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


School Exrminers' Notice.
Agents Wanted Historical Pub. Co.
Burdock Blood BittersAF Foster, Mllburn Il Co.
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Charlie King will give you smooth
shave or nobby haircut. Don't forget him
Full assortment Of States at Postotlice
The old 9Th O. v. vi, will hold their
annual reunion at Tiffin, on the 18th inst.
"A fine lot of melons at Kingsbury's.
See notice Of Ditch Improvement Sale,
to take place on the 10th inst, published
in this paper
The village council of Weston have
ordered fire engine, and cisterns dug at
different points in the town.
-Fullli lineof school books at Finkbeinen
--Messrs. Cook & Cranker have recently
purchased four new buggies and Gne car
riage for the accommodation of the patrons
OF their livery.
Full cream cheese at Kingsbury's.
Little folks, dust up your school books
and prepare to enter your classes and re-
port for duty on Monday next. The teach
ere, we believe, are all present and ready
for duty.
Ayers Ague Cure should be in every
household in regions where fever and ague
prevail. Itshould be taken as n preventa-
tive by every resident and traveller in ma
larial districts.
Fresh Peaches at Kingsbury's.
Battery "G," 1st Ohio Light Artil-
lery, will have reunion and basket pc
mic on the banks OF the Maumee, near the
Club House, tomorrow, Sd inst, to wAich
all soldiers are invited.
Pocket Cutlery, very cheap and wsi-
Tan,ed, at Finkbeiner's.
Mr.. E. L. Kingsbury, general dealer
in Georgia melons, will accept the thanks
of this office for 25lb melon, u great suf
fciency TO enable the JOURNAL to be issued
by water-power to-day.
The thermometer ranged between 95
and 100 on the first foar days of the week,
and we heard quite an aged lady remark
yesterday that she had never experienced
such hot Summer as this.
Applicants for teaching who are in
terested in the dates Of holding the Fall
meetings, will find all necessary informa-
tion in the official notice of the County
Board of Examiners, in another column.
See the nobby Sa5 buggy harness at
Blackmore Bros, 81 Cherry ST., Toledo, o.
Mrs. DIR. Nichols having disposed OF
her photograph apparatus, will take no
more pictures. She is now engaged in re-
fitting her rooms preparatory to accommo-
dating cancer patients who may desire
board ard treatment
All kinds of School Stationery, Pens
Pencils, and School Satchels at Postofice
Book, News and Notion store.
Has your child any symptoms oi
worms, itching nose, pains in the stomach
or bowels, bad breath, fretfulness, or loss o.
appetite? Denig's Worm Syrup will give
immediate relief, and will be readily ta
ken. Sold everywhere.
The Cleaners Christian Temperance
Union have been having a short vacation
during the heated term, but will commence
their regular weekly meetings on Monday
evening next, at the German M. E. Church
| A F,,ll ,tta,dapoa 20 daa;raJ NJ tI,;s p,oat
ing.
"A large stock of Whips, Horse Brush
es, &c., at Blackmore Bros, at very low
prices. 81 Cherry ST., Toledo, o.
Bowling Green is waking up to th'
importance of securing the Toledo & In
dianopolls Road. They are TO hold
meeting tonight at which T. P. Brown
the President, and Col. Wilkins. the en-
gineer, and Mr.. J. F. Beckett, of Findiay
are to be present to consult'upon the mat
ter.
1t is announced that Col. J. A. Shan
non is to deliver the address before th
Wood County Pioneer Association, at Ton
togany, on next Saturday, 10th inst. Th
Colonel has vivid recollections OF the earli
er days in this section and possesses tn
happy faculty of telling it in very cheer
full and audible manner.
Postmaster Finkbeiner has made som
fine improvements in the office, moy
ing the boxes and general delivery to tn
| hnnk and Of ha "a ha har aIl
considerable mere light by the cutting c
new windows, and has arranged his stt
tionery and notion department in til
front part of the room.
A fresh supply of canned goods a
Kingsbury's.
The public should understand tn,
our Grand Army Post is getting up thei
I Lawn Fete to raise funds for an especial
worthy purpose, in which the people
general are equally interested, and n
doubt all our citizens will show person,
interest in making it grand success, an
aid by encouraging and patronizing 1t iii
, orally.
Miss Dora Thurstin, one OF Bowlin
Green's brightest bellies, was united in ma
riage with Mr.. w. B. Cornwell, of Ston
boro, Pa, at the Presbyterian church
that village, last evening. Alter recel
tion at the residence OF the parents and IL
presentation of large number OF present
the bride and groom left by special trai
for an eastern tour.
: Try Mayo's Breakfast Mess Macker'
at Kingsbury's.
The Arion Band WAS out on the stree
0 Wednesday night, and their music new
! sounded better. They would go ON grac
full march through Georgia and then tai
transports for glide down the Swan
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