Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-07-23


we have come 10 stay, and our SCENTS
are requested to make a specially Of Ave
year snbscriptions-on such we can afford
a larger commission.
Doc. Bollea has erected an extensive
woodshed at his residence, and now his
wife smiles at the prospect Of having dry
wood next Winter.
Engineer W. II. Wood Ia busy on
maps and profles for the Joint ditch be-
tween Hancock and Wood-Frsmon & De-
witt, principal petitioners.
Chris. Lehman says with his spacious
ice cooler his meets have been kept as
fresh and sweet through all the hot wealth
er as in the Winter time.
-" The Parlors" are constantly throng-
ed every evening during this hot weather,
and good dish Of ice cream and glass of
lemonade is our highest ambition.
Andy Orme has ordered bran new
hack for his Findlay route, from the ear
riage shops Of J. L. Pugh, at Grand Rap.
ids. Look out for il about camp meeting
time.
There have been about one hundred
and fifty accessions to the various churches
in Bowling Green recently and still we
hear Democrats talking hopefully Of their
ticket.
The Board Of Education has taken out
three year FIRE insurance policy on the
new school house for FIVE Thousand dollars,
in "the Fire Association " of Philadelphia,
through Parker & Huletle, their agents.
As an apology for the tameness OF our
paper this week we desire to say to our
friends, ns soon as we take in enough from
subscriptions 10 get our revolver and other
editorial paraphranalia, we shall brace up
a little.
-Hankey bankers for no ether honor
than 10 he known as the boss clothing
merchant" of Wool county. His stock
OF cloths is immense, and his cutter can
ft any form, rectangular diagonal, or paral-
telegram.
F. II. Boughton expects to go to New
York after his Fall stock in about two
weeks. Look tor splendid line of cloth
ing nnd cloths. In the mean time he will
sell his Summer goods at your own price
as il were.
We noticed in front of Faws & Mobiles
hardware store, a novelty in the stove
line from the Hull Stove Co." of Cleve-
land. 1t is heated with gasoline, and il a
great saving in fuel, as well as vastly cool
er to work over in hot weather.
The handle factory OF Lamson &
Cleveland is in full blast, and il would be
worth your trouble any day 10 go down
and see the machinery at work. Who will
follow their example in building up the
manufacturing interests Of our place?
-" Will il do no harm?" This is the
question often asked, and the answer il,
ait can not" for DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup is
an innocent remedy, warranted to contain
neither Opium nor Morphia, or anything
injurious. Sold everywhere. Price 25
cents per bottle.
The concert last Saturday evening wap
considered very fine. The entire pro.
gramme displayed excellent talent, and
among the finest pieces noticeable was the
duet OF "Holy Mother" the piano execu.
ton of Mrs. Blakesee, and the solo o.
The Sands O. Dee"
-"The Willing Workers." Sabbath
School Missionary Class, under charge o
Mrs. Jay. Latshaw, gave their concert al
the Presbyterian church last Friday eve
ming, which was grand success, and large
ly attended. The receipts of the evening
were something over $500.
An Intelligent ThermOmeter.-Las
Saturday when the cold wave struck us til,
mercury in Doc. Bolles' thermomete
started down for Winter quarters" !" bu
on hearing that r. C. Eberly had opened
the JOURNAL office, it instinctively re
turned and will hereafter register the polit
icnl temperature until after the ides OF No
vember,
| The Garfield Cluh.-Iast Friday Mich