Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-12-10

"A tuii line Oh chhheu Boous, ~ Mugs
bury's.
Who was that that was jamming the
stove pipe TO jamhation
For bargains In all kinds OF Winter
Goods, go to A. q. Williams n Bro.
The Munger Bros. dressed handsome
l18 pound buck on Saturdny,w. they re-
ceived from Michigan.
MIR. Norman Burns lost nearly 100 BUSH
els of apples by the sudlenness and sever
ity Of Winter. He says many others had
similar losses.
Prosecutor o. Troup says he does not
know OF one man in Bowling Green who
lavors Foster over Sherman. Sherman
appears TO be the first choice OF at least
fcur-6fths OF the Republicans Of the State.
We have both Beer .and Porter in the
administration Of justice in the Tenth Ju-
dicial District, as witness the names, minus
the seal Of the Court record IN another col
umn. And they do not have to Dodge
around much to get them either.
There was man in our town, and he
was wondrous wise; whenever he had
goods TO sell, he straight did advertise
and when he found his goods were gone,
with all his might md main, he hurried in
another lot, and advertised again.
1t is reported that several gentlemen OF
capital and enterprise are starting pro-
ject for establishing ar extensive manu-
factory for railroad cars in the city Of To-
ledo. With her net work Of railroads II
wonld seem That there could not be II bet
ter location selected for such mandatory.
--Ex Commissioner Pierce informs Bee
reporter that iootmen would be able to cross
the new bridge to day, and that the flooring
will be completed for the passage of teams
by Wednesday, or Thursday Of next week.
The freezing up OF the river just when IL
did hns greatly facilitated the work, as the
workmen have solid foundation TO work
upon.
Fresh buckwheat -four aud White
Rose Drips," new syrup for Buckwheat
cakes, ut Kingsbury's.
The time is now approaching for
Christnins presents to be given to friends
and relatives, and in view of this fact 1'ay-
lor & Miller have purchased II large stock
of Toys & Holiday Goods, of all descrip-
tions. Fine presents, at all prices, so if
you have but little money you can find
goods TO suit you as well rs higher priced
goods. Don't let your friends he slighted.
See new advertisement in another column.
Mr.. r. x. Hollenbeck has secured
telephone apparatus which he intends to put
in position between his residence and Office
rs soon as the weather moderates. Some
men can get enough "talk back when ut
home, without having it telegrnphed to
them. But there is consolation in the iact
that the ground wire may be attached when
| the discussion gets too warm. Mr.. III. in
also looking around for plans and specili-
cations for constructing an ice buat to
ply between here and Toledo.
Our Scotch Ridge correspondent men.
toned the fact some months since, that u
box was left in DIR. L. l.. Loomis' Office in
the night which had two fuses attached
and was supposed to be an internal ma
chine of some sort that would be dangerous
to handle. 1t was finally removed but re-
mained unopened until n few days since,
when ii was found to contain nine pounds
| of powder. , 1t is evident that some evil
disposed person placed it there with tho
view Of destroying the building.
And the gentlemen will find something
TO please them at Ross.
"A gentleman informed us few days
since, that he had attended wedding, in
the conntry, the night before, and that
they had the highest old time he ever at
tended. 1t was OH the one time and II
motion plan. Beer was one of the inspir.
ing beverages, and they only had seven
kegs of il, and 1t wasn't much Of night
for beer either. The ceremony was per.
formed at o'clock in the afternoon, and
was Immediately followed by dancing,
which WAS kept up until s o'clock the mex,
morning. The young couple had n lively
start in their w.dded bliss, and il they keep
mp the motion, they will have no trouble
in chasing dull care away.
As will be seen by an article copied
from the Bee, several OF our farmers OF
Wood as well as of other counties have
been taken in by sharpers by the signing
of their names to papers that they do moi
know the contents thereof. In face OF the
fact that after all the warning ana advice
given gratuitously by the local press neal
every week, and III many cases the with
holding of the small pittance due the pub
Usher for such information, which If heed
ed would save them one hundred fold NOR,
than the cost OF same, we are ut a loss tt
decide whether these sharpers are not en-
titled to chrome instead OF punishment
by law.