Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-01-22
I.OOwL MATTERS


books that have just been put on tho shelves at
the Way Library, which We will publish next
week.
The Toledo Post calls upon It's readers
TO look out for another society senation
soon at Bowling Green.
Have mercy on your wife no smell,
no moisture, no rags, no burns, no scalds.
Buy her an Odorlcss kettle.
The derrick, machinery, ETC.. has been
from the gas we'll across the riv-
er, but we cannot sniff any gas yet.
The intelligent composilor who set up
the notice OF an cold time friend" as an
old time fraud" is still living but goes on
crutches.
Tho blizzard advertised TO. put in an sp-
pearance W dnesday, failed to make its APP
pearanee. We are quite willing that they shall
spend their time and energy with the people
where thoy originated.
We are Informed that there will be a
ball at the American House, South Toledo.
on Monday night next, to which all lovers
OF the Terpsichorean art are invited.
"A full line of School Books, States
Pads, Pens, Pencils, &C., Tor town and
schools, at A. r. CHAMpNEY's.
--Luze,na Copus, aged l3, was received
yesterday from Wood county and assigned
to No. IL. She was accompanied to the
Home by her mother and little brother.-
Soldiers Orphans Home Weekly.
The Mayor OF Kenton has closed all
the gambling dens of that town. What
would be left worth living for If the
mayors OF many other towns would "follow
suit" or deal from the bottomp
The Masonic Relief Association OF
Toledo, in the year 1885, paid for the in
surance of deceased members $26, ,129.
Since organization OF the association S231,
900 has been paid to families OF deceased
Masons.
1t was reported short time since that
Findlay had secured a nitro-glycerine
factory. Should it explode like the one
at Toledo over a year ago. il will shoot the
bottom out of Findlay as well as out of
the gas wells.
The person who was born on the z9tl
day of February, will have 10 wait eight
years FOR birthday after February 29lh
1896. In 1900 February will have but
twenty eight days, although leap year.
This occurs once in two hundred years and
ulwavs In the oud huud rod
Miss Florence Nightingale, It would
appear, is as tender toward her feet as to
humanity. She will have none of the
modern Instruments OF torture made by
the fashionable bootmakers, aud ia accus.
toned TO plant her siockngel foot firmly
on piece Of leather, draw the outline of
ITS figure aud have her shoe made to cor
respond exactly with 1t.
-Aver's Hair Yigor improves the beau
ty OF the hair aud promotes its growth.
1t imparts an attractive appearance, de-
ligh,ful and lasting perfume. 1t stimu-
latss the roots, cleanses the scalp, and
proves itself ro be tho beat and cheapest
article for toilet use.
A fine assortment of Box Paper, Al
bums, Pocket Books, Purses, Jewelry,
Hair and Clothes Brushes, very cheap,at
A. X. CHAMPNEY's.
-Wouldn't il be more modext II the ed
i,ors of the Bowling Green Democrat would
confine themselves to publishing their
aud ,,f, thss.
public Offices, and let the Democrats of
Tiffin run the PostofIice business to suit
Themselves? II seems to us they are best
able to Judge whether they want Lloy d
Lease ior Postmaster or uGt.-Fremon,
Messenger.
The reports from postmaslers on the
special delivery system indicate very de.
cidcdly that before the system becomes
permanent, important changes will have
to be made in il. In small Offices il il
not going to pay. Already good many
messengers have thrown up tue job in
disgust. In most of the Offices tile mes.
sengers have not earned 81 II week. In
many C ities of considerable sixe the 10.
cal postage does not pay tle carriers
Farmers are warned to look out for
The "Corn Shelter Swinjle," the agent OF
the "Amerlcan Grange Cultivation Com
pany," the stranger who wants TO buy
straw stacks for paper mill, the agent OF
New York Organ Company, and we
might add that you need not look out for
the dollars invested in Bohemian cats
ior they will never return 10 you. We
groop these swindles by title, to save space
in detail, as they IRE coming thick AND
fast this winter.
-Finkbein0r, has in at very low prices
Underwear. Winter Caps, Gloves, Nit
.,ens, Wooden Shirts, White Fancy Shirts
CuAs, Neck Ties, and Gents Furnishing
Goods; also Jewelry, Pocket cutlery
School Books, Albums, Story and Pocket
Books, Combs. Brushes, Notions, Fnnc,
Goods. Framed Chromos, Picture Frames
&c. Don't fail to call.
AIR. and SiFs. G. T. Dsteman, Of Eleventh
street. lately finished number of fns pictures,
Mr.. Bsteuan is especially happy on fruit ant
flowers. His latest work "Apples,"is worthy
the fame bis other pictures hsye won for him
Mrs. Bateman has just given the last touche
to an ideal lead of"Hypats," and It is a beau
tifui creation, indeed. 10 make the classi,
face express the deOp intellectually necessary
to portray the noble Grecian woman, was the
work Of the spirit aud understanding, alonI
with trained and skil'fnl fingers. Mrs. Bate
man has just hung an exquisite bit Of Florid,
scenery, which she skstched from nature, aud
is now at work on child's head for the ap
proaching exhibition Of the Association. To
ledo is growing in art and those who do he
honor. should merit every recognilion.-T -TSled
Rec.
-Au exciting trial occurred between wn
Barnes and Geo. Kazmaier before Esquir
Curtis on Monday. It appears that a Co
was taken up az an estray some two years az
by Barnes, aud recently sold TO Johu SchwinC