Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-11-08
LOCAL MATTERs.
NEW ADVERTisIitfENTs.


The leader Of the Silver Band is miss
Ing. So is about S36 oi the band funds.
Shingles for sale at Depot Inquire Of
G. B. SHEPLER. 2S
Extra or fine wool is quoted by the
San Antonio (Texas) Express at 15@16 cts.
per pound
"A letter addressed to Mrs. Mary Brad.
dock, Millhury, o., is held for postage at
the postoflice.
-Another week Of good weather for out
door sports in the corn6eld and on the
bitches.
-Thirty.four witnesses are summoned
from this place to appear in the trial Of
WIN. HANEs at Fremont next week.
Those desiring to liquidate their in
debtedness with us, with wood, are request
ed to bring 1t In now. 1t must be Of good
quality and corded up.
Mr.. N. G. WEST, supt. of the Stone
Road, and Mr.. IRA SMITH, came over from
Fremont last Friday and paid off all who
did work on this end Of the road.
Mr.. HARRY b. WHITE, of Toledo. will
address the Temperance Union at the Town
Hall, tonight, and II time permits give se-
lect readings. Go and hear him.
-"Query: Why will men smoke com
mon tobacco, when they can buy Mar
bourg Bros. Seal Of North Caroline at the
same price ?" SO
Don't fail to read the Prospectuses
OF Scribner's Monthly and 81. Nicholas Their
worth can be summed up in few words
they are frst-class.
No child can sleep soundly whilesuf-
fering with collie or from teethine. Re-
move the cause by using DIR. Bulls Baby
Syrup. Only 25 cents bottle.
Advertised Letters: Miss George
Beach, James ALE, Miss Jennie johnson,
Miss Carrie Keplar, Mrs. Ellen Lany, Mrs.
Hannah Penman, Mrs. Mary Place, Ph.
| Wassman.
"A number Of young folks of this place
attended the First Congregational Church,
Toledo, last Sunday evening, on the .occn-
sion OF the dedication of that handsome
edfce
Whatever tends to keep the blood pure
surely tends to proIong life. DR.. Bulls
Blood Mixture, by its specific action upon
the blood, keeps it always in condition
OF purity.
Mr.. WI. PARKS started on Tuesday
for the farm, with store Of provisions,
cooking utensils and a full force of corn
huskers, with the view of attacking forty
acres of corn.
MIR. GABRGEI SCHEETs, two miles east
OF the Five Points, will hold public sale
of stock, farm implements and household
| furniture, on Saturday, Nov. 23d. Terms
made known on day Of sale
We had thought the excursion season
about over, but the Huntington (WestVa.)
| Commercial announces that sonIe four nun
dred excursionists, from Michigan, princi-
| pally, passed through that civ one day
last week ell route TO the Virginia cSast.
The testimony in tile case of Miss
! Eta SMITH, who attempted to poison the
STINE family, was closed on Wednesday
and the lawyers followed with their plead
ings, closing yesterday morning, and the
case went TO the jury in the afternoon.
There were sixty-one arrivals Mt the
Exchange Hotel last week, as shown by
the register, against fiftyeight for the
week previous. The new landlord, Mr..
OsrERHoUT, is continuing to make inn
provements for the accommodation of his
guests.
Two workmen, while engaged in plas.
tering the new Produce Exchange building
| in Toledo, fell distance of 80 feot down
the hatchway on Saturday, from the scaf-
! folding being Improperly secured. One OF
the men was instantly killed aud the other
is lying in a critical condition.
If different paper could be printed
for every subscriber. rejecting the peculiar
views OF each about matters and things
! what a happy man an editor might be.
But such being nm impossihility is why
| they must remain sad. 1t is sad to even
contemplate.
In digging for the foundation to the
abutmPnts of n bridge on the Findlay road
Mr.. JOHN THORNTON found the old plank
road about five feet beneath the surface,
and some feet beneath this the old cordu-
roy road, the timber of which was found
in Il coed state OF preservation. This was
put down many years ago.
The Bachelor Club, reinforced by the
usual number of their former companions
! -deserters-mnde raid on the heavenly
domicile of Mr.. c. C. TAYLOR on Satur-
day night. He was absent, but on his
return at 10 p. NJ. found them in full pos
session aud they hl the post until they
| hht hC'SHbbISs lug DONS-
er" was there this time.
We are in receipt of No I, Vol !. Of
| The Educational Friend, an edition of which
is TO be issued each term by the Mansfield
Normal College, and distributed grnui-
tously to all who may wish 10 be benefited
| by its pages. We notice in its columns
the name OF Mr.. J. w. SIMON, of Bloom
Twp, this county, in the capacity OF Sec
retary Of the Normal Literary Society
| The paper is full OF good suggestions for
| those who wish to educate themselves for
teachers.
Superintendent SMEED, of the Institu.
| tion for the Blind at Columbus, accompa.
MED the remains of the late GEO. B. LIND
SAY TO this place and attended the funeral.
At the funeral services he took occasion to
testify to Mr.. LINDsAY's worth as a citizen
and as a teacher in the Institution. His
quiet, efficient manner of performing his
duties had made him a power, very
great power in the Institution. He had
received letter from his wife Just before
entering the church expressing coincidence
and their loss, which was signed by every
member OF the faculty of the Institution.
Wood Wanted. At the Perrysburg
Mills, for which the highest market price
will be paid. JAS. P. AvERTLL.
Hrnnch StOre.-F r. MILLER Eso /,