Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-01-02

Among the handsomest decorations in
town dunng the holiday week, were those
Of our meat markets on either side of the
JOURNAL office. Mr. j. G. HOFFMAN, 3
was especially beautiful.
We publish in this issue the annual
report OF the Commissioners Of Wood coun-
/ ty, also report OF Committee appointed TO
examine the same, and have no room for
comment this week.
Mr.. j. II. CHAPMAN shipped four car
loads OF lumber to Weston this week. He
has also had lively times on the dock, re-
moving his lumber back from the ravages
of ice and water.
DIR. NICHOLS has new remedy which
cures fevers in about one quarter the usual
time. Typhoid and all other fevers per-
manently cured 80 there is no danger of
relupse. She will continue taking pictures
for another week.
Miss ELIZA THOMPSON received
handsome present from Toledo yesterday,
in the shape of box OF finely preserved
native and tropical fruits. Having an on.
portunsty to sample them we can testify to
their good qualities.
As valuable remedy for Dyspepsia,
Sick Headache, Torpid Liver, and such
like diseases we can recommend Dr. Bulls
Baltimore Pills. They are for sale by
druggists everywhere. Price only 25
cents box.
The warm rain last night and the
warm temperature Of to day has about
whipped the sleighng. The water is again
cutting its way through the ice in the riv-
er. Two breaSups in December, and one
this early in January, are unusual events
in the history Of the Maumee.
One of New York's prominent chem
ists, Mr.. Albert c. Dung, 81 Bowery, says. .
ST. JACOBS OIL cured a well-known
anclioneer, and many other prominent
citizens of Rheumatism. 1t is reliable
remedy.
Last Tuesday night at the F" Coliseum" !"
or the corner of Louisiana and Indiana
AYES, kept by WM. STEWART, one of the
"stars became slightly fractions and ven
tilated one of the windows. This part of
the entertainment was not on the pro-
gramme but they had it all the same.
The funeral procession of Mr. JOHN
ScHoLLETT passed through town to Fort
Meigs Cemetery on Wednesday. Forsome
years past he had been resident of East
Toledo, but IL remembered by our remain
ing pioneers Of this vicinity as a resident
OF Perrysbnrg as early as 1882 3.
Baltimore, Md have used DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup personally and in
my family for two years, and am pre-
pared to say that there is nothing to
compare to it as remedy for Coughs,
Colds, etc. James Corrie, Dentist Price
% cents.
The " Old Folks" party at Haskina.
New Years Eve, was u fine success in point
of Attendance, supper and everything that
went to make up a good time. The twins
were there and the floor manager carved
the pigeon wing. The old folks are a sue
cess, after all, when they start out for fun.
Mr.. EUGENE ZURFLUu, who went to
Columbus in June last, has opened up
business for himself at II East Town ST.,
as practical Matchmaker and Jeweler.
He is said TO be an excellent workman
for one so young. We printed tor him hs
first business cards this week and wish him
success in his enterprise.
Barn Burned While Mr.. JAcoB L.
STEARNs and lady were in attendance at
the Old Folks party at Haskins, Wednes-
day night, their barn was set on fre-sup.
posed TO be the work of a lramp-and was
entirely consumed Their four horses and
machinery were removed and
saved by the neighbors but considerable
quantity OF grain and hay was consumed
with the burn.
The Sabbath School Concerts, under
the auspices OF the Presby yterian churches of
this place on Sabbath evening last, were
largely attended and pleasing entertain
ments AT Centennial Hall handsome pri-
zes were awarded, sne to Mis-. DIR. HAMIL.-
TONS class for bringing in the largest num-
Der of scholars, one TO Miss MAY ROBERT
SONS class for regular attendance, and an in
dividual prize to Miss BERTHA ZURFLUH
for securing the largest number OF scholars.
The report oithe Secretary for the past quar-
ter showed that there had been an average
attendance OF l25 scholars.
Coop HEALTH for January begins the
fifteenth annual volume OF that periodical,
which has for several years beea the lead
ing health Journal in this country. The
of Good Health is undoubtedly
attributable to the careful avoidance Of nj
ira and extreme views, which characterses
it. Its mission is to teach sound, scientific
relating TO the care of the health.
II is decidedly progressive Journal, and |
stands in the front rank of iournals.of its |
class. One OF the most noticeable features
of the present number is an illustrated ar
tele on some practical subject each month |
during the year. A specimen copy can be
obtained by addressing, GOOD HEALTH
Publishing Co., Battle Creek, Mich.
Death OF A. L. Fowler,-ApRGM L
FOWLER, well known as one of the pioneers
Of the Maumee Valley, and AN old resident