Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-05-26

pure, anu Tue Dc6t III the market,
at CHAMPNEY's.
Rev, A. 3. Robinson will accept our
thanks for copies OF the Springfield (Ill.)
papers, containing reports of the Presby-
terian General Assembly.
Go to John Zur0ah for Watches
Clocks, Jewelry, Spectacles, Musical In
struments, Strings, &c. Repairing prompt
ly done, and warranted.
All members of Wolford Post will
meet promptly at their headquarters, Mt 10
o'clock p. NJ, Tuesday S0th, to take part in
the procession 10 the cemetery.
Full line Paper Curtains, at Little
Dutch Postofice.
MIR. JAS. Sission reported on Tuesday
the mysterious disappearance of Wolf a
boat and about $50 worth of ish-all OF
which was the joint property Of three or
four parties.
PARTIES desiring TO purchase the most
durable spring wagon in the county, and
first-class improved Howe Sewing Mach
inc, can get bargaip by calling at this
Office. hr
Mr.. John Powers, the live Insurance
agent, has taken the agency for the Amor
Vapor Stove Co., Of Cleveland, and desires
all in want of Vapor stove to call and see
him and the stoves.
The largest and best selected stock OF
\,
CHAMpNEY's Drug Store.
The social of the Ladies Centen nial
Society, announced for last Friday eve, at
| the residence of Mrs. Geo. S. Mcknight,
wss postponed until next Friday eve, June
I'd. All are invited.
Wagons and Doll Carriages, at Post
| office.
Members of Wolford Post should re-
member that they are requested 10 meet at
their Hall at 10 A. n. sharp on Sunday
next TO attend services in body at tho NJ
| f. Church. All ex.Soldiers are invited to
| Join with them on this occasion.
For Sale-Two houses and lots; also
two vacant lots. G. Finkbeiner.
MIR. Nicholas Emch, Jr., has secured
fthe sail scow, E. Chambers, neat little
craft for the purpose, and is engaged in
getting out sand nj Eagle Point which he
delivers on the dock here and at Toledo.
He finds ready sale for the sand at both
| points.
| Holland Curtain Cloth, Oil Curtain
Cloth and Pictures Frames, at Posloffice
| While attending the funernal of MI
Casper Horn yesterday, the buggy contain
ing Mr.. Conrad Brassey and wife was up
set near the cemetery, and fortunately the
harness gave way and the horse became de-
tached and ran away. Both Mr.. Brassey
and wife were considerably bruised in the
accident.
Tax Paying.-At trifling cost through
CITIZENS BANK.
-Rev. A. B. Robinson of Walnut Stree
Presbyterian Church not having yet re-
turned from Springfield, Ills, where he il
delegate to the Presbyterian General AS
sembly, the pulpit at that church on mex
Sabbath will be occupied by G. E.. AL
brecht ), of Oberlin, Ohio. A cor dial in
vilation is extended to all.
Just receieyed at Chnmpney's Drui
Store, a large line of Win dow Shades, ii
all colors, of Paper, Felt and Oil cloth.
Mr.. F. J. Stout, OF Provi dence, oppo
site Grand Rapids, met with an acciden
about two weeks since which dislocated hi
shoulder. He had several doctors at worl
at i, in Toledo, but they failed to gc, til
bones properly set. Last week he came Il
Drs. Rheinfrank & Bowers and they suo
ceeded in placing the dislocaled JOINT in il
proper position.
Base Balls and Bats, all prices, a
+ inkbeiner's.
Defiance Democrat: A young mar
named Kline, son of Rev. Kline, who live
near Hicksville, committed suicide We'd
nesday forenoon by cutting his throa'
For several days previous lie had show
strong symptoms of insanity. an,ll is sup
posed that he committed the rash nc
while in one of his melancholy moods
He was n fine young man, about ~ year
old.
Mr.. S. c. Weeks will accept our thank
for mineature specimen OF the "Littl
J Brown Jug" They sell these in large mum
bers at the Pottery to pic-nicers who visi
the summer resort at Cuyahoga Falls VIII
. wish to carry home some memento OF thei
sight seeing. The genial Mr.. Weeks pass
lal ihrnVoh har yauiarluu Ia
: home, but expects 10 be on this line takin
orders in few days, and deliver again i
about four weeks.
, Mr.. Henry Ella, accompanied by hi
wife, was In town on the first Of the week
Mr.. E. enlisted in Wood county, in Batter
} o.. 9th Artillery, June Sd, 1861, and beal
several scars on his arms and head, show
ing that he had seen service, and rough a
that. He lost leg in a railroad accideI
seven hours after discharged from the sci
' vice, which excludes him from getting
' pension, and his mission was to secul
: sufficient means to purchase a cork IL
a that he might be enabled to work at h
: trade, that of carpenter. He received se'
Q eral dollars from our people here and /
- Bowling Green. sfEgffsfEt
The Cincinnati Enquirer, Of Saturda,
announces that Mr. VIM. Shepler, one ,
n the obliging conductors on the D.& \
!, Road, was awarded last week q back pei
o sion OF four dollara per month. There a,
Is probably few who are more deserving
r this kind of recognition by the Geyer
ment than Mr.. Shepler. He was a fait
fuI soldier Oft gallant Tooth o. V.
: and in company with several OF his col
RAIDS was taken prisoner In 1868, and ]
u served term OF abont 18 months IN A
= dersonville and Bell Island Prlfons, iro
90 the effects OF which he has neytr FULLY
In covered, and never expectsto.2 N sifg