Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-04-03

spTiuk Nhthtioh thio Wtoht put ~ nus NV pNSh 7"
good week for the boys to "knuckle down"
MIR. and Mrs. r. s. Lease have returned from
Eaton Rapids Mich, and will again take charge
of the Lease House at Bowling Green in week
or two.
The long wished for warm rain reached here
last night, commencing at six, p. M. and lasted
until twelve, when It turned to snow which has
fallen to tho depth ofabout three inches.
From asynopsis Of the proposed new fish
law, which we copy elsewhere, II will be seen
that the up river fishermen are likely TO be the
upper dog, for once In the contest In fish legis-
lation.
The April term OF the Wood County
Common Pleas Court will be convened on
Monday, 18th, and the 200 cases on the
docket is assigned to cover twenty-five
days.
Our Washington correspondent is on
deck again. He must have been to the
Cotton Exposition, rusticating IN Florida
or had sore thumb. An explanation
or apology would be in order.
The McComb. Deshelr & Teledo r,
r., Is to be sold at Master Commissioner
sale on next Tuesday, April 7th. Hard
times seem to effect railroads as well as
other business enterprises.
Sir Walter Scott once lent book to
friend, and as lie gave II to him begged
that lie would not fail to return it, adding
good humoredly, Although most Of my
friends are bad arilhmaticans, they are all
good book-keepers.'
Large and Fine Display Of tne jew
elry at the Postoffice Palace Variety Store
| Department Commander, r. B.
Brown, of the Grand Army OF the Repub-
lie, has called a meeting Of officers of all
Posts in this section, to be held at the
Hall Of Forsyth Post, Toledo, next We'd
nesjny. April 9Th, at 4 p. NJ.
An unlucky inventor has brought out a
fishing rod that registers the precise num-
ber and weight of the fishes caught. Up
to the time of going to press lie has not
sold single one, and the fishing season Ia
just getting ready to commence.
Monarch Shirts, Crown Collars and
Cuff, best in market, at FINKBEIHEk's.
MIR. and Mrs. J. NJ. Cunning, oi
Haskins, lost their bright little FIVE year
old son, an only child, who was buried
here on Monday OF last week. 1t was u
sad less to the parents, and their proposed
California home will seem lonely while
their dearest earthly treasure is sleeping
in Fort Meig. Cemetery.
-Nr. John Klein, who buried his wife
and two Of his children within the space o.
five weeks, last summer, leaving foul
small children to his care, has decided tc
dispose OF his property at public sale and
break up hous' keeping. The sale is se
ior Saturday, April 11th, and consists o
one work horse. mowers and reapers, farm
implements, and some household goods
See bills.
Gents Furnishing Goods and Notions
at FINKBEIEER's.
Miss Libbie Miller, of Toledo, has
accepted the agency for book, entitle,
practical House Keeping" The book i
published by the Buckeye Publishing
Co., Of Dayton, and has already reached
the enormous sale of 100 600 copies Sh,
partly canvassed Perrysburg this week
but the weather being 40 unfavorsble sh,
concluded TO return home until the frs
of May. when she will canvass othe
Towns up the road.
The Napoleon papers announce tn
death Of Mr.. Isaac p. Shook, Of that place
whcl, occurred on the 20ih ult, of con.
sumption, which disease he contracted il
the army. He enlisted in the Tooth o. v
at the formation Of that regiment an,
served through to the close of the wal
being a prisoner at Belle Isle nearly yen
OF this sirvice. Gen. P. S. Slevin, @
Toledo, Ufficiatea at the funeral services,
The wife of Rev. Mr.. Richards,
, highly respected retired Presby terian mir
lister, Of South Toledo, died at her hom
in that place on Monday night, in the 65l
year of her age. The funeral service
took place at the residence on Wednesda
afternoon, at which Revs. Adams an
e Mix, OF this place, assisted. The remains
r accompanied by the husband and thre
! sons, two of whom are ministers in Chi
| cago. started on yesterday morning ia
, inlerment in The old family cemetery nea
Albany, N. Y.
8 The April number of DEMoRFsT
MONTHLY Mag AzINE ls worthy of com
uendation, as we'll for its artistic, as ia
it's literary excellence. "a Short Sketc
of Annapolis" Westminster Abbey
"Pierre Jean de Beranger." and "il
Channel Archipelago" are very readabl
articles. An admirable feature of III,
= publication ia the instruction gwen, unde
the name of From Pencil to Brush,"
. drawing. Many OF the departments a,
very instructive, and the illustrations eS
cellent. The frontispiece OF this admirs
BILE number is an Easter souvenir
d charming oil picture of two doves.
Taylor & Miller wish to make an assertion
r which they can back with positive gusrante
a 1t is all about Acker's Bleod Elixir. I'll,
: claim fer It superior merits over all 9th
II remedies Of its kind, and guarantee for it
positive and sure cure for Rheumatisl
Syphilis, and all blood disorders. 1t frees Il
u skin Irom spots aud disease, and leaves Il
y complexion clear. Ask them about ii.
The young man who sets up as {
n instructor in roller akating, appears to
IS enjoying life quite abundanlly. He
running away with many pretty Cir
This il not SO very bad, but the roll
: skating instructor should have some di
y elimination. He occasionally makes Il
d mistake of running away with marie
a woman, and If lie goes on blundering
n that way, it will some time prove fats
e Some men don't object to their wives ru
d ning away in that style, but there a
q. others who might not be pleased. II Il
ID gay roller skater should 90 off with Il
wrong woman some time, lie would sure
have trouble.