Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-05-14

Price 25 cents.
III | was lokle editor,
Wouldn't have a time?
/ wouldn't print cussed word
Ror lessen 5 a line.
-Oshkosh Advocate.
The Weston Herald says Mr.N. C. .NYE,
farmer near that village, had hia hand
terribly crushed by the bite OF horse,
which is likely to lay him mp good psr
tion of the season.
The Cheapest House in Toledo for
Dress Goods, is that Of Messrs. NEUHAL-
Sell BRo's, No. 2l7 and 219 Summit street.
You will nlways find n iull stock Of all
the latest Novelties, and fair dealing.
-ShoveIs, spades, hoes, rakes OF all kinds
AT HuST's.
Lookout that your nurses do net drug
your little ones with lnudanum, paregor-
ic or other soothing remedies. Give
them DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup, which in
nocent remedy il warranted not 10 col =
tain opiatcs. Price 25 cents bottle.
-Fayette, Fulton cSunty, was almost dc :
stroyed by fire on Saturday night. Thir'
ynine business buildings were consumed,
and the loss ia estimated at about $75, 900.
II il supposed to have been the work Of
an inccndiary.
Mr.. GEORGE GETZ opened his ice
cream parlors las, Saturday, which news
was hernlded with delight by the lovers of
the delicious. His rooms are neatly ar
ranged and his cream is 0f the best that
can be made. DON'T fail to test it.
For all kinds of hardware, Hunt
keeps it.
On Monday the Disciple church at
Frceport and the barn of Mr.. JOHN PHIL
LIrs, near that village, was struck by
lightning. The best horse in the barn
was killed and the barn took fire, but was
exlingnished before the fire gained much
headway.
Those wishing to secure the agency
for ALE. WILSON'S thrilling history OF the
Mitchell RAID, should address Mr.. JOHN
A. WILSON, Haskins, Ohio. The work is
now printed and ready for the bindery and
will be out in few days. II il work
that should be in every library.
Court is still in session at Bowling
Green, this week, but, owing to the excel
lent weather, farmers and others having
out door employment do not put in an ap-
pearance to serve as witnesses, &c, conse
quently but little work has been accom-
plished thus far. 1t has been considered
best, however, 10 continue the session,
and dispose OF ms many cases as possible
II you want The best range in the mar.
ket, you can get It at HrNT's.
-Mrs.Dr. NICHOLS is pared 10 attend
the sick who are willing 10 patroniIe her
She will nlso take pictures till June LIST, and
would say to those who have had pictures
taken and have not received them, they
will oblige her by getting them this month
as she intends TO go Rwsy next month Ia
practice medicine elsewhere for an ihdei-
mite length OF time.
-Scythes, anaths, horse pokcs, cradles
rakes, grind stones, at HUST's.
Many OF our neighboring towns and
cities are making preparations for The
proper observance Of Decoration Day, bul
a. yet nothing has been done in Perrysbure
toward decorating the graves Of our many
fallen soldiers. Ii our citizens proposG
doing anything in thus matter il is time
preparations were being made. We car
conduct the very best -renniOns Tor the liv
ing soldiers, why can't we do something
in memory of the dead T?
Wire, for screen doors. is kept by
Hunt. Also locks and trimmings for same
by corrected time card Of the =. s. NJ
Road, it will be seen that the night trair
passing south reaches Perrysburg at 1854
instead of 9:46, as heretofore. This is NJ
unwholesome change for our people whC
reside here and do business in Toledo, anC
will necessarily result in many Of their
removing to that city in case the petition
for local accommodation train is no
granted. The night tram passing nOrtI
reaches here at 1907 imtead OF l0;4l
The change affects only these two trains.
We have Just received Psterson's lidga
Iine for June, aud do not hesitate 10 sal
that il has more attractions than all othe
magazines combined. No magazine il
America has such line steel engraving
and such COED cuts. The ladie
tell MS that I" PetersoM's" fashions are il
better taste, and more reliable than an
magazine published. " Rtterson's" illus
trated articles are new feature this yeaI
which makes the magazine more attractiy
than ever. Send to CHARLES j. PETER
SON, 306 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia
and ret hia great club terms for 1880.