Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-06-13

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Books Robert Clarke a Co.
See q Week n. Balleit & Co.
VhlaEe Ordinance + A Higgins.
g. 500 Year George Stinson a. Co.
Admiuisirator's Sale jas. n. Pierce.
Sherifls Sals-Oifin Henry.
1t Ia the representatives ol school hoJs,
seats that are around now.
"A delightful soaking rain Wednesday
evening and everything is lovely.
The hot weather has made good demand
Tor MIR. HoFFMAE's Fisher Refrigerator.
1T is Mr.. A. q. WILLIAMS that walk,
with boy.ant step this time. It's s 10 boy
For all diseases Of the blood, we do
not know Of any better remedy than DR.
Bulls Blood Mixture.
"A little two year old child of Mr..
PHILLIP RAPP fell from a swing few days
since aud broke its collar bone.
Those in need Of Threshing machine
will consult their own interest by reading
the advertisement Of MIR. WILLIAM Crook
IN another column.
Advertised Letters for week ending
18th inst. Jno. Helsley, Peter Henry,
N. \. Johnston, Atty ut Law, Miss A. o.
Kelly, Mrs. jacob White.
--Arcannm Visitor: A Greenvi'le girl,
ealing her first ROoseberries "N'yuni
yum-m-m Wouldn't like to see the
goOse that laid those berries"
One finds it very difficult at this sen.
son of the year to distinguish Sunday
Sch' oil Superintendent from prize fighter
by the cut Of the hair.
Avoid using those remedies containing
Opium, MOrphin, elc.; but when the baby
is sick Use DIR. Bull's Baby Syrup--perfeci.
ly safe aud always reliable. Price only
20 cents,
The outlook for large excursion out
OF Toledo on next Saturday, 2lst, to Colum-
bus, is very flatterng. We notice posters
and programmes are stuck up in town
giving full particulars.
"A young man (the initials of whose
name is FRED DoDeE) made his first ex-
pertinent in single scull last evening.
Although not fishing for he caught
crab, and the boat rode him ashore.
If the eldest inhahiiant,' or any one
else ever saw heavier folage or healthier
green than We have on forest or shrub at
this time, they are hereby requested to re-
port in person or by letter to this office.
--PETERsoN's Magazine for July has
just reached our table, in which is COM
menced the opening chapters of new nov.
eletc by that brilliant writer, Mrs. FRAN.
cEs HoDGsoN BURNETT. 1t isa bright aud
CHEEKY number.
Specials to the Cincinnati papers
state, that FRED WOLF, of Fostoria, Was
arrested Monday on an affidavit of his l6-
year old daughter, charging him with in.
cest. lie was bound over in the sum OF
$500 and sent to the Hancock county Jail.
Don't forget to look over the list of
valuable catalogues, advertised by RoDEnT
CLARKE & Co, Of Cincinnati. This IL one
Of the oldest and most reliable firms in the
United States. You need never fear OF any
unfair dealing with them.
That song so full of sentiment and
pathos for the soldier" Tenting Tonight
was sung by the Glee Club in the ceremo-
nies OF Decoration at Tippecanoe. Another
appropriate feature WAS the marking of
each soldiers grave with stakes painted
with alternate stripes of red, white and
blue, which were left to permanently des
ignate them.
The schooner Connedm WAS loaded by
the Cook Bros. with seventeen hundred X.
II. ties on Tuesday She got aground
when but a short distance from the dock
where she remained "a hours. A tug
brought up the schooner W. Cdpron Wednes.
hav, which was loaded with $40 ties by
Mr.. GEO. BoETsCH, aud after il had safely
landed This vessel at the dock assisted the
ConneaUt ont of her dilemma and sent her
On her way rejoicing.
Curling Irons aud Hair Crimpers left
in the shade by the U. s. HAIR CURLING
COMPOUND. This compound is beautiful
hair dressing and will curl the hair as
'oon rs applied. Per package 80 cents,
1r sample package 10 cents. Try
sample package and test its merits. Bur
lne sample package will be sent to the
'nme person. Good clean l and 3 cent
postage stamps taken. Sold only by the
U. S. COMPOUND Co., Box 43 Lilchfeld,
illinois. Sd
The Great Art Publishing House oi
iEoRoE SrISsoS d Co, of Portland, Maine,
moves steadily on the even tenor of its
way, apparently not feeling the dull times.
During the year 1878 they sold over Four
Million pic ures of all descriptions. They
publish every description OF fine pictures.
,nd the prices range from ten cents up
wards to twenty dollars per copy. Their
for this large business il
immense they receive, on an average, |
rver one thousand letters per day. Their |
pictures are well known to be OF STANDARD |
merit.