Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-07-23
LOCAL MATTERS .

boou thoW heretofore.
Look out for Mr.. Chas. T. WallSces
new advertisement next week.
--"After hsrvesp everybody ID going to
pay everybody all they owe everybody.
o, wont 1t be joyful.
notwithstanding all the modern i'm
provcmenis Of husbandry, the mstrimoni AZ
harvest is still gathered with the cradle an d
threshed by hand.
Easter cards, at FIxKBrMrR's.
The new ish an game laws are to be
rigidly enforced Detectives are to be en-
ployed By the State Commissioners, and
the highest penalties will be inflicted.
The Ohio Board of Pharmso- WIN be
in session at Toledo, Ohio, on Thu rsday,
August Sd, Cleveland, Ohio on Monday,
October 11th, FOR the benefit Of .hoss per-
sons who deaire to register as Phsr N aclsts
or assistant Pharmacists.
MIR. James Purdy. Of Mansfield, wn owned
large interest In real estate, including the
Purdy Mills with 6ne water fsciliiies at Grand
Rapids, died at his home last week at the ad-
vanced age Of % years.
The Finance Committee or The Buglo Call
entertainments in Tcledo have got their books
about squared up and find they have cleared a.
bout or little over %, 900 90, which may be re.
garded as very satisfactory results, which
were fully merited by The character of fhe enter
ainments given.
q. Mr.. Cbss. r. Cook, who got lonesome at
Bowling Greer, came over on Thursday even
ing last and carried off one of Perrysbnrg's fail
daughters, Miss Phinny Mills, after the usuaar
ceremonies that unite two souls with but sim
gle thought, for life journey. The JOURNAL
wishes them successful voyage.
Young Men, call at Ffnkbeiner's and
see that nice lot Of latest style neck wear.
Alter January 1st, 1887, applicants for
teachers certificates in Hancock county
must have sufficient acquaintance with
sta ndard works Of fiction and sufficient lit
erary taste 10 write connected original
review OF them, the. length Of the conipo-
sition to be from GOO to eco words.
Sam Jones tells 1t straight, that the
only difference nowadays between a little
society girl and big society girl Is that
one has her dress cnt abort at the bottom
while the other has hers cut short at the
op.
All Kinds of Wall Paper and Ceiling
Decorations, at A. K. CHAMpNEY's.
A lady writes: "I have used Ayers
sarsaparilIa in my family for many years,
and could not keep house without 1t, For
the relief of the pains consequent TO the fe
male weakness and irregularities, consd-
er It without AN equal"
Lots Of the little boys who walked
around with two eyes, ten fingers, full
set of eyebrows aud eyelasherS, a pair OF
ears, and an unchanged nose before the
glorious Fourth now have a much less
complete assortment 10 boast of.-Otta,ca
Sentinel
School Books, at FfSKBE1NER's.
The season Of the year has arrived
when explosions OF boiler. OF portable en-
ginea used in threshing Wheat will be fire.
quent' These disasters, usually 80 de-
structive to life and property !, are the result
Of worn out boilers and incompetent engin-
eers, both of which should be avoided ms
lar IA possible. II is not profitable to run |
risk In this direction.
Great care should be taken, BY the people |
in town, to keep their premises and dooryards
clean. This is the time OF year when the heat |
Of the SUI ;erments aud decomp poses refuse mat. |
Ter and envolves the germs OF disease; conse-
quently feyers of varions forms are more pre- |
valeut now than at any other Season. BY Civ |
ing this matter your prompt attention much |
suffering NAV be ayerted, and many dollars in |
medical bills be saved.
1--WE are acquainted with quite number of |
persons who "get more papers than can read
now" and do not want a local paper-as long
as they can borrow II from a neighbor. These
fellows always take "family journal" publish: |
ed in New York or somewhere, containing |
thrilling aud bood-curdllng rOmances, such as
make the young reader despise home and yearn
for the day when they can break sway from |
home restraints and go ont into tie far West
an become "bad men" and die with their |
boots ou.- 0tia,oa Sentinel.
The horses in the United States are III |
proportion OF about one TO every six in
haBitahts. The Scientific American is re-
sponsibe for the statement, also that the |
horse population OF New YorR city ia be-
tween sisty and seventy-6ve thousand, oil |
which six thousand are used in public ear
riages, an equal number IN onnibuses, and |
ten thousand In street cara.
A full line OF Schoul BOOKS, Slates
Pads, Pens, Pencils, &C., Tor town and |
country schools, at A. r. CHAMPSEY's.
George Alfred Toahsend (Gath) says
that he has written an average of 10000 |
words week for the las, twenty five years.
This woulL aggregate SO. 000,o 900 words, or
about 26. 600 columns of newspaper mat
ter. II would make $50 volumes Of 800 or
700 pages each-a library in itself just
how ihuth OF this has been sent over the
wires as "speciup Ia only known 10 Gath"
and j. II. McLeRh.
-Elegan, Designs in jewelry at
FtNKBEtNER5
The Fourth Brigade o. N. g. will en-
camp at Sandusky City froth the 18th Of
kugasl to the 2elh. Sanddsky Cily's cit-
sens are arranging things in first class
manner TO receive their visitors, and will
no doubt treat the "sojer boys" with all the