Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-08-24
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burg, Ohio. Give them q call.
t-As will be seen by the dates and the read
Ing OF two commune alions from Center town
ship, they we're intended for last weeks
issue Of the JOURNAL, but failed to reach tn is
office until yesterday morning. They must
have been struck by a tornado on the route.
The merch ants and lawyers of Defiance
had lively tussel over game OF base ball
last week, fesulting in 20 to 10 in favor Of
the merchants. Senator Norton, of Napo-
leon, is reported TO have had his nose bro
ken in taking in hot ball.
We direct attention to the new advertise
He is carrying fine line Of goods 10 everything
advertised, and riuch more besides. and has a
full aud complete stock from which to make Sc
lections. You will also dnd his prices reason
able.
MIR. Henry Wygant spent Tues day in
search Of bee trees in the vicinity Of Dupbridge
and was rewarded with success. When seen
by Mr.. Fred HiIlabrand about 4 NJ, he had
cut Ave trees and had realized nearly barrel
of houey-snd il was not regarded as good
day for bees either.
Defiance Times The following En-
glish course of study has been adopted by
the School Board for the first year in the
| High School: First term, bookkeeping,
commercial arithmetic and physiology !;
second term, bookkeeping, commercial
law and physical geography third term,
physical geography, commercial law and
composition.
Any one buying Of w. X. Willis g.
Bro, $50 worth of Goods, will be presented
with fine Tea Set. S25 worth inc
Glass Set, and $40 worth fine Lamp.
-tindlay JEFF: The law of last winter
requires that all children who are ia
county infirmares on the LIST Of January.
| 1884, ehalI be sent to Children's Homes.
IL any county has no home for children
It il the duty of the Directors to make
arrangements with home in an adjoining
county to take care of themat the expense
OF the county.
| commissioners Stewart and Fries were in
town Tuesday and visited the remains Of the
Grassy Creek and the Powers Culvert bridges.
We understand they let the contract for con-
structing new bridge at Grassy Creek to Mr..
James Muir. Of Webster township, and the
Pow ers culvert bridge to Messrs. r. j. Cald-
| well and James Thornton, also the contract for
constructing the Barnes culrert bridge to Mr..
| Geo. w. Alberti
The statement Of the Hartford Life and
Annuity Life Insurance Company makes fiue
financial showing in this issue Of the JOURNAL.
| II is gotten up something afterthe plan of the
popular Masonic Insurance association, and
| will meet long felt want in life insurance
| Mr. John Powers, the live insurance agent has
taken the agency for tlis c. mpany, and is fully
capable o explaining the msrits OF this
plan Of insurance in an intelligent and salisiac-
tory manner.
Books, Stationery, Albums, Pocket
Books, Ladies' Fine Leather Bags, Combs,
Brushes, Pocket Knives. and Window
Curtains, Pictures and Picture Frames, al
Finkbener's Place on the corner
An werp Argus: Rev. Father Ham.
len Of the Catholic Church of this place
informs us hat lie oficia,ed at the funeral
services on Tuesday, over The remains of 8
man named Tignet, who died at the Conn.
ty Infirmary on Sunday. lie served under
Napoleon the LIST, and was supposed TO be
the only surviving member OF the Napo!eoI
Guard living. Al the time OF his death
he was aged 9S years.
A new swindling scheme is reported;
This time it is the merchant who is rukeI
IN. A man and woman locate town
put on lots of style and claim TO belonJ
to the way up circles. After time tn
man visits the leading stores and say
I that his wife had spoken of buying bill
of goods, and if she had done so lie wante
to pay for them, as he was going out Q
Z town for time. No goods had bee
bought by her, and he goes on to th
next store. In short time the wifi
, comes in and easily succeeds IN gettin
credit for big bin as the merchant thin;
d il is all right because Of the story tol
q by her husband. When they get II larg
amount of goods in this way both Of thei
disappear taking the goods with them.
' Any one buying of w. X. Willis
d Bro, $50 worth of Goods, will be presente
with fine Tea Set. $25 worth fin
e Glass Set, and $40 worth y fine Lamp.
Sheep Kilied.--0n Sunday night last Gee
W. Hoffman, had twenty five nice fat shee
e killed by dogs, Major Lawrence had thre
Il Dunhsm Simmons three, and Stephen Wheel,
It one. all the same night. Il is about time
commence killing sheep-killing dogs.
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Building Stone for Saie.-R. j. Gale
II we'll has opened stone quarry, just mort
u of the old lime kiln on the pike, whei
first-class building stone can he had al a