Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-02-12


Town Hall next Wednesday evening, in
stead OF Tuesday evening u announced
last week. Don't forget the date, l7th.
The Thermometer registered 75 deg.
below zero Friday morning At staunton,
Va. AT watertown, N. Y, the mercury
was 40 deg. below. II you dcsire to get
bsimy sephyrs come TO this climate where
the mercury registered "a deg. above yes
terdsy,
An excursion traia OF eight oars, losd.
ed with people from Toledo and stations
along the road, was run from Toledo to
Findlay on Saturday evening Last to wit
ness the wonderful Karg natural gas we'll
which continues to send upa fame from
75 to 100 feet high, This wonderful 1ow
was struck at depth Of l,l76 feet
Geo. Fletcher, Of Center township, Il
in Jail at Bowling Green on the charge o
selling timber from land owned by +. w.
Merry and Robert Dunn. He failed to get
$500 bail. John Myes gave bail in $500
for his appearance TO answer TO the charge
of cutting railroad ties on land in Henry
township belonging to non. resident.
"A German physician has experiment.
ed to ascertain the hour Of day Mt which a
man is at his best and able to do the most
work with the least fatigue, and has con-
cluded that he is strongest at time Of ris-
ing. He has shown, also, that breakfast
has an important effect on the m muscular
powers, and urges early eating for those
that rise early.
"A correspondent propounds this msth.
ematical question to the school children
Of this country. II man saves Is cents u
day for so years, counting 365 days to the
year, and at the end OF each year invests
the amount saved at 5 yer cent. interest, /,
compounding it annually, at the same rate
Of interest, what will be the amount accum.
ulated at the end Of the City years.
Neat invitations are out for an im-
portant event to the contracting parties
wherein two souls dwell upon = single
thought and two hearts beat ~ one heart
on such occasions, way up in the throat.
The ball and supper given by VOL
ford Post at the Town Hall Wednesday
night, was 4 pleasant affair and fairly
attended, but thu expenses being about
$40 the profits were small. G. A. Re
pass orchestra from Ton,ogany aud Bow
ling Green, furnished excellent music for
the occasion. That car that got off the
track near the depot delayed the floor
saanagers somewhat in reaching the hall
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Sp.ctacel
Musical Instruments, Strings, etc. Special
attention given to Repairing. All War
ranted. JOHN zuRFLUH, 35 Monroe ST.
Toledo, and Perrysburg, o.
Let no applicant for a pension be dis.
couraged. One man here, named Abbot
has secured pension after trying for many
years. lie received enough back penaion
to buy farm. He surely needed It. So
we go.-Down to-day, up Tomorrow up
to-day, down Tomorrow. Some of the
boys say that in referring to him before
the pension was allowed, I, wa, Old Abbot,
now it ia Mr.. Abbot. We don't know
West Va. Er.
Rev. j. .. Fiterer drove through yes
,erday from Millbury, where he has been
holding protracted meetings in the Evan
gelical church for over Eve weeks past and
is still continuing. In answer to the ques.
tion with what success" he informs us
that the meetings are remarkable in sever.
al respects. About seventy five have start
ed IN the christian life, aud tho meetings
have steadily increased in interest and at.
tendance from the start. In some instances
entire families have been converted and
united with the church. including some o.
the most prominent business men OF the
place.
The boys are making arrangements tc
most thoroughly celebrate Washington,
birthday which is near at hand. Seliis 4
Buffers crchestr. have their bills out fol
the last dnnce OF the season at the Ameri
can House, South Toledo, on the night o
the 22d, and several others OF the town
boys have issued their bills for prize
waltz hop at the Town Hall, Perrysbnrg
on the same night, At IL O'clock a $12
necklace will be presented to the best lady
waltzer in the room. The necklace is now
on exhibition in the show window of Mr.
C. FinkLeiner. The Wnterville orchestra
i. To furnish the mu,ic, and supper will be
served mt the Exchange Hotel.