Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-05-16
SAMUEL and SUSAN BUTLER buried n

tive 10 the abatement of the nuisance on
the lots Of Mr.. HITcHcoCK.
AT joint meeting Of the Townahin,
Trustees and Council, on Tuesday evening
the lew for cemetery purpos' was fixed
at one half n mill on the dollars valuation
The ladies of the NJ. f. Church will
give an ice cream social and entertainment
in the basement Of the Church next Fri
day evening, May 20th. All are invited to
atteud.
If you have produce to sell come and
see us. We pay The highest market price
and sell Groceries nt the lowest living
rates. KINGsBURY & WILSON.
Remember that KINGsBuRY & WILL
soN keep the hnest stock of groceries to he
found in the Northwest. Anything that
NAV be wanted in their line can be OBJ
tanned at the lowest living rates.
Mr.. s. II. RA,iB and DR.. S. +. CHAP
MAN, both formerly Of this county, are en-.
tightening the readers Of the JOURNAL in
their discussion of the vexed chinese ques-
tion.
With the rapidly with which the
spring vegetation unfurls and opens up
under the genial rnys of Old Sol, a warm
shower would give us green apples and
And--the collie in less than a week.
On Monday last the mail from the
north changed back from the morning to
the noon train. As none liked the idea Of
getting up and writing their letters before
breakfast, the change will be very accept
able.
We nre in receipt Of the Tecumseh,
Mich, Herald, which notes the safe arrival
Of Mr. II. ]. SroDARr and family in that
little city, and which also contains an ad
veriisement announcing his opening Of a
merchant tailor establishment.
Mr. HIP CROSBY closed an eight months
term of school in District No. 6, Perrys-
burg Twp, on Wednesday last and we
learn that he has given very general salts
faction. He is wanted in the same dis
Irict again, also in the adjoining district.
Miss Robson and Sister have inst re-
ceived a new stock Of millinery goods.
Plense call in and examine our summer
stylcP, which are various and beautiful,
with prices lower than ever was known
for such class Of goods.
We are pleased to see Mr.. HENRY
HoUsToN able to be on the street sagnin. 1t
was close call to go for HENRY, and a
long and painful confinement of over four
months. He has no use OF his left arm
vet, but hopes it may be fully restored to
him.
From postal card directing the JOUR
NAL sent to CHAs. f. AvERILL, 22s Flat
bush Avenue, Brooklyn, n. Y, instead OF
Sorrento, Florida, we presume our young
| friend proposes to locate in thai city, 70 r
some time at least.
Headache, whether arising from Indi-
gestion or Nervousness, thoroughly units
any one for attention In business or any 9th.
er active effort. DR.. Bulls Baltimore Pills
| always cure this distressing disorder, Civ.
ing prompt relief after the first dose.
The Toledo Commercial has taken a
beld sand against the Coliseum. the low.
est and most degrading amusement hole in
Toledo, or perhaps in the United Sta es
The new Mayor. backed up a. he is by he
Commercial, is likely 20 succeed in closin g
up this place Of iniqui'y.
The frst straw hat Of the searon made
its appearance on the streets Of Perrysburp
Yesterday. The man who wore it wa,
hired by the proprietor OF nm ice.cream
saloon Wood County Reporter.
They take to 'em as natural rs ducks tc
water this week, without money and with
out price.
The MAINS Brothers, formerly of the
Defiance Ledger, will issue the first num-
ber of the North Baltimore Wood Coun-
ty) Sun next week. Another vacuum,
filed and another want, long felt, removed
The Devils Hole section yet unsupplied
Next.
Everything conducive to the better
condition Of the baby is sure to attract
attention; and hence il is that DR.. Bull,
Baby Syrup IL becoming more and more
appreciated, as its wonderful influence IN
smhduing the diseases of baby hood become.
recognized. Price 25 cents.
DIR. ]. P. THOMPSON received letter q
few days since from DR.. R. N. BAUGHMAN
who has abandoned the dental profession
and gone to farming near Corning, Kan,
sas. From the amount Of stock ALREADY
accumulated it would appear that he hnl
| found stock farm. He reports 30 head
of cattle, IL hogs-and, baby.
-WHooP- EE THE small boy nov
goeth barefoot. He wears n straw hat-sC
do some big ones, also-he stnndeth on the
river bank and plungeth in, cometh To the
surface and yells to his companion on the
bank "Colder'n hi, Jim-come IMP
TippecanOe Herald.
No, thank you, we'll take a straw hat
but no "plungeth" bath yet.
With one turn OF the crank Old Pro
sent the mercury up to the vicinity Of 90
in the shade on Saturday, and for three o.
four nights following it became necessar,
to kick all the kivers off the bed" Tht
long-looked for rains came in abundance
on Wednesday and Thursday and we art
again happy, with full eisterns and an at
mOsphere purified by lightning.
Advertised Letters for week endinl
May 18th, 1879. Maggie Brill, Mary Am
Brown, Mary Gruminger, (2), British Hu
| ghes, Mabel Hilton, Mrs. X. Lndner Tear
Jno. Ludwig Lindner), Jno. ii. Mills, q
Daniel o. Shea, Jno Schmidt, Milton Sut
ton, Willie E. Sampson, Louis Schroeder
Henry Schmidt.
Mail going south changed to o1l:22A. NJ.
One of the sweetest songs we hav
heard this many day, ia entitled w
Shall Meet all the Little Ones There,
words aud music by Win L. Thompson, o
East Liverpool, Ohio. Although all on
little enss are graciously spared in th,
editorial home, We must confess to a break
down In tears when trying to sing thesC
touching Words Methodist Recorder.
Ditto. Send il over WILL.
-Uncle JOHN RoBINsoS's Museum
Mensgerie, Aquarium, and Great Mora
Circus are vending their way north-nt
TippecNIos tomorrow. One ticket 10 Tho
three former adults you. free, to the latter
| Now you won't crawl untiar ihA nnnvas