Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-01-26

LOCAL MATTERS.

The righteous have not the advant age
Of the wicked in this, the icy period.
Social at Centen NAL Hall Friday
evening Of next week. All are cordially
invited.
"A letter Addressed 10 NJ. W. Daley
(no town or State) is held at the Postoffice
for tetter address.
spell Of weather we have been having is
hard on we Southerners.
e. r. Lane & Son, Cleveland, Ohio,
say Browne Iron Bitters gives uni
versal satisfaction to all who use it,"
Bro. Blymeyer, of the Defiance Times,
Issued a very neat illustrated annual for
1883, us a supplement To his last issue.
MIR. D. NJ. Morse is engaged this win
ter In buying all kinds Of fur, for which
he is paying the highest market price, in
cash.
The movements Of corn is lively this
week, and the street agents OF Mr.. Lees
and Messrs. Kingsbury and Hillabrand are
having lively contests on the streets.
Go to John Zurfluh for Watches
Clocks, Jewelry, Spectacles, Musical In
struments, Strings, &c. Repairing prompt
ly done, and.warranted.
Rev. n. B. c. Love, of the M. Z.
Church at Bowling Green, ia holding
protracted meeting this week with fiat
tering results.
| On the three hrst days Of the week the
mercury ranged from to 18 degrees below
zero. day and night, and the zephyrs are
anything but balmy rs yet. We are ready
for an armistice.
School Books, at Finkbeiners.
Prof. Joseph Rossbach has opened
night school, teaching class in German.
He gives three lessonsa a week, in the Der
tai parlors Of DIR. j. P. Thompson, and his
class now numbers fourteen,
Mr.. Jas. ]. Smith ia wrestling agai
this week with the T. & 1. r. r. Co., in
the Probate Court at B. G. The Judge
set aside the first verdict Of the jury in
favor of Mr.. Smith.
Our time has been no thoroughly
occupied this week, together with the
accumulation of local matters, that we
have been unable to make an excursion
down in Dixie, with our readers, this
week.
MIR. VIM. Kazemier brought in load
of corn yesterday 10 Messrs. Kingsbury
and Hillabrand, the weight of which was
$3.50 pounds, or 1921 bushels of ear corn,
or making 30 bushels of shell corn. Fred
says Mr.. K. takes the bakery.
If you have pains in side or back take
Rineharl's pills, one dose. Taylor & NJ
The Wood County Infirmary anthori.
ties have been requested to take charge of
Hugh Bailey, the man injured on the
Lake Shore track Saturday. Bailey is at
the ST. Vincent hospital in a low state
Bee.
Hats, Caps and Gents Furnishing
Goods, at Finkbeiners.
The Toledo, Cincinnati & st. Louis
Railroad has adopted the title of "The
Peoples Line" and by the liberality of
the officials and their efforts to please and
accommodate the public, the road is Justly
entitled to the claim Of the popular "Peo-
pies Line."-Bee.
Mrs. DIR. Nichols is the local agent for
Mrs. F. NJ. Hosley, Crayon aud Portrait
artist OF Toledo. She takes orders, gives
terms and delivers pictures promptly 3Sb
Money to Loan-At iopest rates, on real
estate security. Mortgages bought.
CHAs. EATON,
Corner Summit and Monroe Sts., Toledo.
Mr.. C. Leaf has secured the agency
for the Royal Mail Line of steamers to the
Netherlands, securing the necessary pap, RS
and information, and Is now prepared To
sell tickets to Rotterdam, Schiedam, Am
sterdsm, Edam, Z,andam, etc. Parties
desiring TO make trip TO the old country
should call and see him.
We learn that conductor Frank Beach
has thirteen freight cars piled up in a
wreck just below Lima, caused by bro
ken rail. The accident occurred about .
hat the early morning passenger tram
breke the rail, NJ The freight followed il
up close from Wapakoneta. Nobody in.
jured as far as learned.
Endless variety of Window Shades,
very low, FINKBEINER.
The consumption of Ayers Pills far
exceeds any precedent. They are con-
stanlly winning the confidence of those
who Use them. They cleanse the blood
improve the appetite, promote digestion,
restore healthy action, and regulate every
D function. They are pleasan. To take, gen
tie in their operation, YET thorough, search
ing, and powerful in subduing disease.
Mr.. |. d. Casebeer, our agricultural
correspondent from Nebraska, has now had
: ten months experience in that State as
farmer, cattle raiser and Cowboy" ii,
is retired printer, having learned the
trade in the burg. He informs us in .
private note thai they raised 5000 bnshel,
Of corn this year, besides a large amount
OF other truck.
: Don't forget jos place, the Leai
House Barber Shop. Give HIM call.
Willie Artz, who was so bruta II,
stabbed with butcher knife in Miami
week ago yesterday, was brought to his
O home in this place ON Wednesday and
there are fair prospects for his recovery.
Swizenberger has had preliminary ex-
animation and bound over to the Common
Pleas in the sum of $500. in. default o
which he is awaiting in Jail for further
:, hearing.
If Dakota and some of the other wes
tel eriiiories that are in the habit ol
getting up billiards. for the eastern mar
ket, such ms we have been experiencin,
i for week past, desires TO secede, the,
J. will have our pern,ission. When they cal
get them up on short notice and tempe
0. them down TO 5S aud 60 degrees below zero
. and start them over to us at speed Il a
to 80 miles per hour, il is time to enter
renionstrance.
Buy Winter Caps and Gloves at FINK
d beiner's, and get % per cent. discount irol
" regular price.
} -Sandusky has got winter steame
. to ply between that city and Putin Ba,
a. She is named american Eogte, and the ol
ID bird is accredited with rare feat OF ic,
"a ploughing few days since, running al
most the entire distance from Put In- Ba
to sandusky from 7 A. NJ, to P. M
through ice six to ten inches thick. Sli
y used up 10 tons oil coal on the trip, ca
v ries an ice plough, and her hull IN covere