Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-03-05

Castle Perry, X. q. X. had the acqnt-
sition oi two new members at their meeting
on Tuesday night, with three more appli-
cations on file. This new organization In
prospering timely.
A full line Of School BOOKS, Slates
Pads, Pens, Pencils, &c. Tor town and
country schools, at A r. .CHAMrNEY's.
The florida Glide Waltz. by viii L.
Thompson, is one Of the most beautiful
pieces of music for piano or organ, ever
published. Any music dealer will mail
Il 10 you on receipt of price, 80 cts.
Five hard.looking cases passed
through, on Tuesday morning from Ken
lucky to the prison at Detroit, three of
whom had been convicted for connterfit-
ting and two for robbing the mails.
The Jubal Club held their semi
monthly meeting at the residence Of
Judge Cook on Tuesday evening, with
fourteen numbers on their program,
which was highly appreciated by few
invited guests.
-Miss Sadie Bloomfield gave very
pleasant social and progressive euchre
party on Monday evening, in honor Of
her friends, Mrs. Madison Wetmore, Of
Haskins, and Miss Bullard.
1t has ieen proven 10 be an rnrar.
donable offense for a MARI ed MN u
wink at another mans wife, especially
when the Object i. to secure "trick'
in progressive euchre. II Is wiser to 60
il alone.
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Spectacel'
Musical Instruments, Strings, etc. Special
attention given to Repairing. AL! War
renled. JOHN ZuRFLuH. SO Monroe St
Toledo and Perryshurg, o.
William Mears. who has relatives in
Portage aud Troy Townships, was killed
almos, Instantly while jumping from a
moving ira in at Millbury one night las
week. lie leaves wife and two children
MIRA. Or. Ellis, Of Bowling Green, de-
livered lecture on temperance at the NJ.
E. church on Sunday evening, also a tslK
to the Sabbath Sthobl children on the
same subject on Snnd ny afternoon.
Mr.. Edwin Gorton, who hrs held The
office of postmaster at Mungen, this cour-
ty, for over twenty years, has sold out and
starteI for Dakota on Wednesday, where
he will make his future home with I
dau ;hler.
Mr.. J. A. Robertson and family weh
to Haskins yesterday to attend the wed=
ding of Mr.. o. NJ. Ulrich, prosperous
young farmer from near Dayton, ant
Miss Mary Robertson. daughter o
Mr. Anelius Rob ertson.
I'VE would call attention 10 the adver
tsment of HEALrH & HOME in anothe
column. A good paper, with premium
worth 81 so is sssldom found. Ladies read j
A gentleman who arrived in this city
from Lima, Ohio, this morning, reports
that Lima people have declared war
on saloons, gambling houses and houses oi
prostitution. At meeting of the Com
mon Council last night an ordinance was
passed ordering all saloons closed at II
o'clock sharp, and gambling houses ant
houses of prostitution TO he closed instanteI
and forever-Bee, Tuesday.
-Finkbeiner, has in at very low prices
Underwear, Winter Caps, Gloves, Nit
tens, woolen Shirts, White Fancy Shirt,
Cuff, Neck Tics, and Gents Furnishin,
Goods also Jewelry, Pocket cutler,
School Bnoks, Albums, Story nhd Pocke
Books, Combs. Brushes. Nations, Fame,
Goods, Framed C,romos, Picture Frames
&c. Don't fail 10 call,
A fine assortment, Of Box Paper, AL
buuis, Pocket Books, Purses, Jewelr.
Hair and Clstlies Brushes, very cheap, at
A. X. CHAMPNEY's.
The City Solicitor Of Toledo has rend
cred tlrcison that the city IL not liable
for damages to private property flom
collision or accident by the fire department
While going or returning from IA fire, ever
When sucI, accidents occur through the
negligence of the fremen. Joe Pop had a
claim before the council for a horse killed
few weeks ago when this decision was
rendered. We would advise the people O
Wood county to keep sobet and look on
for the fire laddies when in the city.
The grand jury found iudictment
against Sidney Thurs,in, he that "traded
horses with Nathan Carpenter, severa
Weeks ago. 1t will he Remembered tina
the Sentinel, until II hea. from the NOR
honorable class of citizens of Bowling
Green, held up it's hands in holy horror a
the idea OF srresiing Thurstin and pre-
dicted that the case would not get beyon'
the grand jury as they would not involve
the county in the expense of hearing th
case. It was stricken with an economics
streak that does not seem TO have struck III
grand jury in the same light.
"A gang of sickle-sharpeners are whe,
ting up the wits Of the farmers near Belle
fontaine. They show up the aharpne
and agree 10 give the farmer one If i
will only use his influence with his neigh
bors. The only return the advance ageI
asks Is for the farmer to sign q vouche
which afterwards proves 10 be note Il
several machines, which a second agel
delivers. The names Of three farmers a
given who we're heeced out OF $3.50, $2l
and $500 respectively Wonder II son
of the same chaps that were prowliI
around here year ago have got sob
enough to work up this trick.
Mr.. Geo. w. Crops and his two neics
Mrs. Alice 8. Newton, OF Cleveland, Al
Miss tibbie Crops, who makes her hon
. with Mr.. Creps, have finally succeeded
getting their suit for damages in the raj
road accident at the crossing Of Elm al
the railroad. June 20, 1884, in operation
the Common Pleas Court. Messrs. Cook
4 Troup are the attorneys for Mr.. Crel
70 and Mr.. Marshall, OF Dayton, attorney