Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-08-13


which adds greatly TO comfort aud general ap-
tearanco.
The drouth stl)l continues IN this seclion
which is proving great Inconvenience in tho
watering Of stock, as well as heavy losses 10
the damage to the corn crop, late potatoes, frnit
and fruit trees.
--Saxony and Germantown Yarns.
FfNKBEINER'g.
Rev. J. s. Fritterer and family started on
Tuesday to attend camp meeting at Linwood
Park, vermiliou, Ohio, and in consequence ot
his absence there will be no services al tie,
Evangelical church on Sabbath next.
Mr.. Geo. scheets, the enterprising little mcr-
chant OF East Toledo, makes his annual bow TO
all Wood county friends In our advertising col
umns this week. Those who trade In that city
should not fail to sec his stock before purchas
Ing.
The campaign is getting in It's work on the
Irai ones who waste too much time about the
saloons. Tsorrrests 4 were made last evening
by the marshal, aud our police reporter is kept
so busy at Police Court TO- day that he Is not
able to report the result in this issue.
Ladies don't fail 10 call and see those
SOC and Sl.00 corsets, and those Jersey
Jackets, from 75c TO $3.50.
FfNKpEINER's.
MIR. VIM. Barton received his old home pa
per on Monday from Medina, a county seat
town, which announces the vote on local option.
in that city as follows For local option, 355 +;
mot "A nf nto1 NJ
1882. There is not much option about clcsipg
down there.
Mrs. Ualharine Hufford, second wife Of the
late Jacob huiford, was buried at the family
burying ground at l O'Clock Pm yesterday :,
aged rs years and 10 months. She had been
a severe sufferer for year past with stomach
trouble, but was confined TO her bed but Que
week before death.
Ditch Bonds, 80 cents.
REED & MERRY.
The Bowling Green papers keep up a con-
slant how about the big prices their gram mer-
chants are paying for wheat yet there is not
one OF them that publish the market report OF
their town. Ever time a farmer takes load of
wheat to town they send mp yell that they
have the best grain market In Wood county
We are willing to go broke on It that there has
been mo re wheat shipped from North Baltimore
during the past mouth than any other town in
Wood coudty NORTH Buiiih,ore beacon.
Capt. J. G. Purdy, SO well and farorably
known as the Chief of the Toledo Police force,
who was compelled to resign that position in
September last on account Of Ill health, breath =
ed his last at his home in that city on Wednes-
day evening. Capt. Purdy served in the 9th
Michigan Infantry dnring the entire war of the
rebellion, as private, sergeant and Captain, nine
months of which service was in rebel prisons
lie enjoyed an enviable reputation as soldier
and citizen.
"A fine assortment OF Box Paper, AL
buns, Pocket Books, Purses, Jewelry
Hair and Clothes Brushes, very cheap, at
A. X. CHAMPNEYs.
We are IN receipt of large and carefully
executed engraving OF the new Standard Oil
Company Building 20 Broadway, New York
which is noteworthy as the finest business
structure on the greatest commercial thorough
fare of the continent. The enormous granite
pile, 200 feet deep, and almost two hundred fee
in height from foundation stone to pinnacle. is
entirely given up to the executive offices Of the
Company, which is entitled to credit Cor having
added so imposing and enduring an example TO
the great commercial monuments OF the Metrop-
olis. Il is eleven stories above ground.
How easy it is to get rid of money!
A young man will often spend what il has
taken him six days TO earn IN one evening,
while ont with his companions. In as
many hours as he has worked days, his
weeks earnings are gone, and gone where
they have injured rather than benefited
him, How msny young men there are
who thus spend their earnings Phe Sc
cret OF success IS in saving what you earn.
1t Is not necessary TO deprive yourself oi
any reasonable want, but do not waste
your money or worse than waste it. 1t is
good thing TO have.-Er.