Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-11-10
LOCAL MATTERS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Eye aud Ear surgery-Dr. Tipple.
Swayne's 0intment. t.--Dr. Swayuc,
Patents = Mum h Co.
Boo.s & Shoes "A. Gerdou Colhouu.
Hats at FrSKprrNrR,s.

Considerable rain this week and the
roads are getting heavy.
We are informed that Mr.. George
Caldwell and Miss Minnie Hall were mar.
ried on Saturday last
Pocket Knives at FINKpINER's.
The proposed "stiIl" hunt set for
Monday was postponed until next week,
owing to the inclemency OF the weather.
"A fine assortment of Lamps aud
Trimmings, at Champney's
The melancholy days have come, the
suddest Of the year; its just too hot for
whisky punch, and too cold for lager beer
See advertisement OF DIR. Tipple, Eye
and Ear surgeon, in this issue.
In the case of the Stste OF Ohio va
Jacob Artz, Indicted for selling liquor TO
habitua drunkard, the defendant was ac-
quilted.
When you want to buy anything go to
Woh's, the cheapest place between the two
oceans.
MIR. Will G. Norton has got new
double barre'ed gun, and dog OF the same
pattern, and the quail, ducks and squirrels
in this vicinity will have to rooet high.
II your child frightens in its sleep give
Rineharl's worm lozeages Taylor s. Miller
The grain crop in this section had
commenced moving lively, but the con-
| dilion OF the roads promises to delay work
! in this line.
When the Pilgrim Fathers the first
settlers Of ,his country, felt the 6rst cold of
autumn they thought winter had come
| hut the Indians said mo, there will vet
be summer" Hence the orig la Of the name,
"Indian summer"
The finest Odors in bulk,
at CHAMrNEY's.
| Mr.. James Condit, one OF the pioneers
of Washington township, died at his home
three miles west Of Tontogany on Monday
last, OF consumption He was known as a
good man and citizen, and leaves large
number Of wni M friends To mourn the loss.
Get six bars of soap and get OF Nap
kins before all are gone, at
| KINGsBURY's.
The grand jury found two indict-
ments against Isaac Williams of Lake
twp, for horse stealing. He Pleaded guilty
on Tuesdayand was sentenced by Judge
Dodge lothree years in o. p 1t is to he
hoped he will learn n different trade while
at Columbus.
Mr.. F. w. Miller, of the Avenue road
has been making some improvements Of
late on his place by bnilding cellar six
teen by twenty feet in size nnd nine feet in
the clear. He used about 5000 brick in
the improvement.
| Nervousness, peevishness, and. fret,ing,
no often connected with overworked f.
males lives, is rapidly relieved by Browns
Iron Bitters.
A Canada Bishop, named Lnfreche, is
sued an order to prevent the wearing of
curls "under penalty of SIM" and found it
an up hill business TO enforce it. Tn,
girls arn't half as fraid of sin NJ they are
oil prelates, or being out of fashion.
Go to J. EberIy for Custom work and
Repairing.
Mr.. Earnest G. Miller, who is now
a full Hedged Civil and Mining Engi-
neer, and U. S. Deputy Mining Surveyor
for the State of Colorado. loc. ted
Bonanza, will accept our thanks for Col
orado papers, and our best wishes for
his prosperity.
The hest line Of umbrellas ever shown
| in Perrysburg, at VOLTS. Just the thing
for this rainy weather.
The joyous holiday season is rayidly
rolling around again and every body and
his wife is getting re ady for the usual
| amenities Of the season. You will find
presents of all kinds and appropriate for
Glasses at the lowest possible rates at
Wolf's-- Don't forget.
Buy Cabinet Size, all silk plush AL
buns for $3.50 at FINKBEINERs.
Mr.. Thomas Veitcl had the misfor-
tune to lose the little finger OF the right
hand, at Mr.. Trowbridges stave factory, on
Wednesday morning. He was working on
heading machine and the finger WAS
caught ia cog wheel, crushing it 80 that
it had to be ampulaied near the hand.
The largest, best and cheapest lot of
| calicoes ever shown in the burg are now
open nj VOLTS. Extra fine French goods |
nj seven cents per yard and extra good
values at Ave and six cents. Don't go to
Toledo, when you can buy cheaper at
VOLTS.
The October term of the Wood county |
Common Pleas adjourned on Wednesday |
morning. The session lasted twenty Zone |
days and cleared up only ahont one-half |
OF The large docket. Clients aud attorneys
were not ready in many of The Cases called |
and the session dragged along slowly.
Money to Loan-At iowest rates, on real |
estate security. Mortgages bought.
CHAs. EATON.
Corner Summit and Monroe Sls,, Toledo
During the sloppy, slushy weather OF |
early and middle Autumn there is nothing |
so conducive to health and comfort Ms the |
betier grades oil American rubber goods. |
Coats, boots, shoes, etc, of the best quality |
and Mt the lJwest rates at Joseph VOLTS |
ON Louisiana Avenue.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral wonderfully
increases the power and nexibility of the
voice, enabling public speakers 10 speak |
clearly and without fatigue. If people
vi no nre troubled with colds would take |
Ayers Cherry Pecloral before going to |
church or places of entertainment, they |
would avoid coughing, greatly 10 the |
comfort of both hearers and speakers.
Monarch Shirts, at FINKBEINER's.
Brushes and Combs, at FINKBEINER's. |
Mr.. A. II. Perry, of Haskins, secur-
ed tho contract for the erection OF a
So, 400 school honse at Deshler, and Mr.. |
d. Van HELEN, Of this place. and MIR. Rob
ert Berge, Of South Toledo, have just
completed the masonry ON the contract. |
They commenced work this week on
large two story brick block, 40 90 feet,
FOX Mr.. Joseph Keihl, at Weston.
"A full line of Toilet Artlcles,at
CHAMPNEls.
1t is becoming fashionable over in Find
lay for parties who contemplate mntrimo-
ny and have fixed the day TO publish the
in v IA M inn IN the cp premony In The nevsna-