Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-11-12
LOCAL MATTERS.
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Legal Notice-T Conper.
Nstiue 10 Contractors Curtis, Clerk.
Money to loan. at CITIZENS BANK.

Legal Notice Theron Cooper.
Nstice 10 Coutractors--S. Curtis, Clerk.
Money to loan, at CITIZENS BANK.
New Buckwheat -four and oysters, at
E. L. Kingabury's,
"A large stock Of Boots and Shoes
cheaper than the cheapest, at A. q. Will
liams q Bro.
The highest cash price paid for butter,
eggs and country produce generally, by
E. L. Kingsbury.
Vocal and Instrumentsl Concert every
evening, from 1880 to s;15 o'clock, at the Ba
Ear, at Town Hall, next week.
The highest market price paid for
Hides and Pelts, at thePerrysburg Tannery.
See market report. 2stf.
Don't fail to attend the Bazaar, to be
held at the Town Hall, every evening next
week, commencing Monday, Nov. l5.
Ladies', you are invited to call and see
the Bargains in New STYLE Dress Goods,
Just received at A. @. Williams & Bro,
Don't forget that Mrs. DR.. Nichols
cures tumors and cancers without caustic
or without pain. Call at her residence at
the photograph gallery on 9Th street.
Don't forget that E. L. Kngsbury
keeps the finest stock of Groceries to be
found in the Northwest, which lie will sell
as cheap as the cheapest, for cash.
This is the month when those troub-
led with cough should go for a twenty
five cent bottle Of DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup
and be cured.
Bro. G. A. Darke, OF the Elmore Tri5-
Hne, is determined to have a change and
gets it about as often as any man we know
A. Eof.
Notes and mortgages bought, at
CITIZENS BANK.
Carriers Little Liver Pills are free
from all crude and irritating matter. Con-
centrated medicine only; very small easy
to take; no pain; no gripping, and no
purging.
Charles Hartman, Toledo, Ohio, snys;
I know it cured me, and / hope others
similarly troubled with pain in the chest
may lie helped by the Only Lung Pad as
I have."-See Adr.
Prepare yourself for the severe and
sudden changes Of climate Of winter
and spring, by procuring a bottle Of Dir.
Bulls Cough Syrup. Price 25 cents. Sold
everywhere.
H. E. Hodge, Cambridge, Mich, says:
I" | have been afflicted with Asthma for
years. and an Only Lung Pad gave me
immediate relief l can recommend il rs
the greatest remedy ever produced.-SeeAdr
Now we are prepared to furnish space
to our local correspondents. for local trans
pirings, such as will be Of interest to the
public. Let us hear from yon, fellow PEN
ell singers, when such news is at your
command.
j. F. Newcomber, OF Toledo, Ohio,
says:-" have been greatly benefited by
wearing nm Excelsior Kidney Pad, and |
would recommend all persons troubled |
with weak kidneys 10 give 1t a trial
See Ade.
The Central House, Bowling Green.
changed hands some ten days since, Mr.. |
Hopkins selling ont to Mr.. A. J. Caldwell. |
Mr.. Hopkins made a very popular land
lorb. He goes to Cleveland to engage in
business.
The corrected time card of the D. &
NJ. Road will be found in this paper.
There is no change in passenger trains ex'
cept the Deshler Accommodation, which
INV runs TO Lima, with slight change OF
time through this county.
The iron for the lev bridge across the
river has commenced arriving. There is
considerable dissatisfaction expressed at
the delay in the completion Of this struct-
ure, which the contract provided should be
completed by the first Of September.
Now that the long and holly contested
campaign is over, let us all settle down to
business, make each other happy by paying
our debts, aud then go to work to lay in
something for the rniny days OF the Winter
when it will he pleasant to sit by the base
burner or the yawning fire place.
The young people OF the Walnut St.
Presbyterian church have in preparation
Paper FestivaI to be given in connec-
tiOn with the Baznar of the band of " Faitl.-
ful Workers" OF that society, in about two
weeks. Tableaux and Literary exercises
will be feature Of the entertainment.
-Rossiter johnson, the editor of the
well-knowu "Little Classic" series, has
boy-life, which is to run through the new
volume Of ST. NICHOLAS, beginning with
the Christmas (Deceniber) number The
hero, PhNeton Rogers, is a boy-mventor.
The Atlantic & Pacific Telegraph Co.,
have had gang OF ten and twelve men
engaged all summer in cutting of and re
setting their poles between Cleveland and
Toledo. They passed through here with
the work lhis week. They put in new
poles at the crossing OF roads to elevate he
wire to admit OF the p Ssage OF loaded
wagons.
The large Central House barn, at
Bowling Green, was totally destroyed by
fire on Saturday night, which endangered
the hotel building and large amount of
other property, which was saved only by
heroic work. The barn was the property
of Mr.. X. S. Lease, and the contents be.
longed 10 the lessee, Mr.. Caldwell, and was
a total loss, neither having any insurance.
Drafts on Europe and U. S. bought
and sold, at CITIZENS BANK.
Mr.. F. G. Culley, editor of the Defiance
Express and President of the Garfield and
Arthur Club of that city, WAS handsomely
caned with gold-headed ebony by his
Republican friends on the night Of the
election while the glorious news OF the
result was being received at headquarters.
The campaign was intensely personal and
bitter in that city, and ii steps are not Ia
ken to heal the breech il will be a detri-
ment to the business Of the city.
Our Catholic friends seem determined
to make their Bazar, to be held at the Town
Hall, next week, grand success. Aside
from the musical programme, each evening