Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-09-17

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be held at "Liberty" Center, instead Of
"RichHeldn Center, as published.
Money TO Loan. Inquire of
II. L. PECK, Agent
We are indebted 10 Rev. ]. E. Stewart,
OF Stony Ridge, for condensed yet COM
prehcnsive report OF the Slst session oil tho
NJ. E. Central OHIO Conference, which ap.
pears in this issue.
The fourth item in the frat column on
the second page of the JOURNAL last week
should have been added 10 or supplement-
ed TO an item further down in the column
and credited to the Antwerp Gazette, 10 be
understood
The melancholy days have come
Which make young men look blue;
Saloons display the double sign,
Ice cream and oysters too.
Boston Courier,
-"Blood-food" is the sugges,ive name
often given TO Ayers Sarsaparilla, because
ot It's blood.enriching qualities.
Two young men Of Toledo, Charles
Luther and Frank Mutchler, were drown
ed Just below Ironville, Wednesday after
noon, by the capsizing of their yacht when
returning from Presque Isle, The bodies
Of both were recovered yesterday. Pete
| Mu,ehler, another brother to Frank, lost
his life in similar manner less than
year ago.
Come in and see our new line OF
Cloaks. A. WILLIAMS,
MR.. Wm. Barton returned home last
night from Cincinnati, and from the large
display OF new goods that arrived on the
early train this morning 1t would appear
that he had not occupied much time in
sight seeing in the four daye In the Queen
City. Yet he says the "Fall of Babylon
was grand affair, and the Exposition is
too vast to he comprehended in casual
visit.
, --Saxony and Germantown Yarns.
| FisKBEINER's.
f. s. Clark and Robert Reed, of Belle.
fontaine, have been arrested on the charge
of obtaining negotiable promissory notes
under false preienses, in the Bohemian oats
dicker. The dispatch states that il these
Bohemian oats and Red-ine wheat swind.
lers-so called are guilty as charged, the
capacity of the pepitentiary will have TO be
enlarged, for surely there Is not less than
one thousand of them in Ohio alone.
"A fine assortment of BOZ Paper, AL
buns, Pocket Books, Purses, Jewelry
Hair and Clothes Brushes, very chear,at
A. X. CHAMPNEY's.
A partial computation was made last
week Tuesday of the financial results of the
late State Fair. The figures in part are
estimates but approximate the truth
sufficiently TO show the grand results. The
total receipts were $50, ,367.52. Total ex-
penses about S24,000. Net earnings about
$4,000. This, the board thinks a pretty
good showing in view of the heavy expen-
ditures incident TO the new grounds.
Full stock of Fashionable Hats and
Caps just in. FiNKBEINER's.
John Hassc, an old and WELL 10 do
farmer, 6S years OF nge, of Oregon twp,
| Lucas county, quarreled all Wednesday
night with his wife, and at five o'clock
yesterday morning arose and procuring an
old-fashioned shot gun went ont to the
side OF the house and placing the breech
of the gun against the window al II and the
muzzle against his breast deliberately
| M LODI friu nI Ii ia
in an instant.
Honest dealing, truthful represent a.
tion of goods is sure security to buyers,
These are the inducements we offer in
connection with our large stock OF fresh
new fall and winter Boots s. Shoes, al
WAcHTER BRos.
1913 & 1876 Summit ST., Toledo, o.
Mr.. James Cavanaugh, who has the
contract for removing the planning mill to
Toledo, is giving his personal attention to
the work this week, and has decided to
load the whole of the main building on two
scows without taking it apart and thus
remove il TO its destination. The fete is
attracting no little curiosity 10 see il il
can be made success. He expects to get
the building upon the scows by Wednes-
day or Thursday OF next week, and will
no doubt have nm audience OH that Oc-
casion.
-I4adIes don't fail to call and see those
SOC and ST 90 corsets. and those Jersey
Jackets, from 75c to $3.50.
| FINKBEINER's.
Nathaniel II. Locke, father of D. r
Locke of the Blade, celebrated his 93t
bir hiay.on Thursday. He resides on the
farm, about three miles west of Toledo, ant
preserves his health by saving his owr
6re-wood every morning, by hnsking corr
or performing other labor during the day
and by regular and temperate habits. H'
is remarkably we'll preserved, and his ex-
ample in seeking exercise in useful EN-
ployment and in regu lari,y and temperate
habits is worthy Of imitation by ali.-Com
mercidl.
Our 5Bution Kip Glove at rs cents i
deed better value than was ever shown il
town Tor the price. Get pair while they
last A. WILLIAMS.
On Saturd ny morning last new
trunk arriged in the depot at Toledo,
over the wheeling & Lake Erie, and be-
ing set apart from the other baggage at
tracted the attention OF the police. E.
Wilson arrived on the Lake Shore soon
after from Bellevue, and called with {
dray for the trunk, He was taken il
charge by the police and the facts re
vealed by an investigation wqs, that the
trunk contained the remains of Miss
Della Bowen, the belle of Bellevue, whC
had died few days previous, at tn
, age of II years. The remains were tax
en- back to Bellevue and reipterred oil
Monday. DIR. Blaine, of Bellevue, wa