Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-04-30
LOCAL MATTERs.
VIEW ADVEWTIsEmENTs.
Sherif'a Sale Orrin Henry.
1000 yards of prints, at 9 cents per
y ard, at III Summit st., Toledo.

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1000 yards of prints, at cents per
yard, at III Summit st., Toledo.
The D. & NJ. payuiaster passed through
this place last Thursday, dispensing favors
TO its many employees IN Perrysburg.
"A slight furry Of snow this morning,
and quite cold enough for more, IL the ma
terial was on hand for distribution.
Mr.. GEORGE RETTIe has removed his
Tailor shop from Front street to Mr.LEAF's
building on Louisiana Ave-, near the rail
road.
DO not stupify your baby with Opium
or Morphia mixtures, but useDr. Bulls Baby
Syrup which is always safe and reliable and
never disappoints. % cents.
i 900 pairs of hose, worth 20 cts. per
pair, closed out at 10 cts,
III Summit st., Toledo.
The old Mnumee is bank full of water,
which is az highly tinted with mud az any
of the same material that can be produced
by the old Missouri river.
Judging from the number OF old cats
that have been slaughtered in the alley
back Of our office this week, the price Of
bologna will take a tumble for few days.
The Findlay Board oil Education got
to a dead lock ia the election of treasurer
last week. Alter some sixty ballots were
cast the result was left for another meeting
to determine.
Attorney STRAIN and Squire Curtis
finding their Office TO small for the proper
dispensation Of law and Justice, have re-
moved to the rooms over Mr.. G. A. KREPs'
dry goods store.
What druggist says: "I have been
selling DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup for ten
years, and il has given better satisfaction
than any other cough remedy. A. q.
Schmidt, Apothecary, Hanover, Pa.
Black and colored Cashmeres, all
wool, at 40 cts. per yard.
III Summit ST., Toledo.
Mr.. J. G. HOFFMAN, has purchased
buffalo calf, which he intends butchering
tomorrow. 1t is not every day that our
citizens have an opportunity to procure
buffalo veal, and it would he well TO call
early and get steak.
by General order No. 8, by Chaplain
ERNsHAw, Commander-in.C Chief Of the
Grand Army of the Rel ublic, published in
another column, il will be seen that Satur-
day the e9th day of May is TO be observed
this year for the decoration of the graves
of the dead comrades.
We understand that Auditor J. P.
JoNEs, OF Lucas, has taken an interest in
the well known firm Of W. Fl. McCURDY
Il CO., Of Cleveland, dealers in iron, and
expects to resign the authorship Of Lucas
county and enter upon his duties with the
new firm on the first OF May. May success
attend him in his new enterprise.
The Peak Sisters" that gave such a
pleasing entertainment in this place last
season, have telephoned us that they will
appear at Centennial Hall, Friday evening,
May II. They are to be accompanied by
their brothers on this occasion. Several
new features have been ndled to their
programme, and altogether the entertain
ment will be very pleasing one.
Last Saturday evening, two OF the
b'hnys imbibed an overdose of fluid corn,
and consequently HENRY MAILMAN he
gan frescoing the face OF RYMAN DABAcH-
FIR, who caused the arrest of MAILMAN.
Marshal HAYES escorted MAILMAN to the
palace Of Justice, presided over 10y Squire
CURTIS. The prisoner plead guilty and
asked for mercy, which the Squire gave
him, charging S3 so therefor.
The social held at Centennial Hall,
last Friday night, by the Ladies' Centenni-
al Society was one Of the finest entertain
ments they have ever presented. The vo-
cal music WAS very creditably rendered.
Although the weather WAS damp, it did not
dampen the spirits OF The vocalists, and
the choir singing, the quartettes, Duets
aud solos were all well executed. The
chronicles written for the OCCASION, and
which we're read by Miss GENIE BEACH
and Miss EVA Powers, contained many
excellent hits and occasioned much laugh
ter. Miss LILLE OBLISGER's recitation,
The Leak in the Dixie" was we'll render
ed She displays rare talent as an elocu-
tIonist and received the hearty applause
of the large audience. The pantomimes,
by tile little folks were very interesting,
aud the entire entertainment WAS a com
| plete success.
We had only proceeded about half
way mp Salty River, when we received
the encouraging news Of our appointment
as Chief Engineer of the Perrysburg Fire
Department, which revived our dropping
spirits and we left the crew that had ac-
companied us on our perilous journey and
are home again. During our absence the
Devil reconstructed the following verse
from Sunday School hymn, which at
first sight was believed to have been pur-
loined from Her Majesty's Ship p" and
his life was only saved by prompt proof
being furnished 10 the contrary:
We are coming, We arc coming worthy Council
| at thy cal.
In the dewy time of morning ere the dubious
shadows fall
With our fire cap and tramp, galy swinging in
| our hand.
We're coming to take cont-ol of that noble fire
| band.
For Sale Cheap.-A pheion carriage,
in good order, will be sold cheap.
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