Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-03-27


an Easter entertainment for
Sunday night, April 9th, at Centennial
Hall.
"A delegation from Castle Perry, X. |
G. r., attended pleasing entertainment
given by Castle Oliver at Toledo on
Tuesday night.
The article copied from the Toledo
Bee in another column will have some |
thing like hydraulic pressure upon the
sporting men OF Bowling Green.
The several farmers who are enclosed
in the extesive boundry lines Of Bowling
Green, have petilioned the council OF tina
village to have the Zines drawn closer"
that they may be left out IN the county.
They object TO paying corporation taxes
on farm lands.
The largest social OF the season oc.
Cured at the residence of Mr.. N. L. Han.
son on Friday evening last. The tables
we're entirely turned on this occasion and
for once woman showed her rights
which men found ii convenient to respect.
Three Of them donned the white aprons
and placed themselves in charge Of the
culinary department and it's responsibili-
ties for the night. While the refreshments
are reported to have not been very film
it was probably the best they could do
under their training.
Last Saturday evening few of the
classmates and other yonng friends of
Master Ed. Thompson, numbering twenty
two, favored him with an evening of
pleasure at his home, in honor of his 18th
birthday. II was not a surprise, as WAS
intended and desired, the young mans
alertness rendering that part of the pro-
gram abortive. Nevertheless the affair was
one Of enjoyment and happiness TO all
participating.
Money to lend on real estate. Mort
cages bought, CHARLES EATON, Attor-
ney.at.Law, corner Summit and Monroe
streets, Toledo, Ohio. Att.
Truth ia mighty and must prevail. So
also, must Mishler's Herb Bitters prevail
over all forms of kidney and liver diseases.
Dyspepsia and Indigestion likewise yield
TO the magic of it's power. Read what
Millard Mosier, of Barclay street, New
York, says: "Afler suffering torinenls
from dyspepsia and indigestion found a
complete cure in your remedy. My wife
was also cured OF severe neuralgia.
Persons desiring the services of an
Auc,ioneer will do we'll te call on d. NJ.
Morse. Reference given. 49f.
The next social of the NJ. E. church
will be held in the church parlors, Friday
evening April 81, 1885. 1t will be under
the auspices of the Young Ladies' Aid So.
ciety of this church, consisting of Mrs. E
E. Barions and Miss Anna Johnson's
classes. The refreshments will lie unusu-
ally fine as they are TO be prepared and
served by the young ladies. There will
also he short program. A cordial invI-
t,lion Is extended TO all.
Within the recollection of men who
are not very old every church denomina-
tion opposed all secret societies. To day
the Catholic and United Breihern are
about the only denominations which re-
fuses fellowship to members of secret seci-
etes. ganeral conference of the United
Brethren Church is TO be held at Fosoria
in May, and one of the most important
questions to come up for action will bs
the future attitude of the Church in refer
ence 10 secret societies, and 1t is reported
that they will recede from their former
position.-Findiay Courier.
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Spectacles
Musical Instruments, Strings, etc. Specia
attention given to Repairing. AL! War
ranted. JOHN ZURFLuH, 35 Monroe St
Toledo, and Perrysburg. O.
1t would he we'll for those carrying
insura nee on their building. to understan,
that no Insurance can he collected w!,er
the damages are occasioned by gasolier
stoves unless it is explicitly set forth il
their policy. See if your policy is pail
on this matter. II may save you from
loss of property and avoid great deal o
trouble. # ia we'll, also, 10 ascertain i
companies outside of the State have COM
piled with the law requiring them to pub
lish showing of their financial condition
ia each county where they have an agency
Young men-I have just picked from
the bushes that hang over the fence mic
assortment OF the. Latest Spring Style
Black and Brown Stiff Nohhy Hats
which enables us TO sell them Very Low
Call and sec them. Z. FINKBEINER.
Mark Twain visited Rochester, N. Y
lately, and delivered one of his humoren
lectures To large audience. Indeed, thu
inhabitants of the Flower City are reporte'
to have "lsughed till ,hs tears rolled dow
their cheeks" Speaking of the Flower
City reminds us of curious coincidence
Many wears ago Rochester was one of the
largest milling ceniers in that State, an,
because of it's extensive business and wide
spread reputation, received the cognomer
of "The Flour CITY," James Wick, wht
had become a well-known editor, and sine
known as the Veteran Seedsman Of Amer
e ica, selected Rochester a. his home, AM
3 there established the mammoth bnsines
I which has made his name familiar in al
, most exery household in this country
Others, encouraged by his success, also Sc
lectel Rochester as their base of operations
: until now that city enjoys The reputatio
+ of being the largest yfoworproducing cente
: in America. Perhaps, the greatest secre
I of James Yick's success was his homes
b dealing aud excellent quality of his seeds
q and still another explanation of il la
b in the popularity enjoyed by his very prac
= tical and always beautiful Seed Catalogue
0 VIcK's FLORAL GUIDE. The 1885 mum
a her has been on our table for some lim
but the weather has been such that IL re
4 quired all our energy TO save our last year