Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-06-25

--Fostoria capitalists have purchased
three lots In Bloomdale on which they
propose TO sink gas well and pipe gas to
Fostoria, Eostoria ia bound to have gas
let IL cost what IL will.
An agricultural writer Is very much
grNtitled at the opinion now held by ply
sicians that "raw cows milk is better for
children than boiled" as a raw COW gives
much more milk than boiled one.
The many friends of Rev. W. W. Mix
and wife will sympathize with them in
the loss OF their little daughter, Vera, who
died June 18th, at West Pennington, on
the former home of Mrs. Mix.
The Finday papers and people have
been undergoing warm discussion for
some weeks past and have finally decided
by large majority, In popular vote, to
bond the city for S40,0 900 to lay mains and
distribute natural gas for fuel,
Very stylish Soft and Stiff Hats, also
full line Straw Hats at FINKBEiNER's.
--Messis. Wagar & Tippett, of Toledo,
will accept our thanks for gilt edge invi-
tation TO the 6rst graduating exercises OF
the Toledo Business College, Class of $50,
IN which there are nineteen graduates,
The exercises take place this evening.
The compliments of the Class Of 'S8
oil the Bryan High School, the class num-
berihg seven, are on our table nccompa~
MED by neat program of the exercises
Tor tonight. We cannot be present as
there are other lsh to fry on the Maumee
tonight.
When il is understood that II allowed
to ripen 10 seed perfectly the grass loses all
it's rich Juices, and becomes mere dry straw
woody fbers, little silicate of potash,
and very trifling quantity of vegetable
extractive matter-the Importance of cut
ting il at the right time will he apparent.
The Evening star Club" under the direc-
tion Of Miss Ella Lee, gave very pleasing
concert, vocal and instrumental, on Friday
evening last. The program was well arranged
and in,erspersed with old time down south
melodies and modern music, and was rendered
iu manner that showed the actors were at
home in either. They receiv ed hearty applause.
"A heavy thunder storm, accompanied bylal-
most tornado OF wind, visited this section and
did an immense amount Of good and considerable
harm. The ground received thorough Soak
ing, which was much needed, while the wind
visited the wheat in all directions, and 1t is
feared much Of It will not rise again. Several
shade and some fruit trees were destroyed in
town. MIR. p. l.. Mahr returned from Toledo
just after the storm and reports that hail cut
the growing crops down badly down In the
vicinity Of Narengs Island.
Young Men, call at Finkbeiner's and
see that nice lot Of latest style neck wear.
Frank Sewers, Of Slryker, was arrested
by the Sheriff OF Williams county last
week and taken before the Mayor at Bryan
where he was bound over in the sum of
81 900 TO awalte the action of the grand
Jury. The charge against him was selling
16 bushels OF Bohemian oats to Rev.
Hersheiser, at $40 per bushel, promising
TO cell the oats raised from this I6 bushels
at 81 per bushel, which lie failed TO do.
Mr.. C. Mckinney was in town few
days ago, having completed the delivery OF
the Atlas of Wood County, published by
Grifling, Gordon & Co. We have heard
no complaints, but 30 far as we have heard
all subscribers are we'll pleased with the
work. 1t is a work OF real value TO those
=. F,I. TT IL.
tanned. Wood county is pretty well map
ped now, and one might predict that 1T will
be an uphill business for map agents TO solic.
il IN this territory for some years to come.
The NJ. E. Sabbath Schools Of Fndlay
were to have Joined the S. s. at Bowling Green
on Wednesday in an excursion over the 7. C. &
s. Road and hold picnic in the fair grounds
The road failed to furnish cars according to
agreement, but wanted to DO the excursion up
in box cars. They were hot built that way and
was not ready for boxing. This gave the S,n.
timei an opportunity for a triple header and
double leader on n. r. Brown. Brewer cannot
forgive Brown for not paying his claims in full
for time checks he secured Of the men who
built the road for Il mere song. And vet they
will tell YOU that honest labor has no cause for
grievancel
Mr.. Joseph Lindsay handed us copy
OF the Peoria (Ill.) Daily Transcript, of the
OH inst, which contains flaming double
column advertisement for Mr.. j, l.. Doug
las, for several wears connected in the
hardware trade in Perrysburg, but of late
,f In
announces that Mr.. d. is the successor to
the Isaac Walker Hardware Co., of that
city, and will conduct the business in the
future, having purchased the immense
stock of the firm for cash. HIS many
friends here will he glad 10 hear of his pros
perity and wish HIM future success.
Full and complete stock Gents Fur
nishing Goods, at very low prices.
FINKBEINER.
Mayor Abbott of Bowling Green has
made known his policy to close every res
taurant and grogshop in the town on Sun
day. His policy meets with opposition
even from some OF the churcl,-going poll
ticians. Pemberville would no more think
OF allowing whisky, cards and other wees
to flourish on Sunday than she would
think of abolishing her churches. II is
strange that moral little town like our
county seat should take offense at sucl,
legislation. She has been greatly in need
OF such an executive for years. Success 10
Mayor Abbou.-PemberriH Reporter.
A full line of Champion Repairs, for
Reapers, Mowers and Binders, at
HALLIDAY Bros.
Toledo proposes to celebrate the
"Glorions Fourth" in good old fashion
ed way" They announce the largest and
grandest parade of military and uniformed
civic societies, Trade Unions. Labor Or
Gaoialiaa II