Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-02-11
LOCAL MATTERS.
Time cards on the several railroad

tickets.
The social dancing party at Haskins
will give masque or pillow case party on
the 22d inst.
--Sixty.three persons in Defiance have
put in and are now using the Bell tele-
phone.
--Venner stands at the head, at present
as prophet. He is even ahead of Mother
Shipton.
1T would have been good "policy" to
have had coat tails insured on Monday
and Tuesday.
We regret to learn that DIR. j. w. Ru-
dulph, Of Bowling Green, is lying very low
with consumption.
We notice there is new " Restaurant
just opened back of the water tank on rail
road street-Jas. Cook, proprietor.
Rev. E. s. Durham, Of Liberty Center,
O., will preach in the Methodist Church, Of
this place, next Sabbath morning and eve
ming.
Little Percy Oblinger, in jumping
from one piece of ship timber to another
yesterday, had the misfortune to fall and
break his nose.
-Back-ache is almost Immediately re
lieved by wearing one OF Carter's Smart
Weed and Belladona Back-ache Plastera.
Try one and he free from pain. Price only
% cents.
Mr.. ]. II. Hechler, druggist of Toledo,
is putting a valuable preparation on the
market for the cleansing of the teeth, gums
and breath. 1t is known as Hechler's
Turkish Myrrh." Give it a trial.
"A covered wagon passed th rough town
yesterday, westward bound, with this in.
scription on the side: 7. I. T.-Pike's
Peak or Bust" The inmates of the wagon
have our sympathy.
Mr.. John K. Price will hold public
sale at his residence in Middleton twp, oil
River road near Hydraulic dam, on Thurs
day, Feb. "a. There will be offered horses
COWS, hogs, farm implements and house
hold goods.
MIR. o. s. Colwell, formerly a typo ol
the Scntinei office, has purchased an interest
in the North Baltimore Sun, the firm nam,
now being Mains & Colwell. They ar,
giving the people OF that section u good
local paper.
w. T. Oaybaugh, of Brown county
OHIO, writes: Denig's Cough Balsam il
the elixir OF life to me, and this is afte
using the Balsam fer years. One trial oI
it will satisfy you that it is unequalled
Price 25 cents.
1t would make stone image turr
green with envy to observe the expression
of profound disgust that settles down OF
the face OF the doctor when he hears hi
patients praising DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
% cents bottle.
Tin weddings are becoming popular
Mr.. A. J. Conklin and wife celebrate,
theirs some three weeks ago with pleas
ant social gathering, and Mr.. & Mrs. E. D
Ross celebrated the tenth anniversary OF
Monday evening in similar manner.
-"Habit" is hard to overcome. If yor
take off the first letter it does not chang
"a Bit" If you take off still another tn,
whole of ait" remains. If you take of
still another 1t is not "t" totally used up
All of which goes to show that if you wist
to be rid of a habit you must throw i
off altogether.-Er.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mansfield Irving, o
Toledo, completed a course Of instructions
in elocution. to a class of ten pupils, IL
this place, and her scholars were SO vel
pleased with her mode of teaching the,
have decided to take another term. w,
wish both pupils and teacher abundan
success.
There were 40 business men along
the line of the Toledo, Delphos & Bur
lington r. r. that took advantage of tn,
free excursion over the read to Toledo
on Tuesday. They were royalty enter
tanned by the business men of Toledo I'M
Ill yesterday when they were returned Il
their homes by the road.
-Pemberville Independent: Last Mon
day our people were astonished to lear
that Mr.. Fred. Rossinger was unable I,
meet his liabilities and that his propert,
had been attached. Heretofore he ha
been considered good for any reasonable
amount. A number OF the farmers wlt
have left their money with him are out.
During the breaking and crushing o
the ice at Rock Bar yesterday, Mr.. g. w
Smith, the sewing mach inc man, and Mr.
John Blauvolt, the night operator, stoot
along the shore and picked out Of tn,
water with their hands fine string o
black bass and snnfsh that were beinl
crushed and crowded on shore by the heav,
mass of moving ice.
South Toledo Advertiser: Mr.. c. Keel
er, Superintendent OF the Mogollon Mininl
Company is home on business connecte,
with the company. He reports that the.
are running four mines ut present whicl
yield from $40 to $50 silver bullion pc
ton, aud that they have been working on
hundred hands, but at present, owing I
Geld weather, they have reduced thei
working force.
In the mention of the death OF MI
VIM. III. Ewing in last weeks issue, W
were in error in stating that he wa
married to his second wife. We hav
since learned that Mr.. Ewing marie
Mrs. Baughman, his first wife, he bein
her second husband, and from the fruit
of this marriage there"are two daughters
now young ladies, left with their vic
owed mother 20 mourn their loss Of a
esteemed father and husband.
Toledo is badly torn up over tho e
forts being made by the Society for III
Suppression OF Vice to clense that cit.
If it be true as given in the statistics an
published in the report of the Soclet
that the social evil has reached that G,
tent that there ia one prostitute for ever
thi irteen electors in the city limits, the
here is cause for alarm and the vigoro,