Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-09-20
LOCAL MATTEItS.
NEW ADvERTIsEM ENTS.
SsoyeR and Hardware NJ. Norton.
-Wbew it's dusly and wnrm again.

What has Perrysburg done for the
yellow fever sufferers7 II anything is TO
be done, prompt action is necessary.
Considerable lumber is being convey.
ed from n saw mill near Bdlville Ridge TO
Tol edo, TO be used for chair bottoms.
But few people know what everybody
should know that Carriers Compound Ex-
tract Of Smartweed cures every pain. 52z
The down of the thistle now floats
silently in the autumn air. That il car
ries seed with it will be heard fiom next
year.
Mrs. TnoENToS desires us to say that she
can take as good pictures with side light as
with shy light. Cali aRd be COW inced Of
this fact,
The Wabash ticket agent nj Defiance
sold $50 excursion tickets for Napoleon, on
the day OF the soldiers reunion at the lat
ter place.
Hon. FRANK HrRD sent a quartet Of tenn
perance missionaries lin n hornl) to TontoRany
last Saturday evening TO work in his cause.
Ihey made many Conversation LUoKEY.
-"Query: Why will men smoke com
mon tobacco, when they can buy Mar
bourg Bros. Seal Of North Carolina al he
same price ?" SO
Babies cry because they suffer, and the
most reliable remedy for the relief OF their
discomfort is DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup, Only
20 cents per bottle,
Resumption has taken place in Perrys-
burg. Some OF our merchants are receiv-
ing ns high as $40 gold pieces iW their To-
cal business transactions.
! The WALNUT Street Sabbath Sch ool
holds n basket picnic tomorrow afternoon,
on The farm Of MIR. JAS. DUNIPACE, three
niles down the river road.
Advertised Letters: Albert j. Beck,
Jacob Bnumnn, Gustav Dannowsky, Jno
felkherd, Eimira Baker (care Of H~ury
| Hippord,) Isaac Sutton, Isaac Shaner.
The concer, given by the NJ. Z. Sab
hath School, last Sunday evening, was a
| pleasing entertainment. The recital Of
Miss ADA FLEMING was exceptionally
good.
-Messrs. CLRIcH & TREssLER, OF Ma
| poleon, made a shipment of fork handles
to London, Eng, last week, consigned to
JOHN G. Rollins & Co. Ohio to thc front
again.
An effective way of telling milk that
is diluted with water, is to stick a long
steel knitting-needle into it. II the milk
is pure, the cream will adhere to the
needle.
The supply Of ice in WEBB's ice house
has been entirely exhausted, and what is
now being delivered is gathered from sew
eral private ice houses. 1t retails at go cts.
per hundred pounds.
! As a result of their collections on Sub.
bath OF last week the citizens Of South To-
ledo sent S42.75 to Holly Springs, Miss. for
the yellow fever sufferers. Over $50 had
been previously sent.
-Dont't meddle with the street lrmps
| II You have any desire 10. first think Of the
line of amy sum not exceeding S25 and i'm
prisonment for not more than ten DAYS, and
then act accordingly,
-Fostoria has new school building.
which was formally opened on Monday
Addresses were delivered nv Hon. CuAs.
| FOSTER and Col. d. f. DEWnLrE, and a
poem recited by Miss JESSIE FOSTER.
AT Logan, o., August %, fifteen wear
old girl named LAURA Bowers, brought n
snit in hastardy against Johm II. Hill. l6
years of age, before Squire Wm. NJ. Danev.
I The youthful Lothario was bound over in
bonds Of $500.
! We have never seen pears hang in such
| profusiOn as upon several ire in Mr.. A
M all the main branches, vet a number of
the smaller branches are breaking down
under their heavy load.
The multiplication Of poison germs in
diseases of the blood is exceedingly rarid.
and il unchecked vitiates all the blood of
/ the body. DR. Bulls Blood Mixture bv il.
peculiar influence kills these germs, aud
purifying the blood, removes all possible
chance Of disease establishing itself.
Rev G. 4. ADAMS laid on our table.
OH Tuesday, several peaches of fine variety
from his orchard just below the village
limits, the largest of which weighed an
even half pound and measured in circum-
ference 81 inches. The pits were small
and the flavor was delicious. Who can
beat this?
Mr. JOIN THORNTON completed his
contract at Maple Grove on Saturday, and
| brought home with him two live speci-
mems Of the mosqnitos that troubled his
dreams by night while camping out nj
the Grove. We have one of them in our
cabinet of curiosilies, the body of which
measures / inches in length.
A daring robbery was perpetrated in Tole-
do Yesterday forenoon. While the Presiden-
iial procession was pa ssing down SHmmit st
the '<irers and clerks If the Commercial Ma
tr'na Bank stopped tn the front door To witness
1t. and dUring their few mnaent abscene some
thief thieves stea'ii,iiv creld in the hack way
ana stole n role of money out drawer which
contained IS .235 And this in broad dav light
"nd right in the heart of the city. No clue to
perpetrators.
The Railroad Men. with their usual
liherality, invite all strangers who may
hive little spare time when waiiing for
trains Mt the Island House, to call ai their
Free Reading Room, Just opposite the Is
land House, and occupy their time there.
They have ten daily papers on file, books,
In"H"@'nes, &c, and an amusement room.
during the 81" this week they keep open
until 10 0P. 81.
Just Ns we were about prepared TO a,.
nounce that nothing in the way of crops
was a failure this year, except cranberries,
the South Toledo Advertiser comes out with
the information that the TRUMBULL Bros,
OF Springfield township. Lucas county, have
the finest crop ever raised in that section.
The crop, it says, is estimated Mt 1000
bushels. We guess il must be the whortle-
berry crop that is a failure.
"A street-prcNching doctor in full dreaa
parade, having a suit Of blue trimmed with
hrass buttons aud gilt braid, mounted the
hurricane deck of a dry goods hox. last
IIihaE eNehlhS, anu pToclaimeu lhal ne
had ga cure for nearly all diseases"-from
| calnrrh in the nose TO corns on the toes
contained in one recipe. The small audi
ence could not even swallow his language,
and the "scents" OF those nearest him
suggested his breath was rather stronger
than his medicine.
Although coming through at an early
hour, the train from The south that mr.
rived here at 6;l2 yesterday morning, which
conveyed the President, Mrs. HAYES aud
Chief Justice WAITE, from Dayton to
Toledo, was crowded to its utmost capacity.
The conductor locked the cara at Tontog-
any, yet many got aboard. He did not
stop until he reached Perrysburg, where
formed that they got aboard at their own