Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-09-10
LOCAL MATTERS I.


--OccaAiOnai small showers keep the grass IN
good growing order.
About sioo 600 has been sent to the ohhrleb-
ton sufferers, and more is still going,
To-day ia the 7sd anniversary of oommo-
dore Perry's victory at Pu,-in-Bay.
School Books, at FtNKBETNERB,
School closed to-day to allow such OF the
pupils as desiroto attend the fair at Toledo.
Mr.. Jas. Cavauaugh and Mr.. M. 5acoby
have an eating stand in good location at the
Tr-State.Fair.
Come in and see our new line OF
Conks. A. WILLIAMS.
MIR. O. A. Powers, of this place, took the
first premium on pears again this year at the
Tri-State-Fair.
MIR. Henry Holm win accept our thanks for
a6asket Of very fine quality of apples sent in
this morning.
Slate Pencils, Pens, &C., at
FINKBEIEEh's.
Alta meeting of The Board of Education on
Thursday evening last, Mr.. Geo. Mills was
selected as janitor for the ensuing year.
Mrs. A M. Getz and number of her old
time friends held and old-fashioned quilting
party, with picnic attachment, yesterday.
All kinds of Wall Paper and Ceiling
Decor ations, at A. r.. CHAMPNEY's.
-The several departments of our schools
opened on Monday with all the teachers at their
posts Of duty. aud larger attendance of pupils
than last year.
Mr.. Samuel Featherstone, soh of Mr.. Steph =
en- Featherstone, former resident of this place,
is one of the parties looking after machinery as
'aken down at the planning milh
Extra value in White Crochet Bed
Spreads, at A. WILLIAMS.
The Rev. Edward n. Atwill, d. D., Dean
will preach aud administer the Holy Conmun-
ion in St. Pau's Episcopal church, South To-
edo, next Sunday. Service at 3 P. NJ. Sept. H..
We are rather out ofrange for Counts to
strike this section. but it is reported and credit.
ably substautiated that we had a visit from
genuine French Count compile Of weeks ago.
You can find o nice line OF Clocks
very cheap, at FINKDEINER's.
Mr.. Jas. p. Averill was elected on Tuesd ay
evening to represent Castle Perry, X. G. n. at
the fourth annual session of the Grand Chapi er
of Ohio, 10 be held at Cincinnati next Tuesday
18th inst.
Rising Sun, this county. took a, vote on
local option on Monday astresnlting in ~ votes
Iot closing the saloons 10 26 against 1t is report
ed that the council will pass an ordinance 70
close tue saloons on October 25,h.
Excellent new line of Mems and Boys
Hats, at Rock Bottom prices.
A. WILLIAMS
The Chidr-n's Mission Band Of the Evan
gsical Church, will give au entertainment a,
said church on next Sunday evening. The
program will consist of Singing, Recitations
Exercises, Dialogues, &c. cordial invitation
extended to all.
Toledo is considerably torn up over the
''coal oil Oct opus" which is making the eff orr
to secure the privilege OF laying mains ough
the city for natural gas, without restriction OF
regula tion as tn prices to be charged. The
movement is claimed to be backed by the Stan
dard Oil Co., which is classified AS an Octopus
The Bee and Commercial have changed ends in
the coal oil or ctopus ccker.
--Saxony and Germantown YARNS.
FINKBEINER's.
1t is the opinion that the Tri State-F Fair /.
not as good this year as it was last, but last yea,
they had miserable week and lost mouey
while they have had splendid weather this wee k
and will make fortune. The dog show and
several other features are very attractive ihi:
year. There were reported 20 900 penpls pres
eut on Wednesday and the jam was simply i'm
mense Yesterday, reported at 40 900, the largest
| attendance ever IN the grounds.
A full line of School Books, Slatet
Pads, Pens, Pencils, &c, Tor town ant
country schools, at A r. CHAMPNEY's.
We are In recep, of the first number of the
"Na,ionsl Poultry and Pets" published at To.
ledn by MIR. Charles Caughling, an oldcn tim e
printer. publisher and reporter of Toledo. As
a'mos, every family are now interested ID roul-
try, and large number in PETS" il would
seem that the bars are down and the field
wide open for paper representing these inte r
ests Come up Charlie" and we viii post you
an orphan pets l. It FOR us 10 provide for.
Ditch Bonds, 80 cents.
REED & MERRY.
Wear in reselpt OF copies of the Foriac
Highland FrTs, neat seven column paper
published at Sorrento, Florida, the home o
| Charlie Adams and number Of others iron
Wood county. One of tue issues contains .
lengthy description Of the orange grbYe Of Mr.
| Adams, which very fully dsposes of the pre-
vaing idea in the north that the orange trees
of that section were either destroyed or damag
ed by the frost last winter. The article state:
kal Mr. Adams grove contains ! 400 trees
Of various varieties, the budded trees cOmmenc-
ing to ftull three years ago. There are
greater number of trees bearing this year than
there were last, Notwithstanding the frost. !
speaks %! the grove as a very handsome one
that attracts the attention aud admiral ton o
visitors.
Full stock of Fashionable Hats an,
Caps just in. FINKBEINER's.
"A clergyman in an Indiana towl
preached sermon few Sundays ago oil
the sin OF betting on elections. The lead
ing official in the church, a halter ,l,as sinn
resigned his membership and joined an
other church.-EI.
Sec our new line OF Gents Neck Ties
10 to 10 cenIp each, less than you can bu.
them elsewhere. A. WILLIAMS.
October 1sl. all posioffces in the Uni
ted States and Territories are 10 be specia
delivery Offices; and when any rackag
OF mail matter has special deliver.
stamp affixed, the postmaster must see Iha
it is Immediately delivered, il received be
tween the hours of IA, N. and 9 p. NJ.