Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-11-14
LOCAL MATTERS.
New ADVEWTIsEMENTS.
Several matters crowded over this wee

Very heavy rain storms this morning,
accompanied by lightning.
The O'CoNNoR Minstrels will accept
our thanks for serenade Tuesday eve.
Look out for Capt, CHAMPNEY's large
stock of Toys and Holiday Goods. All will
want to remember the little folks this year.
--CHAPIN and CANFIELD were not we'll
pleased with the May Fisk Dizzy Blonde
Combination. "May" was not with the
sh ow.
The Baby's cries are its only method
of letting you know that it suffers and
needs DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup. Price 20
cents
A letter addressed to " Mrs. E. Briner,
Medina county, Ohio" (no post ofice) is
detained at the post office for lack of suf
fcient address
No expense to see the grand display of
fire works last night, except lost time and
lost sleep. 1t was all on the principle Of
poor pay poor preach.
The choicest entertainment Of the
season, next Thursday night, at Centen-
NAL Hall.
-Unequaled in effectiveness, unap-
preached in cheapness and unrivalled
in popularity is DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Price 25 cents bottle.
Yesterday DR.. RHErNFRANK ampula-
ted the third finger of the right hand for
Mr. JOSEPH lIEFFERN, which had been
mashed about week ago while coupling
cars.
We have enjoyed another week of
balmy Spring weather, (in the FalI) with
warm, copious showers. Fall pasturine is
fine. Thermometer 100 i'll the shade this
morning.
If any one has kept track Of the i'm.
mense amount of cabbage that has come
from across the river and found a market
in this town, we would be pleased to get
the statistics.
Another quire, "a sheets, added to the
JOURNALS circulation this week and we
have satisfactory assurances that the course
of the paper has beenand is appreciated
by the best citizens of the county.
Excellent vocal music, at Centennial
Hall, next Thursday night.
Mr.. D. w. CAMP has got settled
down in his new quarters in the BEACH
block, and his "shingle" reads, L" Brack-
ct Saving and Picture Framing n speci-
atty" lie has a fine variety Of bracket
patterns.
Go and hear Mrs. IRvTNG's rendition
of PoEs Raven" at Centennial Hall,
Thursday evening, November 20,
Mr.. c. SrRooKs, while erecting an
arch above the pulpit in the new Catholic
church Mt Fostoria, last Friday, fell dis,
tance OF twenty feet to the floor, breaking
three ribs and hand. His injuries are
serious, but it is thought that he will
recover.
The Bee says an old lady travelling to
her home in the East, was much annoyed
at the train being an hour late at Toledo
yesterday. She feared the world might
come to an end last night and she wanted
to he in the bosom OF her family when it
occurred.
Mrs. SAMUEL SMITHS Sabbath School
class meet every Friday night at the resi-
dence of their teacher, and after about an
hour spent in class exercise, u Il engage in
literary exercises, such as reading from Sc
lect authors &c. This is profitable as we'll
os pleasant way to pass an evening.
Governor J. NJ. Ashley was appointed
Receiver OF the Toledo & Maumee Narrow
Guage railroad, by the creditors of the
road on Wednesday. Gov Ashley has
appointed Justus Mcdonald, former Su-
perintendent of the road, as General Man
ager, the duties of which he assumes at
once Bee.
The first number Of " The Elmore Tri5-
une," Mr.. GEO. A. DARKE, editor and pro-
prietor is at hand. 1t is neat five column
quarto-no politics-and will no doubt he
conducted in n manner that will be a credit
to The live and enterprising town of Ell
more while 1t is under its present manage
ment.
--"The Farm Boy" desires to see all
his friends at Centennial Hall, next Thurs
day night.
We neglected to mention last week
that quite delegation OF Phoenix Lodge,
F. & A. NJ, headed by the Worshipful
Master, PERRY THOMAS, Joined in the
ceremonies with large numbers OF others
from Toledo and Wood county Lodges, of
conservation and installation in the estab-
lishment of Wakeman Lodge at Watervile
week ago Saturday night Grand Mas
ter LENNON presided aud sc Masons took
part in the exercises. All report a royol
good time.
"A few days since Mr.. CHRIS. HoFF.
MAN stumbled and fell upon sausage
cutter, in the meat market of his uncle,
one hand went in'o the machine and the
machine was moved sufficient to cause
one of the knives to drop across the back
of the hand, inhicting painful wound
the full width Of the hand, and endan-
gering its usefulness by severing the
chords and injuring the bones.
One day last week Mrs. s. p. and
Miss JOSIE ToLNIAN visited Toledo on the
Deshler Accommodation. On their return
home Miss ToLMAN discovered that her
pocket book was missing. Thinking il
might have been lost upon the train Mr..
ToLMAN met Conductor HARPER at the de-
pot next morning and inquired ii he had
found pocket book and was informed that
he had. Upon describing the pocket book
and contents it was promptly handed over
and returned to the owner. We mention
this as one of the characteristic features
Of the employees of the d. & NJ. Road.
Go to Centennial Hall, next Thurs
nay night, November 90 and Leave
Your Order for Picture"
RemOvcd.-Mr. c. CORNELIUS has re-
moved his Barber Shop and Saloon from
the corner OF Louisiana and Indiana Ave-
nues, to Front street, 81 door from Ex
change Hotel, where he will be pleased to
see all of his old customers. Chipping aud
pulling Of eeIh promptly attended to. SOB