, and IL,
luneral obSeques were performed by the Rev
Mr.. Rowand, nf East Toledo, at the Oregon
Church. father, mother and two little sister
| with schOnlaa!es and many friends witnessed
bis intermrnt in tho adjacent cemetery will
sorrowing hesrt aud tears OF grief which vii
ever remind them Of The sad tate of dutifu
son, worthy claSsmate and genial friend.
Communicated bYa FRIEHD.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-12-27

Sunday School COncert.-One OF the
happiest events OF the season was the Con-
cert given by the Presby terian Sabbath
School atCentennial Hall on Sunday night
last. The cold was intense, and was ae-
companied by a storm of wind and drifting
snow, but notwithstanding this the Hall
wan filled to witness the exercises. The
hall was tastefully and beautifully deco
rated with evergreens and notices, which
was highly creditable to those engaged in
the work. The following was the pro-
gramme Of exercises.
"Work for the Little Ones. Mrs.
DOUGLAS class.
"Army With Banners"-by number
of boys under the supervision Of Miss IDA
HAMILTON and Miss MAY SMITH.
"Wise and Foolish Virgins"-by ten
young ladies,
"String Of Pearls"-by Mrs. HAMrLToN's
class-zeleven little girls representing the
Christian graces.
"rhe Night of Wonders "-participated
in by large number OF the School, was
a very happy conclusion to well rendered
programme.
The exercises were interspersed with
musical selections by the choir, among
which were a solo by Miss HATTIE HUM
and duet BY Miss IDA HAMILTON and
Mrs. DOUGLAS, which were very happily
rendered and well received.
We understand that by request Of man,
who could not get out on account of the
storm, The concert viii be Repeated on'
week from ne 1t Sunday evenings
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-12-27
LOCAL MATTEKs.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Village Ordinance Council,

1T is now the housewife mourns the
loss of deceased plants.
Mercury 100 below zero on Tuesday
morning last, and has been visiting in the
vicinity Of zero since.
There we're sixty-six names added to
the Exchange Hotel Register for the week
ending last evening.
Ask Mr.. GEO. wEDDELL for the best
means of preserving house plants, with the
mercury at 10 below zero.
The Bowling Green Cornet Band are
making arrangements to give a masquer-
ade Ball at Blanks Hall on New Years
Eve. which promises to be grand affair.
We publish elsewhere an article from
the Philadelphia Ledger, on Normal
Schools, which will be read with interest
by all engaged in educational pursuits
A good house and lot, insured for
81 900, for sale or trade. Willtake good
team in part pay. inquire Of @. H. GRErN-
Err, Perrysburg, o. 27m2
Several couples adjourned from Cen
tennial Hall on Wednesday evening to the
residence Of DR.. HAMILTON, on invitation
Of Miss IDA HAMILTON, where few pleas
ant holiday hours were whiled away.
Rev. N. B. c. LOVE, of Toledo, will
give an illustrated lecture, under the au-
spices of the Murphy Temperance Society,
at the Walnut Street Church, next Friday
evening, Jan. 3, 1879.
We Illuminated our "Argand," from
Norton's Hardware Sore on Saturday
night for the first time, and have found it
the one thing needful since. Argnnds,
with good article Of coal, are good things
to act up with.
We have not learned that New Years
calls are to be the order of the day next
Wednesday, but have heard that some of
the young ladies' are preparing to receive
calls. The Misses PIERCE, Miss EASTMAN N
and Miss PARKS will receive calls at the
residence of Mr.. j. ]. PARIS on that day.
lion. ASHER ODOh VIII except our
thanks for copies of La LiJcte and La Gd-
zette des EhoHgers, the latter giving a COM
plete bulletin Of the places OF amusements
in Paris, from which il is quite evident
that they do not lack for places Of amuse
mcnt over there.
EDDIE O'CoNNER's String Band have
their invitations out for a New Yeai'
| Eve Ball at the Town Hall on next Tues
day evening. The homliest man is to bC
! presented with winter outfit of clothing
in the shape OF linen suit. Tie pretties
| girl will receive a wash board--set tc
music. Tickets--S3OO, 50 cents at tho
door aud ten years time on the balance.
Owing to the extreme cold and storm
on Tuesday night, the ball aud supper giver
1 10y Mr.. OsrERHoUr was not as largely at
tended rs it otherwise would have been
Toledo, Bclmorc, Alillonvilic and Soutl
Toledo were represented, besides fair turn
out from home, and all present enjoyed
themselves hugely. The Hall was com
fortably filled, and the supper was all tha
any one could wish for. All in all it wa
a very enjoyable affair.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-12-27

tic medicine that can be employed cleans.
ing the stomach and bowels, and even the
blood. In small doses Of one pill day,
they stimulate the dige stiye organs and
promote vigorous health.
AYERS Pills have been known for
more than quarter Of a century, and have
obtained a worldwide reputation for their
virtues. They correct diseased action in
the several assimilative organs of the
body, and are so composed that obstTuc
hOns within their range can rarely with.
stand or evade them. Not only do they
cure the everyday complaints of every
body, but also formidable and dangerous
diseases that have ballled the best. of
human skill While they produce power,'
Ril effects, they are, at the same time, the
safest and best physic for children. By
their aperient action they gripe much less
than the common purgatives, and neVer
give pain when the bowels are not inEamedi.
They reach the vital fountains of the blood,
and strengthen the system by freeing il
from the elements of weakness.
Adapted to all ayes and conditions ia
all climates, containing neither ealoIaeh
nor any deleteriOus drug, these Pills NAV
be taken with safety by anybody. Their
sugar-coating preserves them ever fresh.
and makes thetn pleasant TO take; while
being purely vegetable, no harm can arisa
from their use in any quantity.
PREPARED M
Dr.. ]. C. AVER q co Lowell, Mass,
so, Practical and Analytieal Che,pis.s,
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS LNEkiwllkKE.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-12-27
Journnl CombInoiions for 1879.

FirP.-The old brick building, known
as the "oid Emch Tavern" was totally
consumed by fire about 7o'cIock Christmas
night. II was occupied by an old bachelor,
named CUPP, who had gone out to a neigh
bors hut a short time prior to the discovery
of the fire. The building was not insured,
therefore is a total loss, estimated at 5000.
The fire had made too great hendway be-
fore the alarm was given, to enable the
fire department to render much service.