Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-01-04
LOCAL MATTERS.
The ice men have much 10 encourage
them thfs kind Of weather.

them this kind Of weather.
This is the week to form good resolu.
tions aud the remainder Of the year ia a
good time to enforce them.
School Books and States, Finkbeiner.
Don't forget Jos place, the Leaf
House Barber Shop. Give HIM call.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment OF d. Langel's Asthma and Catarrh
Remedy in another column.
With the holiday season over, and
sincere desire Tor milder weather, we hope
TO be able to get the JOURNAL out strictly
on time hereafter.
According to the Toledo Post there
appears 10 be lively row brewing in the
Office of the Toledo Collector OF Customs.
Mr.. S. P. Tolman is buying lumber
direct from the Michigan mills, for spot
cash, and can and will sell Ms cheap as
they do in Toledo. Call and see him.
Sir and Spassish Lace Edge.
A. WILLIAMS.
Miss Eva Rheinfrank gave pleas.
ant social party to her numerous young
friends on New Years night.
&C. w. Munson, Toledo, Ohio, wisher
the names and addresses Of all his forme
pupils and classmates. Please send your
own and as many Others as you can. 3Sd
The ball at the Town Hall was on
New Years night instead OF New Years
Eve, and was largely attended from To-
lcdo and surrounding country.
"A letter addressed to Miss Minnie B.
Hollister, Boston, Mass, isheld for postage
at the postoffice.
Lace Collars, Ties aud FTchues.
A. WILLIAMS,
Mr.. J. L. Douglas, of Bloomington,
H., will accept our thanks for very
handsome Happy New Year" card, an.
nouncing his continuance with the Chicago
Stamping Co. for 1884.
Mr.. Andy Glenn, a member of the old
14th o. v. v. l., of which Gen. Steedman
was the first Colonel, has collected at Bow
ilUk iuTHtu ln Glc " aub W
the Chickamauga Fund.
School Books and Supplies, at
A. R. CHAMPNEY's.
Mr.. A. Sugarman, the restless, sleep.
less Clother at 4S Front street, East To-
ledo, Issues new proclamation to the
people of Wood county and vicinity for
the year, 1888, (which appears in this issue.
Reud it.
For Jewelry, Watches ana CLOCK of
all Kinds, and Repairing, call on John
Zurhuh, 80 Monroe Street, Tole,lo, and he
will also keep on hand AZ the old stand in
Ptrrysburg, Clocks, Musical Instruments,
Strings, Spectacles, &c, where orders Tor
Repairing may be left and all warranted.
Closing out sale of Winter Caps and
Gents Underclothng, at Finkbeiner's.
MIR. Chas. f. Browning, of.Tolejo, aud
Miss Jennie +. Turney, Of Grand Rapids,
this county. were united in marriage at the
residence of the brides parents on New
Years night, Rev. NJ. L. Donahey, Of
Napoleon, officiating. The happy couple
will make Toledo their future home.
We direct attention to the Prospec-
tus OF the Toledo Con,Kiercial Teiegrdm in
another column. Both the DAILY and
in want of Daily or City Weekly will
do well to examine tile merits of these
papers. What Messrs. Comfy and Fran
cisco don't know about conducting a
| newspaper is scarcely worth the effert to
| find out.
The ice in the river gave way on
New Years day under the heavy pressure
from q food of water coming down, and
the break continued until it reached
Rock Bar where the usual Spring clog
is held sometimes for weeks. The big
Island and the docks are submerged with
broken ice and water IN which condition
it Is being CONCEALED into a solid mass
during The past two days.
AT The Little Dutch Postmaster's''
Christmas Bazaar, TWO handsome prizes
were otfered-lhe purchaser of 81 worth OF
goods emitting he purchaser to II tick et
in the drawing. The drawing took place
on New Years day ard Mr.. j. X. Tyler
secured The Mirror witt, No. 2l9, and Mr.
N. Wedertz secured the Bracelets with
No. l64- Some people were born lucky
ETC., etc.
School Books and Stationary. at
A. Il CHAMPNEY's.
Mr.. VIM. B. Dohson, OF Washington
ID. c., will accept our thanks for the COM
pliments OF the season, n Happy New
Year" card, which announces his empl"y
ment on Tie Imericum Register, at Wash
ington, correspondent OF the Gin. Enquire,
Toledo Erening Post, and his own paper
the Bowling Green Democrat We ar,
pleased TO learr that w. B. D's merit
have been rec ,gnized by his party at tin
hub.
The Mitchell Post, G. A. Z. OF South
Toledo, Eeld successful fair last week
which VIII add about $3.50 10 the monu
ment fund. The Jersey COW, one of th
leading prizes, netted the Post about So
and was drawn by Mr.. ii. W. Case, an oil
soldier and farmer residing about 2 mile
north OF the city. Mrs David White, Q
this place, fully expected to capture tha
COW.
The following are the fortunate nun
bers that drew the leading prizes at Nal
ley's grand drawing In Toledo ON Wedne'
day morning: Pony, 1854; Piano, 344
Watch, 4i56; Cow, 22l2 Buggy, 1896
Sewing Machine, 30l4; Stove, 35l9. y
none of the articles drawn were Gala
for at the time il is believed that til
lucky numbers are mostly held in III
! country.
LATER-Teuionic Catharine drew III
stove, and other Toledo parties secure
the pony, COW and sewing machine, leay