Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-09-05

Mr.. L. ID. Ross is the happy man
1t lisa oh girl, with black hair.
Two young ladies in town received
vocal serenede on Sunday night,
Try one of p. D. Ross patent "Scratcl
Book pads for use with pencil only.
Mr.. JOHN KAzMIRE is NOT n happ,
man. IL lis the 9th son, and nary a daugh
ter.
The Exchange Hotel is giving yer,
general satisfaction and is doing a goot
business.
The Joie de Pie club assembled at Cen.
tennial Hall last nigh. and had very
pleasant social glide.
Many of our citizens unite in pro
claiming DIR. Bulls Blood Mixture the
most wonderful invigorator that ever sus-
tanned the sinking system.
The steamer Morning Star has remov.
Ell her cabins and hurricane deck and
gone into the lumber trade. She took
out load of cotton. wood lumber for
Cleveland from our docks on Tuesday.
The attention of all suffering with
rheumatism, neuralgia, paralysis, &c, is
directed TO the advertisement OF DIR. G. w.
FORBES, OF Cincinnati, headed " Free Gift
10 ALL" which will be found in another
column.
The Tri-State Fair opens up next
Monday at their finely located grounds
near Toledo, with every prospect of COM
pletee success. The departments are we'll
TILED np and the promises are good for
favorable weather.
-Messrs. A. G. WILLIAMS & BRO,
shipped another cargo of wheat Wednes-
day and have nearly as much more on
hand. II is becoming generally under.
stood that this is Just as good a point for
marketing grain and produce as any other
of its size.
One bogus jewelry man was fred out
of town yesterday, aud two others who, Just
Ms they had got their "wheel of fortune
in position to reap a rich harvest, were
arrested. taken before the Mayor and
fined five each AMI costs amounting in all
TO $14.
We direct attention to the law
card Of Mr.. II. s. PARKER, of Bowling
Green. who is now going 1t alone. Mr..
PARKER IL an energetic and promising
young man, aud any business entrusted To
II care will no doubt be promptly at
tended to.
From late Caldwell, Kansas, paper
we learn that our young friend, Mr.. II.
A. Ross has been elected Secretary Of the
Sabbath School of that village, aud that
Mr.. SrRATToN Of the firm oi SMITH, Ross
d SrRATroN has Withdrawn, leaving the
firm name SMITH & Ross.
A Kansas "skeeter" came neatly
boxed in a paper box, addressed: "Mr
JAMES Cook, Perrysburg, Ohio. Stock
Deatcr." 1t was evidently CAP. BRowH's
writing. jim was glad to get the bug, but
he did not like To pay the extra "twu cents
charge" fer extra postage.
New Goods are coming in very rap
idly at the Mammoth store Of Mes4rs.
NEUHAUsEI. Bios, III and 2l9, Summit
street, Toledo. Everything in the line
OF Dry Goods ut such prices that will
move them right off. Quick Sales and
small profits is their rule.
Advertised Letters for the month end
ing Sept. 4th, 1879: George Grenlick, II
". Hoover, Mrs. Libey Longshore, John
NcFnlI, Michael McGovern, Miss Tracy
Moore, AbsO lom Stala, Mrs. Freelove Stain
ton. Please ask Tor advertised letters" in
calling for above. ELBERT d. Ross, MP.
We direct especial attention to the
advertisement OF MABLEY, the Clothier, in
this paper. Ills tremendous ock OF cloth
ing has arrived, and as the cool weather
approaches it Will be n refreshing sight to
witness the stacks of clolhing in all de-
partments of his mammoth double store
Gall ~ and take look at this stock when
down utthe TIi-Slate Fair next week.
On Friday afternoon last the barn of
Mr.. CHANcY PARKER, of Haskins, was
t tally consumed by fire, together with
all its contents, except his team which he
succeeded in getting out. lie lost rea-
Ter, buggy and a considerable amount
of grain. We have not learned whether
The property was insured or not.
Mr.. NORMAN BURNS thrashed on Sat.
nrdag IA bushels of wheat from J acres
of ground, besides two barrels, fully ten
bushels more of cracked wheat. lie sowed
three bushels and peck oil seed. He has
received thirteen crops of corn and this
crop OF wheat without using particle OF
manure or fertilizer Of any kind.
Mr.. L. p. TRIDBLE was selected about
the first OF June as Station Agent at Has
kins, vice Mr.. FRED ZIMMERMAN removed
to Tuntngany. Mr.. TRIBBLE has fitted up
and furnished the building at the Station
9's Hotel To accommodate the travelling
public. We learn that he is giving very
general satisfaction as an agent and land
lord.
Mr.. GEO. SHIPLE found dead culored
man lying in n cluster of bushes by the
side of the road between South Toledo and
Watcrville, Tues lay. His heal was lying
on satchel, his cane was in his hand,
and from appearances had been dead for
n week or more. The coroner was not iGed,
u 1t we have not learned what were the
results OF his investigation.
From three acres of ground Mr.. HEN
ny HAHN, Jr., received this season 3 tons
of clover hay from first crop, and from
the second crop l54 bushels of clover seed,
which he has just sold to MERRILL &
WILDER, Of Toledo, at $3.50 per bushel.
Mr.. HAHN said his father remarked that
lie had never seen any such yield in
Germany or in this country. Next.
-WM. STToKLEs was arrested for drunk.
meas and disorderly conduct on the streets
Monday night and locked up. On Tues.
day lie was taken before he Mayor and
sentenced to 80 days in fail. 10 Of which
he is to live on bread and water, and Sl6
fine. Ii any one knows who kicked Mar
shHl BLUE in the back while engaged in
making this arrest they should make the
same known.
The Toledo Eren:Hg bee came out on
Tuesday evening, enlarged from seven to
eight columns to the page, which It claims
la he necessary to meet the demands of al.
vertisers for space, and that the enlarge
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