Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-11-26

scores another that she begins to wonder
who invented wrinkles.
The Dayton & Michigan Railroad of
flcals visited McComb few days since
for the purpose of considering the prac-
tibility of extending the Deshler & Nc
Comb branch to Findlay.
Full line OF School Books and Sch 90
Stationcry,at FINKBErNER's.
-Bradner, this county, is reported TO be
without minister within its corporate
limits. They should wake up over there
and either get minister, !live local
newspaper" or natural gas.
AT Lima, Saturday night, 100 employ
es Of the d. & NJ. Road led by band
marched to the residence of Black, late
Master Mechanic, and presented him with
fine horse, harness, new buggy and cut
ter-an entire driving outfit, each article
oil which was beauty.
-Findlay has so men putting down gas
mains under the direction of the Council
for the City Gas Co. They lay their pipe
by daylight and cover it up by gas light
at night. No time lost when they get in
hurry over there.
i'm room where there is n constant
fire the atmosphere becomes so dry as to
cause an unpleasant. dry feeling in the
head. This may and should be obviSted
by keeping vessel of water on the stove
to evaporate, and thus slightly moisten
the air.
Can any one explain why it is that
prophets can only foretell something in
the nature of disasters Why don't
they tell us to look out for two weeks of
delightful weather, fine rain for the
turnips, dollar bushel for wheat, or
boom in real estate?
-Ladie's and Children's Gosimers, and
Gents and Boys Rubber Coats,
FINKBEINER's.
November, the eleventh month of
the year, is nearly gone. 1t is month
1t is the portals through which we pass
fr ON the glorious autumn weather to
blustery, bitter winter. Henc it gen.
orally has for us but few pleasant days
or little bright skies
The geographical sociable" is new
thing in social gatherings devised by
some ingenious church women. The
gentlemen have badges bearing the
names of the county seats in the State,
and the ladies wear badges with the
name of the counties upon them. Part
ners for the evening are thus secured.
Ohio ranks first in agricultural inn
plements and wool second in petrole-
um, iron, steel third in wheat, sheap,
coal, malt and distilled liquors fourth
in printing and publishing, salt, miles of
railway, and soap; fifth in mich cows,
hogs, horses, hay, tobacco and iron ore
and A /, politically speaking, as the
best Mexicanized state in the Union,
North or South.
Germantown German Knitting, Stock
ing, and Saxony Yarns, all Shades, Grades
and Colors, FINKBEINERs.
The Bee announced change In the
propIietorship Of the Biwling Green Ga
sette on Monday, A. w. Rudulph and Ho-
mer Frederick having purchased the es-
tablishment from A. B Smith "and olhers"
Who are the others ? The d G. Democrat
claims, as il has all along, that it Is and
has been "bastard Democratic paper"
owned by Republicans and operated in the
interest of the Republican party. 1t also
clsims that Frederick and Rudulph have
owned half interest since Boyd went out,
and that they will take charge of the
other half ON Dec. lat.
Ladies' and Children's Underwear
Stockinetle and Hosiery, very cheap.
FINKBEINER's.
The numerous accidents resulting
from the removal of traction engines by
steam power over the public highways, IN
the frightening oil horses, etc., has set the
people to thinking about legislation TO put
a governor" on the operations of such We
hicles. BY request Of one of the Represen.
tstives of Lucas county, Rnel Alden, OF
South Toledo, has drafted the outlines Of
law for the purpose 10 be submitted TO the
Legislature this winter, subject 10 sugges-
lions and amendments. Az n suggestion
how would lew tanned human hides,
black or white, thrown over the machine
TO denden the noise and s,ght. do to miti-
gate the evils resulting therefrom,
Work COmmenced.-The work Of