Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-01-10
LOCAL MATTERS.
NEW ADvERTIsBntENTs.
Sheriff. SaIo-OrrIn Henry,
--5ixty-fve names grace the Exchange
Hotel register for the past week.

Mr.. Gro. BoETscH has 1900 10 cake
of ice in front Of his grocery, mounted
with pyramid Of beer kegs, two Gags and
broom.
III you wish literary treat, don't fail
TO hear the lecture Of Miss EDWARDS, at
the Baptist Church on Friday evening
next.
Advertised Letters. Mrs. II. +,
Brown, James Blinn, Numan Davenport
Mrs, Frank Harris, Carrie Keppler, Mrs. L,
Newell.
The Rev. Mr.. PoPE is preaching for
the Methodist Society here, until the va
cancy caused by the death OF Rev. L. T.
CLARKE is supplied by Conference.
The Delinquent Land List occupies
fourteen columns of the Sentinel this year.
the expense for publishing Of same amount
ing to near 5000.
Mr.. FRED EBERLY is the happiest
young married man in town. You can
buy boots and shoes cheap now. It's boy,
and weighs just l2l pounds.
The weather for some days had been
gradually moderating, until last night an
other zephyr quietly struck us and sent
the mercury down to 80 below zero.
During the month of December the
Tiffin Tribune received on subscription,
$45090. The readers OF local papers must
have resumed, "Oyer there"
The Tifin Tribune desires to know what
we mean by "ir-regardless." We "mean"
to freeze the air" off next time, IL we have
little more time than we had during the
holidays.
The Toledo Commercial came out on
New Years day in quarto form considerably
enlarged and improved. The Connercioi
is live, spicy paper under the manage
ment Of Mr.. Rich.
-"Query: Why will men smoke com.
mon tobacco, when they can buy Marburg
Bros Seal Of North Coroiina' at the same
price," 3Sd
A sleighing party of the little folks
went to Bowling Green night before last to
visit CHARLIE RUSSELL. We also learn
that another party Of the older ones visited
some point south of Bowling Green last
night.
The Second Adventists ixed upon the
5th Of January, 1879. for the ending Of the
world. 1t was kind IN them to set the day
after the holiday season, and cruel in them
to advertise such dreadful event before
the approach Of the holidays.
The ice, that is being put up in large
quantities this week, ranges from II to 20
inches in thicknes'. 1t gives the boys the
back ache to handle il. Who il il that
will dare to Nrsert that the p, ople of the
burg can't keep cool next summer?
The freight train passing north on FRI
day morning last dilched ten cars at Anna
Station, by the inside rail at the switch
giving away. 1t required all day to re-
move the wreck, and the mnil train pass.
ing north was detained about an hour by
the accident.
OF the many publications sent out by
Florists none can compare with lieks Floral
Guide, either in its artistic execution or in
the clear and valuable information it con-
tainS. While costing but FIVE cents it is u
handsome ornament for parlor table and
it's colored plate is gem always worthy Of
a frame. Send and get copy. See adv
elsew here for directions.
The handsomest calling card we have
seen this year, is the one that has just come
to hand from our young friend, Mr.. ERN-
EST q. MILLER, who is now located at
Leadville, Col. We would infer from this
that Mr.. f. q. NJ. is at his old tricks, going
out among enr on New Years. BY the way
what has become of that description Of
the far West that we have been expecting
for some months?
The Wood County Reporter, nee Weston
Reporter, opened up its batteries in Bowl
ing Green Last week, with Bro. DARKE as
tirst gunner. From the appearance of the
first issue lively times may be anticipated
in the newspaper arena in that quarter.
Now Bro. DARKE, drop your financial non
sense and go down for the bottom facts in
our local government, which consists OF n
combination of Republicans and Democrats,
and we will lend you helping hand.
One OF the lIirest and best literary pa.
pers in the country is the old Philadelphia
Saturday Eceaing Post, which has made its
weekly visits to its large number of admir-
ers for over half century. With the fir.,
issue of the present year it came in new
dress and in new form, l6 pages, folded
and cut for use the same "a n book. Those
wishing TO club The sa me with the JOURNAL
will find the rates given in table else
where
On Tuesday of last week Mr.. MIN
MONS and Miss EMMA BRowN, of Toledo,
had an eventful day ON marrow and broad
gauge railways, a sleighride between we an
cIent cities of Maumee and Perrysburg'
aud the missing of warm meal ut the
residence of Mr.. RICHARD DAY. 1t would
take a half column to properly trace the
events of their visit to absent friends in
South Toledo and Perrysburg, and their
efforts to find them on this occasion.
The officers elect of Phoenix Lodge
No, I23 F. & A. NJ, were duly installed on
Monday evening, except the Secretary, Mr.
NJ. A. TRowBRInGE, who wnn detained at
home by sickness. Past Master Crook,
who has served the Lodge faithfully as
Worshipful Master for fourteen years, per-
formed the ceremonies of installation.
Several of the officers and members of
Northern Light Lodge, South Toledo
we're visitors ON this occasion.