Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-11-21

Prospectus Burlington Hawkeye.
School House Letting Building Committee.
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1t is expected that court will last an
other week yet.
Mr.. A. ORDwAY at Town Hall Tues
day evening. Suject-Temperanoe.
Thanksgiving Ball at the Town Hall
next Wednesday night. Admission only
48 cents.
Mr. JOHN IT. THORNTON had son
born to him on Monday, which lived on ly
four hours.
Contractors will see someth ing that
will interest them under the heading Of
new advertisements.
1t is Mr. HENRY f. PECK that wears
the characteristic smile for such occasions,
this time. 1t is boy No. 2.
---Lost-A small steel door key. A lib
eral reward will be paid for its return to
this office or the post office.
There is a coed stage Of water in the
Maumee since the late heavy rains, and
it is we'll tinted with clay.
The Odd Fellows Of Milton Center will
give an oyster supper at their new hall on
Thanksgiving evening, to which all are in
vited.
Newspaper men, not unlike many
others, have commenced doubling up for
the winter. The Bryan Democrat and
Fountain City argus have been dovetailed.
Life is full of sorrows and disappoint.
menls, but the most snnguine hopes of
all those who try DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup,
are always realized. 1t never disappoints.
25 cents.
Read the Prospectus of the Burlington
Hdackeye in this paper. II you want genu-
inc wit subscribe for that paper and follow
Roaming Robert" II you want good
newspaper you can also get that in the
HGrkcye.
Mr.. d. r. LoCKE's Widow Bedott"
was greeted with three crowded houses last
week, and NEIL BURGESS is booked as the
finest character actor in America tits not
pleasant, however, to carry s,ich in the
side for two or three days after witnessing
the characteristics of the Widow.
We are requested TO state that any
person who has borrowed either of the
following named books from Mr.. f. HoL-
LENBECK. will confer favor by returning
it: Theory and Practice of Teaching"
by Paige "Cutler's Physiology; :" " I'M
Gle Toms Cabin; ;" Text Book of Tenn
perance."
Weston Herald: Every man knows
how to run a newspaper till he starts in
the business himself, then he forgets all
his fine spun theories, gets mad at the
delinquent subscribers, throws his earlv
vegetables and mammoth sweet corn into
the " he'll box and says, "demit, wish |
hadn't known 30 much"
1t nccomplishes its object 20 quickly
and so satisfactorily, that its praises are
in the mouth of every mother.-We re-
fer to DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup, the remedy
for children's diseases. Sold for only 25
cents.
According 10 our exchanges, hnyfork
swindlers are still! getting in their work on
the farmers who are too poor {? to sub
scribe Tor their home paper in various
parts Of the country. A fork is left at the
residence Of farmer. he il induced to
sign paper. and the next thing he knows
about the matter is that lie is confronted
with promissOry note hearing his name
and he ia then compel ID to fork over its
face value.
Nervousness and Indigestion. These
sad Affections 30 destructive both TO bus
iness and pleasure arise from morbid
condition OF the body, which is relieved
by an occasional dose of DR.. Bulls Bal
timore Pills. Try them, they will do
you good. Sold everywhere, at 25 cents
a hOx.
South Toledo advertiser: The new
Railroad company, the "Toledo, Deiphos
4 Burlington" took possession of the To-
ledo & Maumee n @. Monday aud the
road is now under the control and manage
memt of that company. The former em-
ployes of the road, we understand, aIe to
be retained for the present at least.
We publish in another column a fine
descriptive letter on the Wonderous
West" Which recently appeared in the
Boston Post, and is from the gifted pen of
Mrs c. w. RoMNEY, formerly Miss LIMA
WEsrCoTT of Perrysburg, n neice of Mr.
S. d. WEsTCoTT, of this place, who CORES
ponds with a large number OF leading pa
pers all over the country. We are in pos
session of the second letter. descriptive of
Leadville, which we will endeavor 10 find
room for next week