Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-12-03
Have your clothes wringer repaired

at j. H. Marshall's.
You can save money by buying
your Tinware and having your Repair
ing d one at ]. II. Msrshsll's.
~. II. Msrshall has Hne assott-
ment Of Homemade Tinwarc which he
10 selling ut very low price.
"A Tri.county Teachers meeting was
held at Grand Rapids on Saturday last.
Mt which there were about 80 teachers
present. An interesting program was
executed.
Tho beet overcoat for $500 In the
market, at A. WILLIAMS.
We direct attention TO the Prospec-
tus Of tho Toledo Evening Bee which ap-
pears In this issue. II 10 q cheap paper
for the vast amount Of local and general
news contained therein.
Tho gentlemen engaged In sinking
the gas well reached the depth OF 100 IT.
at midnight Tuesday night and lost
their drill, but succeeded in getting II
again yesterday afternoon and will COM
menoe work ngain to-day. They are
still in solid rock, which shows that we
built on good foundation.
Don't fail to see our Stock Of Cloaks
before you buy. A. WILLIAM.
An exchange says that when suit
10 brought against city for injuries re-
ceived by defective sidewalks. the own
or Of the property which the sidewalk
fronts Is made defendant with the city
and eventually the costs fall upon the
owner. II will therefore be seen that
every property owner must see that his
walk h kept in good shape for his own
safety.
Desiring to give some figures to
show how newspaper orphans. as we'll as
other orphans, can be robbed, which
will require some attention to our books,
and desiring to run down to Lima this
morning, on an invitation to see an oil
well shot. we have not the time to pre-
pare statement to Offset the Sentiners
claim this week, and shall keep them on
tho anxious seat awsek longer.
Wool Underwear for Ladies and
Gentlemen, at A. WILLIAM.
Young man, how are you spending
your winter evenings. Are you wasting
them by mere temporary engagements.
which are employed to kill time"
Are you 20 spending them that the close
Of the winter you will be no stronger in
knowledge. which is power, than you
wsre when tho long evenings began
II 20, had you better not change your
course aeonoe,. and provide for such use
OF your evenings as may prepare you for
usefulness
Ribbons, all Grades and Colors,
FINKBEINER's.
1T may be well to explain that every.
body doesn't know the exnct meaning OF
the word honeymoon" 10 be etymol.
ogically correct, bride and groom
ought to extend their honeymoon to four
weeks, tho e1nct period of lunar
month. The honey part Of the word
comes from an old German habit of
drinking metheglin. made from honey,
for thirty days after tha wedding, with
a view to promo.e sweetness Of sticki-
meas likely.-E.
Large supply Of mems and boys
Over Coats. A. WILLIAMS.
"A teacher Of a weak and yielding dis
position, and tolerant of disre,pect does
not secure the love or admiration Of pupils
nor doss brusqas severity secure difference
or good behavior. From the child OF six
ye,rs, In the lowo.t primary class TO the
young man and woman about to graduate.
the principles that Insure good government
are the same. Mild perui,ency On the par,
Of the teacher, n gracious vi Gliding Of what
may be SLOWED and kind denial, admit
ting OF no second appeal, Of what mus, he
refused, secure from pupils both confidence
and respect. -E.
-Gentlemen. YOU will find the best as
sor,ment OF Undertaking. Gloves, Nit
tens. Hs,s. Caps, Shirts, Collar., Woolen
Shirts. Neck Ties, Handkerchi-fa, Muf-
aers and Gents Furnishing Goods, nt the
very lowest Toledo Prices, at
EIEKBEIEEE's.
-"Around the World in Eighty Days"
was presented at the Opera House, To-
ledo, by the Kiralfy Brothers on Satur-
day night. The same parties presented
the same in magnificent style at Phila-
dslphia during the Centennial, with eI-
ira large stage and scenic Accommodations
and with 200 ballet girl's. and 1t is our
honest conviction that IL this spectacu,
lar drama and the Centennial had lasted
until this date that baldheaded fellow.
citizen. whose initials are L. G. W.,
might at this late day be seen occupy.
ing seat near the front row.
We have the best line Of Ladies
Clo~ks This winter that We ever had !;
and guarantee our prices to be the low
est. A. WILLIAMS.
English society women have just
come to tho conclusion that 1t is proper
thing for married ladies to keep their
maiden name In addition to their hus-
bands name. Hitherto IL has been
thought desirable only in the case Of
those who have won reputation for
themselves before their marriage. in the
way of authorship. or as singers, and
actresses, and upon whom a change of
name would entail pecuniary loss.
Now, however, others who have no such
consideration to influence them, begin
to feel that they do not care to so entirely
merge their own identity into that of
another, and that their loss by so doing
is quite as real as II 1t had q monetary
value. This practise Of retaining their
own names 10 no new fashion in the
VIuisad Qtntaa fhnaa xnt doin0 an mos,