Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-07-16
LOOAL MATTERs.
NEW ADvERTIsEmEN
Liquor Sellers Union.
Legal Notice. a. ID. X. Hollenbeek.
Administratot's Snle--J. h. Nc cJulcheon.

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Don't forget that HopEnL LSS's bologna IL
the best In the market.
We learn that Mrs. CoLEnLN KEELEH, Of
South Toledo, was buried In Fort MeiRs Gene
terJ, yesterday,
The enumeration Of Wood county has been
completed. We will give the number OF us
neat week.
COLUMBUS, instead Of Toledo, takes her
rank as the third city in the Uuitsd States Of
Ohio this census.
Bishop PEcK failed 10 reach here last eve
ming, but Il was known sufficiently 10 advance
to prevent any great disappointment.
The Catholic pic mic at Maple Grove yes.
terday was very largely attended, both bands
being present aud the whole affair was a com.
plete success.
The Democrats Of this place will raise q
$50 foot hickory pole on tomorrow afternoon.
speech on this occasion.
III the oldest inhabitant ever saw the
corn grow faster, or better prospect tor
large yield, now is the time for him to re-
port.
With the mercury ranging from o2oto 1909
in the shnds fer the past week, and two days
sickness in consequence thereof. several mat
ters must necessarily be neglected.
Attention is directed 10 the call in our
advertising columns for liquor sellers
convention at Pemberville on the goth
inst, for the purpose of organizing union.
Carriers Little Liver Pills will posi-
lively cure Siek headache and prevent its
return. This is not talk, but truth. One
pill dose. To be had Of all Druggists.
See the Advertisement.
Mr.. +. V. Z. RAUscH, proprietor OF
the Globe Ticket Office at Toledo, is max
ing a specially of printing ribbon badges
Of GARFIELD & ARTHUR and HANCOCK &
ESGLIsH.
-Mr.J. NJ. LEvERToN, "a practical farmer
residing nut the Pike, presented u, few
days since with several wheat heads which
average about 81 inches in length and were
well filled. 1t was the Futz variety.
We are informed tn at an effort is being
made to have the survisors of Battery "H,"
First Ohio Artillery, hold their next reun.
ion at Perrysburg. We trust the effort
may prove successful, and we know our
people will make the boys welcome.
Mr.. F. D. CRANE, a printer Of South
Toledo, is gaining considerable notoriety
as being person feet on foot He won
by ten feet in a race on the goth ult., at
Monroe, Mich, for $500 a side, his com.
petitOr being II. c. BARRETT, of Cleveland.
1t is not always that the parents can
carry the Baby on trip for the recovery
of its health. But they can keep DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup in the house, and 1t
will compensate for the trip by its prompt
relief and cure. Price only 25 cents a
bottle.
During the friRhtful thunder storm 90 Sat.
urday night light ming struck an elm tree in the
pasture field Of Nr. J. W. CREPs. 3k mile east
Of town, killing bull and a COW Tor Mr.. G.
We also learn that twn cows aud colt belong
ing to a German farmer = short distance fur.
ther east. were killed BY Lightning about the
same time.
After long and painful sickness. Nr. NJ.
T. wIsaiNs. the successful operator and prnpri-
stor Bowling Green and TontoRany R. r., died
at his residence in Bowling Green on Tuesday
evening Of last week. His wasted energies
finally assumed dropIicsI form and after sew
erai months Of severe suffering death huAlly
came 10 bis relief.
We are informed that the KINDER
WATER BRos., on Wednesday, threshed
three bushels OF wheat per minute, on the
farm of Mr.. Henry WHITE. The ma
chine used was the Minnesota Chief"
The wheat was in the field and they could
not get it to the machine fast enough to
keep it in full operation. Who can beat
this?
Extraordinary judgement and preeau.
tion should be exercised in working horreS
this hot weather. Every day horses can he
seen tied up in the hot sun for hours, with
the thermometer ranging from 1902 to 1852
when there is plenty Of shade near by. The
person that is so inhuman deserves TO lose
the value OF the horse, but the horse de
serves better treatment.
Probably no one preparation has re-
ceived 40 much praise from ITS patrons, nor
is so deserving Of commendation as Halls
Hair Renewerl We but echo the voice
OF the millions who have used il when we
pronounce It the best hair dressing in the
world. II stands unrivalled. Those who
are affected with diseases of the scal p nc
companied with itching or irritation, find
relief and renewal in this invaluable rem
edy. When the hair is inclined 10 fall of,
moderate use Of the Remover will
strengthen the roots of the hair, and pre-
serve it, aud II it exhibits a tendency ia
turn gray Il will restore the natural color
-Fulton Mo- Telegraph.
/ Far Snie-A sood Sewing Machine for