Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-04-17

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1t the light April SHOWS are to be accepted
as the poor mans pol,ice to extrso, the impur.
lilies from mother earth. the poor man has had
no cause for complaint In this respect durin q
the past ten days,
MIR. Colman Keller was elected Mayor OF
South Toledo on the 9th, and there IL report
that an injunction has beeh served as re.
straipipr claus H. prevent him from proceeding
too fast with the proposed improvements OF the
town.
we reproducs wholesome article on SAM.
tsry measures, sent us BY lady reader Of the
JouRsAL, which would be an excellent Article
for a cow veneut scrap book, and should at
| le sst be read annually aud about this season OF
the year
The Tow nship Assessors met at the Audit.
ora Office on Tuesday to get their aunua in
structious aud blanks. There Is an important
work before them. They are Riveu unit, the
third Monday Ia May to complete their work
aud report their findings.
Tho 6Shermen's lights are burning bril-
liantly aud numorously along the shnres, but
they are having hard luck. Only one or two
thus far have made a successful catch. Mr.. j.
D. Webb pulled ip a 10 pound pickerel one day
this week, but there is not enough taken TO
count.
Mayor Geo. Scheets win accept our thanks
for copy Of his message delivered to the City
Council Of Toledo, upon being elected Mayor to
serve the unexp pired term Of Mayor Romies. II
covers twenty five pages in pamphlet form and
contains much valuable statistical matter per-
tanning tn Indebtedness, manufacturing enter.
prises, etc.
Money to lend on real estate. Mort
cages bought, CHARLES EATON, Attor-
ney at-Law, corner Summit and Monroe
streets. Toledo, Ohio. 44u.
The Fishing aud Hunting Club, Of Toledo.
lie Id meeting one day last week and passed
resolutions pledging the club to assist In en-
forcing the fish law. An assessment of So
each was made, but the members had become
! so emaciated by indiscriminate fishing aud hunt.
, ing that they could crawl through the meshes o
pound net and pull their pocket books after
them. Major Lefeit, who had just got fresh
subscriber To the Raiiroader was the only man
able 10 respond to the demand with spot cash
The skating rink closes ITS seaso here this
week, and with"ut an elopemeut, though sever
al small scandals have grown out Of the winter'i
amusement. We understand two things in re-
gard to It, however, viz: To wit: First that
the managers have cleared about $1,000 out o.
II, much of which was needed in families using
It, Tor bread; secondly that ibers is a liability
of tiers being at least One runaway match vel
gr"w out Of an acquai nlance formed at the
rink.-Senfinet.
by proclamation given in anothe column
il will be sesu that Judge Hoadiy has selected
I, April 24th as Arber Day this year. This Gus
:, tom of appointing Arb,r Day now prevails in
eight s tates. II II be true that he is a benefac
U Tor wno can make two blades Of grass grow
l where only one grew before, is II not equally
true that be who can make two trees grow
e W here one grew before is also q benefacior
1 Don't fsil tn make the effort on Arbor Day, ant
o!,euer II circumstances will admit.
e Young men-I have just picked iron
e the bushes that hang over the fence a mic
assortment of the Latest Spring Style
A Black and Brown Stiff Nobhy Hats
which enables us TO sell them Very Low
Call asd see them. Z. FINKBEINER.
= We Lean that squ,b in last weeks JouRAi
=. referring to "Tom" remaining single and "se,
4 ting up'h debts, has been construed by I'll
& friends of Mr.. Thomas ii. Tinny, VIII ose mar
riage notice appeared in the same issue, as re
ferring TO that young gentleman We can fu
A. " assure all that such is not the case. NJ
=. Tinuy is 10 every respect an honorable and uI
. r;gh, young man who does not contract de3
n. that he cannot meet, and the JOURNAL wpul
e. be the last +" even perpetuate juke that migl
b. be construed as rejecting IN his integrity.
From reports there seems TO haYe been b,
IN little business transacted at the meeting Of III
I, members and officers of the Wood County Agr
cultural Society at Tontogany, Saturday las
r that would interest the.public. The Director
:. decided to deed to Mr.. Hymen the grounds
=, the Socieiy to liquda,e the mortgage held
him. which he agreed to accept. Thsy all
III iook steps fur holding another meeting wi,
Us the committee Of the Wood County Fair CO
ne with the view of making some changes in II
contract alredy entered into between the tv
organizations.
:, The proposition to bond South Toledo
the sum of $40 .00n for the improvement OF Il
3 old court house and grounds. with the view
u leasing the same to a manufacturing compan
"- came near receiving a unanimous vote at I'll
nj election oh Monday of last week, only eigt
Il votes be ing recorded against it. The Peep
were highly elated over the result aud held
,e j"lifcation at the old court house on the We
IA nesday evening following, at which sever
congratulsiory speeches were made over d
apparent dawning al new rrosperity. II W
al urged that Efforts should he made to secure
appropriation IRON Congress to cut a cham
" thr"ngh R"ck Bar, and that efforts should
es put inrih to improve the harbor.
~: Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Spectacle
r Musical Instruments, Strings, etc. Speci
e. attention given to Repairing. AL! Wa
r ranted. JcHN ZuRFLuH, So Monroe
es Toledo, and Perrysburg. o.
or Just at the same date that our Vi,
correspondent announces that the Mo
ly mons are getting very scarry about bei'
IN. able TO maintain plurality of wiv'
lie agsin.t existing laws on that subje
Il "three wivea to one husband" turn up
II. Wheeier's Opera House, Toledo, with in
..s punity. and the people simply laugh,
~ their sleeve, at this defiance Of law.
er IL SOU want post'ofiice, or COVER
a ment position Of any kind, send Mt on
n for the latest. greatest and hest book pu
Iished, containing lists and salaries Of
lie government ofices in every state and cou
M try, with full instructions how and whe
We to make application to secure and appoi'
So ment. A copy of thus valuable work sc
is: by mail, postpaid, TO any address tor o
-. dollar hy the Demorerat Book Co., NJ
-, Pleasant, Pa. Agents wan'ed.
No, The highest point in Ohio is at Bell
o. fon,aine, Logan county, which is l,5
n, feet above the sea level. The soil Of
on greater part Of the state is supposed 10
the deposit OF iceberegs during the glac
,ry period. The first Governor of Ohio a,