Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-12-05
-Don,L al 70 hear Gen. G1nsoN.

Court adjourned on Wednesday morn
ing to Dec. 80.
Only three weeks intervening between
this and Christmas.
Mems Rubber boots are selling at SO .25
at the New York Sture.
Mems heavy all wool half hose only
28cts at the New York Store.
Time and money can be saved by pay
ing taxes through Postmaster Ross.
We are selling prints for &c and the
very best at cts, at the New York Store.
Gem GIBsoN at the NJ. e. Church next
Wednesday evening. Secure your seats in
time
A letter addressed TO Trepanier &
Anderson, Toledo, o., is held at the post
Office for lack of postage.
Mr.. F. r. MILLER win accept our thanks for
Leadyille papers and also Mr.. L. c. wLsos and
Mr.. H. A. Ross for Kansas papers.
subscriptions taken, OF ci,ib rates, for
all the leading newspapers and magazines
at the postoflice news stand.
The anti giveawny.the-canal-bed soci-
ETY., OF Toledo, for Narrow Gauge railroad
purpuses, have the floor at present.
Be wise in time and procure DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup, which always cures Coughs
and Colds, and prevents consumption. %
| cents bottle.
If you wish TO get recipe for killing
neas on a shaggy dog, apply to Marshal
BLUE.
"A nice lot Of books for holiday pres
ents, at the post office news stand. Any
book not in stock will be furnished at pub
lisher's rates. Leave your orders.
The highest cash price paid for Hides
and Pelts, at the Perrysburg Tannery. 33 +
Eggs are selling at 20 cents per dozen
in Findlay and chickens are quoted at 4
cents per pound. Better buy the chickens
and set II cheap boy to chasing them up
hill.
-.Eor the small sum of 30 cts you can
buy an A l woman's shoe, at the New
York Store.
Persons of sedentary habits, and over
worked find in DIR. Bulls Baltimore Pills
a specific foI want of Appetite, PalpItation,
Debility, Constipation, and many other
ailments. Sold by all druggists. Price
% cents.
Heavy Flannel for mems wear can be
found at very low prices at the New York
Store.
Bowling Green Democrat: Those la.
dies who have grown left handed in the
back from stooping to pick up trails
will learn with feelings of gratitude
that short dresses are becoming fashion.
able again.
We sell mems genuine calf skin boots
for SO, at the New York Store. Don't fail
TO see them.
A magnificent line of New Dress
Goods, Shawls, Cloaks, Furs, &C., bought
especially for the Holiday trade, and now
on sale at the Reliable Dry Goods House
of NEuHArsEL Bros, 2i7 & 2l9 Summit
street, Toledo.
We are selling ont nice lot of heavy
shawls at and below cost as we do not wisl
n splendid all wool shawl for 81, at The
|
Walking matches all over the coun
try have been the real style; but thu
"true agony" has been shown in thost
innnmerable matches nightly walked bS
anxious fathers carrying CRYING babies
The rcmcdy-Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup. Prct
% cents.
We find that we can't place implicit
nfdence in reporters, as to dates, names
; &c. 1t was the Rev. DR.. YINGLIYG, of IT,,
VI. f. Church, Of this place, who ofliciate'
at the wedding of Mr.. f. II. PoCKLINGTol
and Miss lDA THoREToN last week irsteaC
Of Rev. J. X. BEEcHER, rs reported.
J The December number of Peterson
Magazine is just at hand, and is mos
J charming holiday number, containing tw
Of those bright steel engrNvings, beside
all the other interesting matter. Any sui
scriber, old or new, desiring to club Pr
TERsoN with the JOURNAL, can secure tn
two on the payment of SO, in advance.
Ohio is proud to own Gen. WIN. Gu
SON, who is recognized as one OF the MOI
eloquent orators Of the country. For onl
25 cents you will have the opportunity {
hearing his eloquent lecture on Facts {
. Faith and Fallacies of Iugersollisn,," I
j the NJ. f. Church next Wednesday ey,
ming. DON'T fail to improve this oppo
tunity.
Mr.. w. D. HERRTcK, of Tontogan
was in town Tuesday negotiating with NJ
CHAPMAN for lot of pine lumber. NJ
II. has lately purchased the pianiHg mi
K of Mr.. J. Y. PErrEYs, at Tontogany, AL
u and is putting in eight new machines,
lot Of shaiting, and is stocking up with
. fine lot Of lumber preparatory to startr
up in few days.
There lives in our village little Mi
who is rather dramatically inclined. 81
,e attended the elocullonary enterlainme
D given by Mrs. IRVING, and was mu'
,e pleased with the rendition oi the "Tl
Raven" The next morning while assistil
s. in the household work she struck trag
attitude and gave vent to the lollowi
quotation: "Sitling on the busted plasl,
\, Just above my chamber door II"
2 Prof DANE has succeeded in organ
ing class in music; Mrs. IRVING W
have a class ia eloeution the young pc
= pie of the Walnut Street church have {
ganized literary society and we are u,
booked for course OF lectures for &
Is Winter. These, with the church socia
will pretty thoroughly occupy as well
= develop the literary and social qualities
4 our citizens during the long Winter e.
y nings.
-FindlOy Je6ersOniOn: On Tuesday, I
Enirikiu, Miller, Ballard and Minulti
moved a stone from the bladder OF
John Walters, oi Eagle township, weigh
three ounces, aud nearly as large a
goose egg. Mr.. Walters is sixty years q
N. and has sufaered untold agony for f
&c years. We nnderstand that the ston'
l. as large VA the large st recorded in mt
"S cal history. The patients chances Tor
coyery are good.