Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-05-06

Morton & Co.'S, yacht, Nameless,"
will be launched to-day.
Read the new advertisement OF @. r.
Mabley, Esq, 105 Summit st., Toledo.
Awnings are making their appearance
all along the lines, and among them we
notice new ones put up thia week by Messrs.
Barton & Averill and L. l.. Kingsbury.
Our horned toad whom the boys had
named "Tanner," after fasting for three
weeks, jumped from the back balustrade
OF tho Office and skipped and is now at
large.
If you want to raise from to 10 ears
OF corn on stalk, which the soil OF Wood
county ia sufficiently strong to produce l50
TO 200 bushels per acre, call on Il. l.. Kings
bury and get sample OF the " Mammoth
Field Corn"
--Brocades at Neuhausel Bros.
Brocndes at 217 Summit ST., Toledo.
The May term of Wood County Com
mon Pleas Court convened at Bowling
Green, on Tuesday, with large docket,
but small attendance, owing to the busy
time with the farmers. The grand jury
transacted their business in one day, find
ing only one Indictment.
Spring overcoats in endless variety at
| G. r. Mabley's, 105 Summit ST., Toledo.
Mr.. John Powers, agent for the Home
Ins. Co., has written up policies amounting
TO S25, 400 since May 1st, which gives him
n premium of S337.37. Is there any agent
| in the Northwest that can show an equal
amount of work in four days? And il
was all new business, no renewals.
-Leave your measure for half n dozen
shirts for 5000, at G. r. Mabley, 105 Sum.
nit St., Toledo.
| The "Gleaners OF this place have
started Home Missionary department in
connection with their organization, and to
secure funds put up a contribution box nj
the door where their meetings are held
where the charitable people can drop in
any sum they may desire on entering OF
retiring.
Silks at Neuhausel Bros
Silks at 2l7 & 2l9 Summit ST., Toledo
We learn that Brown & Sons, Web
ster township, had their residence totally
DESTROYED by fire on Wednesday night
They are insured in the Home, and Mr.
Powers, the agent, is going out to day tc
look after and adjust the loss. This firm
is certainly unfortunate, having lost heav
lily on two former occasions by the destrnc
tion of their extensive saw mills with nC
insurance in either case.
White and fancy shirts 10 order and
on sale, of our own make. g. II. Mabley
los Summit ST., Toledo.
John O'Hearn, young NJ. D., is re
ported as having recently died at Ann Ar
Dor. We are sorry TO hear this. join
was promising young man, and wonit
have done much good. Very few young
men possessed as many good qualities al
he.-Ne,u Era.
We regret to learn of this sad event. Mr.
Hearn taught school for several terms il
Perrysburg township, before attending
College at Ann Arbor. He was faithful
stndent and we had heard had graduated
with honors and had located in South To
ledc, several months since for the practic
Of medicine.
-Pnrasols nj Neuhamsel Bros.
Parasols n. 2lT Summit ST., Toledo.
A meeting, reported 10 be large an,
enthusiastic, was held ut Eversman's Hall
Toledo, last Thursday evening, in the inter
est OF the proposed bridge TO span the rive
opposite the Fifth Ward of that city
Earnest speeches favoring the project wer
made by Hon. John r. Osborn, Hon. Asl,e
Cook, J. d. Ford, Esq, and others. A com
mitee of five-J. d. Ford, Henry Brand
L, f. Stewart, Asher Cook and J. r. Osbor
were appointed to represent the meetin
and confer with the Commissioners of Lu
cas- county and the Common Council o
the City, and TO call other meetings at sue
times and places as deemed best.
Remember C. r. Mablev's new store
not where his brother VIM. Mabley wal
but at lO5 Summit street, Toledo, I'll
store formerly occupied by Roth & Fried
man.