Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-08-18
LOCAL MATTERS.
NEW ADvERTIsEmENTs.
Ditch Notices.. Case.
Propossls-D. X Hollenbeok.
Single copies OF the JouRSAL L can be had Of
Mr.. e. d. Ross, al the Postofhce.

Peaches are better in this portion Of
the State than in Central Ohio.
The Centennials," Of Toledo, play
the Perrysburg" " club in this place to-day.
Hay will be cheap next winter. From
all sections an abundant crop is reported.
Strangers speak favorably of the en-
terprise Of our village in lighting the
streets at night.
Quite large number Of our young
people went on the Bethel excursion from
Toledo, Thursday.
The order of Gen. DIX to "shoot 'em
on the spot is still in force at the hotel de
Clements, South Toledo.
The schooner Fleetwiag received about
10000 slaves this week, from the yards Of
Messrs. A.G. WILLIAMS & Bro
Camp meetings have not been a great
success this year. Like all things else,
they have their ups and downs.
--Blackberries, which are worth but three
to ak cents per quart IN the central part
of the State, sell here at fifteen cents.
The early pears have been marketed
aud the Bartlett AMI other later favorites
will be ready for picking in few days.
The trimming of the shade trees on
our streets is all right, but the appearance
OF the streets is not improved by brush
heaps.
Toledo real estate transfers are not 20
numerous as last year. The owners of real
estate are not disposed to part with it dur
ing panicky times.
Mr.. HANsoN's new building is now H.
closed and is much admired. 1t will take
rank with the finest residences in the vii
lage.
The "Athletics," of Toledo, and the
Windys," of South Toledo, play the
=" rub" game on the grounds of the latter
club to-day.
For want OF funds the new Presbyteri-
an church, on Second sireat, may not I've
enclosed this season. This is unfortunate
and should be avoided If possible.
Our Justices OF the Peace reap their
richest harvests from disturbances in neigh
boring townships. The decisions of JUS
tices FOWLER and MERRY are seldom ap-
pealcd from.
Advertised letters: A. J. Courtrigh t
Margaret A. Fipins, Grace Hughes (2)
Annie E. King, Eta Ous, J. Franklin
R,ckeri, May E. Sw,s sert.
The weather for the past two weeks has
been most favorable for ripening corn, and
the crop IN this county will not be so great
failure as was predicted during the rainy
season.
Town Hall has been provided with
seats sufficient to accommodate from 300
to 500 persons, for the use of both political
parties during the campaign.
One of the leading citlzens OF Bowling
Green is keeping his family in Perrysburg
this summer. A pure atmosphere and
good society are doubtless the objects
sought.
The two landlords at Bowling Green
want the Democratic nomination for Sher-
if, aud Democrats are we'll entertained at
the Hub hotels, at low figures. Such are
the prices paid for empty hono-s.
Our market is now we'll supplied with
fruits and vegetables, and our burcnerS
keep an ample supply of the choicest
meats. Those who have the money to
spend, can live like lords.
The South Toledo Windies" took the
conceit out of the Toledo " Athletics" last
week on the grounds of the latter club.
Honors are now easy and the rub game
will be regarded with interest.
A couple of "soiled doves" who dis
turbed the people living oil Indiana Ave,
made their departure just in time to es-
cape demonstration OF public sentiment
which could not have proved in the least
pleasant for them.
There was a girl in our town and she
was wondrous lame, she ran heavy sew
ing machine from which the trouble came,
but when she saw how lame she was viii
all her might and main, she bought new
Domestic" and was soon all right agaih'
On the oath inst. there will he grand
time at the Soldiers Home, Dayton, o.
There will be several balloon asce nsions
and marriage will take place in one OF
them while floating in the air. Other
amusements will add to the attractions OF
the occasion.
Last Sunday evening persons made
an attempt to force an entrance into the
residence Of Mr.. F. HoLLESBEcK, on Front
street, but without success. The doors oI
Mr.. G. z. TAYLOR's abode were also tried
but were found securely fastened.
OH Thl,sday evehiugoi ast week Mr.
l.. B. J. EWING, of Haskins, while re-
turning from TonIogany on foot, on the
Railroad track, was run over by the cars
and killed. How the accident occurred is
a mystery, as the engineer did not obser {
Ewing on the track until it was 100 late
to prevent the engine from striking him.
Science has accomplished no more
wonderful or gratifying result than the
perfection of an antidote to the chilling
signs of approaching age, something to OBJ
literate the tell-tale tracks of time, and
preserve the natural adornments of youth
to ripe old age. Halls Hair Renewel
does all this, and it's praise resounds in cot,
tage and palace The dwelers am ong the
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