Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-10-15


See the Garland Coal Stove--its a
beauty--at Lew Hunts.
The best line OF stoves in the county
at Lew Hunts.
"A number Of our citizens go TO Toledo
to. night TO witness the jolifcation.
All ground spices sold by A. d. Stew
art, warranted to be fresh and pure. 25d
Gross cut saws, axes, &C., cheap in
price, and warranted, at Lew Hunts.
The cheapest place to buy Queensware
in Wood county,is at A. d. Stewards. 25d
If you want good goods, at bottom
prices go to Lew Hunt, the Pioneer Hard
ware Man.
Read the speeches of Judge Tourgee
and Col. r. G. IngersoIl, on the first and
fourth pages Of this paper.
The best line Of cook stoves for the
least money in the market at the Pioneer
Hardware StOre-Hunts.
MIR. Enos CRIES. found and left at this
Office a red kid pocket book which the
owner can have Ivy calling for it.
Norman Burns will accept our thanks
for bushel Of Talpahockin apples the lar
gest and finest job lot we have seen this
year.
To buy hardware, glass, nails, stoves,
and house furnishing goods at the very
lowest price, go TO Hunts Hardware
Store.
-MarshalHayess es sawed up cord Of wood
before breakfast on Wednesday morning.
He had no time to give information about
the results of the election.
TO the humble and credulous as well
az TO the rich and skeplical, DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup is true and welcome
friend. % cts.
The Winter arrangement for running
trains on the Columbus & Toledo Railroad
went into effect ON the 10th inst. See cor
rccted time card in this issue.
South Toledo will celebrate Tucsday's
victory tomorrow night, to which the Per-
rysburg Guards aud citizens generally
have been invited and will attend.
Judge Dodge and our attorneys dropped
politics yesterday aud started for Bowling
Green to open and attend to the busin esS
before the October term of Common Pleas.
Among the leading Dry Goods Houses
in Toledo, that Of MepSrr. Neuhausel Bros.
Nos 2l7 and 219 Summit street, takes the
lead in low prices. Their stock of Dress
Goods is immense.
Prompt relief in sick headache, dizzi
ness, nausea, constipation, pain in the
side, &C., &C., guaranteed to those using
Carriers Little Liver Pills. One pill II
dose. Price only % cents box.
All stoves sold AT Hunts Hardware
aud Stove Store are warranted. Be sure
and 20 there before you buy, and run no
risk of buying poor stove elsewhere.
1t takes the lead over all other coal
stoves, everybody says so. Go and see II
at Hunt's--it's the Garland-the Boss Coal
Stove OF the world.
-Dou't buy a stove until you call at
Hunts Hardware Store and examine his
mammoth stock, and remember he sells
no stoves without warranting, and at the
lowest price.
Mr.. D. w. Camp, proprietor of the
Little Store on the Corner" watched the
result of the election and its effect upon
the money market with deep interest. Tn,
result has warranted him in laying in 1
fresh and complete stock of Tobacco, CT
gars aud Confectionery. Call and see him
Weston was visited by FIRE on Tuesda j
night Of last week, destroying Shustert
bakery building, the greater part of til,
furniture and confectionery stock, alsC
Ladd & Harper'S livery barn and a quan
tity of hay aud feed. No insurance excep
on stock in bakery.
Rev d. H. Woodward has been com
missioned to canvass Wood county in tn,
| vi VIC DibtC bONlCNl
He comes well recon- mented and we be
speak for him the cordial sympathy an'
hearty CO operation OF all the friends o
the Society upon whom his duties ma.
lead him TO call.
Now that the election il over, MI
George Scheets, OF East Toledo, talks busi
ness TO his Wood county friends through
our advertising columns. Mr. Sheets is an
enterprisng and honorable dealer in hi
line, as all who deal in that vicinity ca
and out by calling al his store. Read tn
hd. for particulars.
We neglected last week to mention
the perilnus feat performed by Mr.. Q. O
Rolf, who climbed TO The top of the ns
pole at Bowling Green on the day of til
Blaine Boom. 1t was feat that but yer
few would undertake, yet he accompiShe
the difficult task without a mishap, an
VIII ich was the second time that he ha
been to'the top. II required nerve.
The Mission Cleaners of the Fir'
Presbyterian Church gave pleasant cor
cert at Centennial Hall on Friday nigh
last, at which an interesting programm
WIS admirably executed. Rev. Robert Nj
Cuns, of Toledo, delivered an interestin
address, at the close Of which the congr
CATION had social reunion. Tonight ii
Centennial Society hold their social at Il
residence OF Mrs. L. G. Lock.
Wanted.-A competent girl to do hous
, work One from the cOuntry nTeferred