Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-08-06
LOCAL MATTERS

-Findlay and FoSloria arc said not to
be on speaking terms over the natGrh gas
question.
The good die yonnk. The bad live TO
lie about the weather, and are spoken Of as
the oldest inhabitance.
Farmers have suffered considerable OF
late from loss Of fences which have burned
from locomotive sparks, owing to the great
drouth.
New and beautiful Window Curtains
by yard or pattern, FINKBENER.
-TRb eye of the mahter will do mo re
work than both OF his hands Not to
oversee ,workmen is to leave your purse
open.-Er.
Million Center will vote tomorrow on
the question of balloons or no saloons
Tontogany is making some stir on this
question, also.
-Uh1ess the President votes the surplus
resolution, trade dollars will be worth a 8
much as any other dollar for the next six
months.
Ditch Bonds, 90 cents.
REEb y MERRY.
The D.& NJ. is talking somewhat Of
building branch road from McComb
down to Findlsy. II will require but ten
miles of new track.
Two tramps got into drunken brawl
near Celina, few days ago, when one stab
bed the other TO Death with knife. The
murderer was arrested and lodged in Jail.
Our soldier readers are warned to be-
ware Of an institution located in New York,
under the name OF the Omitted States Mill
tary Association" 1t is denounced by the
War Department as fraud.
--All kinds Of Wall Paper and Ceiling
Decorations, at A. II. CHAMPNEY's.
An exchange remarks that it vas not
until about 1850 that he--word donkey"
found its way into, the dictionaries. The
thing had found It's way into society long
before that, says philosopher.
"A three-year-old discov cred neigh
boris hens sare,cling IN the garden. In
most indignant tone she reported to her
mother that the hens from next door were
"wiping their feet on our grass"
-Saxony and Germantown Xarns.
FINKBEINER's.
Eleven producing wells were drilled
in last week in the Lima oil field and the
refinery was put in operation. Business
men from the Pennsylvania field are llock-
ing in aud pressing TO the front.
oil and gas in large Quantities have
been struck at ST. Marys at depth of L.
2o6 feet. II is ssid that the fame from
the burning gas shoots ffiy Zee. iii the air.
of course, the people Of that village are
wild with excitement.
A fine assortment Of Box Paper, AL
bunis, Pocket Books, Purses, Jewelry
Hair and Clothes Bi ushes, very cheap,at
A. X. CHAMPNEY's.
As usual the Toledo Cadets carried off
the honors at the encampment of the I'd
Brigade at Springfield, Ohio, ,.lasl week for
-killfnl manouvering and fine drill, Capt
McMaken was promoted Lieutenant Colo.
mel and Lieut.. Cook had charge OF the Cadets
while in camp.
1t as useless TO preach against panics
as agsinM epidemics. There are certain
minds that invariably collapse in moments
of sudden danger and confusion, as there
are certain physical organizations that
readily succumb to the influences Of con-
tegious disease.
Full stock Of Fashionable Hats and
Caps just in. FINKBENER's.
1T is said t,iat a Ers&t many colds
taken in hot weather are due TO the habit
OF reclining in lammocks. The remedy IS
TO place a rug or blanket In the hammock
to absorb the dtst or moisture that arises
from the ground, and which penetra,es
through The net work.
The curative power Of Ayers Sarsap-
arilIs is too well known to require the
specious aid OF any exaggerated or ficti
tious certificate. Witnesses OF its marvel
GUS CURES are to-day living in every city
aud hamlet of the land. Write DIR. ]. G.
Aver & Co., Lbwell, Mass, for names.
Ladies and Children's Hose.
FINKBEINER.
A Tontogany gentleman expressed the