Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-10-18

To cure any scrofulous disease or
humor, try Ayers Sarsnparilla. 1t
-cleanses the blood.
The old story-"thc peach crop is
failure"-was sung early in the sea-
son, and for once ii proved true.
Joe Brandhuber, II commercial
tourist OF Detroit, visited his home in
Perrysburg over Sunday.
One neat, now cottage for rent.
No large families need apply. Modern
improvements and natural gas. Enquire
of B. TRoMBLA. sob
1t is stated that hog cholera is
making bad work among the natives
(no, no, we mean the hogs in Henry
county. There seems to be no way of
checking the disease.
Mike Enright, the Toledo wife
shooter, has been admitted to bail, and
allowed to sail on his schooner, to
Buffalo. His victim was reported as
doing well at the hospitle.
Call on II. p. Mcknight, of Stony
Ridge Ohio, if you want money on
Real Estate security at six per cent.
interest. 29d
Hugh Stewart, one of Wood
county sturdy and honest farmers has
gone to Ogden, Utah, to visit relatives,
He will be back in time to cast his vote
for the entire Republican ticket, just
the same.
S. NJ. Bower drove out to his farm
near Denver, and went into the field to
husk II little corn. When he came
back to his horse he found it dead
from old age. Must have been slow
huSker.-EX.
The amateurs of Bowling Green
wi soon put on the war drama, ''the
Union Spy for the benefit of Wiley
Post, q. \. II. What the matter with
the Perrysburg Post doing something
in that line2
Quite a number of Perrysburgers
attended the services of the consecra-
'ieI OF Bishop Atwill, at Trinity
Tickets were in great demand. There
were 1900 issued.
For ) a lap busters, and fly nets,
and team nets, also road carts and bug
gies, go to VIM. SCHLECT.
There has been recently established
a postotfice and station on the line of
the L. c. Il c. Ry., ut the crossing of
the Oregon road, and is called Hobart,
after y. d. Hobart, who has been
appointed postmaster and station agent
When you want to do tirst-class
Job OF painting, get your material of
a. Il. Champney, at the drug store.
We are authorized to state that
parties who have been in the habit of
tying their cows to Il block or weight
and letting them run at large, must
stake the cows or shut them up, or the
pound master will be obliged to enforce
the law.
E. l.. Kingsbury, Worshipful
Master of Phoenix Lodge, went to San
dusky on Wednesday last to attend the
annual communication of the Ohio
Grand Lodge F. & A. NJ. He will
spend Sunday at his old home in
Elyria, and return on Monday next.
w. +. Comstock, who has been
making quite an extended tour through
the State in the interest of the Owosso
Casket Co., enjoyed II few days mt home,
and endeavored to iuveigle few limo
cent little fish into his basket the
-other day, but caught nothing but a
cold. The idea OF wholesale under
taker having any luck at fishing.
A young couple, neither one of
whom was over Is years of age, Frank
Ham, and Miss Clemmie Mattison, well
known people of Wauseon, ON Saturday
forenoon last, drove over to Michigan,
and just about evening they
telegraphed from Adrian. Mich,
saying they were married. The young
lady evidently believes in laying in n
supply of Ham for the Winter.
Paints and oils, of the very best
quality, mt A. r. Champney's drug
store.
Fred b. Hollenbeck, OF this place,
who is enjoying an extended tour of
the Pacific slope is now in Seattle, and
Il reporter got hold of him and worked
upa two-column boom article for that
city. Fred has had an opportunity to
see most of the booming Western
cities, and is evidently either much
pleased with Seattle, or else believes
IN when you're in Rome do us Romans
do and like all others in Seattle is
doing his best to boom the city. Tell
'em something about Perrysburg, Fred.
If you want loan of money on
Roal Estate first mortgage, call on H.
u MnKnirht of Stony Ridme Ohin