Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-10-25
LOCAL MATTERS.
NEW ADvERTIsEmENTS.
Hardware. ChAs. NJ. Norton
Kansas Lands +. g. d. X. Holltnbeok.

&. B. SHEPJER. 2S
Advertised Letters; Joseph Fleming,
Mrs. Martha Hit, Cynthia Shoemaker.
THAT same old coon " is what worries
the Nimrods whenever mentioned.
Our schools are closed this week and
the teachers are in attendance ut the Insti-
tute.
There we're hfty-one arrivals recorded
on the Exchange Hotel Blotter during the
past week.
Machine Fringing done TO order, and
a reduction in prices for all work at SARAH
BLooMFIELD's.
Hog pens and the stencil arising there
from are receiving attention from the
Toledo Board Of Health.
--rhe Commercial reports turnips, new
growth, coming in lively and are strong al
20 cents per bushel in that market.
1T ia Henry F. AvERILL. ESQ, that
walked with gallant atep for the past
week. Gender, feminine weigh, 10 lbs.
1t is reported that Mr.. GEO. w. HILL
will be retained ns Deputy Probate Judge,
by Mr.. JOHN REED, Probate Judge elect.
"A Horse Fair and Races take place at
the Tontogany Fair Grounds to-day and
tomorrow. There is rare sport for the lovers
oil the animal and lovers Of the trot.
Ladies' Don't fail to call and rec all
the latest novelties in styles and prices Mt
the old reliable Millinery Establishment
Of Miss L. EMcH, Hoffman's Block, up
stairs.
mon tobacco, when they can buy Mar
bonrg Bros. Seal Of North Carolina at he
same price 2" SO
Mr.. WIN. J. ScHLEcT, Agent, is receiv-
ing fresh lime from the McMoEAoLE kilns
every week. Those in want Of this article,
in large or small quantities, should call at
his Harness shop.
Mr.. J. A. ROBERTSON laid on our
table Wednesday All ear Of corn containing
20 rows, with an average OF so grains to
the row, giving a total Of 1000 grains to
the ear. Who can beat this?
Bro. DARKE, Of the Weston Reporter,
goes right along hoop-in er up just as
though lie were in the midst Of campaign.
The election haR been over near three
weeks, DARKE! Take rest, young man!
1t ia now believed that W. p. MILLER
will save one Of his ears from the late hunt.
His gun was fashioned somewhat after the
mule, aud il was thought for some days
his right ear would have 10 be reset with tin.
MIR. IRA SMITH, OF Fremont, is again
nj work on this end Of the Pike. lie has
a number of teams engaged in hauling
gravel from the river, and has also con-
trncted for stone from the quarry Of Mr.C.
w. NoRToS.
The weather continues remarkably
pleasant, and the County COmissionerH and
Contractors on bitches and roads ere push
ing things all along the lines. An i'm
mense amount of work is being accom-
pliShed this Fall.
From the latest election returns from
Jackson township, Auditor Cases majority
has been increased to l75--ten votes more
crease occurs from mistake in the frat
count in that township.
New goods still arriving at Me.srs. A.
G. WILLIAMS & Bro, which are ali rttrac-
tive feature at that store just now. There
is no use gniug beyond Perrysbrrg for any
| thing in the Dry Goods line or in fact
scarcely any other line Of business.
The latest decision rendered on the
"hunt" is that by c. i. SHErLER. lie
SAYS Capt. WILsoN's side had their oppo-
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the morning. When TnDEN reorganizes
for the still hunt" he will know where
TO look.
b. GRosE, who secured change of
venue in his case at the last term OF Court,
has been transferred to the Seneca county
jnil by Sheriff Henry, and will get hear
ing at Tifiu in November. Ii innocent,
he is receiving far more than his due OF
punishment.
by information received by friends
here, we learn that Mr.. FRED. W. RoBERT-
son and Miss EDNA WALKER, of Water
loo, Iowa, were to be united in marriage
last evening nj the residence of the brides
pareuts. They will I've expected here in
few days on their wedding tour.
Everybody who are in want of Stoves
should not fail to see Mr.. CHAs. NJ. NOR
TONS stock before they finally decide to
purchase. lie has a fine assortment 10 sc-
lect from, aud gives notice elsewhere that
his "large stock MUST DE SOLD" IL will
mt c'Et you anything TO examine, and II
you wish to buy CHARLEY will not allow
you to GO away dissatisfied.
The voice of reform is heard through
the land, aud speaks OF the good time
coming" So too the spirit Of reisrm is
working in the nurseries of the land TO
banish those dangerous Opium and Nor
phia preparations, and establish useful and
harmless remedies, of which DIR. Bulls
Baby Syrup is acknowledged as the very
beat for all the disorders of babyhood and
! early childhood. Price 25 cents a bottle.
A book keeper in a tobacco store, To-
Iedo, was detected a few days since in the
nefarious business Of selling on an average
of about one dollars worth of postage
stamps per day, the property of his en-
ployers, for the purpose Of supporting a
woman of easy virtue which he has been
keeping. The proprletors deal largely III
stamps, and had not missed the amount ta-
ken, although the stealing had been going
on for years.
The citizens OF New Baltimore, at
least some of them, claim that they have
been outraged by quiet effort which has
been successful in getting the name of their
posiofice changed from North Baltimore
to "Sylva." There seems to have existed
for some time difficulty about the name
of the town and pOstOfiiee, some wanting il
New Baltimore, with the name of the
pustofice to correspond, while Others again
wanted il North Baltimore. They are not
likely to compromise ON Sylvia.