Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-03-14
LOCAL MATTERS.
NEW ADVERTIsEmENTS.
nardwsre-J. Datis.
Sheriff Sa les Orrin henry,
1900 Bibea-American Bible 90,

tonight
The first thunder storm Of the season
occurred on Friday night, and another
again on Sunday night.
Three communications 20 over this
week for the want Of time TO put them in
type. Two Of them came in this morning.
=" Keep reliable friend always At
hand" such as DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup has
proven itself to be. Thousands Of testimo-
mails. Try II. 25 cents.
The residence Of Mr.. HERMAN FELL,
of Bowling Green, was totally consumed
by fire on the I'd inst. The loss was par
TALLY covered by insurance.
The circulation Of the JoURNA L.
is what is troubling our B. G.. neigh Dor
just now. Well, il has been kind Of
night mare TO EvERs for several ye ars
past.
Miss PET GEORGE closed her school
last Friday at Stony Ridge, and had the
satisfaction of hearing the Directors say,
she had taught the best school they had
for years"
Parties from Toledo and Michigan are
reported to be negotiating for ground near
the depot at Bowling Green, upon which
they intend building another large eleva.
tor.
-Balmy spring opened up beautifully
Monday, aud the robins aud blue birds
have been making sweet music all the
week, but this morning we had quite lit
tie squall Of snow.
The muskrats and the water have done
bad job for the culvert on the Powers
farm, and Mr.. JOHN II. THORNTON has
force of men engaged in making repairs
That culvert is an expensive luxury.
Advertised Letters for week ending
18th inst: Mrs. Chas. Bowersmith, Mrs.
F. Cassidy Neoma D. Elins, Matthias Cos
sett, Janet Lamon, ]. B. Merrill, p. Parks,
Jas Payden, Liddy Whitney.
Babies ought to be well taken care of
their system does not allow the slightest
neglect. II your Baby suffers from Collie
or Bowel Disorders, procure bottle OF DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup, simple but always re-
liable remedy. Only 25 cents.
MIR. TEAT REITHER caugh 20 pound
musknllonge with a dip net on Monday,
and we have been dining at the Exchange
Hotel, off % pound muskallongc which
was taken from the river by seine on Tues-
day by ]. B. WEBB & Co.
On Monday evening Defiance was
treated to its first view of is daily paper,
the Defiance Daily Democrat. It is pub
lished by Mr.. GEO. p. HARDY. Success 10
Bro. H's enterprise. Later-The Daily Era
made its appearance on Tuesday.
The Ladies Centennial society of the
First Presbyterian Church, will give their
next entertainment at Centennial Hall,
Friday evening, March 2lst. Good music
and charades will be the order of amuse-
ments. Refreshments served promptly at
eight.
Even if we are not smart, we know
what TO do when troubled with cough o.
cold. No doctor bills for us. We take a
% cent note, go to the nearest drug store
and buy bottle OF DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup.
One dose relieves us and one bottle cures
us entirely.
On Wednesday Of last week Mr.. GEo.
NEWTON and Mr.. c. c. Hum exhumed and
removed the remains of Mrs. LANEY from
the InfrmHry burying ground to Fort
Meigs Cemetery this place, where they
were reinterred, in accordance with her
last request prior to death
Mr.. d. w. CAMP, Of St. Catharines. |
Canada, has been in town two or three
weeks, engaged in making brackets, easels,
&c, and is turning out some very fine
work. He showed us an easel yesterday,
made from white holly wood tha was
very fine piece of work.
We interviewed Mr., A. L. SHOWER n |
few days since, who is interes' ed in ditch
taxes. He owns 80 acres in section 20, not |
far from b. g., on which his taxes are
$500. He also informed us that Mr.. LEVI
WORKMAN who owns l60 acres in sec
tion 20 and l60 acres in section 80, was |
assessed 81 800. He is down on ring rule.
We understand that n resolution was
before our Village Council on Tuesday
night, authorizing the Marshal and Depu-
ty to arrest all boys who collect in squads,
block up sidewalks and kick up disturban-
ces of evenings upon the Streets Some
thing of this kind is needed for the benefit |
Of the boys, and also to insure quiet in the
village.
We nre not given TO boasting, but we
do feel little proud OF the fine array of
talent secured as contributors to the Jour-
NAL, both local and foreign. They extend
from Lake Superior on the north, Phila-
delphia in the east to California in the
southwest. We venture to say that no
local paper in the state can boast OF as
extensive and fine array of talent as can
the JOURNAL.
Adjournment OF COurt.--Court ad-
journed on Saturday last, until April 14th,
having reached only the fourth day in the
assignment of the docket, although large
number Of the unimportant cases were dis
posed of. A few cases occupied the greater
portion OF the two weeks the cRse of Eek |
VS.. Brown occupying three days.