Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-03-12
LOCAL MATTERS. e.
MONEY TO LOAN,

CITIZENS BANK.
Flour at 81 20 per sack, and Buck
wheat at cents, at the Perrysburg Ele-
vator.
The next Social Of the Ladies' Centen-
nial Society, will be held at the residence
Of Mrs. Asher Cook, on Friday, March 10,
to which all are cordially invited,
The Jubal Club gave another pleasing
musicale and social at the residence Of MIR. d.
Lampman, on Tuesday evening. The Arion
Quartette filled a few numbers on the program.
--latest Styles Stiff Hats, from 81 to
SO, at FINKBEINER's.
Spring will be here ere long and re-
member that Taylor & Miller have their
Spring Stock Of Wall Paper, Border, etc,
now ready for exhibition, and wish you to
call and see the beautiful new styles.
A small school boy says that he is not
going to learn any more geography lessons
until the world is fully discovered. He
read in paper that the geography of over
half tho globe would be changed by future
explorations and he is going 10 wait,
A full line of School Books, States
Pads, Pens, Pencils, &C., Tor town and
country schools, at A. r. CHAMpNEY's.
The county commissioners have con-
tracted with George Overly for planking
the south half Of the river bridge at Grand
Rapids, ,Nthe comm missioners Of Wood county
contracting for planking the other half of
the bridge Toledo Telegram.
We direct attention to the new ad :
vertisement of Mr.. Chas. 7. Wallace
dealer IN Agricultural Implements, in this
paper. Mr.. Wallace carries fine stock
of goods In his line, and his word is as
good as old wheat when he makes rep
resentation OF bis goods.
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Spectacels
Musical Instruments, Slrings, ,etc. Special
attention given to Repairing. AL! War
rented. JOHN ZURFLuH, 35 Monroe ST.
Toledo and Perrysburg, o.
Herman Severin. one of the night
guards in the work house in Toledo, COM
mitled suicide at ] l o'clock A. NJ. Satur-
day, with revolver shout two hours after
retiring TO his room for sleep. lie leaves
wife and two children who depended up
on him for support No cause is assigned
for the act.
A letter from Anxious" inquirer what
is picnic?" A picnic, dear reader with
the agitaied mind, is going to a damp and
gloomy woodS, getting scared at garter
snake and s,ung by hornets and then
spreading dinner on u damp log and eating
sponge cake and pickles until you feel like
last years ulster with the bucket off.-Er
Hats, Caps and Gents Furnishing
Goods very low. FrNKBEiNER.
There is considerable activity on the
part Of the 6-hermen in getting their
seines and other appurtenances ready by
the time oil the disappearance OF the ice.
II there IL not freshet or rise in the river
to force the ice out, il is believed that
there will be no wealth for those who en-.
gage in usHIub tHib seHsOll.
The excessive feeding of hogs is less
common than it was twenty or thirty year,
ago. Few people now relish pork made
from hogs which have been faitened until
blinded and only killed when the animal,
were unable to walk to their troughs and
eat. Such masses OF lard are not heallhfu
eating, while to most tastes excessively fat
pork is not palatable.
A fine assortment of Box Paper, AL
buns, Pocket Books, Purses, Jewelry
Hair and Clothes Brushes, very cheap, at
A. X. CHAMPSEY's.
n dentist, we take pleasure in reccomend
ing Dr. c. W. Munson, of Toledo. lie il
regular graduate in dentistry, has the old
est dental office in Toledo, centrally 10.
Gated ut l57 Summit ST. The Doctor has
invented mn improved Vitalized Air APP
paratus that is superior to any in use
Call on him when you visit Toledo. 49,f
-Nine-tenths of the Cases of typhoid
fever, II is said, result from having sewe,
there can be a constant and liberal flow
of water, il is almost impossible fDr plumb
ers To prevent the escape of poisonous gns-
es. Few houses thus constructed, il clos
ed for time. will not become ii,le,i will
the most offensive odors AM the fuulest OF
at,uosp sphere.-- Toledo Telegram.
-Jew.Iry, Cutlery, Albums, Wallets
Ladies' Bags, Fancy Goods and Notions
ut FISKBEINER's.
The lIimmelrnan Brothers will accept our
thanks for copy of the Akron Ds"eon, Contain
ing full details of the great oss To Akron b,
the burning of Shoemskers oatmeal mills oi
Saturday, the largest in the world. and inyolv
ing loss of fally 81 900 600, Mr.. s. though
Il WAS disc"urnging tp see the work of a lifetime
swept away in two hours. lie wilt not rcbnii'
but the citizens are EARNESTLY discu ssing the
purpose and hope to secure the Gu operation o
MIR. Shoemaker in the work.
Mr. n. Carpenter found his horse il
the possession of II horse jockey in Find
lay, on Tuesday, and secured the animal
by writ Of replevIn. The Jockey claim
ed To have secured possession OF the hors'
through n conditional trade with Thurs
tin, after Thurslin got into trouble. Ther'
ia report that Thurslin is more securely
hid at the present writing than was the
horse.
Miss Emily French, n domestic in TIN
service OF Mrs. J. E. Parsons, of Toledo
was either murdered or conIsitted suicld.
on Monday afternoon. Mrs. p. was on
calling IN the afternoon and on her retnri
found Miss French lying dead in her (Mrt
Pnrsons) room, with a revolver by her side
As no cause could be assigned for suicide
and there being no MARKS OF powder upo'
her person, it ia surmieed that tramp o