Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-03-05

return thanks for The many favsrs extended by
neigbbors during their affection.
Seed CataTOgue,-JosEPH HARRIS, Of
Moreton Farm, Rochester, N. Y, sends Us
his Catalogue of choice Garden and Flow
er Seeds for 1880. 1t is sent free Of charge
to all applicants. Drop him a postal
card with your address, and tell him
that you saw this notice in the Perrys-
burg JOURNAL.
Millincry.-New Spring styles of hats
at the Millinery Store of Mrs. b. ]. WAR
NER, in the postofiice building Hats re-
shaped, bleached and pressed in the latest
shapes. All work done in the best man
ner, and satisfaction guaranteed.
Mrs. b. j. WARSER.
Perrysburg, Feb. 81, 1880,
"Measure for Measurc."-Mr. J. II.
CHAPMAN has purchased for SMITH &
CHAPMAN, the machinery owned and en-
ployed by Mr.. Il. T. STowELL for the man
ufacture of wooden measures, and will re.
move the same next week to their planning
mill where it will be pu; in shape for the
manufacture of measures of all sizes on an
extensive scale. This will make a mar
ket for Our elm timber. We wish them
success commensurate with their enterprise.
Comedy Company at Town Hail.
Messrs. NUGENT & IIowARDs Comedy
Company will open up series of evening
entertainments at the Town Hall OIL Mem
day evening next Within the past two or
three years the small towns of the country
have been visited by professional theatrical
talent that previously never visited any
thing smaller than cities of the second class
The above company come well recommends
ed, aud we are assured bv their advance
agent, that they never fail to please and
amuse their audiences, The roaring old
comedy, the " Honeymoon" and Betsey
Baker," will be presented on Monday
night. See posters aud small bills.
Accident on the Bowling Green Rail-
rOad.-On Wednesday evening, as the train
was passing from Bowling Green to Ton
togany, and when about one and half
miles out from b. c., the passenger coach
jumped the track and after bounding over
the ties for some distance turned upside
down. There were about thirty-fiye pas
sengers in the car who were badly shaken
up and some of them seriously injured.
Among the more seriously injured are A.
W. Eek ERT, attorney, South Toledo, se-
we're cash across the chin and bruised
across the breast C.. +. CURTIS, attorney,
Toledo, bruised and cut about the head
SAMUEL WAGGONER, Lake Twp, severe
lGoncussion OF spine and brain; JOSEPH
CnAGo, Lake Twp, badly bruised and
spiained arm {; 7. J. FEAGLEs, Haskins
bruised in chest; &. F. THOMPSON, Gus
tar,Nurt in arm and side. Several others
were slightly. y.wounded.
The wounded were all taken to Ton
togany where their wounds were dressed
by Drs. LavIs & HUME.
Our inhrmant says the road is not in
safe condition that the ties are too
rotten to hoA the spikes and it was thought
that this wSA the cause of the accident.
The Johnson IIarvester.-We call
attention to theJohnston Harvester Cos
advertisement in tbs issue of the JOURNAL.
Their machines haSe attained high rep
utation for strengthtdurability, lightness
of drausht, and the lhge amount Of work
which they may be mad, to accomplish.
In practical test withthirty-five other
machines, which took plaS in a harvest
field in the neighborhood o. Paris during
the Worlds Fair, the Johns.o, Harvester
comes off vic orIous over all 'ythers, and
was awarded by the Judges, the highest and
only prize given for practical amd\eficient
work on the field. Its popularity Astead-
ily on the increase, and orders for II are
received from almost every civilized cum
try. The company have Offices in LondGl
Paris, Hamburg, and other countries, whils
its value and effectiveness is apparent by
its general use in its home fields, in al
parts of the United States, They are now
manufacturing two sizes of single reapers
and two sizes of combined Reapers anC
Movers, and are now working on Twin'
Binder and also on an independent Cleaner
and Binder.
We learn that JOSEPH NEWTON, Esq.
we'll known, as the former Auditor Of Woo
county, ndS lldu " JOuISlbH ildCHlle III Nl'
; Grafton for the past three seasons, and h'
regards it as being the best that has CONF
under his notice. He has readily cut six
teen acres Of grain per day with it.
The company opened II branch office a
27S Summit St, Toledo, about three year
, ago, since which their business has largel,
increased. They have began this season
with fine display Of machines, and ful
line OF repairs, so as to meet every demand
Farmers who desire purchasing will find i
. to their advantage to call on the Gen
2 Manager, b. q. M'MECHEN, Esq, at tn
( office, 25S Summit ST., Toledo, o.
Mr.. JoHN WursIE, who is we'll an'
favorably known in this and adjoining
counties, is travelling agent for the count
: from whom farmer friends can gain an,
| information in the case that they may de
sire.