Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-20

iNb W I've
Columbus is having a big fight with
the waiier-girl salo ons OF that city. There
is trouble bruin up this way on the
same subject.
Mr.. J. r. TYLER had shoulder dis
located while endeav oring to hold horse
Which was frightened by the cars, at the
depot, on Saturday last. .l
-Messrs. f. r. MILLER & Co. have
bought and shipped $4,000 pounds Of wool
this season, and have another car load
about ready for shipment.
The masons will soon finish their work
on Mr.. AMoN's new business block on
Front street, and Mr.. A. expects to occupy
his commodious quarters in few weeks.
The Arion Band had a pleasant eve
ming pleasant party and good time at
their excursion on the steamer Frost Tues
day evening. They cleared four or FIVE
dollars over all expenses,
Mr.. L. C. WILSON has just received a
choice lot of reasonable vegetables and ber-
ries, consisting of cabbage, cucumbers, to-
matoes, blackberries, &C., &c. He is al.
ways up with the times.
On Tuesday, while cultivating corn,
Mr.. FRANK THoMPsoN's horse became
frightened and in attempting to run caught
itself in the tugs and fell on Mr.. HIS foot,
dislocaiing it at the ankle.
Yesterday morning, in attempting to
block the wheel of a wagon loaded with
spiles German boy seven or eight years
old had his hand badly bruised by getting
it caught between the wheel and a stone.
The Toledo Daily News is the name of
little fve-column daily that made its
appearance in Toledo this week. Messrs.
ALLYN, HEATH & Co. are the publishers.
1t may live, but it will undoubtedly be on
light diet.
There is always something wrong. The
Lima Gaaett. says: The trouble among
the farmers now is, that the wheat fields
are not large enough to set up the wheat
shocks, and they have to build them two
stories high.
MARLEY has marked down his entire
stock OF Clothing to and below cost in his
grand semi-annual Clearing Sale of Sum
mer Goods, for the next 80 days. Read his
new advertisement, and call and examine
| his stock when III Toledo.
On the 9TH inst, PETER MCGovERN
aged 2l years, died OF consumption, making
the fifth death in that family within few
years past with that dreaded disease. His
funeral took place at the Catholic church
and was largely attended.
Yesterday fractions team belonging
to two gentlemen peddling tinware took
fright on Sixth street and for short time
made music in the air. They brought up
on hitching post, one of the horses and
the wagon up side down, and the tinware
well distributed on the wny.
Mr.. JOHN CHARLES lately vacated the
rooms occupied by his family in the lower
portion OF the Town Hall and located on
farm in Lucas county. Mr.. NATHAN
TErFT has taken charge of the Hall and
removed his family into the rooms vacated
by direction of the Township Trustees.
Until further notice 1 will buy White
or Burr Oak Piles Is, 80 and 35 feet long
Piles must not be less than IA inches al
the butt, IL inches in centre and 8 inches
at top end. To be delivered on the dock
at PerrysLurg, for which will pay cash.
Off GEORGE BoErscH.
The following sensible ADVICE is going
the rounds of the press, and the hint suits
this locality as well as any other: "Gen
tlemen, it is no longer correct, in tip-toT
society, to lift your hat to ladies in the
street. A simple bow now sufiices in Paris
Berlin and New York" Don't he country
pumpkins any longer.
With all the testimony in it's favor
together with our personal knowledge OF
it, we commend "Lawson's Curative" 20 oul
friends, with confidence that it will dc
them good. For Rheumatism, Neuralgia
Nervous Headache, Pains in the Back o.
Limbs, in fact, whenever cooling anC
healing emhrocation is needed, use thu
Curative"
Mr.. GEORGE BoETscH sent out histhirC
load Of spiles to Cleveland this week OF
the steam barge Pa. Walter, making tota
of $4,000 feet shipped up to date. On tn
return trip last week the boat brought
fine load Of Blue Stone from Sandusky 70
Mr.. JOHN THoRNToN, which are said to b
the best buildiDg stone In the northern par
of the State.
The Delphos Herald says the first en-
CINE to be used on the Toledo, Delphos
Indianapolis Marrow Gauge has been chris
tened "Dupont," in honor Of the town o
Dupont and its people, who have from th
beginning had an abiding faith in the en-
terprise and adhered TO Delphos through
thick and thin. The compliment is dc
served.
The farmers living in the Southwestern
part Of tins county have suffered very seri
ous losses from the overflow of their land'
occasioned by the drainage of portions {
Hancock, Putnam aud Henry county upo
them The proceedings Of meeting @
the sufferers, held at Ellsworth's Corners
on Monday last, will be found in anothe
column. Their case is a hard one, an
the remedy for it is what they are seeking.
Mr.. L. w. GRIswoLD, of Toledo, VIII
located here about two weeks since,
turning out some very handsome chambe
setts of black walnut furniture. He
making a specially of upholstered chair
and chamber setls, and his work need
only TO be seen to be admired Hi
chairs combine ease, neatness, strengt
and durability. He is at present locate
In tie tnhm henenth lhe JOuRNAL ofiicI