Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-09-19
LOCAL MATTERS.
NEW ADVERTISE
Sheriffs Sale-Orrin Henry.
Administrators Sale.-Danlel Klingler.

No change in the market reports for
this week,
PROF. TIcE predicts that September
is 10 he q wet month, A good start has
been made,
Mir L. c, WILSON win accept our
thunks for late Kansas papers and pro-
grammes Of State and County fairs.
On Monday last EDDrB O'CoNNoR
was released on 5000 bail, Messrs. j. o.
TRoup and D. X. HoLLENBEoK, being
his bondsmen.
The Central Ohio Conference of the
NJ Il. Church is in session this week at
Lima, Bishop SIMPSON presiding. The
Bishop will preach in that city on Sabbath
next.
Mr.. CHARLEs DRAYfoN, three miles
east of town, laid on our table Monday an
ear of corn that measured lS9 inches in
length, IA rows OF very large grains, and a
total OF $50 grains. Who can beat this?
An endless variety of Hoisery, Gloves,
Handerkercheifs and Corsets at NEuHAU-
sell Bros, 2l7 and 2le Summit Street.
Toledo. Their Large stock of Table Lin
ems, Towels, &C., are sold at bottom
prices.
Sleep is absolutely necessary for
health, and nothing so eflectually rsbs
one OF sleep as does crying baby. Use
DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup to ease its pain
and the baby will he quiet and allow all
to sleep well. Price only % cents a
bottle.
There was fair attendance of the
surviving veterans Of the 1l1th Regt., at
the Town Hall, Tuesday, to form Society
and arrange for the first reunion of the
Regt. Their proceedings elsewhere show
the results of the meeting.
Gen. VoRIs published in the Blade of
Monday friendly open letter addressed TO
Judge DoDGE, inviting him to leave par
ty that exacts SO much Of him, and ex-
tends very large branch Of the olive to
the Judge to induce him to come over to
the Republican party.
1t was rumored that the Narrow
Guage Road was tc be abandoned, but the
rumor can be traced TO no reliable source.
1t is hoped that there Is no foundation for
the rumor, for to be deprived of the road
now would he serious inconvenience
South Toledo AdrertiSer.
-PErERsoN's Magazine, foi October, is
promptly on hand aud superb number
AS usual the steel plate represents the high
est style OF art. It is not only a magazine
OF art and fashion, but literature also
and no lady'S book approaches it in its
powerful stories aud novelets.
Mr. MADLEY informs us that his sales
of Clothing were immense during the week
OF the Tri-State Fair, and that his business
20 far this Fall far exceeds in amount any
sialilar period since he has been in business.
lie has an immense stock to select from and
no one can fai to be suited in Style or
price.
The quantity of Pork aad other i'm
proper food consumed is enormous and
produces Its inevitable results in innum-
cradle types of disease, especially those
Uf the blood, exhibited in Pimples, Blotch-
es, Sores, ETC., all OF which, however
yield RAPIDLY and surely to Dr. Bulls
BLOOD NJ Mixure-
There has been considerable trouble
and discussion of late about the manage,
ment OF the Toledo Police force, and at a
meeting of the Police Commissioners on
"Wednesday evening Capt. PURDY was hon
srably dismissed, and Major WIN. SCoTI
WAS then selected as Captain Of the police
force OF that city.
lit has been announced that the reun
icR Of the survivors OF Southern prisons
set for the lst and ID of October next, al
Toledo had been indefinitely postponed
but we notice there is call for a meeting
at the Court House tonight to reconsider
the Postponement and arrange to raise til,
necessary means TO make the reunion :
success on the above dates.
The publishers of the history ot
GRANTS Tour Around the World inform
us that they are compelled to add 20C
pages to the work which will necessitatC
the raising of the price from $3.50 to S3.2E
last of this month"; The closing chapter
will mention GRANTS arrival in San
Francisco, which is expected about the
23d inst.
From the South Toledo Adrertiscr we
learn. that II Ii year old son of HENRY
ZlEGLER, of Swanton, met his death by an
accident, week ago last Sunday. lie was
ont hunting, and stepping upon stump
the gun dropped, striking the hammer in
such shape as to discharge the gun, the
full charge OF shot taking effect in the lcit
aide. lie walked and crawled for about
aquarter of a mile and called until help
came TO his aid. Death relieved the little
suffer er at s p. NJ, the same day.