Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-04-16

musicale at the residence of Mrs. Dr.. RheIn-
frank on Wednesday evening, which was large
" attended aud highly appreciated by invited
guests.
DIR, Monroe last week called Dr.. Jones
Prof. at the Homeopathic College, Cleveland,
for consultation In the case of Mrs. VIM. Crabb,
who has been great sufferer from cancer for
several months past. DR.. Jones confirmed the
diagonsis Of the case made BY DR.. Monroe.
The Temperance Legion held their quar-
terly election of officers at the Walnut Street
Church on Sunday last, with the following re-
suit.
Superintendent Carrie Pierce.
Assistaut-Fred Champney.
Secretary-C Lawrence.
Treasurer-Wille Rheinfrank.
Organist--Daisy Lampman.
The West Huron Sporting Club
slaughtered 1910 muskrats in less than
three weeks They sold the skins in Sam
dnsky City for 81 cents each, or $644,7o
for the lot.
Hats, Caps and Gents Furnishing
Goods very low. FINKBEiNET.
Some one sensibly remarks that fast
walking horse is OF more practical value
to every farmer and to every man who
has use for horse than a trotter, and
says 1t is strahge county and town fairs
managements do not offer premiums for
fast walking horses.
The Bncyrus people are having hard
I,,,tr - IrtlI;,r hot III f.o-
guenily getting their drill stuck in the
hole. In comparing the altitude Of Buoy.
tus with Firdlay, the journal says: Bnl
cyrus is 434 feet above the level of Lake
Erie, and 900 above sea level. FindlaS
is 43e feet above the level OF Lake Erie.
A full line of School Books, States
Pads, Pens, Pencils, Re, tor town and
country schools, at A r. CHAMPSEY's.
Friday evening, April S0th, Rev. c.
w. Taneyhiil of Bowling Green, will give
the fourth in the course of Entertainments
being given by the NJ. E. Church. The
Rev. gentleman. will erect "Chau,auqua
Biblical Bridge" before the audience.
This cuutse of Entertainments so far has
been both popular and successful
Mr.. }. c. Leydorf is now getting a
fine supply OF fish from the several
grounds along the river and they are OF
the finest quality that have been caugh
for years. The rise in the river and thu
pound nets heing destroyed in the bay by
the storm last week, promises 10 be
bonanza to the up river fishermen. 1t il
an i'll wind that blows nobody any good
--latest Styles Stiff Hats, rom 81 t,
So, at FINkBEINERs.
Even the very atmosphere that W,
breathe seems to have been "uncons titu-
tional" for three or four weeks past, and |
has made plenty of business for the doctors
We are fully convinced that the old adage
that "an east wind blows nobody any good
Is as true as preachin'. This week th,
temperature is balmy and lovely and aug
gests 'sprn fever as the prevailing dis
| ease.
All kinds of Wall Paper and Ceiling
Decorations, at A. r. CHAsfPNEfs.
Spring styles in snake stories, it may
be said, will almost entirely ignore the
rattler. The glass snake, which break
up when touched, the pieces afterward
reioining on the sly, promises to be tn
popular thing. Bunches Of torpid serpents
dug up by quarrymen, will be in hvo
for a few weeks. Summer styles, alread,
produced here and there for inspection
include some very fine puffadders found il
books. The picnic garter snake remains
OF course, a staple.-Er.
-Jewelry, Cutlery, Albums, Wallet
Ladies' Bags, Fancy Goods and Notions
at FfNKBEINER's.
| About o'clock Wednesday evening
the quiet of Genoa was aroused by tn
report that Garret Golbaker had beel
killed by his wife. He was jealous of he,
went home drunk, qnarreled with hel
about his supper being cold. She hat
locked herself in her room. He attempt
ed TO force the door open and when in th
act OF entering the wife fred 32 calibe
revolver at him, the ball entering th,
mouth, killing him instantly. Mrs. Col.
baker is in Jail awaiting hearing.
"A fine assortment OF Box Paper, AL
bums, Pocket Books, Purses, Jewelr
Hair and Clothes Brushes, very cheap, at
A. X. CHAMPNEYs.
The Jsgsrsonian, In its issue of Wed
nesday, April s. 1885, demonstrated tha
"house with one cook siove, four heat
I ing stoves and thirty burners could be ru
the gear through for $780," Why can
not be done now? Under present man
agement that would cost at least $64.0(
Why should every consumer In the city
compelled to pay that much in proportion
The taxpayers ask nothing but what
right in this matter, and they do not pro
pose to quietly submit to what is mani
testify wrong. Findidy Republican.
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Spectacle
Musical Instruments, Strings etc. Speci
attention given to Repairing. All Wa
ranted. JOHN ZURLUH, So Monroe S
Toledo.
We have heard it frequently remarl
ed that Mr.. and Mrs. 30 and 30 wa
everything. II is a mistake. There n
things nobody wants. Nobody wants ne
ralgia, nor toothache, nor protested note
nor friends who want to borrow five doll'
tor day or two nor colicy babies, Il
!. balky horses, nor servant girls with IL
, lowers, nor mother in-l laws, nor wives "
scold; nobody want warts, nor corns, I
gray hairs, and not many people pray
twins. Nobody wants poor relation, q
&c smoky chimneys. nor tax bills, nor rats
Sc SSc the cellar, or their neighbors hens; l
10 body wants to be beat for Office. and