Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-08-22

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street.
If you want to be speedily and perma-
nently cured of fever and ugue or any
kiRd Of fever, please call on your new
Homeopathic physician, DR.. NICHOLS.
Advertised Letters for week ending
Aug. q ; Miss Corah Bates, Peter Baur,
Cath Beart, Noah Fisher, Miss Dolly
Goodman, Mrs. II. NJ. B. McCOolSin, Miss
Mary Markloff, Lamby Selects.
We have but one criticism for To-
ledo audience. It is too nppreciative Of
good talent when 1t insists on the second
and third enchore being recognized 10y an
opera singer.
Splendid duck overalls, so cents per
pair at the New York Store.
Failing TO agree upon the terms OF
rent for the ensuing year, Mr.. D. P. Os-
TERHoUT vacates the Exchange Hotel next
week, when Mr.. G. w. NoRToN will again
take possession.
--Perrysburg township still wears the
champion belt in bowling contests. Mr.,
JOHN SNYDERtook the irst prize at Schut-
zen Park last Sunday and Mr.. GEO. WHIT
MAN carried away the third prize.
If your constitution is broken down, or
you fnd it necessary to purify and cleanse
the blood, use DIR. Bulls Blood Mixture.
Sympathy is best shown when prac
tical in It's application. Therefore when
you sympathize with your suffering baby,
show it practically by using DIR. Bulls
Baby Syrup and thus cure your child.
Price % cents.
The average American kitchen and
DR.. Bulls Baltimore Pills both know Dys.
ptpsia; the one creates it, the other de-
stIoys it. Price % cents.
Mr.. THOMAS HARTsHoRN and his in
valid son have a large variety OF good,
healthy slips from choice house plants
which will bloom all winter. II you want
anything in this line don't fail to call and
examine their supply.
Remember the meeting at the Council
Rooms next Monday evening 10 make ar
rangements to provide for the entertain
ment ot the survivors of the gallant 9th
Regiment at their assemblage here on Sep
tember 4th. Let the meeting be fully at
tended.
Splendid Muslin cenis per yard, at
the New York Store.
Mr.. WALTER S. FOWLER will accept
our thanks for very Handsomely printed
cata logue for the State Normal School To-
Gated at River Falls, Wisconsin. The me-
chanical execution would do credit to any
city printing office.
Mr.. JOHN \. SMITH is the lessee OF the
Planning mill of Nlessrs. PECK & HAMIL-
TON. His first load of pine lumber, con
sisting OF $4,000 feet, arrived here on the
steam barge Mackinaw on yesterday. The
barge has returned to the lumber regions
OF Michigan for another load, and we will
soon learn when the planning mill will be
put i'll operation.
Don't forget the place, Centennial
block is the place to buy cheap Groceries.
The Versailles Policy is feeling the
effects. 1t says; 1t ought to be under
stood that the publication of n newspaper
is matter Of business, Just as much as
any other branch of trade. Therefore we
have no space to give away. It's columns
are for sale-in the matter of expressing
peoples wants-iLst the same rs the mer-
chants thread. the druggists medicine, or
the grocer's -four, Can you remember
this?
You can get good broom Tor Is cents
of KINGsBURY & WILSON.
-"The little old log cabin In the lane v
still stands Down by the river side,
where lives the d" Fisherman's daughter ;
and Bonnie Annie Lauree laid "dowr
to dee" while bathing in the sweet per
fumes of " The last rose OF Summer" In
stead of accompanying our readers across
the plains OF Kansas and Colorado thi,
week we went to the S@ngerfest. The eff
iecis are visible in the abOve-so full o
song and poetry that it crops out on thu
slightest provocatlon.
5000 yards best prints Mt cents pc
yard ut the New York Store.
In private business note Capt. L. r
BLINN, Treasurer OF Tama county, Iowa
says: Our crops are good this year
Wheat is yielding from 10 to 25 bushel
per acre and of good quality. Corn wa
never better. Politics Just begin to "boOm
Iowa will ioll mp her usual large Repubi
can majority and | believe show an in
crense. Ohio ought to give Charley Eos
ter at least 10000. Kind regards to al
friends" We are pleased to see Mr.
BLINN's name ON the ticket for reelection
this fall.
-Cofee's are lower than they can b
bought in Toledo, at KINGsBuRY & WI
SONS.
The Commercial of yesterday recorde,
at some length the ceremony Of pleosan
Wedding at the Presbyterian Church il
East Toledo the evening previous, Ia whicI
Mr.. w. X. BARBER and MIss IDA L
llAIGHT. both OF that city, were the con
tracting parties. Mr.. b. is sou of Nj
RoDERT BARBER, formerly q resident O
Perrysburg, and grand son Of Mr.. An
DREW ADAMS, of this place. The present
were numerous and valuable, The happ
couple started on an Excursion TO th
Eastern cities and watering pluces.
Mems good heavy boots, Sl00 pc
pair at the New York Store.
School Examiners NOtice.-Tho Com
ty Board of School Examiners viii hol
their first examination this fall at BOwlin
Green tomorrow, August 23d. The regu
J lar Fall meetings OF the Board will be al
ranged at this meeting and duly advertise
D hereAfler,
I Literary and Mnslcal.-Miss CEcI
NJ. AINSLEE will give literary and mus