Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-10-11
LOCAL MATTEHs.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Magazine Chas. J. Peterson.
Dry Goods-A q. Williams g. Bro.
Manhood Culverwell Medical Co.


Lritta J. Baird, James Hettingef, John
oLeary, Barney O'Roark, Nellie Spencer
Stacks of new goods are daily nrriv
ing at Messrs. A. G.. WILLIAMS G. Bros
They will present new ad. next week.
The arrivals at the Exchange Hotel
numbered sixty eight for the week ending
yesterday, and none went away hungry Of
dissatisfied.
All of them have used Dr. Bulls Blood
Mixture. Who2 Those who heretofore
suffered with Boils and Pimples, but who
are now free from such annoyances.
We all have our preferences but no
one prefers to hear crying baby when the
fact is so we'll known that DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup would at once quiet it.
"A North Carolina editor declares that
"the man who will read newspaper three
Or four years without paying for it will
pasture goat on the grave of his grand
father"
A very pleasant party was given by
Miss HATTIE HUNT, on Wednesday eve'g,
in commemoration of her Eighteenth
Birthday, which occurred Sunday last
1t will be pleasantly remembered by all
present as among the happy events of the
past as we pass them in review.
Mr.. CHAs EATON, in his campaign
in Wood county, learned something else
besides politics. He had heard something
about the soil and the rich farms and
farm land in the county, but he was sur.
prised when he rode over and examined
it for himself. 1t was far superior to his
most sanguine expectations.
The new Produce Exchange building
corner St. Clair and Madison streets Tole-
do, is fast approaching completion, and
the Commercial favors "h0use warming
on this event, to which Boards of Trade
from other cities should be invited to par
ticipate. 1t is fine structure and hand
some ornament to that part of the city.
As the cold weather approaches the
unhung villains who loaf by day and stea
by night for livelihood, have commenced
to lay in their winters supplies. Let the
citizens, police officials, juries and Judges,
prepare their minds, their weapons, their
nerves and their conscienccs to make il as
warm it is possible to make it for these
midnight prowlers.
Delta 1ua'dnche: By an estimation of
some ofthe best business men in the county
and from the best and most reliable infor-
nation that can be obtained, it il said tn at
the cash proceeds from wheat, oats, corn,
clover seed and wool of the present season
that can and wllrbe sold in the county,
will amount TO not less than 81 l,0S0,OOO,
which, il correct, will amount to about
$40 per capita of the actual population of
the county.
Hon. BILLY WILLIAMS, member of
Congress from Indiana, arrived here Sat-
urday to ell an appointment to speak. No
one here had been informed of his com
ing and no preparations were made to
get him All audience. He spent the eve.
ming with Mr.. II. f. PECK and Mr.. SHIB-
NAH SP1SK. Mr., WILLIAMS held the po-
sition of clerk in Mr.. SPrNK's store in
this place AZ years ago. Now he is re-
garded as one of the ablest and most elo-
quent speakers in Congress. We hope to
be advised OF his coming next time.
The EccninQ Bee pitched into Mr.. NJ.
j. ENRIGHT, candidate for reelection as
County Clerk on the Republican ticket in
Lucas county, which resulted in the arrest
of the publishers of the Bee for slander.
Angry words passed between Mr.. PEIToN
and Mr.. ENRIGHT, which caused Mr.. Z. to
strike Mr.. P. II heavy blow in the eye. For
this officnse Mr.. f. plead guilty, and was
fined $500 in Police Court yesterday. A
criminal libel suit has been commenced bv
Mr.. ENRIGHT against Mr.. ii. S. CHAPLIN,
managing editor Of the Bee the hearing of
which has been postponed till next Friday
Temperance MCptiug.-A meeting of