Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-04-06

SnuIhN CHHNUtb tnlb htCtlOU lOT TIE llc
sketches and lectures of john b. Cough.
New Spring Clothing.
do do Hats.
do do Party Ties.
do do Fancy Shirts.
do do Underwear.
Chiljren's Suits,
Sodawaier Hats,
Ribbons aud Fancy Goods,
Clocks, Books aud Jewelry.
Largest stock aud lowest prices. Don't
fail to examine these goods. All goods
warranted AZ represented.
FINKKEINER's.
-Loverr ot wild flowers will be glad TO
learn that Mr.. Il, L. Sterns, bolanisi, Of
81 Union Square, New York, renews this
Spring his offer Of last season to name.
without charge, plnnls in flower (and
ferns) Several hnndred specimens, from
Massachusetts, Florida, Texas, Dikota and
many intermediate points, were thus nam-
ell 10y him last year. Small plants entire
and pieces u foot long of larger ones, may
lie snugly folded in a sntt newspnirer aud
sent 10y mail ut the slightest cost.
For the finest and largest stock Of
Wall Paper and Ceiling Decorations
To be found in Wood county, go 10
A. Il. CMAMrNEY's.
MIR. Robert II. Chubb, of Delaware ,
was the first one to respond on the first
of the week to the new regulation on
the price of the JOURNAL. lie wanted
amount due in arrears-only IS weeks
and would send that and one year In
advance. He says the old Delaware
Gazette is meeting with great prosperity
this year that he has nice and fairly
remumerative position upon it and is in
love with the business.
For Sale. or exchange for lot, a pi-
ano, good as new. Call OH or address, Wm,
Schlect.
The Indiana Farmer says: "The
great advantage Of the level culture for
corn has long been advocated by the
M isl enin, mt agriculIurists. Cora roots
instead of running down rs many
thoughtless suppose, spread out near the
surface an if hilled up throw out n sec
ond set OF roots from the joint nearest
the surface. This process exhausts til Z
plant unnecessarily using the plant food
which should 80 to develop stalks, leaves
and ears"
Ladies' fine slippers in endless variety
at GEO. +. TANNERS, 263 Summit ST.,
Toledo, Ohio.
Whether you handle pick or n pen
a wkcel barrow, or sci uf buoks, digging
bitches, ringing an auction bell or writing
funny things, you must work. II you lock
around you will zee that the men most
able to live the rest Of their lives without
work are the men who work the hardest
Don't he afraid Of killing your-el"es will,
work. 1t il hry"nh your power To do that
Men cannot work us hard " that on the
sunny side ni lliiiiy. They de someiimc'
but il il hecan they quit work nj 6 T.. m
aud don'I 60; hrme TIL II. M. LA Tia,
interval that kills. The work gives yn
N appetite for your menl- il lend- solitude
tn your -umbcr, il gives you perfect mp
probation OF u holiday There are young
men VII" d" not work, hnl the world is moi
proud IL them. 1t ,ints not know then
nantes even il supply speaks al them n,
old M ami sn hoy. N"h"dy likes them
nuh0'y bates them; the great busy world
dusenI even know that they are even there
10 fmd "ui what yuu want io lie and do
pull of y0ur cost and make dust in ia,
world. The bu-ier y"u are, the less devil
Try you will lie caught in. the brighter and
happier will lie yonr holiday, aud het-l
satisfied will he The world with yom.- Er.