Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-10-08


their annual reunion at Weston yesteT-
day and to-day and are no doubt having
a genuine good time. Mr.. Peter Witz-
Ter and wife started yesterday morning
ard so far as we can learn no ono has
returned from the conflict
THE Committee appointed BY Coun.
Gil to arrange for boring a gas well, re-
port that they are receiving propositions
FOR boring the well and will
probably select site on the low ground
just west of the stave factory sites, and
will probably complete arrangements to
commence boring by the middle OF next
week.
Little Johnny Burditt, aged II years,
whose father was killed at the falling
of the shoddy Wood county bridge seven
weeks ago, west of Tontogany, and he
fsceived three fractures of one leg and
arm broken, with several gashes about
the face that had to be sewed up, is
pulling through all right under the
treatment of DR.. Davis, of Tontogany.
"A new assortment of Wall Paper Bor-
lers, Ceiling Papers, Extension and Corner
Pieces, FOR the Fall trade just received by
TAYLOR & MLHEk.
We were shown yesterday by Postmas.
ter Hayes an excellent picture Of all the
members of the 9th o. V. l., who attend
ed the last reunion at Point Place. These
Sterescopic pictures were taken by Van
Loo, OF Toledo, and is an excellent piece OF
work The features OF each member Of the
large group are readily recognized by their
friends and acquaintance.
The Hancock Courier says: ut never
eets dark between Flndlsy and Bloomdaie
The gas wells at the two points light up all
the country between so that ordinary
objects are plainly discernnble nj any time
of the night" This accounts for Hancock
county raising only half crop Of corn
while Wood county raises crop and
half. Like lovers, corn wants warm and
dark nights to thrive well.
We are the only House in Toledo that
keep crack proof Rubber Boots-every
pair warranted, at TANsgE's,
263 Summit ST., Toledo, o.
The Wood County Fair Co could not
ask for better weather than they have
this week. Like Tontogany they have
an excellent display in the same depart
ments and with fine weather are having
n large daily attendance. They blbse
tomorrow with grand fox chase in.
side the race track in the afternoon and
everybody are requested to take their
dogs who will have their halliday out
with i've foxes.
Germantown German Knitting, Stock
ing, and Saxony Yarns all Shades, Grades
and Colors, FINKBEINER's.
From postal from Mr.. John Wal.
ter we learn that he and FIVE others have
just completed a big contract of painting
No. Elevator, Toledo, which required
about 40 days to complete, and in which
was used 4, 400 pounds of iron ore and
over 500 gallons of Linseed oil. On
Wednesday noon the force commenced
work on Mo- 8, which is about half tile
size of No. 8, but Johnny thinks the
snow will fly before they get through,
A fine assortment of Box Paper, Al=
buns, Pocket Books, Purses, Jewelry
Hair and Clothes Brushes, very cheap,at
A. r. CHAMpSEY's.
The fair Only comes once n year, but
when it does come, and the boys ge, around
talking horse Rod Lease gets terribly rat
tied. Tuesday evening he came out 10
ring The gong for supper, when some one
stepped up and asked him about a certain
horse that was TO trot here, and lie became
so interested in the subject that lie Wen,
hack into the house forgetting all about
ringing the gong. Rod said it was blamed
funny that the boys didn't come 10 slipper
B. G.. Daily Gazette.
Il have n few more of those No. l
shingles, at $3.25-worth SO, Have
still a good assortment of Lumber at
Cost. Elm logs wanted in exchange
for good Feed Cutter, or cash.
S. P. ToLMAN.
Mrs. Mary P. Price left on our table
yesterday copy of the old Ulster Cd,ini,
Gdttitc, of date January 4, 1900, the issue
lhrt was in mourning Tor The death OF Gen
| Washington, and from which there Ser,
such large edition Of fac simIles prin led
and sold at the Centennial ten years ago
This copy came down to Mrs. Price from
her grandmother reaching hack 10 tile da tt
when connerfeiting was not so successful u
accomplished. We will copy some con-
densed foreign war news from its column.
in our next issue.
Visitors to Toledo are most respect
fully invited to call and examine our ee-
giant line OF Calf, Kip and Rubber Boots
at Tanners Reliable Shoe House, 263
Summit ST., Toledo o.
Mr. l. D. Casbeer will accept oul
thanks for copy of the Little Rock
Arkansas, papers, among which is th'
ArkansrD Traveller, with unique heal
ing. 1t shows handsomely engraved
heading, the letters of the name being
entwined with bars of mtsic and the
notes of the familiar verse Of the famous
oiu tutit ny loooo8 aiSo buc aihuiShN
cabin, without roof, the fiddler and hi
family, and Tosso as the ''lone and soil
tary horseman" Is well represented .
the artist.
Gentlemen. YOU will find The best as
sorlment OF Undertaking, Gloves, Nit
ems, Hats, Caps, Shirts, Collars, Woole
Shirts, Neck Ties, HondkerchiefA, Mut
hers and Gents Furnishing Goods, at IN
very lowest Toledo Prices. ut
: FIHKDEINER'S.
-The following from the Ohio gam
laws MS they now stand will be of intere
to many readers, who enjoy the sport {
hunting. The penalty runs from S25
500 and 80 days in Jail. QuOils an
prairie chickens can be shot from Novem
ber 10Th TO January 10Th; ruffled grous
pheassnts and blue-wnged teal, sepert
her lat TO January LIST mallard, woe
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