Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-12-28
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LOCAL MATTERS-


School Books and slates, Finkbeiuer
--Don't forget Jos place, the Lead
House Barber Shop. Give him acan.
Two Of the churches at Grand Rapids
had Christmas trees.
Fourteen cn~es OF typhoid fever are
reported in Middleton township.
The officers of Wolford Post, q. A.
r., will he duly Installed next Friday ev-
eAing, Jan. 4.
--As usual there win be morning aud
evening services at the WslHut Street
Church on Sabbath next.
The delinquent land fist occupies
twelve columns Of the Sentinel this year.
1t is growing larger every year.
--,Siik Handkerchief. A. WILLIAMS.
The young people ut Grand Rapids
gave ball on Christmas night, at which
100 couple participated and all had good
time.
The bible Glass of the Presbyterian Sab
bath School had a pleasant social ard recep-
tion with their teacher, Mrs. j. P. Averill, on
Thursday evening last.
The Sentinel gays the railroads pass
ing through, Wood county covered their
taxes into the county treasury this week,
amounting to S27 ,072.84.
Rapid mercurial changes this week
blizzard spread a sheen oil ice over all
outdoors in this section.
&C. w. Munson, Toledo, Ohio, wishes
the names and addresses of all his former
pupils and classmates. Plense send your
own and as many Others as you can. 3sd
Mrs. s. W. Lindsay, of Blooming
TIN, III, started the money Tor her sub.
in time 10 get In our stocking ON Christ
mas morning.
For Useful Christmas Pesents, goto
A. WILLIAMS.
Hon. w. II. We,more informs us
that he secured "a bushels Of good, mer-
chaniable clover seed from IA acres Of
ground this fall. Is there any one who
can beat ths yield?
"A young man named Cupp, short
distance south OF town, received Sc
we're fracture of leg below the knee
while engaged in falling tree on Sat
urday last.
-"Merry Christmas and Happy New
Year" 10 you, and may you come and see
us again when in need of jewelry OF any
kind, diamonds, watches, clocks, or silver
ware. ]. j. Freeman. l53 Summit street,
Toledo.
"A good joke is told on two or three
young men who attended the mask bal. on
Christmas Eve. To get recognized they
had TO retire, turn their coats and pnt on
false faces. That joke il wicked but ii is
said to have been an actual occurrence.
-Jewelrv, Albums, Box Paper, Pock-
ct Books, &c, in large and elegant va
rely, ut CHAMPNEY's
MIR. John Donald, af Grand Rapids
this county, and Miss Ella fuller. daugh-
ter oi Judge Tuller, os Ioniogany, departed
the single life OF blessedness on Tuesday
tChrislmas) The JOURNAL extends con.
gratulstons TO the happy twain.
The residence of Peter Seils, at
Bairdstown, was burglarized aud set on
fire Christmas niglt during the absence
II himself and wife ut ball. He dis-
covered the FIRE in time To snve hi.
home, but the thieves secured $50 and a
suit of clothes.
Sill and Spanish Lace Edg:.
A. WILLIAMS.
Sheriff Brown, of Bowling Green
will accept the thanks of the JOURNAL
for l5 pound gobbler which came in
by cypress before we we've ont of bed OF
Christmas morning. 1t was too big foi
our stocking but is just. fit for the
stomach.
Mr.. John c. Leydorf has been award
ed The contract To furnish large number
of oak and elm spiles for HE prosrectiv,
cherry street bridge in Toledo. He desirei
10 buy large number M sson as possible
Oak mnst he 40. As and So feet in length
Elm AZ and As feet, and s inches at top.
Mrs. Geo. w Hufford has purchased
n Lamb Knitting Machine, and has sci VI
of nights to study the rules aud regulations
governing the operations OF the new i'm
proved machine in the varied assortmen
of work it is capable OF performing. 7
only required week for her 10 becem-
master OF the situation.
Lace Collars, Ties and Fichues.
A. WILLIAMS.
Mr.. o. d. Hopkins informs us tha
among the thousand and one articles SOLD
tins week was the handsome S35 chande
lier which has ornamen,ed his shoy
window Tor two or three weeks past
Mr.. A. w. Lee was the purchaser, all,
We presume to say it was Christina
present for Mrs. Lee.
We hear that the Lime CITY Sabbatl
| School had very enjoyable time and
large program Of literary exercises, in con.
nection with their Christmas Tree on Mon
day evening. The school will nrcept til
thanks Of The JOURNAL for kind remem
brnnce in the shape OF friendless orph Al
which isH fl snhject for the Iadies' Be
nevolent Sewing Society.
Just in for Holiday hade-o large line
Fancy Goods. a. WILLIAMS.
John 2urHuh will sell Gold Pens, vi
olins, Accordeons, Banjos and other Musi,
al Instruments Mt cost price, and nnde
during the Holidays AT his old stand i
Perryshurg. He also has large assor
mcut Of Fine Jewelry, Matches, Clocks an
Spectacles which he will sell al reduce
prices during the Holidays, IN Toledo,
Monroe ST. Also Opera Glasses. both TO
rent and sale. Particular attention ispai
10 repairing, and all warranted.
The King of all: The light runnin
New Home"
Have you seen the "New Home ?"
With The "New Home" toll Is pleasur
The New Home" is all that can
desired
The New Home" Is unequaied for sim
pliciiy and ease Of operation.
Wanted Responsible. dealers in a
nnoccupied territory, to handle the "Ne
Home" Address Lozier & Stokes, 81
Superior ST., Cleveland, o.
Mr.. G. II. Caldwell, who purchase
the Keeler farm just above town fe
years ago, is becoming noted for raisir
the best hogs on the river. He is al,
giving attention to the raising of 9th,
fine blooded animals. This fall lie pal
$40 for 6ne Merino buck, whic
sheared 2l pounds of wool when yei
old, and there are only Two others
the county that are his equal in valu
Our farmers are gradually wnking up