Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-07-09


all the pains our little ones are subject 10.
Price 25 cents bottle.
"A buss load Of young people from
South Toledo celebrated the 4Ih at Maple
Grove, last Saturday. Twas a beautiful
day for picnic and the party enjoyed
themselves hugely.
We attended an unusually pleasant birth
day anniversary at Albion, New York, on Sat
uidsy last, in connection with which We have
a few thoughts to print next week, space for
bidding this week.
Carriers Little Liver Pills will posi-.
lively cure sick headache and prevent its
return. This is not talk, but truth. One
pill dose. To be had Of all Druggists.
See the Advertisement.
-Mr. JOSEPH NELIs met with the mis-
fortune yesterday, OF losing the second 6n-
ger Of the right hand nt the knuckle joint
while engaged in cutting slaves at Mr..
TRowBRIDGE's stave factory.
From the inference 10 be drawn from
the circular of I. F. MACK, President OF
the Ohio Editorial Association, and pub
lished elsewhere, we predict that those who
participate this year will penetrate Dix.
les land TO a consideiab depth.
Mrs. c. CHAMBERLIN, of Ludlow Ky,
will accept our thanks for pamphlet copy
Of the Manuel of the First Presbyterian
Church of that city, which contains quite
a tund of information concerning the
church from its first Organization in 1867.
Judging from the number OF mar
riages that have taken place and those an
ticipated to occur soon, the young ladies
must have taken advantage of their leap
year privileges. But what's the use OF
having leap year unless its privileges are
enjoyed
South Toledo .4dre,tistr: The timbcrs
of the N. G. Railroad bridge across the
Maumee at Grand Rapids are being framed
at Hnmilion's yard on Broadway, Toledo
The line Of the road this side Of the river
has been changed and the bridge is to I've
built about half a mile above the wagon
bridge.
Mr.. WALTER s. FOWLER, a graduate
OF this Office, but now one Of the publish
ers of the River Falls, Wis. Press, will ac.
cept our thanks for some fine specimens OF
catalogue and card printing, creditAble TO
his early trimming, and would do credit 10
any city Office in workmanship and mater
ial used.
The frat anniversary OF the organiza-
tion Of the Lodge OF Odd Fellows al
South Toledo, occurred on Thursday oi
last week. About one hundred invited
guests were present, including several prom
inent Toledo gentlemen. The Lodge in.
stalled fficers for the ensuing year, aud
among the number were Messrs. j AS FLEM.
ING, Conductor, and d. VAN HELEN
Warden, both of this place.
--Messrs. CONRAD SIZZLING and FnED MILLER
purchased last fall one Of the Three Rivers
Threshers and yesterday put it on duty for the
first time on the farm OF Nr. JOHN Loosen
There were several present to witness lis
initiation who were surprised at the rapidiiy
with which il did it's work. In As minutes il
thteshed out in good shape 67X bu'hels, and
400 bushels in five hours. One aud one. ha 1
bushels per minute may be set down as lively
work. Mr.. CHESTER EoRToS attends to the
steam power.
John Clevers, who was sent 10 the pen.
itentiary from this county some years ago
Tor the crime of incest, died at the Infirm,
airy, Sunday. Clevers and his own sister
lived together ms man and wife and raised
children, some OF whom are now paupert
at the old Woodbury. Home north of the
Madden place on the Finday pike. The
wonder at the lime was that The people o
that vicinity permitted such state of uf
fairs as long as they did in their midst
Sentinel
Company I" of the Sixteenth Reg
o. N. g., and MILvERsTEDT's Band wen
to Monroe last Monday TO participate in
the prize drill and band tournament at tha
place. 1t is supposed the other bands pres
ent were afraid To play against MILvER
srEDr and the managers OF the tOurna
ment ruled the Toledo band ont. As Thu
band is portion of the Sixteenth Reg't
Go. "a" refused to participate in the
! Prize drill. MILvERsrEDT did not leave
the city, however, until he gave the peo
pie oi that vicinity taste Of genuine mu
sic such rs his band is so thoroughly ca
pable of performing. In this case as il
many others true merit did not receiy,
its proper reward.
An oriental traveller describes thil
buSy scene, witnessed on historic shores
"Our steamer landed on beach which wa
the port of Antioch. where the disciple
we're first called Christians. There was NJ
town at The waters edge, no people, M
wharf. The passengers aud the merchnn
disc were pot ashore in lighters, whIcl
ran up into the sand. A troop of camel
with their drivers, lay on the beach, read.
to transfer the goods into the interior
Among the articles landed were boxe
marked DR. j. c. AVER & Co., LOWELL
MASS, u. S. A. showing that they con
tanned medicines and whence they came
These with other goods were hoisted ol
the backs of camels, for transportation l.
Antioch. Thus the skill of the West send
back its remedies TO heal the mnladies o
populations that inhabit those Easter
shores, whence our spiritual mama came.
- WindsoT. w. Chronicle