Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-02-16
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Rinehart's worm Lozepges. Taylor & NJ.
The corn doctor was IN towh Wednes-
day and Mr.. j. w. Ross can explain that
lie had some business while here
-Frenrortt isproviding apartments and
provisions for about 1900 people who
we're driven from their homes by the flood.
Jacob Barnes Barnesville, o., says
"Brown's Iron Bitters cured my wife OF
nervousness, the effect Of internal iujuries."
We understa nd that conductor Tom.
Bell has lost his situation on the ID. & NJ.
Road on account Of the collision at Kirk
wood.
Communications, unaccompanid by
the name OF the author, are OF no account
to us nor the public, as they can not be
published.
The compound mixture Of slush, com.
posed OF about equal parts OF ice snow and
water, has been about three iucires deep
for the past two days.
The contest in the spring election Mt
Bowling Green is shaping toward park and
anti.park. They seem pretty evenly divi.
ded on the question,
Mr.. Sewers, of Fostoria, lost a valu :
nbis horse last Friday. Ir took fright a.
some boys trying to climb on his Sleigh
ran into the fence and was killed.
Full and complete line Of School
Books and School Stationery, at Poet
Office Book and Notion Store.
Mr.. w. n. Hollenbeck has been given
the agency for Seiberling, Miller & Co.'S
agricultural implements. to which, he In
tends devoting his attention in the future.
The New Era says two young ladies
from Perrysburg was the Srst to discover
an nsl, box on fire between two stores in
South Toledo, which probably prevented
con{lagration.
The Monumental Associat ton Of Soutl,
| Toledo, held a camp fire on Wednesday
evening, to raise funds for the erection of
n monument in memory Of the deceased
soldiers Of that city.
Fresh stock Of Box Papers, at
! FfNKBEiNERs.
Toledo Sunday Journal: Certain Wood
County Republicans are thiaking of start
ing another Republican paper at Bowling
Green. Like the Sentinel it will probably
aim to be an organ.
Ask Mr.. Jas. r. Wetmore to show yov
that pleasing line engraving of the Ion,
fisherman on the banks of the Msumee
batting his hook with 4 800 bill and cast
ing his line to mere maid.
-Fostoria Democrat: While WORKINGS
we're digging grave pit near McComb
Tuesday, IL skeletons were unearthed
supposed to be the remains Of victims o
Hull's unfortunate campaign in 1872.
-Don't forget Jes' place, the Lea
House Barber Shop. Give HIM call.
MIR. Y. Plliiod has fine farm on th
big island opposite town, on which h
raises two crops year. 1t produces fin
crops in the summer season srd now H.
has luxuriant crop Of rec, coverin,
about every foot OF the island.
--Put-in-Bay teamsters hauling Goa
across the lake from Port Clinton test tn
speed OF their teams and sonsc of thea
ciaiz to have wayie the Is mikes in on
hour. One man drove his team so har,
taat aos~e fell dead on the ice.
Bro. Moffett, of the Weston Heralc
says lie scarcely looked out Of the Gu
window in all the long trip from Jackson
willie, Florida, until he arrived at Cincin
natl. The b G. Democrat wants TO kno,
what was the matter Of Eph.
Full line Shirts, Cellars and Cuff
FINKBEINER's.
The Wood County Democrat says til
report that Vernon Clark, the man so Sc
verely burned at the calaboose in Bowlln
Green, was dead, rs net true, but he
plucky and will probably get well.
1t is announced that Mr.. T. P. Brow,
President of the T. & I. R'y, has been "a
gagged during the past week in coliectin
subscriptions This will most probably
good news to the employees who con,plai
OF having worked for montls without
cent OF pay.
1t is hardly necessary to call attentio
to the new advertisement of Mr.. A. Go
don Colhoun, of 100 Summit street, Toled
which apeears in this issue, as it is larl
enough and capable Of speaking IL
itself. Read it and you will see what Mr.
g. proposesto do.
) --Emigrants and travellers will find
Ayers Sarsaparlla an effectual cure il
the ernplions, boils, pimpIes, eczema, e,,
That break out on the skin-the effects
}. disorder in the blood caused by sea,di
z and life on board ship. II is the best me
icine for everyone in the Spriug.
The Putnam County Sentinel can
duly TO hand last exeniug, and says III
many did not think they would be able
issue paper last week, but were surpris,
y to find il out only few hours late.
: says their force all wear rubber boots. al
is If the water does not get above Is incl,
4 OH the Office door the paper will be issue
8. S. n. Fox, Public Auctioneei, Scot
ID Ridge, Ohio, will attend sales at al
4 Z place in Wood county. Terms reason
.. BILE and satisfaction guaranteed 43d
The first regular meeting Of the B,l
iness Mems Association was held OH No
day evening. Owing 10 absence OF sever
OF the members in attendance at court n
~ elsewhere, the meeting was not large
ly attended and no important business trai
e. acted. Ii should be born in mind that I
E. regular meetings take place on the scco
N. Monday evening of each moath.
ed The Toledo Sunday Journal say
:" "Toledo will henceforl, lose it's distinct
= character ss food city" Strike out
obstructive" and you may yet well 81
p tain your character as flood city"
N have all the facilities Of transportati, /,
~ ". ice, water and slush, and with favora
of weather can send such an avalanch do
IS, that you will find it difficult TO prov
=" for with the present h"mpered conditi
- of your river.
Mr.. John Walter ia paying
rm highest cash price for hides, pelts, and I
N also turkeys, chickens, ducks and gee
TO 1o'
for The Oltowa Sentinel and Gazette jeir
er. forces last week and came cut on the h
er- shell. They secured a basket OF pro,