Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-01-30

Medical Notice-Byrou & Hoyt,
Law Card-Bensohoter g. Nearing.
FRANK SMITHS Views and Lecture on
Andersonville Prison, at the Town Hall, to-
night.
The highest cash price paid for Hides
and Pelts, at the Perrysburg Tannery. 33lf
Mr.. w. II. FoRsYTH has removed his
family into tho residence on Second street,
lately vacated by I. j. WEBB.
The Social at Centennial Hall Inst
Friday evening was largely attended, and
proved social and musical treat.
! We learn from the Sentinel that "Tom
Ordway is making preparations TO build a
new house in the spring" Will that make
it "spring house?"
They say II is amusing TO see the la
dies of Deshler wearing rubber boots and
"coonng" il along on fences to get over the
deeper mudholes.
Remember that FRANK NJ. SMITH,
of Toledo, will doliver his Lecture and ex-
hibit his Views OF Andersonvllle Prison,
at the Town Hall, tonight. All should
hear him, and see his Views.
Are you bilious Do you feel
drowsy? Have you the blues? Take
a dose of DIR. Bulls Baltimore Pills.
Price % cents a box. All druggists keep
them.
The Ladies' Centennial Society will
hold their next Social at Centennial Hall,
Friday evening" Feb. 9th. Hon. ASHER
Cook will give brief description of his
travels in Europe, beginning at eight
o'clock. All are invited.
The members Of the Cornet Band that
is at present being organized here, will
give a supper at Centennial Hall on Tues
day evening, Feb. 10th, 1880. Good mu.
sic, and a supper will be served. Give the
boys boom.
--Mr. DAVID WHITE is putting down
carpets and making all necessary prepara-
tions for moving into the new Hotel next
Monday. We hear il limited that it Willie
dedicated with grand ball on the 22d OF
February.
BE on time; for prevention is bet
ter than cure. All Coughs and Colds.
and such affections of the throat and
lungs as lead to consumption are cured
by DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Sold by all
druggists. Price % cents.
Mr. LEAFS new barn being completed,
Mr.. JAS. r. WErHoRE9emoved his livery
into il on the first of the week. He is fit
ting up an Office and comfortable sleeping
apartments in rooms designed for these
purposes, and is otherwise preparing to be
at home when called upon.
"A series of protraced meetings are be-
ing held at the NJ. Z. Church, afternoon
and evening, which are fully attended and
deep interest manifested. These meetings
have been continHed through last aud this
week. 1t has not yet been decided, We be-
lieVe, tocontinue them through next week.
Mr.. c. LEAF has removed his small
frame building that fronted on Rail
road street, to Louisiana Avenue, Just
North of his Grocery, and has rented it to
Mr.. DAVID WILKINSON CAMP, who will
occupy il next week aud open general de-
pot aud headquarters for fine bracket work.
The mild, pleasant Spring weather
caught a cold " Wednesday, and for two
days the mud was stiifened up little, but
this morning we have abundant Indications
of warm shower. A sigh of relief is
felt ut tie near approach of the 2i of Feb
ruary, when the woodchuck will settle the
question.
The manufacturers OF Perrysburg and
of the county generally, are rot alone the
sufferers from the open winter and bad
roads. We see by our exchanges similar
complaints throughout the Northwest, of
manufacturing industries suffering for
want OF material to BET them in opera
ton.
We take pleasure in calling attention
to the professional card OF Messrs. BEN
scHoTER & NEARING, of Bowling Green,
who have formed copartnersinp for the
practice of their profession. the law. They
are both pleasant and genial gentlemen to
| deal with, and we wish them success. See
card
The Delta Arulancie copies our notice
of Mr. S. X. PAnKs' addition to his sign,
viz " Barkisis is within" and adds that from
| the numerous calls" iIr. PARKs has re-
ceived to lecture in WAuseon, it would
seem reasonable to infer that his " engage
ment" interests some fair damsel in that
| burg
The Young Peoples Association, Of
the Walnut Street Church, had the most
pleasant social entertainment of any since
| their organization, at the residence OF the
Pastor, Rev. A. B. ROBINSON, Monday
evening. The evening was principally de-
| voted to reeitations of Longfellow's poems.
! The next meeting of the Association will
be held at the residence OF Mr.. j. w. Ross,
and the subject viii! be American Lilera-
ture."
We we're pleased to receive a call on
Saturday, from Mr.. THOMAS JuNKINs, of
Weston Twp, who is among the best post
ed men in Wood county on thorough brod
cattle. He sold four Of his two-year olds
last week To parties in adjoining counties.
| Me-. JuNKINs informed us that he remem-
bered when he passed through Perrysburg
| TO his present location with his parents
which was 40 years ago. lie was in his
tenth year, and there was not much OF Per-
ryshurg at that date.
From bills printed at this Office, we
learn that Mr.. Z. Imam, who resides one
mile west of Belle, lille Ridge, will hold a
public sale of personal property. on
Wednesday, Feb. 4th, at Which will be Of
fered Sork horses, colts, cows, young cattle,
hogs, farm implements, Sc, &c. Mr.. IL
NAM proposes to try the climate of Miehi-
gan ior a while. AIso Mr.. ANDREW PAR
CELLS, will hold a public sale at his resi-
dence near the Hood Church, in Middleton
twp on Tuesday, Feb. 10 h. at which will
be offered work horses, wagon, buggy hNr-