Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-09-30

LOCAL MATTERS.
NEW ADyEuTIsEmENTs.
Stoves-O. l.. Hunt.
Kopncdy's Favorite Remedy en- ned v

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Shave, get your hair cut and your
whiskers dyed at Charlie Kings shop.
School books for all at Postoffice Book
Store.
-Buckingham's Dye for the whiskers is
an elegant, safe and reliable article, cheap,
and convenient for use; will not rub off.
Try it.
r. Danz, the baker, keeps on hand n
full line Of splendid buns, rolls, pies,
cakes, confectionery, etc. We know for
we tried 'em.
One OF our street lamps "connaber-
gasted last Tuesday. 1t had served as a
resting place for too many drunks and at
last tumbled over.
-Garfeld's last letter, Garfield monu-
mental tablets, Garfield Portraits for sale
cheap, at Finkbeiner's Postoffice, News,
Book and Notion Store.
Mr.. G. w. Hoffman, has just pur-
chased new wagon TO be used on his
sem-weekly trips through the country.
It is the neatest outfit we have seen.
-Messrs. Westcott & Lees are engaged
in erecting new corn house Immediately
north of their elevators. 1t is to have n
capacity of 90, 600 bushels, when completed.
Purely vegetable; perfectly safe;
good substitute for castor oil; pleasant to
take; can be truly said of Denig's Worm
Syrup. Try it. Your Druggist has it.
Price 25 cents.
Mr.. George S. Mcknight attended the
funeral Of President Garfield at Cleveland,
last Monday, and brought us n memento
from the tomb which we prize very much,
and return our thanks.
During the absence Of our editor we
have been asked no less than 70 times
when he would return. In about 60 cases
we have lied about il; said we did't know
1S times, and told the truth once (by mis-
,ake.)
Geo. Hillabrnnd has just put up fine
pool and billiard table at his place of bus
iness. lie has also been adding some very
fine brands of cigars TO his stock, and
seems to be enjoying his full share of
patronage. Give George call.
Attention is called to the new adver.
tisement of G. R. Mabley, the enterprising
"one-price clotlier," of Toledo. He has
gained the confidence of the public during
the time he has been doing business there,
and the statements which he makes will
be credited.
Some miscreant on Tuesday night last
stole some fine alapaca goods which were
fastened to the outside of Chas. A. Kreps'
store. 1t seems impossible that any one
could be found mean enough fer such
dnstardly act ns stealing goods displayed as
mourning.
Last Monday afternoon at the con-
clusion of the memorial services at the NJ
E. Church, Mrs. Jane r. Cox, woman
well advanced in years, slipped on the
damp sidewalk, and in falling, attempted
to recover herself and fell in such n man
ner rs to break her arm. She was taken
to DIR. Hamilton's office for medical aid.
To "stand in solid with the butcher
and baker is not bad scheme. It being
understood that the JOURNAL force would
be engaged at their labors until late last
night, our next door neighbors, Messrs. G
w. Hoffman and R. Danz sent us a splend.
Id lunch to which we did full justice and
after returning to our couches to seek need
ed rest, we had the pleasure of dreaming
of those whole.souled neighbors.
One more victim of the Middle Ground
at Toledo. While attempting to step from
one car 10 another while the train was il
motion, last Tuesday night, Mr.. DAME
fell between the cars with his lett leg unde,
the wheels in euch manner as to almos
entirely sever his foot at the ankle. Th,
limb was amputated Just below the knee
and there being no other injury, the pa
tient will doubtless recover.