Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-05-18

UP because II Ia mo good" Most OF il
will lie planted in oats, no that an I'M
mense crop Of oats may be expected. 1t Is
safe 10 say that considerable less than hall
the usual crop OF wheat will be harvested
in Hancock county this season, II the
season ls favorable there will be large
yield of potatoes, az many acres OF them
have been planted Findidy lem.
New Satteens, new Seersuckers, new
Ginghams and new Prints, at WILLIAMS.
"A common error among people is
that when they sell property, they have
no further taxes to pay upon it, The
law requires the seller to clear the prop
erty of all taxes, before he can give q
warranty deed. In every case where a
sale is made before the second Monday
of April, the party selling must pay the
taxes due the following June, as it is q
lien upon the properly. In every case
the purchaser, to protect himself against
loss, must see that the taxes have been
paid, or refrain sufficient money to pay
the taxes.
For the finest and largest stock o.
Wall Paper and Ceiling Decorations
to be found in Wood county, go to
A. r. CHAMPNEY's.
Mr.. Ernest &, Miller will accept
thanks for map and vast amount OF
information issued by the Taos Valley
Company, Of Antonito, Colorado. The
map represents the canal constructed by
the Co. through the San Louis Park, Col
and Taos Valley, New Mexico, whic
takes the water from Rio Grand river
and distributes it for irrigation, with
which the claim is made, that crops and
the harvest can be brought in at any
time desired, which is great improve
ment over waiting for the rain to fall
either enough or too much .as the case
may be. The canal is 100 miles in length
and passes the greater portion of the dis
tance alongside the Denver s. Rio Grand
r. II.
When in Toledo don't fail to call or
Tanner, the Shoe Man, when in neet
of good, reliable Boots and Shoes. 60l
| Summit st.
AT youngstown an old man fined 81
and costs for drunkenness, declared to the
mayor that lie had not had a cent in nine
months and when asked how he manag-
ed to get drunk he said "I was treated.
Here il a whole sermon on the subject oil
temperance. This treating IL an Ameri-
canism aud IL IL an evil to which the
downfall Of hundreds Of citizens may he
traced. 1t il not hospitality. 1t is a hab
il, barsiul practice, filling up of a
crowd because one fellow starts the bnmp-
er and Others think they must follow.
Eliminate the treating and the cause OF
temperance will have made great ad.
Toledo Bee.
Why don't the Bee advocate an anti
treating society like we have in Perrys-
burg? We believe there is room down
there for one more society.
Miss c. Himmelmann, who has been
sewing in Toledo for the last two years, has
opened up rooms for that purpose at her
home on louisiana Ave, where she will be
pleased 10 see all who are in need OF her
services.
Tulips are perhaps the most gor.
geous of all spring flowers and their
many hued chalices present pleasant
sight 1t is not very generally known
that the tulip is historical flower which
in the seventeenth century caused men
to become gamblers and loose much
money. In 1880 and 1887 a most extra
ordinary flower mania prevailed in Hol-
land, and the financial world at that
time was excited over the rise and fall
of tulip bu bs just as 1t now is over the
advance and decline of railroad shares.
More than $500 has been paid for a sim
gle bulb, and there still exists such an
affection for the tulip among the Dutch
that the possessor of the largest collect
ion of these flowers is envied almost as
much a. the wealthiest man in this coun-
try.-EE.
We have the best line Of Carpets and
Lace Curtains that we have ever shown.
Get our prices. A. WILLIAMS.
A special from St. Mary's says
There are over fifty professional fishermen
al the reservoir, and they are continually
shipping fish to st. Louis and Cincinnati
The fish taken from the reservoir annually
amount to over $50 OCo, which is equal 10
g per cent. OH the original cost to the State
Of the big pond. which was s600,0 600.
The new fish law, which was intended to
protect the black bass, il positive injury
TO our reservoir. The set net with wing.
leading out from each end Is now prohib-
tied. 1t has been demonstrated that has,
will rarely enter them, aud sun6sh and
ring perch are almost exclusively caught
in them. TIE latter fish IL the greatest
enemy the black bass have got, destroying
myrIads Of yOnng bass, and by thinning
out the ring perch, bass have prospered
and increased wonderfully, until now there
is no better bass fishing 10 be found than
here.