Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-07-14
LOCAL MATTERS.
NEM ADVERTISEMENTS
Sherif's Sale--T. O. Reid.
Medicines--Dr. J. q. Aver 4 Co.
Chief Justice Waite--Charles West.

-Suspenders, at Finkbeiner's.
---Riueharts Liver Pills--grows more popu-
lar every day Sold by Taylor & Miller.
The 2lst o. V. I. will hold their ifth
annual reunion at East Toldo, on Septem-
Der 10Th.
Monarch Shirts, at Finkbeiner's.
The wheat harvest commenced in
earnest on Monday. Two many showers
for n successful prosecution of the work.
Felt Curtains, nt Finkbeiner's.
For aged men, women, weak and sckly
without rival. Will not cause head
ache. Browns Iron Bitters.
The annual reunion of the 72d D. V.
l., will be held at the fair grounds, Free
mont, on August 9th.
Paper Collars, at Finkbeiner's.
Sixteen persons were received into
full fellowship Of M. F.. church at Bowling
Green, on Sunday evening last.
Fora green stamp DR.. J. G, Aver & Co..
Of Lowell Mass, will send you the pret lest
sci OF advertising cards eyer published.
Gents Kid Gloves, at Finkbeiner's.
Treasurer Kimberlin gives notice That
he will receive taxes without penalty mp to
the Goth inst. after which the law W i'll re.
quire Of the Auditor to add Is per cent.
Curtains and Curtain Fixtures at
Champney's.
We have received a large fund OF
information concerning the hanging
OF Porter at Fort Meigs, which we have
not time to put in shape for THE issue.
The 6sth O.V. I. will hold their an
nual Reunion at Defiance, on the 22d inst. =,
the anniversary of the day the noble Nc
Pherson fell in front of Atlanta.
"A true assistant to natsrein restoring the
system to perfect health thus enabling it to re-
sist disease, is Browns Iron Bitters.
The editors in southern Ohio report
that their harvest was over three weeks
ago, and that the yield was excellent.
But what do they know about farming,
'enaway.'
Oil Shades, ut Finkbeiner's.
The annual camp meeting at Portage,
this county, will commence on August llth-
and continue every two Sundays. The
Central Sunday School Assembly will be
held on the same grounds from the Srd to
the 10th OF August.
An endless variety of Pipes, at prices
to suit every body, at Champneys.
Charles Bach, the mv rderer in iail
here, tasted for Eve days last week, and il
was thought for time he would stnrve
himself to death. He has, however, yield
ell to the pangs of hunger ard now takes
his rations regular agaia.-Sentinel.
-Nobby Hats Latest st. les, Finkbeiner's
AT meeting of the Wood County
Fair Company, last Friday, 1t was decided
10 hold the Fair at Bowling Green on Oct
81, 4th, 5th and 9th. Work on track and
fence was commenced on Monday, and
| specifications for main building, to COS,
about 81 200, is now completed.
MIR. n. II. Callard, who has gained con
siderable notorierity rs gardener, has
made his garden bloom as the rose, this
spring. He has been successfully expert
menting with guano fertilizers on portions
of his garden, and the effort is plainly
visible 10 the naked eye.
Mrs. Emmett West has letter from
the mother OF the girl reported to have
been chloroformed and raped by Harley
West, in Little Rock, Arkansas las
4 ii, Ia, IN
| light altogether from the telegraphic re-
port, and leaves but. little cause for th'
sensational report sent out.
| 1t is belived at Tontogony that mncl
OF the late Mr.. Joseph kuder's troubles
arose from an over anxiety on the part o
local correspondendents to retail scanda
through the Toledo dailles. There seem
TO have been little, or no cause, for tn
mixingu up of his name with any scandal.
| Yesterday morning, while Mrs. Franl
Seilman was absent from home, somebody
supposed to be ch ildren, effected au Ell
trance through back window OF the house
and pillaged the bureau drawers, tskin
therefrom two locks of hair of decease
friends, and several other keepsakes, onl
OF value to the the family.
Mr.. w. F. Pomeroy ia still keepin
bachelors hall, his wife having been absen
some eight we eks on visit in York State
He devotes consider able Of his spare me
nients TO his garden, and has a very pre-
ductive one. He showed us stock OF lei
nee the other day that measured two fee
in diameter, the largest We have ever seen.
The Defiance Times says "in answer
an advertisement OF Connecticut firm
that, on the receipt OF 50cs they would sen
fine steel engraving, taken from n phot'
graph, of the late President Gal field,
party in Defiance received five cent pos
age stamp for his half-dol.ar. There WI
no swindle about this as the firm did n'
give the size and did send very fine ste
engraving of Garfield"
The Lawn Fete at the residence
VIM. Crook, Esq, on Friday evening las
under the auspices of The young people
the NJ. L. church, was very largely atten'
ed, notwithstanding the threatening RAJ
which came along abult IL p. NJ. I'll
young people desire the JOURNAL 10 e.
tend many thanks to the members OF Il
Arion Cornet Band for their excellent nj
SIC and genial presence on the occasion.
"A few years since the JOURNAL WI
0 criticised by a correspondence Goe
stepm, ther, we believe-fer lis efforts
. 3 put before lis readers from time to tin
5 rellections'on step-parents. While we b
s lleve, and in fact know, there are GOO
4 stepfathers and mothers, we also belle
9 them 10 be largely in the minority. Tho
! who have seen delormed nephew, wi
has been visiting MS this week, who "
left to the tender care OF a stepmother b
n fore he was Two years old. can readily a
s count for the animus of the JOURNAL
2 this respect,
] We have not looked il up, but it
4 now said that the law calls for S25 I
: each and every person who allows Cana,
"a | thtstles 10 po To seed upon his premise