Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-05-16
LOCAL MATTERS.
Wall Paper at Taylor & Millers.
School Books at Finkbeiner's.


look the three prisoners down to the peni-
tentiary on Monday.
There will be no preaching services at the
Walnut Street Church on Sabbath next. The
lew minister expects to locate with us about
he first OF June.
School Books and Supplies, at
A. K. CHAMPNEY's.
Mrs. o. A. Getz was again taken sick at
he funeral of her father on Monday and had to
be carried To buggy and brought home. She
was able to be out again yesterday for the FIRST
lime.
1t is time to examine your cisterns
and wells, and should they need it, as is
proba BILE, clean tlrem out. Bad water is
the fever's best champion.
Hats, Caps and Gents Furnishing
Goods, at Finkbeiners.
Another week of excellent growing
weather. The wheat and grass never
made better progress, and the farmers are
about through corn planting.
Probate Judge Reed has reappointed
DIR. G. B. Spencer, of Weston, TO succeed
County School Examiners.
Mr.. Christ RAIDER received severe
cut in the foot on Friday last while using
an adj on the new bridge. Two OF the
main cords Of the foot were severed.
School Books and Stationary, at
A. r. CgAMPNEY's.
The Right Rev. G. F. Bedell, D. D..
will preach In St. Pauls Episcopal church
South Toledo, on tomorrow, Saturday
evening, May l7th. Services at 1880.
Mics Maud Householder gave pleas
ant party for her little friends on Saturday
last, the occasion being her 5lh birthday
anniversary. She was kindly remembe beret
with many pretty gifts by her inSitec
guests.
We see it announced that bill wa,
passed Mt the last session Of the Ohio Leg
islature, increasing the teachers' examina
ton fee from fifty cents 10 one dollar. I,
for this increase.
just Ina fun and complete hne Of
nobby Straw Hats at Finkbeiner's.
Mrs. Susan Butler has opened up ice
cream parlors over Mr. Eberly's Shoe store
where she will attend to the wants OF al
who may favor her with their patronage
She has gained II reputation for making an
excellent article in this line.
Assessor Lininger and Deputy Assessor
footing up the returns to-day. They inform us
that the returns hold out we'll, with the excep-
tion Of cattle, hogs and grain, in which there
has been large falling of, owing to the failure
of crops last year.
Another ruclion between France Al
Germany took place near the depot on
Monday. and the French were victorious
on this occasion, and paid the indemnity
besides. Ask Ed. Trombls, the butcher
for the history OF the latest engagement.
"A large Stock OF Wall Paper and Dec.
at A. r. CHAMPNEYs.
A little two year old child Of Mr.. e
NJ. Kemp got hold of some gympsem seed
on Saturday and swallowed them. Be.
coming very sick Dr. Hamilton was sum.
moned and administered an emetic which
brought up 81 seeds and the child recov
cred.
The Auditors of Hancock, Wood ard
Lucas counties ates in Toledo, Monday,
and affixed the valuation OF the Toledo &
indianapolis R. r. at 81 200 per mile, side
track $500 per mile, and rolling stock $50
The rolling stock must be light on thai
road.
Complete stock of WaH Paper ra
T'ylor & Miiler's Drug Store.
An Ohio farmer washes his appl,
trees every spring and tall with strong
lye that will float an egg, and Gnds it te
be sure death to the borers. He claims
that he has not lost tree since beginoine
this practise, although he had lost some
previously.
james Hanna, an employe at Fos
toria stone quarry, was horribly burned a
few days age while lighting fuse to make
n blast. The burning percussion Of ih,
match he hel fell into bucket of powdei
near by, which exploded, burning hii
face and body terribly. He wns similarly
burned less than year ago.
Don't fail to call on Fiukbelner and
ee his stock of Window Curtains. by the
yard or pattern.
AN experienced cabinet maker says that til,
preparations for cleaning picture frames and re
storing furniture. and especially that which
is somewhat marred and scratched, is a mix
lure Of three parts Of linseeI oil and one par
surface, but restores wood TO its original colnr
leaving lnster upon the surface. Apply will
"A wooden cloth, and when dry rub with WOODEN
Our streets are undergoing a :hor
oagh scraping and cleaning, which will
well repay for the labor thus invested
in both health and general appearance
Now let the Board of Health look up th,
hyways, alleys and out buildings and sc,
to It that they are cleansed and put in ,
healthy condition, and then we will hav,
the clearest, prettiest and healthiest WI
in the Northwest.
Call and examine the new stock o
Wall Papers and Borders at Taylor
Miller's Drug Store.
Deputy Assessor Hayes informs us tha
nine saloons in Perry sburg will take out s2O(
license or tax permits and two 500 permits
Mrs. Mary Lober goes out OF the bust ness, ant
Philip Artz closes bis sa,ooa on Louisiana
avenue and opens up at Mrs. Lober's old stand
Mr.J G.. Hoffman opens up a new saloon an'
groceries on Indiana avenue 10 tho old A. N
E church removed aud fitted up for the oeoa
sion. Jacob Sayder vacates the premises a
the depot aud opens up in III. FitIgerald's oiG
stand.
"A private note from our young friend
Jno. l.. Powers, OF Marshaltown, Iowa
informs us that the News Pubiishin,
Company, of which he is member, !
progressing finely for new concern, an,
the business OF their Job Printing depart
ment now reaches $500 per month, maxim
a handsome Increase each monih ainc