Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-10-13
LOCAL MATTERS.


Ill your Cnilub Dfehtn hmetfA pau give |
Rineharrs worm Lozenges. Taylor & Mil.
Ter.
For good overccat at low rates 60 to
Joseph VOLTS.
As predicted Mr.. Jas.lM. Brown had
a walkover Tor the Office Of Justice OF the
p eace.
"A fine assortment Of Lamps and
Trimmings, at ohampney's.
If Chas. Bach il Democrat or Ma
tional, and we were in Sheriff Reid's place,
we believe we would hang him anyway.
Hats, Latest Styles, at Flnkbeiner's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Pennywell had
the misfortune to lose their little girl, the |
funeral services taking place yesterday.
Joseph Wolf has just received splen-
did stock OF dress goods. They are hand
some and cheap.
This is good week for Republican
papers to work off a lot of miscellaneous
matter that has been crowded out during
the past two or three weeks.
The finest Odors in bulk,
at CHAMPNEY's.
DO not be deceived. Insist on having
the genuine Browns Iron Bitters, made on
ly by the Brown Chemical Co., and take
nothing else.
Go to John Zurfiuh for Watches
Clocks, Jewelry, Spectacles, Musical In
l.. 81 e., IL nh
ly done, and warranted.
ALI agree that handsome hair is one
of beauty y'sindispensable elements. Ayers
Hair Vigor maintains il in freshness.
brightness and luxuriance.
Groceries a nd produce of all kinds at
VOLTS.
MIR. Jas. Nolan is thorough and ex
perienced workman in the construction OF
sewers and diiches. He did good job IN
the construction of II sewer for us this week.
MFR. John Schwind has fine lot OF
corn, oats and hay which he is prepared
70 sell at the lowest market prices. lie
also pays the highest cash price for he
same articles. 25tt
The election accomplished what the
two Wood county fairs failed IN during the
!. past two weeks. A good shower of rain
was much needed and il came on Tuesday
afternoon.
smokers will always find the choicest
brands Of Cigsrs and Tobnccos, at
CHAMPNEY's.
BY notice in the temperance column
II will be seen that the semi-annusl con-
A vention of the Wood County w. C. T. u.
e has been postponed one week, from the 18th
and 10Th inst, to the 25th and 26th.
Miss Hattie Hunt gave a pleasant
birthday social on Friday evening last to
e which few invited guests from Toledo
and a like number AT home were invited.
, She received several handsome presents
u some Of them coming from absent friends.
Il Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps.
Clothing and everything else, cheaper than
ever at Joseph VOLTS.
Mr.: Geo. Albert, ar, purchased the
"Mohawk" fire engine at the auction sale
on Wednesday, paying $40 for same.
There is some curiosity to know what Mr..
A. proposes to do with it, 1t cost the cor.
poration in the neighborhood of $500 some
years ago.
III Curtains and Curtain Fixtures, at
FINKBEINER's.
The report has gained some credence
that the Home Ins. Co., OF New York has
failed. The report started no doubt and
got confounded with the failure of the
- Home, of Columbus. Mr.. John Powers,
agent Of the Home of New York, says this
company is as sound as dollar and doing
fine business
"A full line Of Toilet Articles, nt
ID CHAMPNEY's.
MIR. Isaac Bloomfield hes added an.
other relic to our curiosity shop. 1t is q
n piece Of solid oak from the Hartford, Com
y modore Faraguts flag ship. which run the
blockade at New Orleans and was in many
hot places during the late war. Mr.. B. saw
the piece sawed from the ship while they
z were engaged in remodeling her at Boston
last year and knows il to be genuine.
New inyoice of fine Suspenders, a
FINKBEINER's
The Supreme Court OF Ohio last weel
N, case OF the State of Ohio vs.. Chas. Bach
who was to have been hung at Bowling
p Green to-day. This, of course, will result
" in an indefinite postponement OF the exc
e. cution OF Bach, and il will be safer to be-
!, that he will not be hung at al than il wa
10 bet on the results Of the late election.
v A splendid line Of Gents Furnishin,
Goods have just been opened at Josepl
r VOLTS.
We would call the attention of tli
readers of the JOURNAL to the advertise
mt ment, i. another column, OF Mr.. Rober
"a Maguire, the well known blacksmith, wne
y, on and cnrringe maker, located on the Ere
n. mont Pike in the edge Of town. He is on
y, OF the best workmen in his line, an
ii. everything intrtsted to him will be prompt
b; r. ly attended to. His charges are as reH
To- sonable ns are consistent with good work
ng g Full Line Of Fancy Goods, Mt
III III FINKBEINER's.
ms ms The election passed off quietly at III
. Perrysburg precinct on Tuesday, until lai
Ia the afternoon when little squabb
y arose over the attempt Of several men
vote who were employed in the construc
= ion Of the Toledo & Indianapolis rsilroa
who II was believed had not been in Il
township sufficient length of time
o. make them legal voters The section bo'
was arrested and locked up for sho
time.