Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-04-23
LOCAL MATTERS.
NEW ADVERTIsEmENTS.
Removal-Sam Reiss.
Closing Out Sale--Roemer g. Stern Bros.
Insurance Statement .Fireman's lns. Co.
1000 yards Of prints, at cents per

1000 yards Of prints, at cents per
yard, at III Summit St., Toledo.
Remember the Social at Centennial
Hall tonight. A very interesting pro-
gramme has been arranged for the occasion.
As seen by proceedings of COUNCIL
published last week, and School Board pro-
ceedings this week, both bodies are now
fully organized Tor business.
"A quiet and pleasant home is insured
to all mothers that use DIR. Bulls BABY
Syrup for their little ones. 1t contains
nothing injurious.
1000 pairs of hose, worth 20 cts, per
pair, closed out at 10 cts,
LII Summit st., Toledo.
Mr.. d. w. CAMP has got his Little
Store on the Corner" in good trim again
and well stocked up with confectionery,
tropical fruit, new brands OF cigars, tobac-
CO, etc.
Consumption may be prevented by
checking a cough or cold in time, and
nothing equals DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup
for throat and lung affections. Price %
cents a bottle.
Mr.. D. J. STALTER, OF considerable
experience with numerous newspapers, has
started new weekly at Tiiiin, called the
Tiffin NeUs. The third issue on our table
presents bright and newsy appearance.
The weather continues remarkable for
sudden changes, high and drying winds,
with an abundance OF showers. Storm sig
nails were up at all the lower lake ports last
night and high wind, mingled with rain
and snow prevailed during the night
South Toledo Advertiser: Blsckmore
Bros, OF Perrysburg, who are engaged
in the huckster business in this and Wood
counties, report business as good. They
are go ahead fellows and while they ale
engaged in the business will be prompt in
making their rounds.
Mr.. ]. II. CHAPMAN put his measure
mandatory in full operation on Monday
Mr.. J. II. LaFARREE set his genius ut
work on fitting up the machinery, aud
the result is they will be prepared to
" measure " the whole country in short
time.
Black and colored Cashmeres, all
wool, at 40 eta. per yard.
III Summit St., Toledo.
Lima Gazette: Rev Joseph Cook, who
lectured in our city last Wednesday eve
ming, is no doubt very highly educated
man, but he has very little common sense,
or else he has not been long enough from
Bosting" TO realize that there is room
enough in the world for him and some
other people, without crowdlng.
The best Bargains in all grades Of
Dress Goods offered in Toledo are to be
found at the Reliable Dry Goods House of
Messrs. NEUHAUsEL Bios, 2l7 and 2l9
Summit st. New Goods are continually
arriving. They show the finest line of
Shawls in the City. Their Glove and
Hosiery Departments are not excelled.
We see it announced that the man
ayers of Lakeside, the Summer resort for
religious people, are making efforts TO Sc
cure the Steamer Chief Justice Waite to ply
between Toledo and Lakeside this season.
The chartering OF the Grace Mcmillan to
run in opposition last season proved quite
an expensive experiment, we have been in
formed.
An old teamster Of experience says he
has never had case OF the gals upon his
animals where the following preventive
was adopted: Rub the collars inside every
few days with little neatsfoot OIL and the
moment any dirt IN found sticking like
wax, wash it off with warm soapsuds and
then oil. A yoke from oxen or collar from
horse shonld not be removed when brought
into the stable from work until the sweat is
entirely dry, and all chafed spots should
be oiled.
One of the episodes of Western life is
illustrated on postal card from Mr.. n
II. CALLARD, Jr., from Parsons, Kansas,
to his sister here. He was rusticaling with
friend down near the Indian Territory,
and while lying on his back reading the
st. Louis Globe. Democrat, discovered a
black snake near four feet in length just
above his head, darting its tongue at him
He said he got out OF that "quicker than
you could say Jack Robertson" Mr.. CAL
LARD and Mr. atom" PARKHURsT are ex
pecting to start for Colorado in few days