Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-03-10

School Examiners Notice.
-Conkling declines the bench offered
him, but Mrs. King invites YOU 10 take
n chair for good shave.
oil Shades at Finkbeiner's.
--Motheas can always depend on Rine.
hart's Worm Lozenges. Taylor & Miller.
MIR. G. W. Hufford has taken tile
agency for Reid's prize flower seeds. Call
and see him.
Warm rains, with cold and variable
northwest winds in the Maumee Valley.
Mud.
The Wood County School Examiners
official notice to teachers will be found in
this paper.
--"Rambler" gives us some interesting
information from Philadelphia this week,
concerning the Russian Refugees.
The Ladies Centennial Society, will
hold their next social ut Centennial Hall,
OH Friday evening next, March oath.
BLACK SILKS,
See prices Mt
NEUHAUsEL Bros.
"A new posloffice has been created in
| Wood county, named "Blinn," with olir
| old friend Mr.. Omar p. Norris az p. NJ.
We have not as yet learned its exact
location.
The Chamber OF Commerce building,
in Toledo, was damaged TO the extent of
| t,x, C.o nl ,,,aptl,, I>,
water, on Saturday Inst.
MIR. Geo. Cook desires us to state that
he is now paying Z cents per bushel for
ashes, and that he Ia buying for himself,
no others are buying for him.
The next social of the Walnut Street
Presbyteran Church will be held at the
residence of Mr. f. d. Ross. ON Thursday
eve. next, (16th. All are cordially in
vited.
School Books at Fink kbeiner's.
1t is now claimed that the re hns been
only two genuine cases Of smallpox in
Grand Rapids, md that by proper Snni
tary measures the town il now entirely
free from the disease.
The Sentinel says there is an organized
gang of houre breakers and burglars in the
southwest part of the comfy, with head
quarters probably al ID 'sller. il is proba
bly, some Of this gang that comes around
this way occasionally.
NEW WHITE GOODS,
Lowest prices at
NEUHAUsEL BRos'.
We learn from those who were pres
Orchestra, at the NJ. +. Church, Soutl
Toledo, on Wednesday evening, that j
was \ fine success. The church was com
pleiely filled and the audience was high
iy entertained and delighted with thu
music.
We are Informed by Mr.. &c. Crane
that Mrs. Barlow, of Tontogany, wa
buried in the Fort Meigs Cemetery o.
Tuesday. She was the daughter OF Vic
tor Jamison, who located on the rive
near Perrysbnrg, in May, 1918. She wa
in her SOD year and WAS one OF the ole
est pioneers in the Maumee Valley.
The Ja,nieson Family gave yer
pleasing concert, vocal and fundamentally =
the Town Hall on Tuesday evening. I'll
/. program was interspersed by readings an
recitations by Mr.. Harry White, in hi
inimitable Irish brogue, and by recitation
n by Master Harry Baldwin, which ele
trified the audience. The whole receive
N hearty applause from the audience.
n TABLE LINENS,
. New designs at
. NEUHAUsEL BROS.
y -Messrs. Ross & Hutchison, OF Cal
we'll, Kansas, will accept our thanks +
a neat pamphlet issued by them, Il
N title page OF which reads as follow
caldwell, the Great Cattle Center; l
a Resources and Surroundings /; The Cou
q try for Cheap Farms, a Healthy China
o and Stock Raising. Published for &c
N eral circulation by Ross & Hutchlsc
o March ], 1882"
IN South Toledo New Era: "D. p.
10 terhout moved his goods, fixtures, &
from the American Hotel TO the CT
H use on Lagrange street, Toledo, dl
ing very disagreeable rain, Tuesdi
d. P. has made many friends during
N sojourn among Us, who will regret
departure" His brother-in-law, Mr..
Northrup. has taken charge of the Am
lean House.
The SOUL Toledo New Era chang
~ hands last week. Mr.. J. E. Wilcox =,
Pm the Office to Mr.. F. d. Cmin, VIII
!. name appears al the mast head as edi
10 and publisher, and that Of Mr.. ii. X,
10 yon as associate editor. Bio. Wilcox
10 10 going into the Agricultural Implem,
lo trade on All extensive scale md will q
i il his undivided attention. We W
both parties success.
Cd DRESS GINGHAMS,
New beauties at
NEuHAusEL Bros