Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-02-24

TO Consumpivea-kev N n. WILSON.
Errors or Youth--John B. Ogden. Z.
-Ifyou wish 10 gets good shave or
hair cut call on Mrs. Chas. King.
oil Shades at Finkbeiner's.
--PhysiciaNs endorse Rineharts Wsrm
Lozenges. Sold by Taylor & Miller.
The whereabouts Of log chain, re-
Gently found, can be learned by inquiring
at this office.
Rev. A. B. Robinson is absent in
Buffalo and there win be no services in
the Walnut Street Church on next Sab
bath.
If the woodchuck is willing TO accept
little free advice, he will hunt his hole
whenever one Of those northwestern bliz-
yards comes this way.
The Ladies Centennial Society will
hold their next Social at TIE residence Of
Capt. r. II. Wetmore, on Friday evening
next, March Sd. All will be welcome.
Mr.. II. Leydorf will hold n public
sale Of personal property. Mt his resi-
dence cne-fourth mile east of the CATH
ollie Church in Middleton township, on
Wednesday, March LIST, 1882.
If you wish 10 ascertain at any time
the value Of horses, mules, cows, cattle,
sheep and hogs, and Of the agricultural
serve the table on the fourth pnge OF this
paper.
A special communication OF Pho nix
Lodge, No. 123, F. & A. NJ, win be held
Monday evening. Feb. 81. 1882. A gener
al attend ance 10 desired.
A. Cook. W. NJ.
C. G. TAYLOR. Sec'y.
The Jury in the Morse trial were
out 1S hours. Being unable to agree they
we're discharged Five held out for con-
viction and seven for ncquittnl. The
case was continued to next term. the
bail being reduced from $4,000 TO $500.
Forty years experience has hamped
public approval on Ayers Cherry Pecto-
Throat o, Chest diseases. It's continued
mud increasing popularity Ia conclusive
evidence of its superior curative qn'lities.
Curtain Fixtures at dot Poatoffice.
An exchange says: THE ten plaques
Of newspaper Office nre bores, poets,
cranks, rats, cocronces, typographical err
rors, exchange fends, hook canvessers, de
linquent subscribers aud the man who al
ways knows low tn run the paper better
than the editor himself"
The St. Joseph Cornet Banl boys
received postal from Cincinnati, stat
ing that their uniforms would arriv,
here to-day or tomorrow. We under
stand they have an invitation to accom-
pany the members of Wolford Post, OF
next Friday or Saturday evening, tc
fIaskins to attend the entertainment b,
Harry Carter Post.
The storm ON the preport of tn
week was too utterly uncomfortable Il
make any public entertainment n sue
cess. Prof. Dixon did not attempt u
lecture OH Monday night, and on Tues
day and Wednesday nights the audience
we're small, not from amy lack OF inter
est in his interesting lectures, however
Johnny Cambell celebrated yesterdn'
rs the anniversary of the day he forme
good resolution to abstain from all alec
holic beverages for one year. He renewe
I his obligation and added to il that OF tC
, bacco for the ensuing year. Mrs. Joh
Cranker promised him present if Ii
would hold out to the end of the year, an
yesterday filled her promise by presenIin
him two or three articles, among whic
was u chrome.
& School Books at Fink beiner'r.
MIR. P. l.. Mahr & Son are gettir
their turning establishment in good shal
to fill all orders in their line of busines
Z They have some work To complete for NJ
VIM. Witzler, at his saw mill south
Y town, after which they VIII give the
undivided attention to their lnthes. The
are arranging to do all kinds Of turnin
\ and will make n speciality of job turning
rescnting cane bottom chairs, and repai
ing Of all kinds of furniture, &c, &
& Give them cal when anything is wanit
IN their line.
Z -MIss Hattie Hubert has received
letter from her old friend, Mrs. Sara
L. Kneeland, formerly Miss Sarah Ho
lister, explaining the card that was CO
led in the JOURNAL from the Detroi
Pos! & Tribune, relative to the little gi
she adopted from nr Orphans Home
1868. Her husband addresses, u post
card to n G. A. r. Post in Detroit
:, ascertain IL the child's father had N
been soldier and vas killed in I'll
;, army. This wss misunderstood and II
= peared IN print in the shape it did,
the morti6cnlion Of the sdoptel pnren
Il OF Sarah Gully.
' Our Rambler" who, by the wa
seems to have lost his propensity 10 ra,
BILE. but OF late has preferred a quiet re'
dence in the "City OF Brotherly Love"
and "Sisterly nfec,ion"-c"ye~, veril
friend George,") sends lis with his col
munication this week n correction for |,
last, which places il in the light Of 'ngr'
horse Of another color" The reason
signed for quiet New Years in that cit
read in print, "because Mayor King ia
'' bade the laboring OF hor-es that day
The manuscript read, "hs would not II
o low the blowing of horns," &c. The di
ference is discernable with the hacked e.
8 when attention is called 10 il.
S Several Of our exchanges nre CONNER
y ting unfnvorably upon the amount
o fiction taken from, the Way Library 'u
= ing the month OF January in proportion
70 more useful books. The Wauseon Repl