Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-02-17

Remember the Matinee FOR school
children and parents at the Town Hall
next Saturday afternoon ataP. M.
Mr.. W. e. Escott has opened up
select dancing school at the Town Hall,
W hich occupies the Hall every Friday
evening.
Marietta centennial celebration num-
Der 2 is appointed TO begin on Sundays
July 10Th, and will be protracted through
several days.
A new counterfeit Of The i've dollar sil-
yer certificate is repctted In the land. 1t
ia about three-sitteen,hs Of an inch shorter
than tn genuine, but it's general appear
ance is good and liable to deceive.
And now Mr.. VIM Barton comes
10 the front and proposes to assist in
lifting the veil OF prejudice" from the
eyes of the people. Read his advertise
ment to get his views on this subject.
An exchange laments the,fact that other
peoples tongues may make you miserable,
but II will rot mend the matter for your
tongue to make them miserable. Turn
the other cheek brother and cheek ii
through.
MIR. s. L. Baker, foreman of Oswald
Bros.' mill, had hts hand badly Iacerated
by buzs saw ON Tuesday, which re-
quired the ampaiation Of three fingers,
the operation being performed by DIR.
Schooiey Of Milton Center.
Sec bills for particulars OF Mr.. F. c.
Romkey's greatest Slereop,icon entertain
ment ever produced in this country.
Some of his views cost from S4 to $5
each in Paris, and will reflect a picture
80 feet in diameter where the stage will
permit.
-Nellis's oachesira did not play for the
Indian War Whoop that was to be given
at Weston last Friday night. Modoc oil
and Katonks had but little effect on the
citizens of that place. so the heroes of the
Ls7a Beds were obliged to seek other quar-
ters to dispose Of their medicine.
Any man who has a fair education
and good initiative faculties can pass
himself off for lord, count, earl, mar
Quis, or bishop, and nothing but posi-
tive identification can expose him, 1t
Ia different with woman. Whatever
she is naturally will come out the first
time she gets mad.
Don't forget that /: always pays to
encourage first-class entertainnients
such as we have enjoyed this winter
aud such as will be at the Town Hall
next Saturday and Monday evenings,
with matinee on Saturday afternoon.
It encourages good entertainments to
come 10 the town,
The daughters of Rebeckah, of Ruby
Lodge, No. 154, Maumee, will give pleas
ant musical entertainment, addresses, ETC.,
at Union Hall, that city, on Tuesday eve
ming next. Feb. 81. Twenty-Five yards OF
carpet will be disposed of at lottery dur
ing the evening. Several members Of the
lodge reside IN Perrysburg. Admission,
10 cents.
The penalty has now been fixed for
the man who will not keep his side
walks clear from snow and ice. 1t is
rather severe, but it will no doubt help
the matter. A man is notified to clear
his sidewalk. If he refuses he is at once
taken TO Il furnace, cremated, and his
ashes are used to spread on the sidewalk
that was the cause of his death.
H. e ~, 81, ID, Ia.
Times. with Father Crimes" will but
ton their coat down before and walk
over to Portage. E. A. Higgins is to
continue as campaign editor, Whit Nc
Mahon City Editor, Doc. Spencer will
play "Gatli" on four and five column
specials, daily, and Grimes will boss the
campaign editions and keep the books.
A young Dakota schoolma'am who
tied her scholars together with q long
string, and taking the front end herself,
safely piloted them through the blizzard
to farm house three-quarters of mile
away, received dozen offers of marriage
by the first mail, after the storm was
over. All the young fellows out that
way concluded she would do to tie to-
E1.
The Select party that took place al
the Maumee Honse last Monday night il
reported IN one of the most pleasant in
every respect. About ten couple from
Perrysburg were present. Nellis' Orchcs-
ira deserve much credit Tor the excellen;
In. Il Al. n
| aff,ir WAS brilliant one and long to be
remembered by all present who enjoy the
light fantastic.
We direct attention TO the bnsinese
ard Of Me srs. Neilerhon-s & Heg an, aster
who have formed a coIartnership Mt the
old stand Of each, bn,h having done busi-
nes for number nf years AT the presen.
l",Hii"n, corner nf Indiana avenue and
Locust strecs. They are good workuen
In iheir line. Carriage making and Bl ,ck-
smitning. ARE clever gentlemen aud would
lie pleased To ace all their old friends who
may need ANYTHING in their line.
MIR. George Simple, Sr. one-half mile
south of Roncht"n, will hold a public sale
on Tuesday. February %, at which will he
offered a general line Of farm implimenis
and stock on nine anihs time. Mr.. Shi-
pie has reached the age to retire from
~ciive contest with farm life, aud we I'M
derstand intenJs buying II home and locat-
ing in Perrysi'nrg. Arrangements have
been made with local agents TO sell "Come.
back Tickets" TO all who wish to attend
the sale by rail.
Under State law the Ohio Board of
Pharmacy hold ak meetings each year to
examine applicants. At the examination
held in Cleveland last October there were
81 applicants to be examined as Pharma-
cists, and AZ applicants for Assistant Phur.
macists. OF theseonly 2lout of the 81 pass.
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