Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-08-10

Oats at % to 25 cts. per bushel lie too
cheap.
Dust thou art, and unto dust we have
all returned.
Miss IDA HosHEL's school gave pic
mic at Maple Grove last Friday.
Remember the Murphy Combination
next Wednesday eveUing, at Town Hall.
Only seven marriage licenses Issued
during the month Of July in Wood county.
Mr.. Gro. BoETscn shipped $4,000 feet
of oak spiles this week, via steam barge
Ph. Waller.
"A good rain, now, would materi ally
increase the yield OF corn and late potatoes
In this section.
Those in search Of huckleberries in
the openings of Lucas county have not met
with hattering success.
Advertised Letters: Ella Bick, Mag
gle Cummins, P. Conners, VIM. J. Dennis
and Mich'l VapLuskirk.
Schooner Saowdril left our dock this
week, Win fbsUJU StaNCS lEbui bne yhIu5 VI
Messrs A. G. WILLIAMS & Bro.
=" with malice for all, and charity for
none" the Antwerp Gaze te wants its de-
hnquent subscribers to settle up at once.
Remember Mrs. NJ. A. THORNTON is
taking pictures cheaper than they can be
taken elsewhere, for the month of August.
There is now good black bass fishing
in the river. Several strings OF fine fish
have been taken during the past few days.
The Wauseon band turned out and SER
enaded the first ireigh: train that passed
through that place after the strike ended.
Mr.. Gro McMoN1GAL, of Lime City,
Is building lime kiln in Lake township,
on the line OF the Pennsylvania Railroad.
--NIessrs. F. r. MILLER & Co. loaded
the steam cannl-boat j. r. Falls with about
$500 bushels of wheat and corn, last week.
The members of the old 9th o. V, 1.
should not forget that their reunion will
take place at Toledo, on next Thursday,
August 10Th.
DIR. L. L. LOOMS informs us elat he
will loose between three and four thousand
dollars by the burning of his store, two
weeks since-
Those desiring fine Geranium slips
should inquire of Mrs. NJ. A. TnoRSToN.
who viii sell them cheap, at her residence
on Fifth street.
"A Murphy picnic is announced take
place in Sargeant's Grove, Portage, on
Wednesday, August 22d, 1877. ADJ are
cordially invited.
Our young friend, w. J. PARKS, is
preparing for the Immediate erection of
good brick residence on his farm, adjoining
that of his father on the pike.
| MIR. A. r. PERRY, of IIaskins, is meet
ing with ALTERING success in hIs canvass
Of Perrysburg township for Ridpath's His
I tory OF the United States.
/ Miss EDITH DAY gave pleasant So
6iai party last Friday evening. Croquet,
music, ice-cream, cake, &C., were among
the leading features OF the evening.
-we,neglected last week to state that
/ the Silver Coruet Band furnished some
very good music for the Murphy excursion
and picnic, without money and without
price.
Parties coming in to attend the Sd
Cavalry Re6nion should not forget to bring
their baskets well filed with dinner. We
must give the boys something better than
| hard tack, ON thiS occasion.
Mr.. ]. F. Kumler this mornipg gave
Wilcox Bros. an order to refit the yacht
Ku,nler entirely new til roughoui. This is
a very liberal act and is highly appreci-
ated by the owner, Mr.. W. G. Alexander.
Bee.
One of the most remarkable remedial
agents, either Of ancient or modem times
is Lnwson's Curative" Il removes pain
from Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Headache, Lame
Back or Side. 1t heals GUS, Wounds, Bruises,
and reduces Inflammation Of all kinds
CHARLES McGRAw, Is years of age,
son OF Councilman McCiRyw OF Toledo,
was thrown down an emhankment at
by team running away with him, and
his neck was broken by the fall.
Will somebody give the editors OF the
Sen incl an opinion on the maIrdanrus case.
They are 'spiling' to bull-doze somebody
and are willing to resort TO the lowest
tricks of demagoguery to do 80. This only
wins for time.
Now let the anti-treating society be
organized, and Perrysburg will become
what nature has abundantly endowed her
TO be, n pleasant home for all families who
require good society, morals, educational
facilities, health, pleasant scenery, &C., &c.
Several families in Toledo would spend
the Summer here, could they obtain de-
sirable boarding places. Why does not
some person prepare for the accommoia-
ton of this class Of boarders? They want
good airy quarters, with ample play
grounds for children.
Half the fools in the United States
think they can beat the doctors at curing
the sick; two thirds of them are sure they
can beat the ministers preaching the gos.
pei and all on them certain they can
beat the editors editing the papers, Weston
Free Press.
1t was with Mr.. Wx. q. ScHLEcr we
smoked this week. It weighs ten pound.
and is OF the harness maker persuasion
That is a prolific neigh borhood up on Fifth
street The junior editor OF the Granger
should move there. Now let us hear from
Bowling Green.
The Bee insists that Toledo was not
| son rod dur;nu tka late 0nnnlaosontnees >