Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-08-18

Bacon, Salt Pork, and all kinds of fresh
meats, cali on Geo. w. Ho ffn,ann
Monarch Shirts, at Finkbeiier's.
Cool and pleasant has been the weather
this week, w.th only one shower. The far
mers are improving each shining hour
aud loads Of grain arc passing through
the streets in quick succession.
Gents Kid Gloves, at Finkbeiner's.
The Cooks Favorite Baking Powder
is pronounced the greatest success OF the
age. 1t is rapidly winning its way into
public favor in u,is locality. Talk to Mr..
Louy Fink, travelling agent for Nichols &
Co., of Toledo, about 1t.
Curtains and Curtain Fixtures at
Champney's.
The commissioners awarded the con-
tract, Tuesday, for the building OF nine
bridges in the couuty. The Smith Bridge
Co. +, of Toledo, and the Mussilon Bridge
Co. of Massilon, were the companies TO
whom the contracts were awarded. The
total expense will be about 81. SOC. Q.-Sentinei.
Paper Curtains aud Fixtures, at Fink
beimers.
-Andy Roach, Jr., less than eight years
old, has driven three horses attached to a
Deering Twine Binder during the past two
weeks in his father's harvest field, cutting
from six to eight acres per day. If any
| one has n son OF tins age who can mn mage
three horses day after day for two weeks,
| let him trot him out.
A large variety OF perfumes, in bulk
at Champney's.
Mrs. p. Woodbwry, of Plain town
ship, had the misfortune 10 loose her resi-
dence by being slrack hy lightning on the
Sth inst. Mr. John Powers, agent for the
Home Ins. Co., OF New York, in which the
property was insured, was at once notified
and the loss was satisfactorily adjusted On
the 9Th. Lightning is prompt, and so is
the agent Of sl,e Home.
-Nobby Hats Latest st y les, Finkbeiner's
| Marshal Hayes informs us that he
has never heard of such raid from the
horse thieves as during the present season.
Bills and postal cards descriptive of the
stolen property come in from all direct
ions. And with all the improved methods
OF rapid communications the thieves seem 10
be more successful than usual i'll getting
away with their plumber.
Bulk Perfumes and Toilet articles, at
Champney's.
| MIR. A. G. P. Boyce has taken the
agency for Wood county for the Defiance
Spring Bed, patented by Mr.. Daniel Kel.
logg. 1t is an excellent spring, and cheap,
and Mr.. Boyce is making arrangements
to commence the manufacture of them at
an early day. Mr.. B. is AN industrious
mechanic and we wish him success in his
new enterprise.
"A most complete stock Of Fancy Goods
at Fink kbeiper's.
| Ayers Ague Cure is intended to act
Ms an anlidote to malarial fevers, and all
diseases generated by marsh, swamp, OF
slough. Science has brought this remedy
nigh to perfection. No quinine, no arse.
mic. nor injurious drug enters into ils
| composition. Chemistry and the healing
art have combined to make it 1ae curative
triumph uf the age we live ia.
An endless variety of Pipes, at prices
to suit everybody, at Champney's.
Some young jew peddlers were gather
ing up paper rags and sich and peidling
inware in Town last week. They were
told by Marshal Hayes that they would
have TO take out a license TO peddle tin
ware, but they sought +, evade this and be-
came 70 abusive that they were taken be
fore Police Justice Curtis, who adjusted
his specs until he got the proper range on
them and then lie made them wilt.
Picture Frames made to order OF
short notice, at Finkbeiner's.
"A new industry has sprung mp unde
the law Offering a reward OF so cents eacl
for hawk and owl heads, which is no little
source !pf annoyance to township clerks
Each clerk is required to make out Ger.
tifcale to the County Auditor, for ever,
head presented, and ia bury every head
nmbrosinl smell and all, for which service
I
he is allowed the sum of TEN CENTS. Mr.
Philip Wehel, clerk of Perrysburg town
ship, to secure uniformity in his report
has had blank forms printed for his Ger
tiiicatcs.
Grown Linen Collars, nj Finkbeinei'. ;.
Mr.. l.. Byron Holly, of Bowling Greer
accompanied by Mr.. Aadrew Harrison, o
Emore, WAS in town yesterday and made
brief call at tins Office. Mr.. Holly wa
for some years resident OF Perrysburg, an,
IL thinking Of returning here again. ii
has Just completed trade with Mr.. A. NJ
Russell, exchanging n house and lot i
Bowling Green for Mr.. RS. comfortabl
residence on Front street in the 'burf
Mr.. Holly has secured desirable piece o
. properly here, and in desirable locator
and will not want for tenant until he dc
sires to occupy it himself, il he should 8
decide.
Save money by going to Champney
for White Lead, Oils, Varnishes, AN
. everything for painters use.
-Four young men from the countr,
driving span of mules hitched to
spring wagon, visited The whortleberry r'
. gion on Monday, taking with them a goo
supply of "pizen" as an anlidole for snsk
bites. One of the party lmbibed too freel
and on arrival here on their return HON
gave strong symptoms of having 'eIn i
/, his boots. He put himself on exhibiIio
on the streets ii manner that If he coul
have seen himself as others saw him, h
would not be found in that condition agar
without lie be on the ragged edge Of totn
7 deprayity. His companions, mortified a