Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-01-11
LOCAL MATTERS
.school rlnoks and slnt,., Flnkbeinsr

DON'T fOfpet jos WHco, bno ieW
House Barrier Shop. Give him call.
1t isleap year, but girls should look
before they leap.
BRYAN IL infested with several houses
OF IN repute and the authritics nre now
engaged in an effort to clean them out.
Sill Handkcrch;efs. A. WILLIAMS,
"A Van Buren county, Michigan, np-
Pile grower says he would rather raise ap.
Piles ut 25c. n bushei than wheat at 81 a
bushel.
Closing out sale Of Winter Caps and
Gents Underclothing, at Finkbeiner's.
Mr.. William Fuller, aged 65 years, a
pioneer and respected citizen, died at his
home in Tontogany on Monday Of last
week.
&C. w. Munson, Toledo, Ohio, wisher
the names and addresses Of all his forme
pupils and classmates. Please seud yonr
own and as many others as you can. 3Sd
You can rent sealskin sacque In
Chicago for $50 a season. This is cheaper
than house rent for woman can live In
a sealskin sacque on the street all winter.
The Antwerp Argus says the largest
apple tree in the world js on the North
bank Of the Maumee, at Defiance. II is
s,id 10 be six feet and four inches in di-
ameter.
In an alteration at Milton Center
last week chris Adder fred two shots
from revolver at Jas. Carothers, which
amusement cost him So and costs. That
is cheaper amusement than huntiug rab-
bits all day without getting a shot
IA large number Of our citizens are engaged
this week q puttiua up supply of ice which
Is II inches thick. The ice is taken from the
bayou at the upper part Of town, and appar.
entity all the bob seds in these parts are en-
gagged in the work Of hauling.
We regret to learn that Mr.. D. Pratt, fur
niture dealer of Toledo, has been compe lied to
make an assig gnment. It is understood that his
troubles have cnme upon him through desire
tn increase his fortune through Investments in
the Chicago Board Of Trade.
The weather beats tue calculating pow er
of the Oldest inhabitant, as well as the musk
rat, during the past week. The mercury got
down to zee below zero on Saturday morning
aud % below On Sunday morning. II has
been ranging about 20 degrees above during
the past three days with very fair run Of
sleighing, and more snow is falling to-day.
School Books and Stationary, at
A. r. CHAMPNEY's.
The newly installed officers OF Carter
Post, G. A. r., of Haskins, are as follows !:
Commands A. Williams; S. W
L. c. Wilson; J. VA. Keeier q. M
N. Wilson; Adm. B Planter; o. D.
John Curient; o. G.-J. NJ. Cunning.
MFR. Ferry Thomas of Bowling Green,
nephew of Mr.. Perry Thomas Of this
place, died of cancer on "Wednesday of last
week and WAS buried with Masonic honors
on Sunday He is spoken of "a having
been through life u conscientious and good
citizen and neighbor.
SILK and Spanish Lace Edg:.
A. WILLIAMS.
Miss MsAie A. Cotton will accept ou,
thanks for cnpy Of the Boston Daily Glob., o
Jan. /, 1854, which turns to a back leaf of the
diary of that city and reproduces by ilustra.
ton the costumes worn hundred years ago
by old and Young. II also furnishes a fac
sime OF the Ltdependcnt Chreaicie, published
in Boston Jan. /, 1884. Roth are interes ting
relics to peruse.
Some one has figured up that it re-
quires just two hundred and twenty-ons
teachers to supply the schools of Woo,
county. No doubt the editor of the Send
mel and the ring bosses would be pleased I.
see all of these abolished, ia there is dan
ger OF the people becoming TOO Intelligent
to be hoodwinked and led around like ,
flock of sheep.
-Neibling Post, G. A. R., of Westou
| gave series of entertainments during III
holiday week that proved 10 be entertaining
as well as profitable. The Milton Cente
and Weston Dramatic Clubs entertained til
audiences pari of the week with thriiin
war dramas, and Gen. J. C. Lee delivere,
a lecture, "Army "Reminiscences" on
evening. The gross receipts for The wee
were S144 80, and net proceeds Sl15.
For Jewelry, Watches ana CLOCK o
all Kinds, and Repairing, cali on job
Zurhnh, 35 Monroe Street, ToleLo, and h
will also keep on hand at the old stand j
Perrysburg, Clocks, Musical lnsrument
Strings, Spectacles, &c, where orders "a
Repairing may be left and all warranted
MIR. g. A. Tsuuer has sold tie Toled
.Sainriay Amcrtcan To Mr.. z. V. l., Rausch, Il.
transfer taking place Dec. 22d. That pape
has been a weu eoadsoted journal, and NJ
Rausch promises to conduct It IN the sam
channel, "free from all upsavnry and sea nd.
tous nnteriety, lou frevaie MT m-dav ~ A mericu
j0urna ltsm." When a boy Mr.. Rausch serve
a portion oi his apprenticeship in this oaice,
full Of push aud vim, AMI We wish him success
We direct attention to the new al
: vertisement Of Mr.. T. L. Kingsbury
this issue. Mr.. X. has now been viii
M for several years. n sufficient length
lime for the people 10 find ont that !
l Is enierpri-ing in keeping good FIRE,
9 stock oil goods in his line of business AZ
2 that he ia n good square dealer NJ
represents things just as they are. Gil
him a call when you want anything
:, the line OF Groceries.
e School Books and Supplies, at
1 A. X. CHAMPNEYS.
Some of the exchanges annouRced th
Bro. Fouke, of the Napoleon Signal, hi
sent in his resignation as postm aster
account of i'll health, to which he say
: "some of our editorial brethren are
little too previous in their statements Tn
We have sent in our resignation as Pos
y ninster. 1t has not gone in yet, but will
soon Ms the applicants for the position u
), all ready for 1t. The fences are not all
9 yet"
d The Lancaster Gazette says: "B
L Butterfeld Post, No. II, u. A. R., &C
templates giving, in the near future, a s,
les of entertainments, the first of Win
s will be Sol Smith aud the Forbis fam
q q for two nights, to be followed by coup
lectures. Particulars hereafter" The G
a zette don't catch on 10 the names cerreotl
We would advise the editor TO witness I
10 entertainment given by "G. Paup Sm