Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-10-24

1--WE hear ducks" the irst thing every
We don't blame the boys In
this neighborhood lor not wishing TO arise
early to catch the first notes of the feath-
cred songs,ers. Fred Hillabrand must
have traded u lhreshing machine for
drove OF them.
The North Baltimore Gazette has NOV
ed to Bowling Green. Smith runs Pro-
hibilion paper but worked for a couple OF
Republican candidates 10 the county Offices
who were elected. Putting this and this
together has it notsa peculiar look to
man under an mbiella?-Fostorid Demo
crat.
School Books at FINKBErNER's.
Extra nice line OF Jewelry, at
FINKBEINER's.
-Cnce in lorg series of years SPUR
rels take it into their heads to "tramp".
This is one OF their years. The Danville
(Ky.) Tribune says: "The squirrels are
migrating. Some sections OF the State are
suffering from the inroads OF an army OF
.quirrels, which are devastating everything
eatable in their way"
Dress Goods, Neuhausel Bros, Toledo.
-Belya Lockwood, the female Presi-
Dental candidate, has not yet appeared at
any of the fairs. Possibly she has found
some other means of communicating to the
agricultural ladies the most approved
method Of mopping farm house with
husbands who GO of and don't leave
enough wood to cook dinner.
An elastic step, buoyant spirits, and
clear complexion, are among the many de-
sirable results OF pure blood. The posses
sor Of healthy blood has his faculties at
command, and enjoys clear and quick per-
ception, which is impossible when the blood
is heavy and sluggish with impurities.
AYERS Sarsapa ril!a is the best bloud puri-
fer and vitn!zer known.
-Flannels-Neuhause Bros, Toledo.
Hon. Nathan Hatfield, of Perry town
ship, fell and Injured himself quite sewers
ly while vt Keeler & Holcomb's Bank,
Toledo, on Thursday of last week. He
remained over night in the city and was
accompanied home by his two sons the
next morning. He suffered severely from
the. effects OF the fall, hut it was believed
| that lie had received no permanent injury
Save from thirty to sixty cents By
buying your -four at E. r. Trombla's Floul
& Feed Store, on Louisiana avenue.
A Marysville girl in giving her answe
"No" 10 matrimonial proposal, close
her letter with the following peroratlon
$50 live that when thy summons comes II
iuin the matrimonial caravan that meve
toward the connubial goal, thou go not lIk
the half paid hired man, begging potatoes
but, sustained and soothed by common
sense, approach thy doom like one WHIT
wraps the cellar door about him and lie
down 10 pleasant dreams."-E1.
-Flannels-Neuhausel Bros, Toledo,
After nineteen years experience a
editor and publisher, BIO. j. S. Foul
this week sold the Napoleon Signal TO MI
II. NJ. WIsler, practical printer and
gentleman who has had considerable ed
iorini experience. Bro. Foulk grves !
health M reason for dispo-Ing OF th
office, the result OF an injury to the spin,
received about is months ago, which a
meat entirely unats him for business. w
wish bo,h parties success.
All shades and colors of Zephyr. Sax
ony, and Embroidery Silk, at Finkbeiner'
After weeks of skl.ul detective worl
Conrad Kurz, Deputy U. S Marshal I
Miami-hurg, succeeded in capturing
gang ut dangerous counterfeiters who ha
Been flooding that section of the connil
with hng,is silver coin. Four men, Hyr
Mack. Key and tIeo. Clark were capture
by the oiIicers Tuesday night in the bas
nieni Of farm RESIDENCE while in the az
Of manufacturing the bogus coin, toeeth
with heir tools and shot bag full OF Il
hogns coin. They were locked up in Il
Jail at Troy TO await hearing.
The Ada Record has the followii
concerning the Military School recent
established there "rhe Government h
shipped to this place 100 Springfield rift
with 1000 rounds OF blanks and'tbe san
number Of loaded cartridges also two ir'
cannon, ten pounders, with 800 rounds
blank and 800 solid shot. Lieulena
Roberts informs us that target pracIl
will he had regularly, both with rifles Al
field pieces. This will equite an aeqn''
tim, and " II add renewed interest IN III
itary matters.
Violin Strings at the little dtuch Po
masters.
The clock to be placed in the nj
Conrt House. at Lima, Ohio, is the larg
one ever made in this country. 1t requ
ell seven months to complete il; the wea
of the clock, including the dial, is 80
ponnds, II strikes the hour on a bell Il
weighs 600 pounds and the quarter
one hat weighs ! 200 pounds. 1t drl
hands upon the four dials that are ~
feet in diameter, and these dial. are illu
mated by q special device attached to
clock. The people of Alien county aiw'
do their work we'll.
--Cloaks, NEUmAUsEL BRos., Toledo
Here l. small fashion item concei
ing the first family who settled in Iii
cock county: The mother and two dau
lers Of Benjamin Cox made some cloth
for the family ont Of the fiber they t'
:. from tho nettles that grew in the boltt
along the Blanchard river. The fiber
dressed like fax and spun and woven !
linen to the amount Of forty yards. II
would some of the girls OF the present
"a like TO wear dress OF that materl
so Forest RepieU
'5c Why it would tickle them to death 10
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