Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-07-16
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LOCAL MATTERS /.
Considerable matter crowded over

Dayton Soldiers Home next Thursday,
July %, II You desire TO see the Home,
and cheaply, this year.
All signs have failed in this locality
and the drouth continues. The crops are
suffering severely. Surrounding localities
have been favored with local showers.
"A full line of School Books, States
Pads, Pens, Pencils, &C., Tor town and
country schools, at A. r. .CHAMrNEY's.
Bellevue, Delaware, Salineville and
other points are moving TO close the sa-
looms under the Local Option clause Of the
Dow Law,
Elegant Designs in Jewelry at
FINKBEINER's.
The JOURNAL furnishes some inter-
esting matter on Fort Meigs this week.
II will be good number to file away
for future reference.
Hon. Octavius Waters, OF Delta,
who was. well known to many of our read
ers in this vicinity some years ago died at
his home one day last week. He was
we'll informed gentleman, brilliant ma
son and very highly esteemed.
Mr.. Andrew Deihm OF Walbridge, was
thrown from his buggy on Indiana avenue
Tuesday and was severely bruised about
the head, .ace and hand. DR.. Monroe
dressed his wounds when lie was driven to
his home.
Young Men, call at Finkbeiner's and
see that nice lot of latest style neck wear.
The Dow law punishes by imprison-
ment and heavy fine any saloon keeper
who sells liquor TO common drunkard, to
one who is in a state OF intoxication, or
who is a minor. This will reduce the num-
a considerable extent. Under this law the
wife OF drunkard can have Il saloon keep
er arrested, fined and imprisoned for sell
ing liquor to her husband, and parents can
do the same TO any one who furnishes
liquor to their minor sons.-Er.
"A fine assortment of Box Paper, AL
buns, Pocket Books, Purses, Jewelry
Hair and Clothes Brushes, very cheap, at
A. X. CHAMPNEY's.
Paper is about 10 mOnopolize another
branch of industry, which is no less one
than the making Of gentlemen's headgear
By new process of manipula tion, hat,
more servicable and finer thsn any now on
the market are made Of wood pulp. They
are impervious TO water and not wanting
in flexibility. 1t is believed that felt hats
will have TO take a back seat as coon as
these new hats can be placed in the mar
Ket in sufficient numbers to supply the de-
mand. They are certain to revolutionizt
the hatler's trade, M they can he moulded
intO any shape or siyle desired and colored
to meet the taste of the public, They
can be made to represent glossy or nap
py appearance.-Er.
Very stylish Soft and Stiff Hats. alsC
full line Straw Hats at FINKBEINER's.
One Of these days fire will break ou
in Lima, and when the firemen throw
water on it 10 put it out the whole towr
will burn down. The water for the watel
works is gathered from watershed ant
swamp near town. Inside this watershed
there are now score or two OF oil wells
and when they flow the oil runs into tht
basin. In time there will be so much oil
in the water that it will take fire and burn
Already the Limaite who drinks home
water as a beverage smells like an OF
we'll. This is why the citizens of Limi
take TO artificial fluids when they ar
away from home.-Cin, Enquirer.
Light Running Davis Sewing Ma
chine, FINKBEINER.
One OF our contem poraries says: al
looking over our exchanges we are fre
quently struck with what seems to us
senseless custom that every day is growing
and becoming more prevalent. A mem
Der of family dies, and forthwith it i
considered the proper thing to extend
Card of Thanks to all who have in an,
way shown sympathy with the sorrowin
friends. A church social is we'll patron
lieu anu Saru VI ihauhH hust oe pun
lished. Such things are fulsome, and i
exceeding bad taste. II You desire I
thank your friends for kindnesses of thes
and many other sorts call upon them an
do SO in person, unless it IL case of yer
extraordinary character"
Full and complete stock Gents Fur
ni-hing Goods, at very low prices.
FINKBEINER,
"A dispatch from Cleveland yesierda
speaks of AN unusual severe storm of WIN,
rain and hail passing over Norlhwester
Ohio on Tuesday night, by which heav
losses were sustained in the destruction {
the growing crops, fences, forest trees, Ell
Shelby and Holmes counties seemed
have been the severest sufferers. Ha
stone as large as hen eggs fell in great pre-
fusion in some localities, destroying a
skyllghts and green houses in its wak'
This accounts for the sudden change
temperature in this locality ON Wednesda
evening, which made oyercoals quite com
Portable. Similar storms passed over Mort
Illinois on Friday last, Central Indiana o
Monday, and destructive storms were qui
general throughout Michigan on Wednei
. day, while destructive floods, the severe
for score of years. are devastating poi
tions OF North.C arolina.
Lost-A az dollar gold piece, worn as
watch charm also a college society bad
!, Greek letters D. K. E. The.inder will be Il
: orally rewarded by returning either to this
fee.