Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-10-14
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LOCAL MATTERS.
NEW ADvRRTGsEME ENTs.
Prospeclus-Petersou's Magazine.
Administrators Notice--H. II. Dennis.
Attachment Notice-Hepry Schroeder.

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Shave and get your haii cut at Charlie
Kings Tonsorisl Parlors, Your next,
Fancy Box Paper at Postofiicc.
Il desire TO contract for ten cords oil
wood for cash. +. OBLrNeER,
Bellevue pays $4,000 and Fos,oria
$25,00o to secure the right OF way Of the
New York, Chleago aud St. Louis road.
Mortgages bought, and money loaned
at lowest rates. CHARLES EATON,
2T Toledo, Ohio.
The best preparation known for re-
storing gray hair to its original color is
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer
Try it,
Don't forget TO look at those beautiful
books at Finkbeiner's,
The latest arrival was that of ltttle
girl 1t the residence OF Rev. A. B. Robin,
son. cn Friday evening last-weight six
pounds,
court convened again yesterday nj
Bowling Green and il is believed that the
criminal docket will be cleared up by to.
morrow evening.
PARTIES are warned against trading old
Tor new feathers, with two men who are
perambulating the country for that put-
pose. They are supposed 10 be swinders.
-Messrs. Cook & Cranker removed their
livery stable from the old barn on Second
street TO the Leaf House barn on Monday
last, from where they hope to serve their
patrons in the future.
1t is reported that the Dayton & Mich.
igan r. r. passed into the hands of Van
derbilt yesterday. II is thought by some
that this will secure to Perrysburg and
South Toledo the Old Junction Road in
due time.
New stock of Zephyrs and Saxony
yarns, all colors, at Postofice.
-Wakefnlness and bad dreams in chill
dren at night induce feverisllness and fret.
funess during the day. Worms are gen.
orally the cause OF this annoyance. Den.
is's Worm Syrup will cure, when all other
remedies fail. Try it.
The soldier boys who attended the re-
union of the l11th at Bowling Green last
Thursday, are enthusiastic in their praise
OF the splendid manner in which they
were entertained. The attendance was
large, but the provision was ample for all.
| We publish in another column an in
terview furnished by reporter from this
place for the Buffalo Express, and publish
ed in that paper OH the 10th inst, regard
| ing the alleged embezzlement by Willard
Way Hodge. IT, gives both sides of the
story in straightforward manner.
The Arion's Swiss Bell Ringers had q
lair sized audience at the Town Hall or
Saturday night, and gave universal salts
faction. They are all first. class artists ant
II the same artists come this way arair
they can expect more liberal patronag,
than they received upon this occasion.
Toledo Telegram: Capt. McNelle,
says that about two weeks more will win,
up the SEASON with the Waite. He report
the Catawba grape crop very light, averag
ing bout a ton to the acre, to three ton
last year. Hence the advance of price t,
eight cents per pound at the Islands.
On Friday night last Mr.. D. X. Hol
lenbeck was elected member of Il,
Board OF Education, vice Mr.. Jas. II. La
Farce resigned. Alter being elected, not
fled and accepting the position thus ter
Y dered, he was elected Clerk OF the Boar,
thus filling the position in which Mr.. J.
LaFarree served faithfully and we'll. NJ
Hollenbeck will make a good and Ell
cient member.
Owing to gloomy weather on Wedne
N day evening the lecture Of Lieut. Dorse
on Andrews, the Spy; or the Engir
Thieves" was not as largely attended
it SHOULD nave been or ii deserved to b
The audience was deeply intereste
throughout in the recital of the thrillir
adventures of Andrews and his little ban
N of twenty-four men, and we'll pleased wi,
:, the modesty exhibited by Mr.. Dorsey
=, the delivery of his lecture. He lectur
in Bowling Green to onight.
Theodore l.. Stockm an, of Toledo, wi
had become widely known for his miser
M qualities, breathed hisslast on Wednesds
night OF last week, amidst the surroun
N ings which was pleasure to his pecunio
soul through life-a miser's cabin and Il
, abode OF th and dirt. He was one
:. the earliest settlers of the Maumee Vale
and through frugal habits and miser
qualities accumulated large fortune, G
timated at from $1,000 to S25O,OO0, y
} he would not secure sufficient raiment
, The necessaries of life to prevent him n
NJ pearing as poor half-starved begga
With his check good for thousands,
S, died in the 6Stli year OF his nge III q
ID midst OF almost absolute want.
Notice Is Hereby Giyen-To membe
az az Of The Lime City Mutual Fire Insurnn
Society, that there viii be n Special Nee
ing held al The Morse School House,
Saturday, tlie 29lh day Of October, 1Ss
, commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ. All mel
l. bers are requested to .be present wi,ho
fail, as business of great importance
the Society will lie presented for the acti
of the meeting. Any member having neie
bors or friends interested in the Socie
will please request their attendance NJ
meeting. Number of members. 1876. Ca
It. ital stock, $2l2,269. BY order of Loc
Directors. j. Fl. PIERCE, Pres.
!: c. NoLENDERGER, Sec'y.