Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-10-01

troubled in his mind in regard TO the time
and manner in which Wood county was TO
free herself from the burthens. of debt be-
ing heaped upon her.
so cents buys Jersey Jacket, at
FINKBEINERs.
All interested parties should remenl-
her that the fair of the Wood County
Fair Co, will open at Bowling Green on
next Tuesday and continue through the
week, closing on Saturday. Prof. Jeakle's
Pony Hippodrome is advertised as one OF
the leading features,
"A cure cure Tor Ringbone, SPAWN
Curb or Sp,ini, in horses. No cure no pay,
w. P. Scott, Perrysburg, Ohio.
Miss Mary Franey, who has taken
n summer vacation, has just removed her
dressmaking rooms from Centennial
block and taken rooms in the second
story of the Library building, where
she will be pleased to see her old friends
and patrons,
"A full line of School Books, States
Pads, Pens, Pencils, &C., Tor town and
country schools, at A. r. .CHAMPNEY's.
-"What is that big-iron thing, full of
holes asked Laura. Locomotive boiler,
said Tom. Laura looked thoughtful. At
ter moments silence she askek Why do
they boil locomotives ?" Tom looked amaE-
ed "fo make 'em tendor," he said slowly"
r. j. Burdene.
Canton Flannels from cents yard
up TO II cents, at
BARTON & AvEhILL's,
Mr.. John Holliger has sold his 45
acre farm, east OF town, to Mr.. John
Schraum. He says there is no money
in renting farm and keeping up the
taxes, and take the risk of the one-man
ditch law at any time they can pur-
suade a man that it will be greatly to
his advantage to put in a bid for ditch.
-ZephyrR, and Embroidery Silks,
FINKBElNER's.
The Toledo Commercial boasts OF the re-
ported fact that on the lst of January, 1887
the debt Of Toledo will be $50 900 less
than it was OH the 1st of January, 1886,
This they hope will enable them to get
money at cheaper rate of Interest in the
future. But why should itS Is not al
the property of Toledo holden for debts
thus contracted, ii the bonds are legally is
sued
Ladies and Children's Gosimers, and
Gents and Boys Rubber Coats,
FINKBEINER's.
"A Tilfin, Ohio, special says that bed
of coal fifteen feet thick was passed
through in boring for water on farm
near New Washington (Which is in the
northern part of Crawford county, at the
depth of 1875 feet, and at twenty feet deep
er another vein of coal six feet thick was
struck and then some gas. If that coal
story is true, it knocks geological theo-
ries endwise once more.
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Spectacles
Special attention given to Repairing, AL
Warranted. JOHN ZURFLUH, a5 Mon
roe ST. Toledo.
AT the Children's Home in Warren
county, few days ago, bright boy VIA
discovered 10 have SIX pieces Of pie on his
plate. Being asked by the matron how
that all came about he declared that this
pieces were all his, and being pressed for
an explanation he stated that he had beer
making bicy cles for the other boys ant
that they had agreed to give him theil
shares Of pie at dinner, and they had hon,
eslly complied with their contract.
1t is only within few years that an
use was found for old scrap tin. All effort
to reclaim the tin by smelling were failure,
At last some one happened to think that
place it around the outside OF The founda
tion walls Of buildings, and TO use it be
meath the flooring OF cellars, would be I
render new buildings vermin proof. Th
plan was tried and was big success. Yo
3 can imagine how tired rat would get try
7 ing to burrow through lot OF sharp an
Jagged Tin.
The Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayto
stockholders at their meeting Thursda
OF last week, resolved to Issue preferre
stock to take up bonds now bearing iv'
six and seven per cent. The preferre
g stock is 10 be redeema BILE In three years
e the option Of the company, with gaurar
Q teed dividend of six per cent, TO be deferre
y until redeemed. II the redemption is to
10 postponed for ten years the dividend is
" be four per cent. The amount OF stock
+" be issued is about $1o,oO0,oo0.