Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-09-02

MIR. Charles Stevens has opened up n
grocery store in the rooms vacated by Mr..
J. +. Raab, on Louisiana avenue.
On one acre of ground, from two bush.
els Of seed, Mr.. Henry Hahn, Jr., raised
thirty bushels OF fine Gipsey wheat, this
season.
MIR. VIM. Cranker is now the happy
paternal dad of bouncing baby boy.
Wills features now wear a very broad faith
erly grin.
"A much welcomed shower of rain Wis
tied this section yesterday, which laid the
dust but did not materially decrease the
extreme high temperature.
An infant son of Mr.. & Mrs. John
Horn, died on Tuesday night, OF cholera
infantum, and wns buried Wednesday af-
ternoou, in the Catholic cemetery.
Mr.. Henry Staufer will offer al public
sale, Mt his residence near Bates Station, at
10 o'clock tomorrow, two wagons, a COW
and fat hogs, also household furniture.
DIR. G. w. Munson, who anticipated
opening up dental rooms here few weeks
since, has finally located in Toledo. He Is
worthy gentleman and we wish HIM
success.
1t is requested that every men,
Der of Woliord Post should be promptly
on hand agnin to night to assist in complet-
ing arrangements for the Lawn Fete on the
9th and 10th.
Don't forget TO send your children or
go to Finkbeiner's, nt the Postoffice Book
store, and get school books, states, papers
pena, pencils, school satchels, tablets, inks
Full assortment and cheap.
Mr.. Chester Norton gave up his po
siion on the D. & NJ. and is now engaged
in quarrying stone nj the farm, for build
ing purposes. He has found ready sale
for the goodly quantity got out up TO this
date.
MIR. Ig. Boff, of Toledo, has removed
his family to this place, and located in
Mrs. S. w. Lindsay's residence on Front
street. We welcome them to our village
ciu uVIS tnt( VIII ~ hukh piSuouit
and profitable 10 be with us.
--Esmeralda, the Queen of Gipsies, will
be presen, at the Lawn Fete on the 9th
and 10th inst, attended by Il full retinue
of servants in costume. That ubiquitous
individual, Hurlohom mosanguinardo de Eos
ferioriosto will also be present.
Parties from the country, or at a dist
ance, who may wish to visit the Lawn Fete
on the 9Th and 10Th, and find it inconven-
lent to get supper before leaving home, can
get hot coffee and sandwiches on the
grounds from G TO IL o'clock p. NJ.
The new sign Of Dr. John P. Thomp-
son now graces the front of DIR. Rhein-
| franks block. He has neatly furnished
| his dental rooms in the second story and
is prepared to attend to all dental work in
a skillful and professional manner.
The Paulding County Agricultural
Society offer premium of $75 to the band
that will furnish the best music at their
fair. The competing bands are confined
to the county and must play at the request
OF the m arshal on the second and last days.
The teachers and scholars of the Ger
man NJ. E. Sabbath School, held picnic
at Lober's grove about one mile south oil
town on Tuesday last. The Arion Cornei
Band discoursed sweet music on this occa-
sion. They selected fine day for theii
annual picnic, and all enjoyed themselves.
BY bills issued with this paper, ii will
be seen that call is issued by members ol
Neibling Post, No. 20, G. A. R.,o Weston
for a meeting of all Wood county ex-sel
diers to be held at th at point, on the 22d
inst, for the purpose of organizing WOOD
County Veteran Association. 1t will b'
pleasant to be there, as everything tina
Neibling Post has taken hold of so far, hal
proven a success.
The patrons of the Lawn Fete mex
week can be assured that they will not In
vest their money without obtaining ful
value. Those having the matter in charg'
is sufficient guarantee that everything
connected with it will be worth the pric
asked. Tickets will be on sale at the gait
at p. NJ, promptly each evening. Pric
, for adults, 25 cents; children under l:
years of age, 10 cents. These admit tn
holders to the grounds and the entertain
ment in the Hall.
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