Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-04-18
LOCAL MATTERS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
sheriff's Saiss-OrriA Henry.
Authors a Composers-- -Bayrd e. 0oldsteip.

Authors 4 -Bsyfd g. GOldsteip.
MIR. r. DANE, our little baker, is
again made happy, (for the fourth time).
II is girl.
BRO. w. II. HANDY, Of Wauseon,
wants the JOURNAL for their Murphy
Reading Room in that city.
Mr.. FRANK SAMPSON is selling a
wagon load of plows every day now, for
MERRILL & WILDER.
AN interesting letter from Judge
Cook, descriptive of Venice, Italy, will
be found In this paper.
Wunted-A girl. that understands
cooking and general housework. Apply
atthe Exchange Hotel, Perrysburg.
-Lost-On Front ST., Saturday, one gray
and blue striped silk handkerchief Finder
will he rewarded by leaving il at this office
AN interesting bastardy case was
tried by Squire CURTIS on Saturday last.
1t drew out full audience Of bald heads.
"A slight fall OF snow again on Tues
day morning, with continued cold north
east winds. The atmosphere is anything
but healthy.
1t is the only medicine l would give
to my Baby, mother snid, speaking OF
DR.. Bull' Baby Syrup. At nll the drug
stores, 20 cents.
Maps, Plats and all kind OF drawings
made neatly and at fair prices, by ]. S.
ELLIS, Civil Engineer and Draughtsman,
Perrysburg, Ohio.
Mr. f. p. AvERILL is engaged in
pruning post holes and digging fruit trees
on the old homestead. He is expecting a
fine crop Of each this year.
Advertised Letters for week ending
April H.: Alex Bruce, Lovina Battle,
Geo. Cos' Frank f. Shoemaker, (care of
/. DavenporD Mrs. Ellen Waggnnt.
Amy one ia want of a good two.horse car.
riSge, well suited for family carriage, and
wish to buy or trade for such an ane, will
find it to their interest to call at this Office.
Forsyth Post G. 4. R., of Toledo, has
its committees all appointed and at work,
for the purpose of distributing floral offer
ings upon the graves of fallen comrades,
on Decoration day.
All over the world DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup is making its way. and every place
it reaches consumptive people are more
seldom met. 1t is truly blessing to hu-
manity, and costs only 25 cents.
Mr.. C. W. NORTON has traded for the
BALDWIN SwIGART property en- the corner
Of Walnut and Seventh streets and removed
his family into the new home last week.
Mrs. NJ. A. THoRNToN desires all who
want pictures TO call and get them taken
next week, as she expects TO close her GAL
lery on Saturday, April 26th.
-Wanted.-A young lady who can
speak german and who desires to learn
good trade will DO well to call at this of
flee for further particulars. 52d
There is but one verdict, and that is
that in thirty-three years DIR. Bull. Cough
Syrup has never failed to cure a Cough,
Cold or General Honrsness. At the drug
sores. Price 25 cents, FIVE bottles, 81.
"a thing of beauty is joy forever"
This thought must have been suggested to
the poets mind by just such elegant bon
net and hats as are to be seen in the new
millinery store in Cooks Block, corner Of
Front St. aud Louisiana avenue.
Mr. FRED. BRAssY, a genial and pleas
ant young man, at one time engaged as
timer for Messrs. PECK & HAMILTON, died
of consumption at the residence of his
father near Bates Station last week and
was buried in Fort Meigs Cemetery. lie
leaves a wife and one child.
1t Is believed that much corn in the
cribs was injured BY the severe cold winter,
and that farmers will find II difficult 10
secure reliable seed corn this spring. 1t
will he we'll to test its sprOuting qua lities
before expending too much labor and time
in planting.
Mr.. E. L. KINGsBURY received his
knights Templar suit ON election day, and
it is a beauty. Had it arrived earlier in
the day he could have been dressed up and
marched to the polls. where he would have
been Unidentified on first sight as L. s. Mar
Shal and Superintendent of elections.
The Grand EHcampment OF the Inde-
pendent Order of Odd Fellows of the State
OF Ohio, will be held at Toledo on the 9th
day Of may next, and grand preparations
are being made by the brethren Of Toledo
to give the visiting members a suitable re.
ception. The grand prize drill WIN take
place on the second day.
The most complete line of Ladies' &
Childrens Hose, comprising all the latest
novelties in solid colors, striped and en-
broidered goods. Also full line Of fancy
Embroidered Wool Piano and Table Cow
ers Mt the reliable Dry Goods House of
NEUHAUsEL Bros, 2l7 & 2l9 Summit St.,
Toledo.
We learn that this weeks issue of The
True Findneier, which will be the fifth
number, will be the last. We had but
little faith in the success of an enterprise
on the basis on which Mr.. WILLIAMS
started his paper, and regret that he has
encountered himself with an expensive
office, to learn 80 soon that it could not be
made to pay expenses.
The Weston Herald is the new candi-
date for public favor that was born in
Weston, this county, on Saturday. Mr..
w. II. MITCHELL, of the Deshler Flag, is
the publisher, and Mr.. L. s. SMITH, editor.
The salutatory says it will be " independ-
eat in all things" and ait is hoped that