Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-10-29
Read the new T.D.&BR.R.time card,

underwear, go 10 a. ". w. " BfO,
The Perrysburg Garfield Guards will
meet at ~ o'clock sharp, in full uniform,
tomorrow evening, for drill and business.
"A letter addressed to "Selina, Muir.
ser Co.." is held at the postofIice. The
writer is probably cursing the postmaster
and wondering why he does not receive an
answer TO his letter.
Send in the returns next Monday
night. The entire vote Of the county ought
to be ascertained 10y midnight, and we
want TO hear nothing less than thousand
majority for Garfield.
Women with pale colorless faces who
feel weak and discouraged, will receive
both mental and bodily vigor by using
Carriers Iron Pills, which are made for the
blood, nerves and complexion.
The many friends of s. w. Clay, a
practicing attorney at law for many years
past at Bowling Green, will regret TO learn
of his death, which occurred at his resi-
dence at IL o'clock on Wednesday.
Mrs. G. E. Chamterlin will accept our
thanks for copies Of Alabama papers; also
Miss Carrie Z. Lindsay, for Bloomington,
Ill.,pnpers, giving an account of tremeud-
Gus Republican demonstration there.
"A new time card is out for the running
OF trains on the Dayton & Michigan Road,
to take effect on Sunday next, but not re.
ceived in time to correct time card Tor this
paper. Look out that you "don't get left"
Mr. Chas. Dryton presented us with
a potato yesterday, raised by him three
miles east Of town, that measured 0 inches
in circu inference, Q inches IN length and
weighed just 2 pounds. 1t was of the
Early Rose species.
AT no other season of the year
are coughs and colds so prevalent rs
al the present time, and every sufferer
should check his complaint nj once by the
use of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, and thus
prevent il from leading to serious lung af
iections.
MIR. c. G. Fields, who has invented
short method Of cancellation and mathe-
matics, which contains all the practical
features of the arithmetic, is preparing to
raise ami teach class at the Leaf House
next week. Further particulars in our
next issue.
Owing TO the unsatisfactory manner in
which the news OF the election returns was
received along he line OF the d. & NJ.
Road, on the 18th inst, we are informed
by the agent, w. c. Norton, that free
bulletin will he open to all who wish TO
get the news on next Tuesday evening
"A wrestling match took place at
Banks Hall, Bowling Green, on Saturday
last. The contestants we're ID. b. PHILLIPS.
the champion light weight wrestler of
Michigan and Ohio, aud J. c. King, of
Dayton, Ohio. The contest was for S25
and the door money Phillips won in two
out of three falls.
The store and postoffice of Capt. L.
Black, ut Tontogany, was again burglar.
lied on Saturday night last, the second
time within two weeks. The new safe door
was badly shattered with blasts of powder,
but they secured no booty this time, as Mr..
b. has found safer place for his money
and stamps. 1t is evidently the work Of
some local thieves.
One OF my children was attacked
with a severe case of Group, which real
ly assumed distressing phase; was
recommended TO try DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup, after other medicines had failed.
The effect was most happy and speedy,
causing an entire cure. f. ALBRIGHT,
24l Sharp street, Baltimore, Md. For
sale by nil druggists.
We direct attention TO the new adver-
tisement of Mr.. Geo. r. Crook, Mortuarian,
in this issue of the JOURNAL. Mr.. Crook
has just purchased another new hearse,
which is the finest one in tile county. This
gives him two heafses for use should the
services of two be required at one time,
besides he has secured full line of coffins,
caskels, burial robes, and liquids for em-
balming and preserving bodies.
We neglected 10 mention last week
that the Bowling Green Democrat had
changed hands, Mr. D. E. Peters disposing
of the same TO the Dobson Bros, practical
printers, Of Toledo. Mr.. Peters is a clever
young gentleman, has made many friends
since hls connection with the office, who
regret his retirement from the office. We
wish the new firm pleasant sailing aud fin-
ancial success.
-Messrs. F. IIollenheck and A. G. Will
liams went out TO the Ault school house OH
Thursday evening last, and had a coE6.
Dental talk with the farmers Of that
school district ON the relations OF business
TO politics. The polling lists show the
district TO he composed of AZ Democrats
and 5 Republicans. They gave them
good audience of attentive listeners
throughout the evening, and the meeting
broke up with the best OF feeling.
Weston Herald: We think that after
a while we'll stop making our living by
apoiling lead pencils and paper and turn
our attention 10 farming. We arrived at
this conclusion last Tuesday, when We no.
ticed 80 many farmers pocket great rolls
ot bills. and all under the sun they had to
do was to fetch in few loads Of wheat,
and our merchants would weigh it, unload
il, and pay for il. Yes, wen take To farm.
ing and then we1lget even by standing off
the printer.
Unexpectedly 10 all, apparently, Eli
jth B. Hall, late deiaulling Treasurer of
Lucas county, was found guilty of embez
element by the Grand jury Of that county
on Wednesday morning. lie was iinmedi- |
ately put under arrest, but was released on
$4,000 bail, furnished by Mr.. Halls
bomdsmen. Considerable Indignation is |
expressed by Mr.. Halls friends, who de
clare that the parties who had induced |
him TO return from Cnnada have broken
faith in the matter, aud that ii he had |
been left alone he would have returned ev. |
cry cent of the money.
Mr.. ], C. Webb, of Troy twp, handed
us last week the address OF Gen. Ben. F. |
Butler, delivered before the Pennsylvania
Legislature, April IL, 1865, at the cessa
lion of hostililies, on the "rigots of the dis
loyal and the duties of the loyal States"
The sentiment contrasts very strangely with |
his latter day speeches. He also present
al ua with a cot,v nf tho M;,,n Of Ibo 81,