Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-03-11


School Examiners Notice-w. s. Haskell.
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The School Examiners notice win be
found in tlls issISe
Go and iest your skin at the skating
rink, at Town Hall, tonight.
Billy Holden secured nice catch of
fish up the river on Wednesday.
See hu,ice 10 contractors in this paper
you wish to get a job of work for the
Board OF Education.
Our Young people are laying in full
stock Of pads, arica, etc for use at the
skating rink tonight.
The Ladies Centennial Society will
hold their heSt Social at Centennial Hall
on Friday evening next. All are invited.
NO 'scrofula can be so deep seated, no
sore so stubborn, but that Ayers Sarsopar-
lila will be found helpful. 1t will effect
cure il cure be possible.
MIR. Fred 5Iilqabrand has opened his
old grocery building and is putting in a
portion Of Mr.. Wm. Crooks stock Of agri-
cultural implements for which he will act
as agent. Call and see him.
Many people will be glad to know
that the price of Denig's Cough Balssm
has been reduced to 25 cents bottle. 1t
is now the cheapest, as we'll as the best, for
all throat and lung affections.
Try Carriers Little Nerve Pills for
any case Of nervousness, sieeplessness, weak
stomach, indigestion, dyspepsia, &c, relief
is sure. The only nerve medicine for the
price in the market. In vials at % cents.
DR. Rheinfranis, OF Perrysbung, thinks
that there is good prospects oft the Junction
Railroad being put through at an early
day. The delsy and damage by the late
Hood would have gone good ways toward
paying expenses.-.Nep Ei-,.
MIR. w. H. Keppel, of Tifin, after a
little over weeks experience with a five
column daily in Lima, Ohio, suspended
publication and offers the office for sale, or
to the right man for outside work will
sell half interest and renew the attempt
to put the paper on a paying basis about
| April lst.
There was gdodls turn out at the
residence OF Mr.. j. w. Ross last Friday
evening, OF both young and old. "Glaciers'
was the subject under consideration by the
Young Peoples Association, and consider.
| abl mi far uf m ~ lay vol
during the evening concerning their for
nation, etc.
The Republicans here were so busily
engaged on Friday last in peering through
the mist to get gliml e at the doings al
Washington, that they never once thought
of unfurling their flags in honor of the oc
casion, while the Democrats si2le a marcl,
ON them and run TO the top OF tlfeir hicko'
ry pole their handsome large flag used IL
the campaign last fall We accept the re
suit gracefully.
We We're pleased to learn on Tuesday
from Capt. McNally, that Capt. Henr,
Root, OF this place, has been awarded til,
position of Master of the large new steam
barge 4. L. Hopkins, Of the Wabash Line
over considerable competition for the posi-
tion. The Wabash Company have recent
ly purchased the Hopkins and Morely, pay
ing 100000 for the former and $4,000 70
the latter and are building two large boat
at Buffalo, which are expected to be com
pleted by the opening OF navigation, whel
the four boats and probably the fifth vii
be put on duty in the grain trade betweei
Toledo and Buffalo.
The last one is on G. w. Norton. !
few days since he drove one OF Chester
bays to Toledo, horse we'll educated i
gentteness and good horse sense. On hi
way home he stepped TO warm for fe,
moments at South Toledo. Ia due cours
of time the horse aud buggy appeared Il
the side door of the Exchange Hotel wit
the lines spread gracefully over the das
and halted Tor some groceries to be re
moved from the buggy that had bee
purchased in Toledo. In less than 6v
minutes after Mr.. Norton came in on foe
and found the horse and buggy all righ
! and being put in the barn, given an extr
ear OF corn for its sagacity and care in de
,, livering the goods on time and in good col