Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-01-25
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School Books and States, Finkbefmer.
Don't forget Jos place, tire FNsf
House Barber Shop. Give him acah.
The married lutiesoi Pemberville wal
give leap year party tonight.
Mr.. Ferdinand Werz, County Sur
veyor, has selected Mr.. ID. ID. Ames as his
deputy.
Saws set and filed for 10 cents by A.
G. p. Boyce. Leave saws at T.. B. Holly
e. Co.'S, or at i,is lromc on Third street.
"A sleighipg party from town took in
a socidi hop at Sylvania on Tuesday night.
They looked very sleepy on tlreir return
Wednesday.
School Books and Stationary, at
n. X. CHAMPNEY's.
Through the skilled and efficient care
OF DIR. Rhefnfrapk, Mrs. Emma McMan is
able to be about on crutches. She has
had a serious siege of it.
Commander Jas. p. Avcrin, and Sfr. Fred
Yeager, delegate, will represent Wolford Post
at the State Encampment at GAINESVILLE next
week.
Several trwns in the southern purt Of Che
state were squirmiug because the mercury go.
down to 22o below zero on Monday morning
last. We can 60 you foer better this morning
26 below.
"A meeting OF the colored citizens Of Perrys-
burg takes place to-day, not to avepge the
"hellsh outrage IN South Tcledo," but Tor the
purpose oi organizing lodge that will be Of
interest TO them.
You Just ought 10 have seen Enos Griss
the next day after pair Of twins was an
nounced at his house. He looked. as though
he had Just passed through successful caval-
ry charge, and came out without scratch.
Closing out sale of Winter Caps and
Gents Undertaking, at Finkbeiner's.
= DR.. VI. b. Spencer, Commander Of
Neibling Post, G. A. r., Weston, Frank
NJ. Young, Carlo Call and Frank Spooner,
will attend the State Department Encamp.
ment at Zanesville, on Tuesday, Wednes--
day and Thursday next.
The largest dinner in the world was
served New Years day at the Soldiers
Home at Dayton, tledicating the new din
ing hail, capable of seating Q ,l20 persons.
The principle dish was rabbi; pot pie, al
which there WAS one hundred b,ishel-,
composed of i 800 rabbits and 60 bushels
oil potatoes.
School Books and Supplies, at
A. X. CHAMPNEY's.
Twelve bachelors recently undertook
to complete quilt at n Methodist church
fair in Trenton. An admission fee OF len
Cents wuscharged To zee them quilt. Tire
affair broke up before the quilt was done,
because il was decided that twelve vmen
swearing Wasn't proper spectacle for u
church benefit show .-Er.
For Jcwelry, Watcnes ami UiocK Of
all Kinds, and Repairing, call ON John
Zurauh, 30 Monroe Street, Tole,lo, and lie
will also keep on hand at the old stand in
Peryshurg, Clocks, Musical Instruments,
Strings, Spectaclvs, &c, where orders Tor
Repairing pay be lett and all warranted.
Mrs. Clay, of Toledo, has received the
sad intelligence Of The death OF her father,
Mr.. George j. Knoll, who fur many years
was resident OF Perrysburg, then Of To-
Morgan county, Texas, where he engaged
in stock raising. We have heard no par.
ticulnrs regarding his death.
Surprise parties are becuning fashionable.
MIR. Geo. W. Newton. without any particulaf
regard for the day, came up town Friday ev-
enng. Not long after he was summoned home
on business of Importance. On arriving he
found himself surrounded by a house FULL Of
friends who had been summoned bv his dangh :
ter, Mrs. Davenport to assist in celebrating Mr
Newton's B5tl, birthday. with supper aud
general good time, which they had.
The hellish outrage reported in South To-
ledo proved to be grand sell. 1t was Bill
Trombla's black cat that kicked the bucket,
lie was pu, on cooing board in the back
room, and the story started as indicsted in the
cnmnuni icatnn tn the JOURNAL laa week
Every one that went in to view the remains sc,
up the dri nks for the crowd. and of course
cnuld give no infm nation when questioned
IN the streets. This is what put the shroud on
the mystery.
Mr.. X. NJ Donnelly has resigned his
position as n member Of the Board OF
County School Examiners, which lie has
filled very crediiably for number of years
past, and Judge Reed has appointed Mr.
|. n. Van Tassell, principal ef The Has.
kins Schools, to fill the vacancy. Thi.
| will be accepted ms n good appointment.
Mr.. Van TEsssil is II Young man OF ,'tqd
habits, industrious, and enthusiastic IN
hIr calling.
Judge pe,'alcton held that per cent
interest, payable semi,nnnnally, is illega
and cannot lie collected This will cans,
u commolion among the insurance compa
mics, WHO have been k,on,ns n,oncy t,
thousands oi farmers al that rate and in9,'
mortgages ON farming property as u pre-
IS the farmers are often unn'Ae 10 med
The sen'i,annnal payments, and by condi'
lions Of the Loan il one payment of tn
interest is omitted the whole property
involved. The decision is commended n
based on good judgment and sound princi
pie. The supreme cour, ruling is The sam
In similar cases.-ES
Only S2O.-Pre-paids Won Breme
mach Baltimore.
n. l.. HANSON, Agt., Perrysburg, o.
Bargains In Winter Goods.-I hav
n large and complete stock OF Winte
Caps and Gents Undertaking, that wi
close ont at Is per cent. discount.
Perrysbnrs, Jan. A. G. FINKBEINER.
Wantcd.-At Brigham, Lamson & Co
Bending Works, Wabash Crossing Toled,