Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1889-01-11
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The Bloomdaie derrick" il up and
says it requires u pressure Of $50 pounds
OF gas in the field M order that Toledo
may have pressure Of 20 pounds" Ac-
cordng 10 that Perrysburg gets about 90
pounds from the same lIue from the same
field.
An old printer predicts that within
the next ten years all tie metropolitan
d,ilIes will be printed from large readable
type. The Cincinnati Commercial Ga
zette has already adopted large type on
seye al of ils pages. We have long heard
complaints abomt "smal PRINT"
Full line oil School Books and School
Supplies, at A. r. CHAMPNEY's.
Tho Carriers Calendar for 1880, is
sued by the Toledo Bee, is on our table.
1t is daisy, comprehensive in design
and neat in execution. One verse in il
reads
The Carrier has no z 2 lot
We N V not his gold
In ID ID labors when it's hot
And when it's C cold"
My books must be closed $50 please
call and settle. c. FINKBEINER.
For some time to come the readers
of the JOURNAL will be entertained with
some very creditable cartoons rs well as
mighty good reading in prose and
poetry regarding the virtues of Ivory
Soap" from artists and authors who
know how to entertain the eye and ear
and give practical knowledge even in
setting forth the merits of an article be-
fore the public for an honest compete
ton in trade. Read all of them as they
appear and see for yourself.
--Great bargains in Furniture at PHI.
Hagers, 426 Summit ST, Toledo, o. Every.
thing marked down 10 the lowest notch
The total amount paid the contract
ors for construction of Court House,
at Findlay. is $3.50, 1858 90. to which fig
ures, the Courier says, there must be
added the cost of the furniture, the
clock, and the architects and superin-
tendent's fees. making the total cost of
this magnificent structure, with the
walks, basins for the fountains, aud
everything complete. amount TO $780,
900.
A special 10 the Bee on Monday says
"The saloon and restaurant of VIM. Van
Buskirk was burned 10 the ground. Lors
5000; insurance on furniture and fixtures
$500. Geo. Clew lost u valuable kit OF
tools valued at $50. Robt Williamson
LOST valuable crumo that was highly
priced. The building across The way
caught FIRE n number uf times, but through
the heroic exrTIion of q. 5. Meeker and
Dot G,tlney the buildings were saved.
OF the forty-eight national societies
of women in this country the Woman q
Christian Temperance Union, with d
membership of 100000, is the largest.
Then follow the missionary, the peace,
the suffrage organization and philan-
thropic and educational societies, num-
berng In all nearly three hundred
thousand members. Twelve of these
organizations have joined with the Ma
tional Council, an association whicl
unites all the women societies of tn,
nation into one great league.
Now ready to receive orders for al
kinds Of gas and steam fitting.
JOHN c. LEYDoRF.
The Pomeroy, Ohio, girl who, il
answer to an advertisement for a wife
journeyed to Long Prairie. Mimi, ha
returned home without having changed
her name. She made the trip on con
dition that should she not like the groom
after personal acquaintance Of a few
weeks, she would be at liberty 10 re-
turn to her people at his expense. AT
ter remaining ut Long Prairie flv
weeks she decided that she would pre-
fer another husband. and, according Il
agreement, tho Westerner purchased
ticket, saw her to the depot, and pu
her on train Tor home