Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-07-04
The Day We Celebrate


These moonlight nights are inn
mense.
The Ohio editors are now struggling
homeward.
The Editor Of the JoURSAI has not
yet put nan appearance.
The thermometer now dances among
the ninclics IN the shade.
All points ON the ID. & NJ Roads is
sue half fare tickets for he Fourth
Wood for Sale. Enquire OF WEDDELI.
s. WILLIAMS BRO, at the bowl factory.
Several communications have been
omitted this week for wunt Of spoce and
time
Advertised Letters: Matte Brown,
Do lie Gndman, Beck : Ann Gooman, Jno.
McFul.
The races at Toledo yesterday after
noon were postponed on account of the
highpind that prevailed.
A coupleof country lads came in town
last Tuesday afternoon and exercised their
muscle ON saloon keeper.
Mcssrs GEn MuNGFR Il BRo. arc over
hauling their butcher shop, and intend tx
ing il up in first class style.
1t took about 800 boqucrs to tell how
pleased our citiz,ns were OVER the Com
menccmcnt Exercises last Friday Eve.
On last Monday afternoon, the north
bunnd passenger train ran @, er nnd killed
valuable COW belonging to Mr.. rHILLlr
lHr2.
The merits uf Dr. Bull's Baby Syrup
age acknowledged hy all who have ever
used il lur the diseases OF ialancy Prize
only - cents loo tie.
The Misses EDITH DAY, META q.
LAwREScE and MATTE WEsTCorr grad
naled last week in English and German,
the remaining graduates in English.
-Fr"m the fusoria Rericw we learn that
Prof w. +. JACKSON, Of Ann Arbnr, Mich,
was elected Principal "f the Academy, now
in course oi a"H6tr,,ction in that place.
The vigor of perfect health is com
municatcd Ia the entire sySlcm by he lire
ol DIR. Bulls Blood Mixture, which il pro.
fe,sionally and l"ruorly recognized a.
the best blood purifier known.
--Mr..F. 4. STARR, editor OF the Hicks.
vile iadrpendent il the happy father Of ii
girl baby. He must now take something
besides liquid elm wond on suh~criutiun
as that won't buy the baby dress.
Mr.. MICHAEL YoUxG, OF Fos,oria,
young man about 2S wears Of age, and main
support of his aged father and mother was
drowned one day last week while bathing
at the stone quarry near thpI place.
We are pleased to learn that our
young friend Fred Dodge, in the recen,
exaRina,iuns at the close Of the schools,
attained the highest per centage in his
stu,l;cs. Close application and hard work
is sure to win.
TO ignore the warningoi approaching
disease IL neither cautious nor safe. Pre-,
NNh'C NNNi'A lux ESTb 'iiN i'hhitNlslAt hNN VI
good preventive rcucdy, such as DIR.
Bulls BallimorS pitts, which eradicate at
once MI symptoms Of bilious diseases.
Last week, Mr. PETER CARKEY. living
in EOstoria, commi d suicide by drown.
ing himself at the stone quarry near that
place. lie was seen to leap into the wafer
by men ut work nj tile quarry who rushed
to his assistance and would have saved him
had he not fought them away. He wa 9
! supposed to be mncr the influence OF Ii
quor at the time.
The Floral Concert given b. the First
Presbyterian Sunday SchQql nj Centennial
Hall lat Sunday evening was a ry enjoy
able affair and lar above the average Sun
day School Concert. The selections OF vo-
cnl music were good and all well rendered.
| The scholars conducted themselves admir-
ably, being well up in their lines. The
hall was filled to overnowing, many being
unable to secure seats or evea comfortable
standing room.