Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-04-25
LOCAL MATTERS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Buohu-H. IT, Helmbold.
Dress Making-Miss Warren.
Sewing Machine-Parsons, Foster 4 Co.

The weather has been balmy and de-
lightful this week.
"A copy OF Wild Oats" is upon our
table, TO which we will call attention next
week.
The steamer Ruby makes her first trip
to Put-in-Bay on Thursday next, May
FIRST.
Mr.. THOMAS HARTsHoRN has received
fresh supply OF choice house plants again
this week. Now is the time to call and
see hun.
Open air concerts by day and by night,
since the weather permits of children run
ming in the back yards and the feline
species upon the roUi.
We understand that Commissioner
PIERCE will soon put road scraper on the
old plank road and endeavor to get il in
condition for travel.
ANY one in want Of a good two.horse car
riage, we'll suited for a family carriage, and
wish to buy or trade for such an sne, will
6nd II to their interest to call at this office.
-Wanted.--A young lady who can
speak german and who desires to learn o
good trade will do well to call at this of
flee for further particulars. 52f
DIR. RHEINFRANK is making some fine
Improvements on the little building on the
corner, which il to be occupied MS law Of
fee by Messrs TYLER & MEHAN.
MIR. JAMES DRIscoLL has filed a cay
eat which secures Mr.. WIN. WEBER in the
right and title of grandfather" 1t
weighs II pounds and is of the masculine
gender. No patent granted.
The assessors are on the war path.
See to it that your property is not too
prominently in the foreground. Assessor
HUFFoRD is assessing this township, and
JACOB ARTz the corporation.
Happiness and prosperity depend to
very great extent upon good health. All
those suffering from 1oarseness, Cold or
Cough, should try DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup.
1t cures and costs only 20 cents.
The cheapest House in Toledo for
Dress Goods and Silks'is the reliable Dry
Goods at 2l7 & 2l9 Summit st. The latest
novelties received almost daily. Examine
the prices at NEUHAUsEL Bros.
Rev. Mr.. Hustled and a minister
fiom Bloom twp. held an interesting series
OF meetings at the Town Hall and German
NJ. T.. Church during the greater part of
last and The fOrepart Of this week.
Public squares are a great blessing TO
the community. We can say the same Of
DIR, Bulls Baby Syrup; it is the best REM
edy for the cure OF all diseases Babyhood
has TO encounter. Price only % cents.
Mrs. NJ. A. THORNTON desires to sell
or rent her residence and dnguarrean gal
lery on Fifth street, on very reasonable
terms. Good well and cistern, and n
large garden for raising vegetables. Apply
on the premises.
Advertised Letters for week ending
April oath, 1879: Miss Matte BrOn, Mrs
4. Degncr, Urs Finch, Mrs. Ellen Laney,
Frederick Miller, Mrs. Fielding McCoglin,
+. G. Peckham, G. NJ. Sampson, Miss
Mary Snydcr.
Miss LILLE OBTISGER has been en-
gagged to teach the kindergarten depart
ment al our schools during Miss MABEL
SMITHS absence. We learn that Miss
SMITH is fast regaining health under care.
ful nursing and rest.
-" 4 thing of beauty is a Joy forever
| This thought must have been suggested to
the poets mind by just such elegant bon
net aud hats as are 10 he seen in the new
millinery store in Cooks Block, corner oI
Front st. and Louisiana avenue.
Mr.. JAS. HAYES had another sheen
killed by dogs on Friday night, aud Mr.
TIM. HAYES had several OF his flock at
tackled on the same night. Six dogs we're
made to bite the dust on this occasion, and
some others we're tracked 20 their homes
| and spotted for the slaughter.
We call attention of our readers to adj
vertisement Of PARSONS, FOSTER & Co or
| 2d page, who wish TO secure agcnts for the
Standard Singer Sewing Machine. The
prices offered for them are by far the most
favorable to any yet offered. See adver.
| tisement for particulars.
The Dickens Dramatic Club, of Toledo
presents tonight at Union Hall, South
To'edo, "The Little Brown Jug" and
Whims." The entertainment is giver
under the auspices of, and for the benefi
OF the South Toledo Cornet Band. 1t will
no doubt, be pleasant to be there.
An old Baltimore negro who had EN-
! igrated to Liberia some years ago, ordered
a quantity of DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup .
short time ago, stating that although
coughs and colds were not frequent il
Africa, yet he would not like to be with
out il in his family. Price, 20 cents.
-Messrs. WHITE & BLYMYER, ;";;',1 ,iiiis
posed Of the Defiance Democrat last fall anC
started in the grocery business, have dis
posed of the grocery and again purchased
the Democrat. We thought this would b,
| the result, as they were too much "a
home" in printing office to remain ou
Of it,
Mr.. JAMES HAYES found full XII
of 1912 relics in their woods pasture nea
Fort Meigs few days since. He foun,
| Of 10 of 81 ,at; oly y;.n, hn,
the surface of the ground, and in fey
moments digging took out the stew pan
an AK, augHr, chain, and one grape shot.
"A man who had evidently got to-
much beer aboard to entertain prope
feelings for dGmb animals, whipped hi
team through town on the keen JUMP
Monday evening. We understand that h
had to drive almost to Scotch Ridge, an,
we will venture the assertion that his tear
were worse for the drive.
A letter from Mr.. L. c. WILSON, in
forms MS that Mr.. ]. L. SHAW was to take
position in the best drug store in Wichit
last Monday; that Mr.. Ii. A. Ross ha
been for some time engaged in one OF thei
best dry goods stores, and that Mr.. CHA
NJ. NoRToS arrived there last Frida!
liked the place well, but thought he woul
prospect further.
We nre pleased to zee the efforts pr
forth by our citizens generally to clean Il
and cleanse their premises before the sultr
weather sets in. They are completely nj
ticipntine the Board of Health this sprin
and if the work is continued for a shO
time the occupation of the Board will
gone. Let the good work be continued All
you will be remunerated in the saving
doctors bills.
NOtice.-We hereby authorize Mr.. S.
Fox, of Scotch Ridge, to collect, rene
and receive subscriptions for the JoURNA
at the Ridge, or whatever point he ms
} visit in the county. I'd.
Presbyterian ScrVice.-Rev. Mr.. NJ
CIOsKEY, pnstor PRESBYTERIAN Churc