Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-06-12

-Progression ~ the watchword OF the
hour, but mothers haul their disobedient
children over the knees and atrike on the
same old spot that the Romans did three
thousand years ago.
Young ladies who are accustomed 10
read the newspapers are always observed
10 possess winning ways. most amisble
dispositions. invariably make good wives
and always select good husbands.
Mrs. Austin Conant, and family, late
OF McMinville, Warren county, Tenn, Ia
visiting her brother, Mr.. II. r. Charles this
week. Mr.. Couant left South Toledo sew.
eral years ago, having secured 450 acres OF
farm land at the above named point,
which he has traded for farm in Ashts-
hula county, Ohio. Poor quality Of soil,
no schools accessible, and the consequent
poor quality Of mind Of the neiglbors has
thouroughly disgu~ted Mr.. Conant aud
family with that portion OF Tenn, in
which they made an effort to live.
Remember that the Boston Variety
Store, 1888 Summit ST., Toledo, Ohio, ia
the only place TO find all Fancy and
Staple Goods at one price. This means
Lorea Prices Every Time. 3zz.
DIR. F. B. Monroe, Of Doylcstown,
Ohio, decided last week to locate with
us and has been busily engaged Tor scv-
eral days in fitting up neat office in
Mr.. Lucas' building at the corner OF
Third and Louisiana avenue. His resi-
dence will be on Front street, with Mrs
F. Hollenbeck. His household goods
have arrived and he expects his wife in
a few day. DR.. Monroe is graduate Of
the Cleveland Homeopathic College, and
has had eight years of successful prac-
lice. He comes well recommended and
the JOURNAL takes pleasure in intro
ducing him TO thus community, and
especially those IN need OF his profess
sional services.
Every incorporated town should have
on hand some public work, such as break
ing stone, saving wood or working on the
highway, as the weather would permit.
Then when the professional tourist that
expects the country to support him, m axes
his triumphal entry into II town and hands
in his card to the officials, he should be in
troduced to the stone pile, wood pile, or
highway, provided with the proper i'm
plements aud allowed to earn square
meal or two in the manner granted the in
dusirious man. No man should he turn
ed away hungry who will earn his meals
by the sweat OF his brow, aud the tramp
that refused to sweat should be chained
up to a post, decenlly Aogged and sent OH
his way rejoicing.
We republisl in tl,i. issue, from The
Valley Sun, published at White River
Junction, Vermont, a memorial address
delivered at Gettysburg, Pa, on Memorial
Day by DIR. Samuel j. Allen. The address
directs the mind to many historical facts
that should ever he kept green IN the men,
ory of the American people. DR.. Allen
i. a brother of Mrs. Gilbert Beach, OF this
place, and served as medical director in
The Potomac army during the entire war
An older brother, who died IN 1861, when
a young man accompanied Stephen A.
Douglass to the Southwest in search of a
location to practice the profession of law
and became Gen. Hou-ton's first Attorney
General, while Mr.. Douglass returned
north and located in Illinois.
Frank w. Smith, of AndersonvilIe
fame, is home tor few days, preparatory
to his departure for Portland, Me-, where
he will pitch a tent, with view of placing
Mrs. Sherwood's Camp Fire and Memor
ial Day Poems," having made arrange
ments for large shipment, with the pub
fishers, Messrs. Jansen, McClurg & Co on
a recent visit to Chicago. Mr.. Smith ha
warm place in the affections of the boy q
to each of WHOM on a purchase of thu
poems, lie proposes to present a copy o
"Smiih's Knapsack Of Facts and Figure
Of Prison Life" Brown & Eager have th,
book on sale in Toledo.
We find The above modest announce
ment in the Toledo Sunday Journal, which
gives the information desired by yer.
many, viz: that Mrs. Kate NJ. B. Sher
woods fine collection Of war poems hsv,
been issued in book form and is now il
the hands of the trade.