Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-08-13
ROWLING GREEN BRIEFS. 4
Bowling Green journal ]

Fred Won Kennell is the boss jeweler
in Bowling Green.
The JOURNAL is now the advertising
medium for Wood county.
-Hankey Bros, of Bowling Green, ,hove
received lot of nobby styles Of hats and
caps. 1Sd
Last Tuesday night the South part Of
the county was visited with heavy rain.
Burglars went through Colts hard
ware store one night last week, taking about
a dozen revolvers.
Bowling Green was "sea of people"
last Tuesday; and not few subscribed
for the JOURNAL.
Everybody took their children to see
the elephant. Pa and Ma went along
to look alter the children, you know.
If you want to buy anything, speak
through the JOURNAL. II you have any
thing to sell, speak through the JOURNALS
If you want anything, make it known
through the JOURNAL.
-Hankey Bros. have received their Fall
stock of piece goods. II you want a suit
made to order give them a call as they
have the best cutter in Wood county. They
guarantee good fit or no sale. 18If
The camp meeting opened last Thurs
day at 2P.M., and will continue until one
week from next Sunday. Bishop Weaver
and Rev. E. S. Chapman, of Dayton, o.,
are expected TO attend.
Auditor Case is now making his annu-
al settlement He informs us that the de-
linquencies are about ten thousand dollars
less than they were last year. This speaks
well for Wood county.
This is a splendid time to dig wells,
for when you reach water at such dry
after. We hear OF many who are availing
themselves of the opportunity.
The Garfield Club requests us to say
they are under many obligations TO Mr..
Isaac Ward, of Center township, who do
mated the splendid ash pole from his own
farm, which will be raised here tomorrow.
A little six year old son Of DMerdock,
living near Tontogany, fell from a wagon
when the wheel of heavy loaded wagon
passed over his body crushing him badly
At last account he was still living.
Our little folks say, that elephant was
awful big, and they liked the looks OF the
other animals; but that big feller with a
spiral hat, an a false face, an big pillar
under his jacket was woth all the rest oi
the show put together"
If you want to buy Mems, Boys and
Children's Clothing, cheap, the best place
to go in Wood county is Hankey Bros
| They keep the largest stock and you car
save twenty per csnt. by buying your cloth
ing from them. lStf
Mr.. E. Whetmore has formed part
nership with w. A. English and rented
the grist mill owned by English & Son il
Bowling Green, and the new firm, w. A
English & Co., will commence business mex
Monday. Look out for a card in the Jour
NAL next week.
Last Saturday and Sunday the NJ. E
church held their last quarterly meeting
for this year. We learn from members o
the society that il is the unanimous desir
that their pastor, Rev. K. Wallace be re
tanned another year. Though Mr.. Wallac
is comparatively Young man, he has sus
tanned himself well, and largely increased
the membership OF his church.
Last Saturday the conrt room Of Squir
Abbott was througed all day in the exam
ination OF the State va party from MiItol
township, charged with an assault with in
tent to kill. The party wns held to an
swcr in the sum of $500 R. s. Parker an
II. A. Lease appeared for the State an,
Frank Baldwin for the defense. The case
it Is said, was ably tried, and Frank Bald
win, as usual, covered himself with glory
Occasionally the JOURNAL fails f
reach the subscriber, but little patienc
on his part and little more practice b,
the postal clerks and il will he found al
ways on time. You see it is new thin
and must have n little training when j
will jump into the proper box with bu
little assistance for we are not willing {,
admit these failures are on account of ig
norance on the part OF the JOURNAL l
you are missed report at once.
-Almon Lewis, young man about 2
years old, who was working at d. Gerritl'
saw mill in Liberty township, about A mile
west of Portage, lille loading log ,straine,
his back. His nose began bleeding las
Sunday morning about s o'clock A. NJ. anC
continued until death ensued at 3 P. N. tn
same day. His funeral took place at tn
brick church. 2 miles west of Portage
Monday, 3 p. M, which was attended by
large congregation. The remains wer,
brought here aud inferred In the b. G
cemetery.
james Teller, one OF the driving farm
ers OF Portage township, was In town las
Monday making purchases for his ne'
house. "Jim" has 240 acres Of land, al
paid for, all of which was original fores
when he purchased IL; but by his owl
"mind and muscle" he has reduced
large portion of il to a fine state Of culliva
lion, and ia now building him a fine resi-
dence wherein he aud his family expect l.
finish the balance Of their days in the en-
joyments of the comforts which industT
always brings around IL.
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Temperance MeetIng.-At the mex
meeting of the B. G. T. c., to be lfel,
Monday evening. Aug. 18th, the follow
ing programme will be performed
Select Reading-Charles Myres, (fron
the Institution for the Blind, Columbus.
SinginR-Isora Luce.
Fifteen minutes address-O. o. Rolph.
Instrumental Music-R. V. Slausou
Geo; Parks and Mrs, r. S. Parker.