Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-10-10
LOCAL MATTERS.
Oats wanted in exchange for Harness

L. BLACK, of Tontogany, has been lying
dangerously i'll for som days past.
Those in want of Harness. Collars,
| Whips, Blankets or Lap Robes, will do
well to call and see o. BLACKMoRE.
-Messrs. TAYLOR & MILLER have got in
splendid stock of new lamps, Of the latest
designs, also fine display of candy.
Another week Of warm showers and
sunshine, and the lawns aud wheat fields
appear as healthy and green as in June.
Mr.. G. BEACH will accept the thanks
Of the JOURNAL force for a basket of
pears and basket Of apples, Of delicious
quality and very acceptable to the taste.
Some one has sent us copy of the
last two or three issues of the Osborn Coun-
| ty (Kansas) Farmer, and spells our name
with an "F." We don't spell cur name
that way.
We are indebted to Mr.. L. c. WILSON
| for n copy of the Wichita Herald of Sat
| urday, from which we learn that the ther-
mometer stood at go in the shade there
on that date.
There is fresh demand for soothing
syrup at the residence of Mr.. J. c. HoFF-
MAN tins morning. 1t is girl-weight
only 134 pounds. Mr. HOFFMAN is supre
mely happy this morning.
Remove all cause of irritability and
| discomfort from the baby, by using Dr.
| Bulls Baby Syrup the surest, best and
hence cheapest remedy in the world for the
diseases of babyhood. Price % cents.
Mr.. FRANK FAIRBANKS presented
us with one stalk OF Erianthus RdUennae, n
species of Pampas grass, grown in his door
| yard this season, that measures 9 feet and
81 inches in height, Who can beat that
for tall grass.
Mr.. CHAPMAN received another cargo
of pine lumber Oh Saturday for their lum-
Der yard here. The orders have commen-
ced coming In and he is also making CON
tracts for hay and arranging to bale it for
shipment to the pine regions.
WILLS GILBERT, one of our colored
tonsoral artists, closed his shop here on
Monday and went to Anna Station on
the d. & VI Road. He failed to meet
numerous little bills before taking his
| departure.
--Messrs. c. c. TAYLOR and ELISHA p.
AvERILL have furnished the handsome
room just vacated by Mrs. DUFoRD, nee
MUSGER, which they will occupy as sleep
ing apartments. That will be a convenient
rallying point for the bachelors.
Nothing removes an Incipient Cough
more quickly and pleasantly than reliable
cathartic medicine, such as that old and
tried remedy, DR.. Bulls Baltimore Pills,
used by thousands of families throughout
the land. Price only % cents.
Ladies visiting Toledo should not fail
to see the reliable Dry Goods House of
Messrs. NEUHAUsEL Bros, 2l7 and 2l9
Summit St. New novelties in dress goods
| are continually being opened. Their stock
| OF shawls and cloaks is complete.
Our Rambler" will accept our thanks
for the very handsomely printed address of
MARSHAL P.WILDER, Esq, President of the
American Pathological Society, delivered
at the l7th session OF the Society held in
Rochester, n Y, Sept. 17th, 18th and 10Th,
| 1879.
With few more samples we can get
up quite a respectable agricultural show
of our own. We only charge ten cents
/ for the inspection of our present collection.
Free list entirely uspended-excepting
| WHITE & BLYMEYER, who may work
their way in on show slang.
Several have taken Us to task, by let
| ter and otherwise, about their advertise
ments being crowded out of the Journal.
| 1t is always thus about the closing up of
p, litical campaign, but We assure all
that the Tull number OF insertions con-
tracted for will be made good.
Mr.. GEORGE WALLACE placed upon
our table last Friday four potatoes, of the
Brownel's Beauty variety, the four weigh
ing Just six pounds. Mr. W. paid ten
| cents for one potato of this variety four
years ago, and now raises them in prefer
ence to all others. Who can beat this?
We dropped in Wednesday eve,and took
tea with Mr. & Mrs. ". w. STEVENS, at the
Alderman House, Tontogany, and found
everything as neat and tidy as could be
desired. They have strong competition,
but are meriting and are getting good
share of the public patronage. Pumpkin
pie made a specially for yankees.
We learn that Miss EMMA BAssETT, of
Grand Rapids, who had just returned a
few DAYS previous from a several months
visit with friends in the East, fell ON a
stone door step Monday in such manner
as TO fracture one of her ribs and it was
feared had received serious injury.
Nh. FRANK SAMPSON has got Perrys-
burg township supplied with the Champ
ion Mowers and Reapers and has now got
right down to business in Washington twp,
He sold eleven of these machines at the
Fair last week and three more on the first
two DAYS Of this week. FRANK has got a
good machine to handle and he handles il
with energy and successfully.
As our reporter came along Water St
last night, shivering with the cold night air
and drawing his overcoat tightly about
him, he thought, "now is the time for
colds and coughs" but if poor mortal'
only knew what certain cure DIR. BulPs
Cough Syrup is, how few would long suffer
and then it costs only twenty-five cents
Sdndusky co., Register.
We are in receipt of private letter
from Mr.. FRANK SEELMAN, dated al
Bridgeport, Ohio, which informs us that
he, with several other bridge builders, EN-
ploycd by the Smith Bridge Co., of Toledo
are engaged in erecting thirty-two bridge
in Turkey Valley, all within a space o
eighteen miles lie also states that they
have been up through the mountaiDs oi
West Virginia. So have we. 1t was az
excursion of several Thousand g foot ped
dlers " that we were with, however, aud 3
part of hei omission seemed to be th'
building of bridges.
Another sad Accident. = We have
been unable to get the particulars, but