Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-04-22
Linens, at Neuhaupel Bros Toledo


vide range of territory, as we'll as quite a
ofsubiects.
To cough and at the same time be en-
Leitaining is impossible. DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup will reach your case. Price
25 cents.
The pay car on the ID. & NJ. Rond
passed through yesterday, but stopped long
enough at this point to make the employees
happy.
Cheap Dress Goods, at Neuhausel
Bros' 2l7 & 2I9 Summit ST., Toledo.
Forsyth Post, G. A. r., of Toledo,
buried two of its members on Wednesday,
Captain Hamm, and mea,ber OF the old
9th o. v. l.
-Drese Ginghams at Neuhausel Bros
The next Social of the Walnu! ST.
Presbyterian Church will Ike held at the
home of Mr.. aud Mrs. ID. X. Hollenbeck
on Friday evening April %.
The play entitled the Streets Of New
York." is attracting full houses at the
Adelphi Theatre, Toledo, this week, and it
is worthy Of liberal patronage.
The department of the JOURNAL
known us the" Editors Easy Chair" is TO
lei for short season, or until three-eights
of an i,scl' OF nnint can be worn OIL.
There was pretty full representation
from this county TO tie Maumee Presby
terry, which, held lis annual session III To-
ledo on Tuesday and Wednesday Of this
week.
Always avoid harsh purgative pills.
They first make You sick and then leave
you constipated. Carter's Little Liver
Pills regulate the bowels and make you
we'll. Dose, one pill.
Services next Sabbath at Walnut ST.
Presbyterian Church. Preaching by the
Pastor ut 10:45 A. NJ. Sabbath School at
at 1915. Monthly meeting Of the Faith
full Workers." at 7:3O Pm.
Ladies' embroidered underwear, at
Neuhauscl Bros, ,2l7 & 2l9 Summit, Toledo.
The next Social of the Ladies' Centen-
nial Society will he held ut the residence
of Mrs. A. NJ. Thompson, on Front street,
on Friday evening next, April 29th. All
are invited.
Gents Furnishing Goods. at Neuhau-
sci Bros, 2l7 & 2l9 Summit ST., Toledo.
Mr.. Wm. Ford has erected picket
fence that has not only added TO the APP
pearance Of his lot and residence, but to
that part of town. The work was per-
formed by Mr.. John Miller.
Nothing adds more to the beauty of a
parlor or sitting room ttan neat, new wall
paper. Taylor & Miller have just received
u large assortment OF new and tasty designs
of wall paper and window curtains.
|
We don't nsk you to try Denig's Cough
| Balsam MS an experiment, we know, unless
the patient is in the last stages of CO, {.
sumption, it will give immediate relief,
aud effect in a very short time perma-
nent cure.
Fine Dress Goods, at Neul,ausel Bros.
Mrs. Sarah Butler mother of Samuel
Butler of this place, and with whom she
has made her home since the war, died
on Monday last, aged SO years. She was
born in Fayette county, KY, and was a
slave until freed by the Emancipation
proclamation.
Those desiring TO secure cheap rail
road tickets or ocean steamship tickets
should not fail to call upon L. V. E.
Rausch, 103 Summit street, or at the Hoop
er House, Toledo. You can rely upon Mr..
Rausch's representations every time. See
his advertisement III another column.
We direct attention to the new adver.
tisement of Mr.. VIM. Nichols, wholesa lie
and retail dealer in Diamonds, Watches,
Jewelry, Solid Silverware, Srecta cles, etc.,
121 Summit street, Toledo. Mr.. Nichols
carries fine stock OF first-class goods and
is a pleasant gentleman to deal with.
Mrs. Josephine Scott, Of Defiance
county received postal card from young
lady in Farmer Center, same county, on
which WINS written the entire poem OF VIM.
Cullen Bryant, entitled Thanatopsis,"
besides n private note, containing in all
/ ,06S words. POstmasters would have tn
use Prof Solomon's opticals Of vision TO
read that postal.
The gentlemen who essayed 10 sere.
made Miss l.. few evenings since, should
have l,nd clear throals, and their efforts
would have been better appreciated. DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup is the best remedy ex.
tant for 'ihick or congested condition
of the throat and bronchial tubes, giving
instant relief.
The Board OF management of the Way
Library have selected and ordered one
thousand aud fifty-nine books witt, whicl,
to commence the library, and expect them
here inside of II week. The Beard have
taken great pains to secure the catalogues
from the hest libraries in the country and
all other information necessary TO enable
them to discharge their duties nlelligentl.y
The Sunday Call is the name OF hand
some new paper started n few weeks since
in Dayton, copy of which we find on our
table marked with the usual sign known
to the profession for an exchange. II il
folio in form, eight columns 10 the page
with neat make up and bright, clear i'm.
preston from new type. We are pleased
TO see the name of our whilom friend, Mr..
d. p. Boyer, at the mast head, Boyer &
Reel being the publishers and proprietors
Success.
Medium Dress Goods, at Neuhausel
Bros, PIT & 2l9 Summit St., Toledo.
MIR. Durham Simmons, who took part
as one Of the firing squad at the funeral
on Wednesday, informed Comrade Fink.
beiner that lie performed similar duty
twice over the grave of one comrade, that
of Andrew Brownsberger who was wound
ed at Strawberry Plains, died at and was
buried in Knoxville, but afterward the re
mains were taken up and buried in the
honors Of war at the Cemetery here. Com.
rnde Simmons was member OF the firing
squad both at Knoxville and Perrysburg
which may be recorded as n rare circum'
stance.
Muslin underwear for ladies, at Neu
hausel Bros. PIT g. 2l9 Summit ST., Toledo
Within the past ten days Musterinl
Officer NJ. Loenshal has organized new
Posts Of the Grand Army at the following
pointsi Findlay, Clyde and Fremont, The
latter teorganized; and in Wood count,
at Freeport, Haskins, North Baltimore
and Hoylsville. "Sell Post" No. 81, a
North Baltimore, starts off with a mem
bership Of SO, and John Furguson," No