Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-10-17
Look out for new goods at the Centen.

Wild Rose Tobacco Spence BROS. e. Co.
So In Goods for so Cents UDon Book Co
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Look out for new goods at the Centen-
tennial Block.
"A letter without address OF any kind
is held at the Post Office.
The Teachers Institute commences
next Monday, to continue two weeks.
One more week Of warm weather
will produce the third crop of clover.
They claim calico ls rising but we
sell groceries ns cheap as ever at KINGS.
BURY & WILSON'S.
The 1y is reported TO be doing con-
siderable damage to the growing crop Of
wheat on the sand ridges.
Owing to absence Of some OF the off
GERS there will beno regular communication
Of Ph@nix Lodge, f. q A. NJ, on Monday
night next.
The time has passed for the Elixirs,'
Cordiols etc, for the Baby, and DIR. Bulls
Baby syrup is now the established remedy.
Price 20 cents
Mr.. JACOB HEcIILER, mn enterprising
Perrysburg boy, has opened up Drug
store on Adams street, Toledo, and one Of
the neatest in that city. Success.
If you have been drinking too much
which however you should never do,
dose OF Dr. Bulls Baltimore Pills will
place you in good condition again. Price
25 cents.
Mr. d. w. CAMP will accept our thanks
for liberal sample of Myrtle Navy smok-
ing tobacco, which was sent him for his
own use from Toronto, Canada. 1t is
very fine.
FRED HILLABRAND thinks Mr.. GEO.
BoETscH, Assessor, and Mr.. J. NJ. BRowN,
Jusiice of the Peace, must feel terribly
lonely, as they were about the only two
Democrats elected in the State.
If you want case of Boyer's best
peaches, cheap, leave your order at KINGs-
BURY &WusoN's.
The Jc6ersonian says hickory.nuts are
selling at 40 cents per bushel upon the
streets OF Findlay. 1t won't pay to get up
when nuts sell so cheaply.
The JOURNAL acknowledges most
charming serenade on Wednesday night
from the Hickenloopor Club" with tin
horns 1t was an eye opener. Aud again
last night from the Midnight Quartet Club.
Many thanks.
Mr.. CHAPMAN received a car load of
shingles from East Saginaw this week, and
the freight bill on same called for SS2
lie has also received his machine for
baleing hay and has sent for q man who
understands operating it.
MIR. l.. c. WILSON has our thanks for
the papers, program, &c, giving an account
of the "biggest and funniest game of base
ball ever played in the civilized world, at
Wichita. Kansas, on the Sth inst, between
"Old Medicine" and "Old Blackstone "
clubs. The heaviest weight was 3l4 pounds.
Try the Pearline for washing. 1t
saves labor. Try Proctor & CANDLES soap
try Horseiords Bread Preparation, at
KINGsDuRY & Wilson'S.
A report of Gen. SHERwooDs meeting
at Haskins on Thursday night, was writ
ten mp in very clever shape Tor our last
weeks issue, hut reached us toe late for
insertion. We shall be pleased to hear
from the same writer again on matters per-
tanning to the local interests of that vic.
nifty.
Mr.. GEORGE SCHEETs, merchant of
Fast Toledo, dropped in Wednesday and
1 4 I
fore the expiration of same. He is well
pleased with the result of the election and
says business prospects were never better.
Mr.. SCHEETs is always lull of business,
and he merits it.
A pleasant surprise parry of about 80
members of the NJ. +. Church congrcga-
lion, called on Rev. w. A. YINGLING and
lady Wednesday evening. Rev. HENRY
WARNER made short address, welcomir z
the new minister, and two or three hours
were spent very pleasantly to all assembled.
The surprise was most complete.
The Russian Court invited DR.. Aver
and his family to the Archduke's wedding
in the Royal Palace. This distinction
was awarded him not only because he was
an American. but also because his name
as physician had become favorably
known in Russia on its passage around
the world.-Pueblo (Coll People.
No advance on coffees,
No advance on sugars,
No advance on teas,
At KINGsBURY & Wilson's.
Another week of remarkable warm
weather for this season Of the year The
atmosphere was SO heavily laden with fog
three or four mnrninps and esnecinIlv on