Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-08-31
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LOCAL MATTERS.


A. r, Champney's.
1000 pieces New Cashmeres. Our
own importation.
NEUHAUsEI Bros, Toledo, o.
pr. III. A. Hamilton has purchased OF
Paul and Sheriff Brown 5000 horse, snow
white.
Mr.. Geo. Haas has corn in his garden
15 feet high, with ears nine feet from the
ground.
"A splendid soaking rain on Tuesday,
which has given new life to vegetation
and started the plows for fall seeding.
We learn there will be another meet
ing Of the Maumee River fishermen at
the Town Hall Tomorrow afternoon.
Call at Finkbeiner's for your School
Books and School Supplies.
The Toledo Bee OF Monday, contained
twenty seven city ordiances in one Issue,
and il was not very good day for ordi-
nances either.
A full and complete line of School
Books and Stationery, at A. R. Champney's.
| Prof I. N. Van Tassell, one Of Wood
county's worthy teachers, has been secured
10 take charge of the Haskins schools for
the ensuing year.
| --Messrs. Cook x Cranker have Just
added to their livery nice new hack, which
will add materially to their convcniences
for accommodating the public in their line
OF business.
The continued cold nights and warm
days has developed quite n number Of
cases Of genuine ugue. and many are
ynwning and stretching and complaining
of having NIL the symptoms.
-Endle,s variety oi Fancy Goods, Pic.
lures. Pocket Books, Ladies' Bags, Combs
and Brushes, at FINKBErNER's.
| Rev W. r. Higgins and Rev. N. b. G
Love. of Bowling Green. will address the
people Of this vicinity, ON the issues Of the
Second Amendment, at the NJ. Z. church
this Friday evening.
-Immense attractions in New Drest
Fabrics, at NEunAusEL Bros, Toledo
Everything needed in the line of School
Books and School Stationary for schools in
Town and Country, can be found at Fink
beiner's, Perrysburg. o.
ANY one buying Of w. K Willia
Bro, $50 worth OF Goods will he presented
with n fine Ten Set. S25 worth fn,
Glass Set, and $40 worth fine Lamp.
MIR Ira Smith, of Fremont foreman OF
the work o improv' ments upon the sion,
road. is in town this week. He informs III
that lie has fully occupied the past month il
bnildingnew and repairing old bridges o,
the pike.
New Fall Novelties now being opened
in every department at
NEuHAUsEI Bros, Toledo, o.
Hon. Asher C,ok has our thanks 10
London papers, also "a London Album Civ
ing lwelve views Of the more prominen
features of that city, including the New
Law Courts. Cleopa,ria's Needle. House o
Parliament, The Albert Hall, Westminste
Abbey, etc.
The most choice selections OF Ney
Dress Goods now opening at
NEUHAUsEL Bros, Toledo, o.
MIR. A. J. A. Spafford. of Hull Prairie
has been secured to superintend Tive school
at Tontogany dnring the ensuing yeai
Mr.. S. is a graduate of the Valparaiso
Und.) Normal School, and has been en-
gagged in teaching in Iowa during the pu,
year.
The Reunion of the Sd Ohio Cavalr
will he held at Pemberville. this county
on Wednesday, Sept. 10Th. All ex Sol
liers and their families are cordially in
vited, and il is hoped and expected this
, all members OF tire gallant old Sd win
present.
Mr.. W. F. Pomeroy handed MS
nice bunch of radishes yesterday froi
the third crop he has raised from til
same bed this season. FIe has Just sowe
The seed for the fourth crop, ar. is fig
nring on crop OF turpips after th
fourth crop of radishes is harvested.
The establishment of postoffice ,
Dunbridge, with Mr.. John r. Bawkey
postmaster, gives Middleton township fs
postoffices mp TO the present writing, VII
: Haskins. Hall Prairie, Roachton, Dowi
Ing, Dunbridge. With postage reduced I
two cents there is no reason why Middle
ton can moi be reached as we'll as hear
from.
The ladies Society Of the NJ.
church will give farewell social at Il
Parsonage, on Friday evening, Septen
her 9Th, 1888. This will he the last so
ial before the Session of Conference. al
as the Rev. Mr.. Scott has decided
leave the ministry for the present a,
engage in farming with his father
Tennessee, all ARE invited to attend.
. ANY one buying of w. X. Willis
Bro, $50 worth of Goods. will be present,
with fine Tea Set. $25 worth fiji
A good many chronic diseases n
being successfully and permanently cur,
by Mrs. DIR. Nichols, and the ciiidr,
cry for hei medicine when they get
. taste of it. She does not kill to Gu,
SHE also cures Cancers very easily a,
without pain. She does not believe
cu ting or burning them out. Office
residence ON Fifth street.
Those needing anything in the line
Hats, Caps, Shirts, Collars, Woolen Shir
Underwear, Neckties, Hosiery, Suspende
and Gents Furnishing Goods, will do We
to call and see Finkbeiner. All sold
Toledo prices-and all latest styles.
Wood county Democrat: The Van Tu
sel family held a reunion in grove ne
. the old homestead in Washington tow
ship last Thursday, that being the Go
anniversary OF the marriage OF The Ia
- Luke Van Tassel and Sally Richmon
who were married Aug. l6, 1916, and wi
celebrated their golden wedding near 4
i. same place in 1868. There were fifty's
|, members present.
MIR. Daniel Klingler, Jr, of Gras
l. Creek Valley, last week purchased t
pleasant and commodious homestead
the late Nicholas Emch, within a ston
throw OF the postoffice and the geographic
center of the city, and we are inform'
will move TO town soon, take an acii
part in politics, and not only advocu
street lamps but 80 foot shaft and
electric light at the highest pinicle
Louisiana avenue TO guide the wayfari
a. man who may travel the McCutchenvi
:" after dark.