Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-07-09
LOCAL MATTE ERS.

The longest day OF 1886. has passed old
Times milestonc never to return,
Green apples and oramp Ii the
stomach OF the small boy ure now in order
Easter cards, at FrNKDENER's.
An average Of FIVE girls 10 one boy
complete their common school education
in this country.
The old Fourth o. v. I. will hold
their annual reunion at Wooster, on Au.
gust 4th next.
-All!kinds Of Wall Paper and Ceiling
Decorations, at A. Il. CnAMPNEY's.
"A communication on the school question is
at hand, but as II is unaccompnnied with the
writer's name we cannot use Il.
THE Finday Daily Republicans mado lis
frst appearance on Monday. giving that live
little city two daily papers. Success.
School Books, at F1NKDE1NER's.
The Temperance Legion enjoyed a pleas.
ant picnic in Tippecano Park yesterday, with
nothing to mar the happiness of the occasion.
-Millbury, Pemberville, Jerry City, Hoyts-
vile, Custar and Weston are all reported to
have had creditable lth of July celebrations on
Saturday last.
Mr.. J. O. NeG was up 10 Tontogany few
days ago aud informs us that Mr.. II. A, Kiei's
new mill has oil the work Il could possibly
turn out, and the -four was giving excellent
satisfaction.
Another Invoice Of Monarch Shirts,
at FfNKBEINER's.
The butchers OF Toledo have formed them
selves into protective association with the
object in view Of crowding Armour, OF Chicago,
and his plains fed cattle out Of the beef market
Of Toledo.
The Bloomdule natural gas will be
pped TO Fostoria. It is only about six
miles and arrangements for piping it have
been completed.
Too many young men believe that
"the world owes every man living" and
that IL requires no effort on the mans part
TO make the collection.
A full line of School Books, States
Pads, Pens, Pencils, &c, ior town and
country schools, at A. X. CHAMPNEY's.
A clock swindling scheme, that for
its bolduess about equals the Bohemian
oats business, has been recently worked
with great succee in several localities.
Oak Iarbor, Ottawa county, has n
saloon record above any town in the
Union. There is one saloon for every
six,y-two Inhabitants. That beats Fos-
tosia even.-IIGn Ne,rs.
Some fears have been expressed of cholera
in Toledo this season, and tue BE. in,etveve c |
the ply siciaus, board Of health, undertakers,
cemetery trustees, ,tc., and found the health Of
the city in excellent condition, with no indcs
tons OF cholera.
Very s'yli,h Soft and Stiff Hate, also
full line Straw Hats at FISKBEiNER's.
Without rain soon The growing crops will
be failure in this section. Also the fne prus
poets for grapes and other fruits will be Gu,
short, The raspberTies are drying up on the
bushes aud the promised abundant yield OF
black kberries is now virtually ruined.
The greeneyed monster is commenc-
ing to crop ont in The oil regions Of Penn
sylvanIa over the discoveries in Northern
Ohio. The Oil City Derrick thus refers TO
the find in This section. ut is nauseous,
but its Lice"
Some mean masculine affirms that the
great woman question Of the day is "What
did size have on?" Naught but Mother
Hubbard, OF course. A Father Crimes
coat well buttoned down before is healthy
costume lor the male biped this week.
Young Men, call at Finkbeiner's and
zee that nice lot of latest style neck wear.
Language is a sippery thing TO deal
with, as some may find when selectirg
their SMILES. Says a writer: "Speak OF n
mans marble brow, and he will glow with
concience pride, but allude TO his wooden
head and he's mad in minute.
A "society" paper says: at is now
regarded rs the correct thing in bridal
parties for the bride and groom TO arrive
an hour or SO late" After marriage the
groom only will arrive an hour or so
late but il will not then be regarded as
the "correct thing" by the wife.-Ez.
Light Running Davis Sewing Ma
chine, FINKBEINER.
The following from the pen of nm un-
known poet, got around just IN the nick
of time: ~ am coming by and by, you
will hear my plaintive cry, in accents
/ a nt
fng on frolic, but TO give small boys the
collie, sing hey the small green apple that
am"
Boston girl TO Uncle Jamer, far
mer )-Do you like living ON n farm, I'm
Gle James? Uncle James Yes. like il
very much. Boston grl-I suppose il l,
nice enough in the glad summer Time, bu
To go out in the cold and snow TO gather
winter apples and harvest winter wheat
immagine it might be anything but pleas
ant.
"A fine assortment Of Box Paper, Al
buns, Pocket Books, Purses, Jewelr,
Hair and Clothes Brushes, very cleap,at
A. X. CHAMPNEY's.
In northern Indiana, county recorder
refused to allow dealers in abstaclsr access
to the books, calming that the furnishi'
of abstracts is Legitimate part oil the re-
corder's business, without which The oific
does not yield enough to support the mos
economi zeal occupant. The abslract mel
have carried the matter into the conr''
The lower courts have decided against tn
recorders but they have appealed 10 III