Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-02-03

Wv, eariiys
Ohio has 5000 churches, more than
$4,000 school houses aud colleges, and 80
newspapers.
Clocks and Jewelry.
EfNKBEINER's.
There are 700 incubators In the coun
try and the production is 10000, 600 TO IL,
100000 chicks annually.
Those having timber to sell should
consult the advertisement OF the Toledo
Carringe Woodwork Co.
Just received some new Spring
Styles in Dress Goods. A WILLIAMS.
Tho business men and adjacent
farmers at Lime City have arranged to
sink gas well at that point.
Mr. John NJ. Long, who lins been en- =
gagged III the business for several years, is
canvassing the burg at present for the old
reliable Chambers Encyclopedias.
-0ne-forth of on OvercontH.
FINKBEINER.
Mr., John G. Leydorf has been
awarded thecontract for piping and fit
ting the Wood county Infirmary build
ings for using natural gas.
Mr.. Joseph Lindsay has purch ased
the interest OF his partner, Mr.. II. E
Averill, in the Trunk Strip manufaciory
at Roachton, and will start the manufact.
ory again next week. Success.
New Prints, Ginghams, and Muslins,
at A. WILLIAMS.
The Teachers examination for the
FIRST part OF 1888, will be held at the Gem
tral School building, Bowling Green, on
llie following dates: Feb. lS, March 1C
and "a, April IA and %, and May IL and
26.
Tile Chicago Inter Ocean suggests that
the year 1888 is "a good time for old bach.
elors lie cogil-S, the girls to reciproc-S and
not hesil.8" In other words, the veal
1888 is the year to m-S.
School Books and School Supplies.
FINKBEINER's.
Dayton ia all tore M because some
body's tame hear has escaped and has been
seen about 9 miles north OF that city
Men with Winchesters and dogs have left
the scene and will fight IL out if II take,
all summer.
Something new in a good Corset
"The London" Try them,
A. WILLIAMS.
We don't think much of the man who
will sel tobacco and cigars TO boys of the
ages Of s TO 13. Neither do we think
much Of the man who will sell these chesr 4
cowboy novels TO any boy under age. You
nigh, Just us well sell them whiskey, iol
a boy who devotes his time TO novel read
ing IL almost on the road TO ruin.-"B. G.
Neus."
Fur Caps, Gloves, Mttens and Under
war. FINKBEINER's.
The Wrrm Spring Indians who nc.
companied DIR. Hallack to rerrysburg and
Maumee in series OF engagements dur.
ing the past six weeks have dissolved
partnership aud are going 1t alone now.
They hold forth at the Town Hall thi,
and to morrow evening, as their last two
nights in this neck of the woods.
See those new Spring Suitings at 50c
per yard at Williams. They are beau
ties, and all entirely new.
Alta recent revival meeting the min
isler asked all those who were IN the habi
of paying their debts TO rise. Nearly
everybody stood up. lie then asked those
who did not pay their debts 10 rise. One
solitary individual stood up and explained
that he did not nay because most of the
audience were in arrears with their sub.
.criptions. ale was an editor."-Er.
Hosiery, Stockinette. Scaris, Hood
and Toboggans, at FINKDEISER's.
Ella Wheeler Wilcox ia MAXI ng gianl
strides towards becoming full-Aedged
humorisi. She has just written an article
on the alleged question, Should divorced
women be received in socieiy?' Consider
ing tlia, society il largely made up oil
women who ale divorced, and others who
want 10 he, this can justly be regarded at
the most howling rsinbow-hued joke o.
the ,eason.- Gerctund Press.
New Styles in Dress Fabrics, al
lOc, 12ic, l5c, 20c, 25c, and SOC, at
A. WILLIAMS.
We present in this weeks JOURNAL
the text of the bill to bond the Corpora
tion of Perrysburg for $4,000 for thu
purposes elaborately set forth in the
document, The bill was introduced il
the Honse by Representative Spencer or
Wednesday, and is now before that bod,
as well as the more interested parties il
Perrysburg, for discussion and consd-
Grafton and final action. The colum,
of the JOURNAL are open for joint de
bate on the subj-ct. Don't all speak al
once, however.
-Dun't fail to hear the Moss Family a
the Town Hall next Thursday evening.
The funeral of Mr. Charles SAVIOR,
took place at 10 A. NJ. Sunday, Rev G
A. Adams officiating. We have learned
since our last issue that the accident oc.
CURED while he was following close be-
hind Mr. Fred MILF, while they were
making their way through thicket o
under brush. u limb of which caught thu
hammer of Mr.. Miller's gun, which wal
on his shoulder, and discharged it. |
was serious blow to the family, espec,
tally the mother who is an invalid anc