Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-06-01

-Ihero 10 rich treat th stofo ior you
NJ the Town Hall to-morrow, Saturday
sye. Prof. Trueblood.
The Toledo PAPERS are becoming ss
unreliable on base bal news w upon nat
ural gas They reported the Tanners" of
that city m having played tie game
with the Naumee club on Decoration day,
when the game stood 10 10 IL in favor Of
the Maumees. They also reported the
game between the Tanners and Alerts of
Perrysburg, as 8 to 10 in favor Of the Tan
nep, on the same day, when the score stood
I2 to l8.
For the Hnest and largest stock Of
Wall Paper and Ceiling Decorations
to be found In Wood county, 60 to
A. X. CHAMPNEY's.
We iucidently mentioned to Frank
Thirkield one evening that Wood county
had eleven newspapers. This had the effect
Of nearly taking his breath away. We
would therefore request that the news te
broken gently to him that another paper
was started In Wood county al Bloomdale
last week. and that PerrysburR, which has
the Oldest paper in the county is fishing
for another one. These are the latest ad-
vices obtainable. Several back townships
are yet TO be heard from.-Anna Tines.
New Swiss Embroideries just come
in, at WILLIAMS.
THE commencement exercises Of the
graduating class of the Bowling Green
high school 1T the court house last Friday
evening were attended by an extremely
large audience. The graduates were the
Misses Kate Whitehead and Margaret
Meagely and Justin Northrup. The sal-
utaiory, "Thus Far" was delivered by Mr.
Norlhrup; Miss Whitehead delivered At
essay entitled "1he Enchantress." The
valedictory, "The Guerdon Of Effort,
was delivere by Miss Mengley, The cias
done Themselves and their teachers grea
credit.-B. g. Democrat.
Full line Curtains by Yard or Pat
tern. FrNKBKrNER.
Would not our public schools bs
improved in towns and cite, if the las
years work, previous to graduating, b.
devoted to common studies. such Al
reading, spelling, grammar, especial,
composition, arithmetic, geography, his
tory, physiology, elementary physics
and bookkeepingf Let up a little oi
percepts, concepts, psychology, dea'
language and other dead things, so fa
as practical life 10 concerned, and tn
spectacular, pretentious parade Of tn
sheerest veneering. Let us at least tr.
to get rid Of II seen," shave saw" ha,
went" "he dug IT," and the other bar
barisms that fall too often from the lip
of graduates.-Sidney Journal.
-WAsTED-IN THE NEXT THIRTY DAY
10000 customer to buy those new ane
seasonable goods, at WIN. BAkToN's.
Don't you know Well, that 10 simpl
because you have not read Democrats Mon
thly Magazine. II 10 stored full Of infor
nation on all subjecir, and no one can rea'
IL through each month and not feel tina
they are UP TO the times on almost ever
subject. The June number, just arrived
is too full to mention even a quarter Of th
contents: but canoeing" for women
beautifully illustrated "Harem Life il
Turkey" June Wedding" "Practica
Etiquette" the legal rights Of "rbat Cir
Baby" "Practical Hints for Travellers,
Painting on Textiles" ''Sins Against th
Stomach" "Babv's Diseases" "How /
Set the Table on Twenty Cents . Day 70
Each Person." and "FurnIshing the ious
from Cellar to Garrett" are a few OF tn
topics treated. The illustrations are yer
fne, and include the portraits Of thirt
noled women. The fashion department
looks fine, but the ladies are better judge
Of that. II il q wonderful twenty cent
worth. Published by w. Jennings Den.
orest, l5 East 18th st N. Y.
New things in Summer Shadef, q