Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-09-24

The new Board of Managers of the
Way Library met at the Library rooms
last evening and organized by the elec-
ton of Rev. G. A. Adams, President,
and Mr.. N. l.. Hanson, Secretary. The
Board is now fully organized for work.
School Books, at FISKpEtNER's.
Heavy rains visited this section dur
ing the past two days and on Wednesday
there was no little contention in the ele-
ments. It blowed "forty ways for Sum
day" yet there was no damage done to
speak of. A few pannels of an aged fence
were blown down in front Of the NJ. e.
parsonage and few trees were pruned
of diseased limbs.
Slate Pencils, Pens, &c., at
FINKBEINEh's.
Mrs Cottie Nellis held a pleasant
birthday party-age not ascertained by
our reporter-on Friday evening last.
There We're So invitations extended to
friends in Toledo, East Toledo, West
Toledo, North Toledo, South Toledo and
Perrysburg, all of whom were present
and had good time. The birthday
cake received at this Office, on postmor-
tenn examination, was very similar to
that used at weddings.
You can find a nice line OF Clocks
very cheap, at FINKDEINER's.
Miss Gertrude Lais, who has been suf-
fering with tumor for number OF
months past, underwent 4 surgical opera
tion at ST. Vincent Hospital, Toledo, Tues
day night and AZ pound tumor was re.
moved. Being greatly debilitated she
could not rally but died from the effects on
Wednesday morning. The remains were
brought up last evening and the funeral
took place at 10 A. NJ. from st. Rose de
Lima Church to-day.
"A fine assortment OF Box Paper, AL
buns, Pocket Books, Purses, Jewelry
Hair and Clothes Brushes, very cheap,at
A. r. CHAMPNEY's.
The new letter-sheet envelopes are now
out, and are likely TO prove great con-
venience. In effect they are closed postal
c,rds. By clever arrangement sheet Of
paper is 40 folded that il can be sealed and
then reopened by merely tearing off the
perforated edges. The two-cent stamp, in
green, represents General Grant. The
whole thing makes single piece OF paper,
and is easily carried in the pocket, aud will
be likely TO prove popular.
-Ladies don't fail 10. call and see those
SOC and Sl.00 corsets, and those Jersey
Jackets, from 75c TO $3.50.
FINKBEINER's.
III man dies without children leaving
no will, his vile will hold possession of their
home ss long as she lives; and il the rea,
estate was purchased or acquired and not
inherited by the husband, 1t will belong TO
the wife absolutely, and at her death will
decend TO her heirs. But II lie inherited ii
or it came TO him by dead or gift from an
ancestor, at the wife's death it will go TO
the brothers and sisters of the husband, or
their heirs.-EL.
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Spectacles
Special attention given TO Repairing. AL,
Warranted. JOHN ZURFLUH, 50 Mon.
roe ST. Toledo.
The man who has no theory of the
cause of earthquakes is the most desti-
tute citizen in the community. We are
just now engaged in harvesting the
largest crop of theories ever raised in
this country, and the chances are that
before snow flies there will be drug in
the market. A crank in Cincinnati at
tributes the recent earthquake to the
efforts of deamons, imprisoned within
the earth to blast their way out with
dynamite. This fool has followers.
Yesterday we completed fine out
fit of tickets which are to admit you to
the Wood County Fair at Tontogany
next week, and to mark the articles up.
on which you are to receive first and
second premiums. 1t is in the power of
the farmers and mechanics of Wood
county to make this one of the best ex'
positions for their products of any coun-
ty in the State, and also to put it on a
good substantial financial basis in one
year, and in one week of the year, and
that is next week. Will you do it?
The county seat of Auglaize county
bears the musical Indian name Of
Waughpaughkonetta, but whether it
derived its name from an Indian Chief
or an Indian princess has long been n
matter of dispute. Last week Prof
Williamson, who is deeply versed in
Indian lore and anatomy, attempted to
solve the question by digging up the al
legged grave of the Indian after whom
the town was named. Nothing was
found in the grave but few beads, and
SO the question still remains matter to
dispute and quarrel over OHawa Sentinel
-Delphos is located in two counties-
Allen and Van Wert-ahd the town il
gradually pushing its way into the third
having already reached the Putnam conn
ty line, and when we get over the line we
will be in three counties and three Con-
gressional districts. With three Democrat
ic Congressman to look after our interest,
we shall have reason to hold our head,
alo.t and look upon less favored rivals with
pity. The star of destiny in liovering ovei
Delpbos, ard with the aid of the insianta
neoIis process,!we think we shall be able tt
catch il soon.-Deiphos Herald.
Wanted,-A girl to do general house
work. Inquire Of NJ. E. HEEL, at hard
ware store.
New House for Rent.-A good new one