Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-01-13

LOCAL MATTERS.
NEW ADvERTIsEmEN r.
Startling Reduction--C.R MabIey.
SheriH's Sale--T, O. Reid.

We are nicely located in our new of-
fee, and Chas. King still shaves smoothly.
Our little three-inch snow has turned
to slush, mixed with rain.
Mr.. Martin Ault shot wild turkey
weighing "a pounds last Thursday.
DR.. Reasoner says Rineharts Worm
Lozenges are the best. Taylor & Miller.
Since our removal we have enough
crippled chairs and stools to gil a good
sized hospital.
The snow is being greatly enjoyed by
the youngsters, who are continually pelt-
ing each other with snow-bals.
MFR. G. w. Huffman purchased Dur.
ham COW of w. J. Hitchcock, last Wed
nesday which weighed 500 pounds.
Remember that all goods in the Jew
elry line will be sold at greatly reduced
prices, at John ZurHuh's Jewelry Store.
The Ladies' Centennial Society will
havea eocial ut Centennial Hall Friday
evening, Jan. Goth. All are invited to
attend.
Take Ayers Cherry Pectoral 10 stop
your Colds, Coughs and Bronchial Afiec.
tions before they run into Consumption
that you cannot stop.
Weston has been selected ns the place
for holding the next regular meeting OF
the Wood County Physicians Associa lion,
and January 90 is the date.
Our comps are grieving because they
are now located in part of town where
there are no baker shops or meat markets,
and hot buns and bologna are now num-
bered with the things that were.
The Walter Wood Post G. A. R, Of
Tontogany, will give two entertainments
at their Hall in that village on next FRI
day and Saturday evenings. Mr.. j. L
McColley has promised to give the boys
few selections from Macbeth which he can
do in good style.
Mis-. c. l.. Hunt closed out the re-.
mainder of her hardware stock on Satur.
day Inst and closed up the store. The
building has. been Tented by Mr.. j. Davis,
our popular Hardware merchant, who is
getting on tull line of Agricultural I'm
rlements, Buggies, etc, which die will
open ont in full bloom in few days.
| --As another evidence of the value of nd
vertising in The JOURNAL, Mr.. d. X. Hot
lenbeck inserted brief notice of lost
Scotch Terrier two weeks ago, and on the
Sunday following was in possession of his
dog-minus the tail. lie would have been
better pleased il the nd. had secured the
whole dog. but was pleased to get ns much
as he did.
Mr.. I. B. Banks, who for many years
was engaged in mercantile business in
Weston, has traded his 200 acre farm near
that village to Mr.. c. W. Russ for his dry
goods establishment, the latter retiring
from nctive business life on account of hi.
health. Bath of these gentlemen have ad
ded very much to the prosperity Of Wes
ton.
&C. d. Hildehrand, who claims to hav
served eighteen years in prison, an ex
convict and ex.drnnkard, lectured OIL
temperance and prison reform in Bowling
Green last week, and the Sentinel says i
waa the most affective lecture on the sui
. ject ever delivered there. He claimed tn a
rum was the cause of his crimes and hi
suferings therefor.
The Sentinel says there are 1856 civi
cases on the Clerks docket for the Febru
ary term Of the Court of Common Pleai
and the following criminal cases
Ohio vs.. Hodge, embezzlement, 8 indie,
ments.
4 Ohio VS.. Jane Bigelow, (Babcock) J, forf
cry.
Ohio Vs. E. B. Morse, granddaughter.
Ohio va. Samuel Cupp, incest.
Ohio Va. Zennett,
N The case of Bach. the Milton townshi
murderer, will also be heard ut this tern