Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-07-29


beiner's.
Charlie Wedertz has fine collection
OF bird eggs that he proposes to exhibit at
the county fair.
Large handsome Chrome and walnut
frame, 2sx34, cheap, only $l.50, at Fink
beiner's.
There will be business meeting Of
the w. C. T. u, at the M. E. Church at
p. NJ, on Thursday next.
Mrs. Rev. Eliza Carr has held services
at the corner of Second street and Louisi
ana avenue on the past two Sundays.
Il am now prepared to do all kinds of
Picture Framing as cheap and on as short
notice as at Toledo. G. FINKBEINER.
The hummer element in New Orleans
has become so demonstrative that the or
ganization of vigilance committee is sug
gested.
Mr.. E. Schellinger is still lying in a
critical condition, the limbs and lower part
OF his body being completely paralyzed.
There is no hopes of his recovery.
Pain from indigestion, dyspepsia, and too
hearty eating is relieved at once by taking
one of Carters Little Liver Pills Immediately
after dinner. Don't forget this.
The annual picnic Of the St. George
Society, OF Toledo, took place at Presque
Isle, Wednesday, and as usual was largely
attended in numbers and all had good
time.
Another change of time in the rum
ming of trains on the Toledo, Delphos &
Burlington r. r. has taken place. The
corrected time card will be found in this
issue.
-Drs. Rheinfrank & Bowers have Just
completed some fine improvements to their
Office, putting in new carpets, the walls
newly papered and new furniture, including
new operating chair.
The weather has been very favorable
to farmers who we're engaged in harvest
ing during the past ten days, and they are
getting about through with that work, and
many have commenced threshing.
Marshal Hayes shot and killed large
brind!e dog, on Third street about o'clock
on Sunday morning. The dog was froth-
ing at the mouth and running in circle,
with every symptom of hydrophobia.
-For constipation in children, don't force
them to swallow castor oil try Denig's Worm
Syrup. A full dose at night, followed by a
smaller one in the morniug, will do more
because pleasant.
"A new railroad project, from Toledo
to Indianapolis, via Bowling Green and
Findlay, is being worked up. Mr.. I. P.
Brown, President of the new organization,
is in Bowling Green this week talking the
matter up.
-Wolford Post have occasion to feel
proud of their representation at Clyde on
Friday, with two or three exceptions, and
the general conduct of its mem bership.
The Arion Band also did themselves proud
on this occasion.
1t is Massachusetts editor who cries
out, "Give us back the sun-bonnet of enr
grandmother" We haven't seen his
grand mothers sun bon net, and we don't
believe his daugh liter would wear it if he
we're to get it back.
We are informed that Morris McCabe
of this township, will climb what is known
as the John A. Snyder hickory pole, 5!
miles south of Perrysburg, at 8 o'clock p
NJ, ON Sunday, July 31st. 1t is claimed
to be the highest pole in the county
being LAG feet.
All who may desire to make trip on
the steamer Waite, and do not wish to te
bothered with lunch baskets, can and will
be accommodated with excellent meals on
the boat under the direction of Minor T
Jones, who is not only courteous, but from
long experience knows just how to cater tc
the taste of the travelling public.
Col. Voris,-of Akron, was in attend
ance at the State Bar Association at Tole
do last week. He met n number of hi
old egiment, the 9th, and accompanied
them 10 Clyde on the 22d. One of his frs
inquiries was for Geo. Clifford, now o
Delta, who he said, could milk COW OF
the dead run and never spill drop.
Mr.. Geo. w. Huford, who spent hi
boyhood days on farm, thought he woult
try the harvest field for day this week
He brought up at Mr.. Roach's farm and
was mounted on hay stack. They sup
piled him the new mown hay with new
tangled patent horse hay fork, half loat
at a dump, and Mr.. H. soon found him
self buried about ten feet beneath the hay
There is where the laugh came in. 1t tool
the remainder of the day to break the hn,
fever with copious doses OF milk punch
at the Hotel de Roach"
We had the pleasure Of calling at tn
camp Of the Toledo Cadets at Put-in-Ba,
on Sunday last. The boys were enrolle,
under the State militia law about two year
ago, and have got right down to army reg
ulations. They have q splendid Location
for their camp, and keep it clean and tidy
Their principal street is named "Cool
Avenue" In honor OF II. T. Cook, Esq
who has befriended the Company in man.
ways. The boys are under good discipline
and are undoubtedly the best drilled Co
in the State.
We publish elsewhere the time car,
Of the Chief Justice Waite, for the accom-
mediation of many readers Of the JouRSAl
who desire occasionally to go out and ge
lnvigorated with fresh lake zephyrs TIL
Waite also connects with the steamer Ferri
at Putin. Bay for Lakeside up to Angus
9th, and from that date to Angus
l7lh the Waite win run through to Lake
side daily except Thursdays. The fare 70
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