Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-10-03
LOCAL MATTERS.
NEW ADvEHTIsEMENTs.
Prospectus Examiner and Chronicle.

No change in the local market re-
port this week.
"A large number of our citizens attended
the Prisoners Reunion at Toledo yester-
day.
1t is welcomed by all like n new
star in society. We mean DR.. Bulls
Blood Mixture.
The weather has been decidedly balmy
and lovely for the past week, the murcury
ranging from 800 to S6o
-HARLEY's store in Toledo was burg.
larized TO the tune of $4,000 worth OF furs
on Monday night. That was a big haul.
Mr. d. p. OsTERHouT wears bilious
smile as he greets his friends nowadays,
and its all because il is another girl in.
stead Of boy. Weight l0l pounds.
-Messrs. A. G.. WILLIAMS 4 BRo. are
now buying oats as well as wheat. Those
that have oats for sale will govern them
selves accordingly. They are paying 81 10
for wheat and 25 cents for oats.
1t is questionable at least to allow
the baby to exhaust itself and annoy
the household with its continual crying
when that tried remedy, DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup will quiet il at once. Sold every
where. Price only % cents.
The beautiful moonlight evenings
which have been in order for the past
week have been thoroughly enjoyed by
the lads and lasses of our city. 1t will
soon he too cool for star gazing and picket
chewing and our young folks are well im.
proving their time.
The cheapest House for Table Lin.
ems, Towels Napkins and general Domes.
tics is NEUHAUsEL BRos., 217 & 219
Summit ST., Toledo. Their stock of
Corsets, Hose, Gloves and Handkerchief
is very complete and marked way down.
Don't fail to see them.
We could not get up to our County
Fair this week, but learn from Mr.. JAS
WETMoRE, that the exhibition is a good
one that all were pleased with the pat
ronnge it was receiving, and that the at
tendance yesterday was larger than he had
seen at any previous fair.
We direct attention to the Prospectus
OF The Examiner and Chronicle, the leading
Baptist paper in the United States, whic ch
can be had on trial from now until the
first of January for 80 cents. This is
splendid opportunity for trial test. Read
the prospectus for particulars.
Several matters of local interest and
letter from the Soldiers Home will
have to 60 over this week for the want
OF time aud space. We believe our readers
will excuse the time," if not the space"
whom we inform them that il was spent in
sweet commune with the prison survivors
in TO ledo.
Centennial Hall was we'll filled on Sun
day evening on the occasion of the very
pleasing concert by the Presbyterian Sab
bath School. 1t was review of the thir d
quarter Ot the International series for
1879, and from the smallest to the largest
scholar was displayed remarkable pro-
fciency in drill and IN knowledge of the
work IN hand. The program was inters-
perSed with appropriate selections of nut
sic, which was finely rendered.
Advertised Letters for month ending
Oct. 2, 1879: Miss Alice Bennington (care
of q. S. Bennington), Mrs. CiIoma Beard
Peter Berry, Ludwin Cook, Arthur n.
Cane, Mrs. EsteIlah Driacoll, Eliza Ann
EdelnInn, Ii. p. Griswold, Nancy johnson,
Mrs. Sarah Main, John Nagle, Barney
ORoark, Hezekiah Whitman In calling
for any Of the above please ask for" adver-
tised letters" ELDERT u. Ross, p. NJ.
Good Health for October opens with an
article on Digestion from the Editors new
work, Digestion and Dyspepsia" and the
remaining pages are filed with interesting
and timely essays on health and temper
"nce topics, and literary and scientific
miscellany. This is one of the spright-
lirst OF our exchanges, and its mission is
one of great Importance. One dollar
year. COOP HEALTH PUBLISHING Co.,
Battle Creek, Mich.
MIR. WILLIS GILBERT, one of Perrvs-
burg'S tonsorial artists, went to Tontogany
last Tuesday to conduct barber shop on
the Fair Grounds. He left a dusly knight
of the razor to attend to his work in this
place, but whose love Tor whisky get the
best of him. and the first money taken in
was spent for that exhilarating beverage.
The result was lie became SO eloriouslv
drunk that it Was necessary to place him
IN the city jig 10 sober up. The next morn
ing he was given two hours time in which
Ia practice pedestrianism by walking out
Of town, or tho privilege OF boarding ten
days on bread and water at Hotel de Elem.
ing. He chose the former and departed in
peace.