Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-11-07
LOCAL MATTERS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Prospeotus--Mun A Co.
Prsspectus-Cbas. j. Peterson.

Prospectus A Co.
Prsspectus--Chas. J. Peterson.
"
-Buckwheat cakes and mince pies are
now in order
Remember the oyster supper at the NJ
e. Church Parlors tonight.
The social glide at ITnskins Friday
night came near being failure.
Mr.. MARTIN AULT killed 146 pound
buck near the DEVILS Hole Prairie yester.
day. 1t is on exhibition at MUNGER &
Bros meat market.
Mr., ]. A. ROBERTSON tapped new
bar'l of cider for the benefit of those at.
tending the Social at his residence Friday
evening. The number that visited that
bar'l was remarkable.
Master JonN WARNER, son of Mrs.
B. WARNER, who keeps a millinery store
in DIR. RHEINFRANKs Block, while exper.
imen:ing with powder, had premature
explosion, and lie is now decorated with
very sore mouth.
Two men have been victmizing the
farmers in RichIand county by asking per-
mission TO put up hay fork in their barns
for exhibition, and then ask the farmer
for hls address and hand him piece of
paper for his signature, when it turns out
TO be a promissory note.
"A CLERGYMAN's OPINIoN.-Having
had an opportunity to test the excellent
qualities of Dl. Bulls Cough Syrup, l
hesitate not to say, it is the best remedy
l have ever used in my family.-Rev.
Wm. Chapman, NJ. f. Church, George
town, ID. G. Sold everywhere. Price %
cents.
There was a slight fall Of snow on
Sunday, which was the first OF the season.
On Tuesday and Wednesday the river was
partly covered with a thin coat of ice.
Some three inches OF snow fell on Wednes-
day, but the earth was too dry and dus-
ty to retain it and it all disa ppeared yes
terday.
The Ladies Bazaar at the Town Hall
so far this week may be considered a suc-
cess. There has been a fair attendance,
and numerous pretty girls to entertain you
from the lime you enter the hall until the
close of the evenings entertainment. The
Hall is tastefully decorated. Good vocal
and instrumental music every night.
The Supreme Court of Ohio has just
decided in favor of the plaintiff the case
of DUKES vs.. SPANGLER, which went up
from this county. This case involved
some nice questions of law, and about Sl2,-
600 worth of property. The plaintiff (who
is now Mrs DANIEL NEWTON is doubtless
happy over the result, as are also Messrs,
Cook & TROUP, her attorneys.
DIR. c. Z. LIVINGSTON, 2l5 Superior
street, Toledo, Ohio, will accept our thanks
for pamphlet describing his mode OF
treatment, and the chronic diseases which
he makes a specially. His standing, mode
of treatment aud success is backed up
by very many testimonials from the best
known citizens of Toledo and vicinity.
Those afflicted and failing to get relief
should consult him.
Prof TIcE says thato the night of No
vember 13, 1879, we are to have the most
brilliant metoric display ever seen since
1888, when to all intents ard purposes the
sky literally raIned fire. The display this
year, will not commence until one
o'clock in the morning, but the Pro.
lessor says that the magnlficence of the
display will more than compensate Tor the
loss OF sleep.-Fostorid Democrat.
We again place before our readers the
Prospectus of the Scientific American. 1t is
one OF the brightest and most ably conduct
ed papers that reach our sanctum, and its
sharp and handsomely printed engraving
illustrating all new and practical inven
tions upon which it treats are always
pleasant 10 the eye. The general useful.
ness OF the paper is too well known tc
require comment from us. Read the
Prospectus, and il you wish TO club it
with the Journal call on us for terms.