Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-02-07
LOCAL MATTERS.
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.
statemehI - Hartford fns. Co.

KINGsBURY & WILSON'S.
Railroad ties have been coming in
at lively rate for the past few days.
Mr.. NJ. A. TRowBRtDoE will accept
thanks for copies of Hot Springs ArkNn-
sas, papers.
Mr.. TRowBRIDGEs stave factory start
ed up last week with fine supply Of ma
terial to work up.
Correspondents should be careful
about writing proper names plainly and
spelling them correctly.
The Arion Cornet Band boys held
two meetings last week and have reorgan-
lied with full membership.
The Sunday Journal announces that it
will soon issue weekly edition which
will make it n semi-weekly paper.
The cost for the publication Of the
Delinquent Land List in Wood county
this year, was S575.27.
Five or six rods Of fence belonging
to the d. & NJ Road, near Grassy Creek,
was burned by tranps on Wednesday.
Fresh eggs and choice butter at KINGS.
bury & Wilson'S.
-Messrs. F.& D. D.K.IIoLLENBEcK put in
large new safe this week, their old one
becoming too small to hold the nccumula-
ton of valuable papers.
The ice gorges at this point, above
and below, were closed in the icy embrace
of old Boreas on Sunday and has remained
in that condition since.
The Fire Department held business
meeting on Tuesday evening, at which
It was decided to give ball on the 22d
inst, to replenish the treasury.
-Advertifed letters for the week end
ing Feb. 9th: Miss MargNretha Bower,
Mamie Desehus, Franz Joseph Drops, (due
10 cents, James Thornton.
"A young lady on being asked where
her native place was, replied, al have
none: am the daughter of a Methodist
minister"
Choice Teas of all kinds, at KINGS
BURY & WILSON'S,
The best and cheapest in the world.
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup costs you only 25
cents, and If it does not cure your cough
yOu can get your money back.
Ca friend in need is a friend indeed"
Such friend is DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup,
which should lie in every family it costs
only % cents bottle and may save many
n doctor bill
1T has continued to snow at intervals
for the past three days, but the temper
nture has been rather mild for it 10 lay
in sufficient quantity to make sleighing
available.
The next NJ. f. Social will be given
at the residence OF Mr.. II. WILTsE, Fifth
street, on Tuesday evening next. A pleas
ant evening is anticipated and all are
cordially invited.
The Statement of the old Hartford
Insurance Co. will be found in this is
sne Of the JOURNAL, and the figures contain
ell therein speak for themselves. Mr.. F.
r. MILLER is the local agent here.
Save your money and come to KINGS
BURY & wilson's. Our prices and goods
can not be beat, Toledo not excepted.
There will be n meeting of tile Board
of County School Examiners at Bowling
Green, on the 22d inst, for the examination
of teachers. See advertisement in this
paper.
Mr.. ED. SPAULDING is the happy man.
lie goes out and sits on n stump when it
cries. It's girl, and so hefty that the
scales will not weigh it. Bulls Baby
Syrup will keep it quiet, Ed.
The water spreading over the flats in
lower town, then freezing on the first of
the week, formed very fine skating rink,
which was enjoyed by a number of our
young folks Of both sexes, on Tuesday
evening.
The Walters Importing Co., OF Gin.
cinnati, whose advertisement appears in
this paper, is frst-class and perfectly relia-
BILE and stand we'll in that city. This is the
word we receive from reliable authority
in that city.
Egg merchants are watching the mar
ket reports, also keeping an ear open for
the cackling of the hens AT this season of
the year they have to accept of every
source of information to prevent being
stuck on prices.
The Bridgeport Standard thinks the
moon is just the thing for coon hunting or
s'eigh riding, but it isn't worth much for
gathering chickens or talking about the
greenback movement over the front gate
with nnother fellows girl.
Mr.. WM. l.. STEBBINs, who resided
near the bay, about 8 miles below Tole-
do, committed suicide on Wednesday OF
last week by taking poison. Business
depression and protracted illness of his wife
is reported to be the cause. He was man
of middleage, highly respected and leaves
a wife and one daughter.
A preacher in Kentucky The other
Sunday, becoming exasperated, paused in
his discourse to say: "Ladies and gentle
men, if you will give nae your close atten-
tion, will keep lookout or that door,
aud il anything worse than man eaters
will warn you in time to make your es-
cape.
Friday night, during the week OF
prayer, was set apart to pray for editors,
That night, the house was not lighted up,
and no meeting was held. Somebody said
it was because editors were past praying
for; but as the pastor of the church, is an
Al