Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-09-19
LOCAL MATTERS.

-lry tne GerrytpUrB hieNhtor ciout AZ
$l.2o per sack.
NO frost yet, and the corn is out Of
danger.
School Stationery at FNKpErNER's.
The Democrats Of Perrysburg are go
ing TO take theirs In hickory pole.
Subject for rervices at the Walnut
Street church for Sabbath next, 2lst inet.:
"The Final Judgment"
States at rINKBErNER's. -
Those new Fancy Ties and Bows at
the little Dutch P0stoffice. are perfect
beauties. Don't fail to see them.
--"Blood food" Ia the suggestive name
often given to Ayers Sarsaparilla, because
of iM blood-enriching qualities.
MIR. Dewitt Linn and Miss Minnie
Birchall, Of Toledo, were united in mar
riage on Monday evening last. Congrat-
ulations from Perry ysburg friends.
We are in the mIdst of the third
drouth OF the season, which 10 apparently
more severe on vegetation than the two
former.
Full lire Albums and Fancy Goods
at the Dutch Postoffice.
A correspondent inquiries the best way
10 mark table linen. The best way we
know of is to leave the baby and a black
berry pie alone at a table for about three
minutes.
Cure for croup.-Use Dr. Thomas
Electric OIL according to directions. II ia
the best remedy for all sudden attacks of
colds, pain and Inflammation, and injuries
An editor writes: "Somebodv shot
our spotted dog in the West End" The
renders are left in the dark respecting the
wound, for the editor does not state which
way the dog was facing.
Some one claims to have discovered
that chloro form will cure cholera. We
should think it might. It has been known
to cure poverty and disappointment in love,
and these are more stubborn maladies than
cholera.
AN exchange says: "Roasted coff, e
is one Of the most powerful disinfectants.'
Hereafter it will not be proper TO go out
between the acts Mt the thea,er TO ''see a
man" You will go IN search of dlsin-
feciant.
We direct attention to the new ad-
vertisement of Mr.. Geo. Sheets, % Front
Street, East Toledo. Mr.. Sheets is becom
ing vetran in the dry goods business in
that city and is worthy of the steady nd
substantial increase 10 his business.
Extra nice line OF Jewelry. at
| FINKBETNER's.
The steamer Chief Justice Waite now
makes tri weekly trips to Put-in-Bay, leav-
ing Toledo at 800 A. NJ. on Wednesday
and Saturday, and Q A. NJ. on Sunday
Also maks her weekly trip TO Detroit every
Thursday. leaving Toledo at 8 A. NJ. ant
returns at 9P. M.
MIR. G. A. Powers, President of thu
Wood County Agricultural Society, wa
awarded eleven 6rst premiums on pears a
The State Fair Mt Columbus, amounting i,
all to S33. He not only sustained III,
reputation of Wood county on that kline
of fruit, but received reward for hi
labor as well.
THE Sandusky County Agriculture
Society will hold their 32d annual fair a
Fremont, Oct. 7, 8, 9 and 10. $4,000 il
premiums are offered, and The racing will b.
conducted under the rule. and regulation
of the National ASSOCIATION. The officer
will accept our thanks for the usua
courtesies
School Books and Supplies, at
A. R. CHAMPNEY's.
Newspapers, though everybody doe
not think so, are always paid for in adj
vance. II the thoughtless subscribe
doesn't do it the editor has to do 30. TIL
paper and ink manufacturers and printer
will not waite for year tor their pay
Subscribers should think OF this.
The march of Improvement has M
ceased. Parlor cars with bay windows j
, them are being constructed by the Penn
sylvania Company. All the modern pas
senger coach needs ia door-belI, a strear
of peddlers, an occasional tramp, and
saucy servant TO be q private residence o
wheels.
School Books at FINKBEINER's.
Mr.. G. 4. Powers has been awarded til
agency for the Niagara White Grape Co
Of Lockport, New York. The Niagara
ia n purely native white grape. and
produced by a cross between the Concor
and Csssady. 1t is a handsome grape fo
table use and of delicious flavor. Unit
this season no vines of this species hay
ever hecn pnt on the market. Person
II Il f. a., a.,l
the genuine Niagara through the author
izcd agents Of the company.
Violin Strings at the little dtuch Pos
masters.
We publish in another column a
original poem written by Mrs. G.
Evers, Of Bowling Green, for the Woo
County Pioneers, at their annual meetir
at Bowling Green on the 10Th inst. " hi
We were unable to be present at this NEE
ing we are assured that it was very alb
read BY Mira. Capt. Black, and well r
ceved by the audience.
Cabinet Photographs Mt Chesebro'a,
Summit ST., Toledo, SO 90 per dozen. sqn
to work tfat In higher priced. You a
invited TO call and examine work.
The reunion OF the gallant old IA
o v. /. takes place at Columbus Gro
to-day. Special cars were alta ched to Il
Lima Accommodation this morning to nc
com M odate the comrades from Toledo an
points along he line. One price In charg,
for the round trip Mt stations where t.
or more tickets are sold. Milverstedl
the old 14th regimental band, accompani
the bGys from Toledo to this reunion.
The little dutch Postoflic il hend.qna
ters for School Books and School Supple
Ed" Osborn, editor of the Anlwe
Argus, has been at Petoskey. Mich,
some weeks and from the closing par
graph of his last letter we take il that