Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-12-17

"A Iull line Ol uOliS lUfeS'eu ana un-
dressed), tea sets, kitchen furniture, writing
desks and lots OF pretty things, for the
girls, at Ross.
A nice lot of sleighs, wagons, veloci-
pedes and rocking horses, for the boys, at
Ross.
The children all say Gross has the
boss stock of toys and holiday goods"
Parents should govern themselves accord
ingy.
We find there is considerable interest taken
on this side of the river in the running time Of
trains on the Toledo, Delphos 4 Burlington
Narrow Gauge r. R. The road was opened to
Marion. Ind, last week, and we received aud
inserted their first timetable issued.
"A fine lot of looking glasses-very
cheap-nt Kingsbury's.
Il have Just received n chr lond of
new Sewing Muchines-Remington and
Singer-with latest improvements, which
the holidays. No more useful holiday
machines. c. A. KREps.
The members Of the Grand Army of the
Republic at Weston opened up their Fair on
Monday evening last under very favorable an
spices. Their collection Of relics is said to be
the finest ever seen in the Northwest. The
Fair is to continue until the close OF the year.
with new and attractive features every night.
The Satanic press" of Toledo, have
taken such an active interest in the West
minister church troubles of that city that
there seems to be no hope left for COM
promise or anything short of a division OF
the church membership. Blessed should
be the peace maker.
Capt. Diedrck Smith, Of Co. "I," 37h O..
v. v. l., after an illness Of fifteen years, con-
tracted in the services. died at his residence in
Toledo last Friday. The funeral took liace at
ar NJ. sunday and was largely attended by
the Grand Armv Of the Republic and other or.
ganizations to which he belonged.
The finest lot of gift books ever brought
to this place can be seen at Ross.
The county officers elected in October have
commenced taking their respective positions
On Monday Of last week Mr.. A. 8. Furgnson
filed his bond and was mustered in as lnfirm-
ary Director for the term OF three years, vice
W. G.. Avery retiring. We have heard no COM
plants against Mr.. A. and have confidence
that his successor will make good record.
Don't forget that Mrs B. NJ. Warner
is selling her entire stock of Millinery
Goods at COST during the holidays. Her
stock of Goods is complete in all its
branches. and no better opportunity to pro-
cure useful holiday gifts will occur. Don't
fail to call.
The Bee reports thnt Mr.. VIM. Witzler,
south of Perrysburg, came near loosing val
liable team at the foot Of jefferson street, Toe.
do, on Saturday. The lines had been fastened
| to the hub of the wagon, aud on backing lit
| tie the lines we're wouGd SO tight that the team
and wagon was forced back into the river
| They were finally rescued after fne set Ol
harness had been nearly destroyed.
-Dyspepsia in its worst forms will yield
| TO the use OF Carter's Little Nerve Pills
aided by Carriers Little Liver Pills. They
not only relieve present distress bu
strengthen the stomach and the digestiv,
apparatus.
Mr.. ]. w. Benschoier, of Grand Rap
ids, took llandsome drove of twenty young
beef cattle illrogh on foot last week, expect
ing to ship them from Toledo to Buffalo /
satisfactory sale could not be made u
the stock yards in Toledo. He took sim
liar drove through to Buffalo three week
previous.
This is the season when an oyste
hides itself in gallon of warm water, ant
furnishes the corner stone upon which Il
erect church festival.-Er.
MIR. Chns. Pocklington brought hi
wife home on Monday from the Pr"iesten
IIosp,tal, Toledo, where she has been nnde
the treatment of Mrs. DIR. Nj. NJ. lIalliel
. for three weeks. She has greatly improve
in health and speaks in the most ilalterin
terms OF the management Of the Hospitn
and of the skill and Kindness vi Mrs. ID
Hatfield.
Go TO Kingsbury's to get the bcst {
CIR, ceries, Of all descriptions, and at I'll
lowest prices, for Christmas.
MIR. d. X. Hollenbeck has got his telephor
/. wire in operation bet ween his law Office al
!. residence, the first line established in town.
: runs directly under the cornicc Of our otiic
and would be easily tapped but he is altog eth,
to willing that We shonld-if we want to.
lie wants to sit In his Office and jaw back at h
wife all day, it is presumed he has the leg
right TO do so. There has been few prec
dents established in such cases, but II has n
been followed up after the experience OF u
participalors was all in. We would advise Il
' English sparrows to keep of that wire.
!. An elegant line OF velvet frames, bO,
cabinet and card sizes, at Ross.
i, Esquire Jas. N. Brown came in town la
Wednesday afternoon to take The train for 7
Iedo to be mustered with the @. A, RS, III
evening. In passing along Louisiana avenl
he lost $40 from his pocket. He discover
his loss Just few moments before the arriv
Of The train and was Fastening toward 4
postoiiice where he had paid SO to man shol
/. iy before, to see Il he had dropped the mon
there, when he was hailed by little girl wi
: desired to know II he had lost anything.
informed her that he had lost $40. Shs 50
}. she had Just picked II up near MIR. Lucas sto
and handed Il 10 him. Mr.. d. was tdouh
: lucky, In having $40, and In losing II to ha
,s 1t found by an honest person.
. The finest line OF Cigars, Pipes and ]
bacco, in the city, cheap, at N. WEDERTz'
I. South Toledo Advertiser. Four br
new freight engines for the L. d. h b.
n r., were at the Wabash crossing Wedn
d. day morning. Two on side track Il
two on cars. The two on the cars were i
loaded during the day and the others W,
sent out on the road. The passenger traI
n have been running 10 Warren, Ind, Sin
= the I'd, and are generally on time Or as M
ns could be expected for such weather.
8 far the freight trains appear To run on |"
= and como as you please time. The re
Ia In good shape Tor new one and II is
fb tined 10 be one Of the popular roads
ready good passenger business 10 be
I'd done. ~