Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-05-21

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Quite n number Of our music loving
citizens visited Toledo last Monday eve
ming to attend the concert gwen by OLE
BULL and Miss EMMA THURsBY.
For all kinds Of hardware, HUNT
keeps it.
How handy 10 take n paper;
And read the news each day
How handy to refuse the editor,
When he comes to get his pay.
If you want the best range in the mar
ket, you can get it at HUNTS.
Another change in the time card Of the
d. & NJ. r. r. this week. The mail train,
which formerly arrived at 4:30 p. NJ, now
leaves this depot at o'clock P. NJ, one
half hour earlier.
-Scythes, snaths, horse poker, cradles,
rakes, grind stones, at HUNTS.
1t is hard work for the Baby to cut
teeth, and it should be assisted by the
use Of DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup which
will cool the inAamed gums. Price only
25 cents bottle.
Wire, for screen doors. is kept by
HUNT. Also locks and trimmings for same.
Several of the sidewalks in our town
are becoming unsafe for want of repairs.
Also the railing on the walk leading to the
cemetery is partly torn of making it ex-
tremely dangerous 10 pedestrians.
TO buy the celebrated stove of Mich.
igan Stove Company OF Detroit, go 10
HUNTS, Perrysburg.
All persons wishing 10 be supplied
with fresh fish should leave their orders
with DIR. Ed. AvERILL and Prof. +. L.
KINGsDURY, who will be happy to furnish
any quantity or quality at any time.
Don't forget that HUNT keeps every
thing kept by hardware dealers, which he
will sell cheap.
Visitors to Toledo are always welcome
to look over the monster stock of Dress
Goods at the Reliable Dry Goods House
of Mes,rs. NEUHAUsEL BRo's., 2l7 aud
2l9 Summit street, Toledo. The lowest
prices prevail.
Go to HUNTS hardware store in Per-
rysburg, if you want to buy nails, glass,
and hardware. He sells cheap.
We secured at the Office Of Secretary
of State a certified copy of the Soldiers
bounty bill, and pu, in type for this issue,
but space will not admit Of its publication
until next week. 1t applies only to those
who veteranized.
The Little Store on the Corner" is
well filled with fresh pineapples, oranges,
lemons, dates, figs, in fact all kinds of
| fruits and candies. The best tobacco and
cigars, and il you need a lemonade, CAMP
| is the man to make it.
Clothes wringers, white wash brushes,
scrub brushes, brooms, pals, wash boards
tubs, &C., at HUNTS.
Last Friday, a little daughter of Mr..
ADAM HAsEL, who lives about six miles
east OF this place, was kicked By a
horse, and her face cnt open fer three or
| four inches. The wound was dressed by
! DIR. RHEINFRANK, aud the patient is do
ing well.
| Mr.. JAMES F. FLEMING has been APP
pointed agent for the United States Ex-
press Co., at this place, with the Office at
the ID. 4 NJ. depot. The change was made
TO accommodate Mr.. NORTON, whe had
his hands too full of business for the d. &
NJ. K. X. to be able to attend to the ex-
press.
-Scarle, fever is raging in a number
Of Ohio towns and we observe that in most
all those places where the disease prevails
to any great extent the public schools hsv
been closed. As will be seen by referring
to the Board OF Health proceedings in this
paper, the PerrySburg schools have been
closed until June lst, in order tc check
the spread Of the disease.
The Bee justly claims that there is
no more healthy location in Northwestern
Ohio than Perrysburg," and goes on to
condemn the action Of the Boards OF Health
and Education Tor closing up all schools
where children congregate. The Bee over
looks the fact that the usual good health
of the Burg is mainly due to the sagncity
and effective labors of the Board OF Health
for number OF years past.
The Arion Cornet Band, a. re organ
lied, is making rapid progress under the
leadership Of Mr.. WIN. GRANGER. The
boys meet at their hall every Saturday y
night for practice, and are learning some
very fine music. They are doing all they
can to make arrangements for decoration
and have the promises OF neighboring
bands 10 assist them in the good work
We should be pleased to hear them play.
ing in their band stand some of these fine
evenings.
III you want the best coal oil stoves in
the market HUNT, at Perrysburg, keeps
them. Give him call. All stoves war.
ranted or no sale.
Rev. DIR. YINGLING is becoming gen,
ersl-u,ilty man in Perrysburg. lie is SC
handy to have about the house. When
one OF our druggists has the mumpS he
ca lis in DR.. Y. to manipulate the pills
when Young couple become tired of ain
gle blessednesS they call nj the parsonage
aud the DR.. ties the marriage knot and
sends them away rejoicing he also heAl'
the uck when they call upon him when &
reporter runs short OF news the DIR. is al
ways ready to furnish an item; when
young man needs gOud wholesome advice
the DR.. will give il; in fact, without jos
ing, the DIR. is ever ready to lend assistance
IN any case when called upon, but he nevel
| WOulu luub bncTc were uoI'
such men in Perrysburg, for they are orna
ments TO any town.
Old uncle jerry CRANE should b,
presented with a leather medal for efficien
duty while in charge OF the Fort Meig
cemetery. Last Saturday, while attending
to his work his attention was attracted L
n party of gay and sPortive revelers, VIII,
we're enjoying themselves so hugely tha
uncle JERRY's nervous system could no
stand the shock, and he proceeded to in
vestigate, but the game was too tiy and be
fore lie could get near enough TO freeze Il
'em they took flight and were followed b,
the pluoky old man for some distance
when lie became painfully aware that b,
was too heavy TO keep pace with sucl
"loose jointed critters and gave up tn
chase. One OF the party afterward, trieC
10 bribe Mr.. C. to keep quiet, but 1t wa