Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-07-06


lhanks for box OF delicious Strawberries,
Of the Jersey Queen variety, the largest
we have seen this year.
Hopkins is the only Undertaken in
that keeps Full Stock and
has u Hearse- lie has two fine oaes.
jackson Broome, Ironton, O., says
1 Browns Iron Bitters cured me Of a ten
dency to bleeding at u,e nose when became
Hopkins sells S4oaewarc; Milk Pats,
&C., at &c. per gal.
The date of Miss Sarah ]. Beacl's
is Tuesday evening, July 10th. The
doors will be open ut $50 o'clock and con-
cert will llccaan,ence at 7:45 sharp.
-Co~aplele liae II School Books, and
School Stationary, at FINXBErNER's.
Miss Carrie Pierce and her school had
a picnic dinner at tlse school grounds n
week ago Saturday, and Miss Eva Gems
and the Grammar school held it,eir pic-
mic at Fort Meigs last Saturday.
-Hopkias wiil sell you Plates, Cups and
Saucers, best English Ware, at 45c. per set.
Did anybody ever see vegetation grow
more rapidiy t|'sn during the past two
week.? Ii it continues no for the re-
mainder Of the season two or three crops
can be secured this year.
Miss Mary Tyler will entertain the
audience Mt Miss Beachs concerts next
Tuesday evening with tise beautiful
Moonlight Sonata coanposed by Beetho-
ven for little blind girl.
For the beat set of Knifes and Forks
ia town, go to Hopkins and get set for
81 90 only.
"A couple of drunken horse traders from
Genoa have been making Front street hide
DUAL last night and this narni,,g They
should have been arrested and fined heavily
for cruelty TO animals and improper Ian
guage upon the s. rect.
Good Jewelry aud low prices, at
CuAMPNEY's.
There were about twenty Of the river
fishermen present at the meeting in the
Town Hall ON Saturday last, and tenn
pUary organization WAS effecIed, hut sew
eral being absent whose presence was de.
sired before definite action was taken
the meeting adjourned until P. NJ. to.
| morrow.
-lh. Fred L. Mahr has purchased ol
Mr. j. C. Nef the right TOR Wood and
Lucas counties for the manufacture and
sale Of the Grafton Folding Spring Bed.
Mr.. M.hr is preparing to manufacture
ON a scale sufficient 10 supply the dc
mand in bot!, counties.
I,rua ;,,I, I.,, ,E n:I
Shades, cheap,at CHAMPNEy;s.
| Ayers Ague Cure il powerful toni,
bitlers, composed wholly Of vegetable sub
stances. It's action is peculiar, promrt an,
powerful, breaking up the chill, curing tn
fever and expelling the poison from th
System, yet leaving no harmful or unpleas
ant effect upon the patient Sufferers iron
chills and fever who have used quinine a
a remedy will appreciate this.
Croquet Setis, 75c. to 50 O-Finkbein
er.
Bill Burlo made application and wa
given employment by Mr.. Rod Lease, Il
his hotel in Bowling Green. After bein,
well cared for, dressed up IN presentnbl
shape, he was given n i've dollar bill 70 G
ont AMI secure change. This was on Tue
day Of Last week and it is the last see
of him alive, or dead. Rod hopes h
will be found dead.
| Go to Hopkins, on Second st to g,
bargains in Fruit Jars and Wax.
Toledo Democrat: Mrs. Rebecca stee,
man McCann, gave great satisfaction al
awakened mnrh enthusiasm. by reciiing
the soldiers who were present at the u,
yelling the Soldiers Monument NJ Sou'
Toledo, a memorial poem wyilten by oi
gifted townswoman, Mrs. Kate B,ownl,
Sherwood. The many beautiful contrib,
ti"mH 0 Mrs. Sherwood To the achiev
nents Of our soldiers aud the memory
their dead conra,ls has ende.red her
nll tie living soldiers OF the country. MI
Stecdnan McCann. will rcciie to the e,
prisoners OF war, at their reunion at C
lumbus next month.
-Hammocks from 81 90 TO 50 90, Mt
FINKBEISER's.
The edition Of the JOURNAL last we,
had scarcely reached its destination VIII,
the 6ghling editor was in demand. II
little boy mentioned ne being requested
his teacher to write list OF all the naug
ty words aud aetioJH that passed his n
tice during the day, was instead asked
his teacher To write for the following da,
lesson, the "uames OF ten things which
is naughty to do" snci, az atealfng, swea
ing, quarreling, &c. The little boy thin
Ing he would prepare his lesson at hor
the evening before, and that he was
write ni ughty words. asked his mother h,
to write "goldarnit." We cheerfnlly ma
the correction in preference to having O
ears pulled.
Wall Paper and Ceiling Decorate
at CHAMPNEY's
Probate Judge Reid has appoint
Mr.. f. X. Barnes-said to be a Iesid,
Of Bloom township-as member of I
Board of School Examiners, vice W.
Haskell whose term OF service had
pired. The Weston Herald claims Il
MIR. Barnes is comparatively a strsnI
in the county, aud that "Judge r
has grossly insnlted large body Of tea
ers in Wood county by appointing
examiner over them OF whom little
known" If Bro. Motif will exam
= the manner in which the records of
Probate Office are kept, size up aud ms
study Of the mental caliber OF tho
pointing power, he will overlook all ST
little imperfections.
}. All the latest novelties in Hats, ca
: Straw Hats, Neck Ties and Scarfs, Susr
ders, Hosiery, White Shirts, Collars, q,
Fancy Shirts, etc, at FINKBEISEn'i
p AIR. +. Il. Hollenbeck is in receip
: a copy Of the Pittsburg Leader. of the
inst, which announces the death Of N
Mary e. Potter. wife of Mr. d. @. Pot
Is. who il remembered here as one Of the
W of the earnest temperance reformers
lecturers in the Murphy movement.
paper speaks Of Mrs. Potter's past life
most fattering terms, as being alw
ready to render any assistance in her p
er 10 those In need, and as being an ca
~ ert Christian lady and jealous advocate
:. temperance. 1t alao speaks Of Mr.. Poi
- aa heino we'll known In PittsburR a