Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-01-20
LOCAL MATTERS S
-This will be hard year on England
--heicLienn ,nndred and heirhIy height.

This will be hard year on England
--heigh,een 'undred and heighty height.
Under a new law the wives and Wild
ows Of soldiers are admitted TO the Stale
Soldiers Home.
The past few days has compelled
men, as well as women, IL It is Leap
Year, TO "set their caps for Jack Frost.
Don't fail to call on Finkbeiner before
buying Clothing and overcoats.
Ar exchange says the older man gets
the more difficult i; is 10 pull the wool
over his eyes. He has great deal less
wool, you know.
An exchange says the term "petit jury"
means "twelve suffering simpletons trying
to find out which Of two lawyers is the
most accomplished liar"
We present our readers this week
with a supplement: that contains large
amount of Centennial information in
Ohio that will pay you to read.
-Mince Meat and Spices OF the choicest
grades, at E. L. KrNGsBuRY's.
"A solid POUNDS at ion of ice and three
or four inches of snow makes fine sleigh
ing, and almost everything is now on
runners-even Leap Year parties.
Mr.. NJ. Fitzgerald had the misfor-
tune yesterday TO get one of his ribs
broken by colt that was loose in the
barn pressing him against the stall.
Examine our Fine Stock of Clocks,
which we are Selling Cheap,
A. r. CHAMPNEY.
The weekly report of the Soldiers
Orphans Home at Xenia tor the week end.
ing Jan. IA, reads: Present, 645; absent
with leave, 10; in hospital 6-total, 655.
The next social of the Ladies' Centen
nial Society will be hcld at the residence
of Mrs. George S. Mcknight, Friday even
ing, January 81. All are cordially invited
Mrs. w. D. Bickham, Of Dayton, has
been appointed member of the Board oI
Visitors to the Soldiers Orphans Home, tc
fill the vacancy caused by the death oi
Mrs. Harrison.
Fur Caps, Gloves, Miiiens and Under
wear. FINKBEINERs.
-"Progressive angling" ia the latest
I, is a suggestive name taken in connect
ion with leap year, and altogether 1t seem'
tha. there is more in the game than appear
at first examination.
The Circuit Court of the Fifth Ohio
District-all three judges Republicans
have rendered decision TO the effect that
saloon men rs well Rs druggists can sell
liquor on the prescription OF physician
in places where Dow law prohibition has
been enacted.
Oranges, Lemons, Bananas, etc, at
KINGsBuRY's.
1t is well enough to wish 10 be consid'
eIed the cream Ufsociety, my son, but re-
member II is the scum that ofentIme'
comes to the top and while you are about
il, 1t is we'll enough TO recollect that among
lunibermea tire frst cut Is always a slab
whatever il may be in polite society
Boston Transcript.
Mrs. Young Honeymoon TO hus-
band who is railroad Presideut)-Ant
are you sure you will always, always love
me more than you will anyone else? Mr.
honeymoon tabsenlly y)--ImpossibIe tC
say. You see, il Is very doubtful whether
the Inter State law will allow me to MAXI
any discrimination. Hmpe,'s BGsar.
School Books aud School Supplies.
FINxBEINER's.
A number OF young people recent!
decided to put wedding cake under theil
p lows at night aud we are informed tina
they dreamed of the following: /, OF hel
grandmother 2, OF snake swallowing ;
man; 8, OF an elephant skipping rope; 4
of a runaway team; 5. of railroad acci
den; 6, of murder; Z, OF fight betweel
male cats.
BY the largest vote ever polled IL
the corporation of Bowling Green-50i
the question of ratifying the contract
made by the council for water work
carried on Monday by 800 Yes, to III
No. This will entail heavy expens
upon those who pay taxes in that vii
lage, as it will necessarily involve an
other heavy expenditure in sewerage.
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Spec
tacIes-a large assortment and yer,
cheap, at A. X. CHAMPNEfs.
Our pioneers are fast passing rron
among us. Last week five of the oil
residents of the county quietly passe'
to rest, viz: Mrs. Nancy Shepard, o
Middleton, aged 60 years; Henry Fearr
side, of Liberty, aged 81; Mrs, j. A
Watts, of Haskins, aged 7a; DR.. J, n
Mead, of Grand Rapids, aged CO, an
Rev Austin Taft, of Bowling Green
aged 81 years.
An item is going the rounds OF III
stopped shoulders is to walk with the palm
OF the hands turned forward, and tn
thumbs outward" Just 60, for il ma
takes time 10 think OF all tha, he will /
pretty sure to throw his head np, his che'
ont; aud "brace np." Like the -n'all buy
cure fnr slutleiing-"to keep stilr'-i,s II
in the application.
One forth of ON Overcoais.
FINKDEINER.
BY an overnight we neglected to men
iion last week the death Of Mrs. Ren
Flowers weimore, of Haskins, whose re
MAINS were brought 10 Fort MeIgs ceme
terry Cor interment on the morning OF I'll
9th Inst. She was the vile of Mr.. Fran