Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-08-29

pair at the New York Store.
The Sunday Journal speaks of Mr.. II. S.
CHAPIN, OF the bee AS the festive manager
of the Grand Smngerfest Ball Thursday
evening last.
Splendid duck overalls, 80 cents per
pair at the New York Store.
The Delta Ardlonche says number of
its Delta friends had their trunks immers-
ed just before leaving the camp meeting at
Lakeside. The rite was performed by
drayman.
Word was received here a few days
since, that the Cora Lock, the handsome lit
tie steamer in here by Capt. LOCK some
ten years ago, was totally destroyed by FIRE
near Saginaw.
MIR. f. D. Ross has purchased from
TAYLOR & MILLER their entire stock of
books and stationary and intends to keep
a full assortment of everything in this
line.
Mr.. CONRAD NAEGELE, of IIaskins,
wants 1000 hickory hoop poles, 8 feet in
length and from to ! inches thick at top
end. For further particulars see bills or
address as above.
Mr.. VIM. MABLEY, OF Toledo, has just
returned from the Eastern markets where
he purchased mammoth stock of Fall
Clothing. Call and see him at II and 70
Summit street, when in Toledo.
The bad effects Of imprudence in eat
ing and drinking are speedily removed,
and the depression following eating is
quick Iy banished by the use OF DR.. Bulls
Baltimore Pills. Price % cents.
Let il be remembered that all the
committees appointed to make preparations
for the reunion OF the 9th Regt., whose
names appear elsewhere, are to meet at the
Council Room on Monday eve. next.
5000 yards best prints at 6 cents per
yard ut the New York Store.
Con Worries, Of Akron, writes that he
will be present at the reunion of the 9th
Regt. at Perrysburg, September 4th. Mr..
A. G. North will go to Perrysburg, Sep
tember 4th, TO photograph the 9th Reg
iment reunion.-SWsddy Journal.
-Four bars R. w. Bells Buffalo Soap
for 25 cents, at the New York Store.
The Detroit Free Press publishes
carefully prepared table, showing that
professional men on an average catch only
about six fish out Of so when they engage
in the sport, while the unknown small
boy, with an old straw hat and broken
uuspender," catches 40 out OF so.
The Bee is speaking to the point when
it says: Pcrrysburg vagabonds-and there
are plenty of lhem-hSve already commen-
ced their fruit-thieving operations. Not
night passes but that fruit-trees and gar
dens are visited, aud those who desire to
retain any fruit are compelled to gather
il green.
Mrs. C. W. NORTON and Son, JESSE s.,
took possession of the Exchange Hotel on
Monday and are getting everything pr-
ranged in good shape for the comfort and
convenience OF guests. Mr.. NORTON says
he is only going to be boarder, that the
wife and son will take charge and run the
house.
JAMES DUSIPAcE, Esq, went out to
Mishawaks, Ind, last week and returned
home with bride, which was surprise to
a majority of his most intimate friends.
The maiden name OF the happy bride was
Miss FLORENCE S. EVANS. The happy
couple have the best wishes aad congratu-
lations of q host Of friends.
Mr.. JOHN GUSDER, who resides on
what is known as the old Strickland farm,
which was supposed to be we'll worn, re-
ceived ju4l 200 bushels Of wheat from 8
acres last Saturday, His corn crop il re-
ported excellent. After all there is some
thing in the mode Of farming and in tie
weather, as well as in the ditchiing.
Tomorrow Mr.. G. w. HUFroRD will
open his Oyster Depot to the public tor the
Fall and Winter campaign. He keeps the
best brands and the freshest and best sup
ply to be found in the Northwest. II the
weather il favorable Mrs. HUFFoRD will
keep the Ice.Cream department open until
after the reunion ON the 4th of Sept.
--FOR SALE.-A fine country residence,
with choice surroundings, etc. This fire.
quently means that the occupant wishes 10
regain health; because residence in ma
larial district will induce blood poisoning,
and hence disease. This can be most ex-
peditiously counteracted by the prompt ad-
ministration of DIR. Bulls Blood Mixture.
Before purchasing elsewhere, examine
the stock of ladies' and children's shoes, at
the New York Store.
--Messrs. NEUHAUsEL BRos., 2l7 and
2l9 Summit ST., Toledo are now filling NJ
their mammoth double store with n mon
ster stock OF Fall Dry Goods of all descrip-
tions from the cheapest print to the finest
line of silks. This firm is becoming more
pOpuar from year to year and are continu'
ally spreading out their business. The
lowest prices are always their rule.
-Asit ia becoming so fashionable fore
cursion parties TO be annoyed by drunker
men, the Tippecanoe Herald suggests that
a special car should be provided for thl'
class. Would it not be rs we'll to sc! them
off in the first forest that the train may
pass through, where they may have plenty
Of time to sober up and reflect over the sit
uation before they reach civilization Car
any one tell where the drunkard il
wanted2
-fhe NJ. L. Sabbath School OF thil
place had very pleasant picnic at Maple
Grove on Wednesday. Wagons were pro
tided to convey the whole number in at