Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1889-02-01

lean men, lnere seems 10 DO no fmmeui-
ate prospects Of her being "set" right.
They lay right along.
During the year 1889. for your Pho
tos, 60 to p. M. Publ, Maumee, Ohio.
Some parents who allow their child
rem to roam the streets at night until
late hour, to indulge in Childish sports,"
will be wondering a few years hence how
they got the start Of them.
The Toledo Bee thinks the stock of
the Toledo Natural Gas Co., as publish
ed in its annual report two weeks ago,
is highly watered. Water and oil don't
mix well. Will water and natural gas2
Buy goods for Cash.
FINKBEINER's.
Every mau has in his life follies
enough in his own mind troubles
enough; in the performance of his du-
ties, deficiencies enough in his own
fortune, evils enough, without being
curions after the affairs of others.-EI.
Full line of School Books and
school stationery. FINKBEINER's.
Our ice harvest commenced yester-
day. They started in by taking four
l ch ice from the bayou at the upper
part of town and to-day two inches is
add d to the thickness. It is not of
good quality ibut beats nothing greatly.
New Goods, at BARToS's.
Where WAS Moaes when the light
went out ?" has given place here IN Tole-
do to Il qnerry, "Where was your break
"a" when the gas went oui?" 1t wasn't a
told day, last week when the gas supply
failed, hut those who depended on il got
lef'.-Sunddy Journal.
The gamblers have been driven ont of
U'bnna. II every town aud city in Ohio
were TO do likewise, what effect would il
have upon the population Of the State !!
and what would be the benefit to the
states in which they may lo3ate7 Here ia
a mathematical problem for the school
children TO figure ont.
New line of Ladies', Misses and
Childrens' fine Shoes, at BARToN's.
"A friend !iom Maumee dropped in
yesterday and remarked that they had
better ice un the other side than we have
That can be easily accounted for. Haven't
got M much natural gas pressure TO the
square inch RI we hRve-iherefore they
have colder days" "over there, over
there"
An exchange remarks: "If people
were as kind TO live men as they are to
dead ones, it is possible there would be
more happy homes and fewer costly
funerals. Beefsteak and potatoes be
fore death do more good than silver
mounted caskets and floral tributes af-
terward."
-Great bargains in Furnitare at Ph
Haeers, 4e6 Summit st, Toledo. o. Every
thing marked down to the lowest notch
We reproduce in another column a
communication from Toledo 10 the Lsn-
caster, Ohio, Gazette. The supposed au-
thor is SO years old and he is far from
being IN his second childhood, aud is re-
garded as reliable authority on pioneer
history in Ohio. II furnishes food for
thought, whoever the aather msy Ike,
New Satins at BARToN's.
la taking the next national census,
it is proposed to enumerate the surviv-
ing veterans of the war of the rebellion,
including names, age, residence, I myth
of service, and the command under
which they served. 1t would be an i'm
poriant and interesting addition to the
compilation usually made.
My books must be closed, SO please
call and settle. G. FINKBEINER.
The following from the Findlay JEFF
fersonian may be of interest to those
who fear that natural gas will soon give
out: "a single natural gas well has
supplied the town Of Fredonia, New
York, with light for fifty-seven years.
and is still doing service. This Is an
evidence Of the staying qualities of nat
ural gas.
New Prints, Spring Styles. at
BARToN's
-Inyita.ions came in on the first OF the
week TO The members OF Wolford Post TO
sitend the installation Of officers of a new
Post just organised at Dunbridge, Com
ade Geo. c. Stevenson Of Sugar Ridge,
oftc ting as installing officer. The new
Post is to lie known as the Robert SIew' ri
Post" and the ceremonies were arranged
70 take place last evening to he followed
hy "A banquet, campfire etc.
Sa-Goods at the lowest cash price and
for cash only TiNKBEINER's.
The Ladies' Centenuin Sucicly. IT,
stead OF giving ls regular bI-we kly
Social next Friday evening will give a
Concert consisting OF vocal and inSlru-
mental music, at Centennial Hall. Time
and attention has been given this eniei-
iainment in the hope that something may
he produced that may please the public
Come and listen. and If pleased you may
be favored again.
Watches. Clocks. Jewelry, Spectaclel
Snec,al attention given 10 Repairing. AL
w ,rranted. JOHN ZURFLUH,
313 Monroe Street., Toledo.
The Maumee New Era of the l8tf
u,t. furnishesed this local information
that is important to two, at least, ant
adds one to the population Of Perrys-
burg asl a reprisal from our neares
neighbor, for which Mr.. Pheghaar is en-