Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-04-10

The JOURNAL family, consisting II three,
measure just 1s feet in hight. Van Tssssl, Of
tho Toledo Post, Ia wanted TO prolong the
length OF this establishment.
Mr.. & P. Paiman will accept the thanks
Of the Jou RsAL for a box Of fresh Florida
oranges from n supply broueh, home with him
from his winters visi, 10 the iaad Of n'wers.
AT North Baltimore. Wood county,
there have been twelve fires since the hrst
Of January. We rather encline 10 the
opinion that the people un there carry too
mucl, insurance.-L Gazette
Mrs. Or. NJ. NJ. Hatfield, Of Cincinnati,
will accept the ereatfui thanks of this office for
a basket Of russet oranges, bannaus and lemons,
fresh from he groves Of Florida, and withou,
the favor being impaired In the least by gather.
ing before ,ipc or aged In transit. Yum, yum.
MIR. Clark vanSickIe was nominated for
constable on the Republican ticket when he
was mt present to decline the honor. He
stood at the polls all day aud lestioneered
agsins, himself, and yet he received a hand
some vote, 2S9
Persons desiring the services Of an
Auciioneer will do well 10 call on ID. NJ.
| Morse. Reference given. 49f.
The young people OF the Walnut
Street Presbyterian Church will give n
Dickens Party and Social at the Town
Hall next Friday evening, April 17ih.
All are invited.
"A company that bought the railroad
from Toledo to Finday are making ar.
rangements to extend II to the Ohio river.
1t will pass through Dunkirk and Kenton,
and strike the Ohio at some point where
they can make the "riffle."
MIR. G. Cullen, Of Buffalo, will accept our
thanks for a copy Of the Buffalo Sunday Er-
pres, Of the 29th ut.. giving illustrations Of the
destructive fire In which their fine Music Hall
and st. Louis German Catholic Church was
destroyed, aud a picture of Joseph Grimm
who lost his life by leapiug from the steepls
OF the burning church.
Mr.. w. A. KEEL, one of Weston,
most enterprising business men, has pnr
chased and taken charge OF the Tontog
any aour mill. Two or three thousand
dollars worth OF repairs and new machin
cry has been put in during the past year
: and Mr.. Kiel will no doubt add what ye
remains to be done to make 1t turn ou
first class work.
After a thorough Test Taylor 4 Miller mos
1 positively ass.rt that Acker's English Remed
Is the best medicine for Asthma, Group
Coughs, Whoopiug Cough, aud all Lunl
y Troubles that can be found. Ask them abou
J, 1t, for they fully guarantee 1t.
I Within few weeks the season fo
see ling will again be n, hand. Every in
te lliesnt farmer understands the value o
. every moment Of time when the seaso
opens, and should, therefore, lose no tim
I, in making preparations for 1t. You
n p,ows, harrows, seede,s, rollers and wagon
n should he overhauled now, and put int
. proper shape. Prepare your seed wit
special care TO get rid of broken and ligi
d seeI, weeds, etc. II the seed of your ow
'r raising is not satisfactory, secure some s
: once from a reliable source. If You i,av
n y manure pile, haul il out TO the felt
4 now, yon can spread il later. Get you
e teams in shape by liberal feeling, aud in
T. general way put in practice the adnge. Ct
stitch in tine saves nine"