Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1889-01-25

Judging from Timmon's mathema-
tical questions Perrysburg is not in
emminent danger Of being blown up by
natural gas. Was that 1856, 900 spent in
vain Bro. Timmons and are you angry
because of n tender conscience that kept
you from getting n big share OF the
spoils ?-Bdirdsio,pn Times.
That Is the size of it. We iwere fully
impregnated with the idea while undr
the supervision of mother who read the
Bible very carefully and several times
through, that to obtain money dishon'
estly would only work ruin in the end
and we have never got over this teach
ing. This was her observation through
60 years of life, which has been fully
verified by our own observation. We
give you nearly 100 years of observation,
young man, gratis. Profit by It.
Full line of School Books and
school stationery. FINKBEINER's,
The old time Methodist habit Of
shouting "amen" and "Thars go, brother"
in chufch sometimes leads to ludicrous
results. An instance occurred yesterday
IN the Hanson Place Methodist Church
IN Brooklyn, The Rev. George E. Reed
IN his sermon was telling of the benefits
of giving, and illustrated II by examples
from the Bible. An old gentleman fire.
quently interrupted by shots of "Amen'
and ,that'a so." The preacher remarked
that some persons might doubt what be
told them, and says; "Oh, that only
what Mr.. Reed says, and lie dosen't know
much anyway" Just then came the ia
miliar interruption, "That's 70, brother"
The house was convulsed with laughter.
and the pastor smiled and SAID "Your
interruption come In at the wrong place
that time, brother."-1olcdo Commercial.
During the year 1880, for your Pho
tos, go to p. NJ. Publ, Maumee, Ohio.
Ever and anon the low but deep and
deadly curse of the man breaking up
the festive store box, the fragments oi
which he hopes to mingle with the scant
supply of gas and with the obnoxious
communion eke out enough heat for
his chilled spouse to cook his well
/. |
in the frosted air. This, too, in a coun-
try flowing with the largest gas wells to
be found anywhere, and with con-
slant pressure of AGO pounds on the well
from which we are using. Christianity
suffers because of the negligence of Q
soul-less slow-moving corporation. We
have well defined fear that our ga:
plant is too well regulated but we have
not the gall of the Findlay papers tt
attribute the scarcity to Increased
, consumption, hut will be compelled tc
attribute Increased" consumption to
the scarcely of gas.-Burdstown Times.
What's the matter over there in the
center of the gas field?
New line of Ladies', Misses and
Childrens' fine Shoes, at BARToN's.
: 1t is to be hoped that Toledo viii
get through with the numbering Of hel
streets-sometime. For the past 81,
months the Postmaster has been notify.
ing us almost weekly to change this ant
that ones JOURNAL to their new number
until 1t is becoming Monotonous. Il
TeHllUuS one VI duuy niiico DOy, VIII
carrying heavy trunk to be delivered
at No. "A, finds 43 and As, but wher,
the divil is A. Bcdad its got drunk ant
gone across the strate. And now tn,
{ Postmaster at Detroit is commencing tc
, annoy us.-Jouual, Jan. Is,
, TOLEDO, OHIO, Jan. 10. 1880.
FRIEND TlMMoNs Toledo has go
through with numbering her street
, oucr year ago, and the P. o. Dept. il
, the interest of the newspapers is taking
, an immense amount of trouble to ge
, the publishers "someti,ne" to realize that
fact. Every carrier is loaded for yor
with card and until the address
changed the card is likely TO come
? However, an editor who has a list @
subscribers so large that to change thei
o idress becomes task that is Monoto
rous-with capital M-should star
bank or become-a United States San
ator. Very Respectfully,
GEO. E. LoRENZ, p. NJ.