Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1889-02-22

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Amy one desiring Scholarship In
the Tri-state Business College, Toledo,
can learn something to their advantage |
by calling at the JOURNAL office.
You can learn why Brother Jona-
than" Is Brother Jonathan-"Uncle
Sam is Uncle sam-how Foolscap pa
per got it's name-and how Ozark
Horse" got into political convention,
by reading this weeks JOURNAL intel.
lectually,
Now is the best time TO Judge Of the
power and volume Of Maumee's gas wells
Think Of IL: nine wells, less than 800
stoves, less than two ounces pressure.
Don't measure the wells by the pressure
next summer. Knock Of the royalties.-
Mdumee NcO Era.
"A week ago yesterday select party
Of our young people improved the fine
sleighing. and packed Qike sardines in
the bottom of the box) departed for
Bowling Green. There they We're highly
entertained at the residence of Capt.
Black and a number of the young peo-
pie OF Bowling Green. After an hour
of musicale and social enjoyment, ac-
companied by bountiful repast, the
party returned, arriving at the 1--WE sma'
hours ayant the twal."
The Mayor OF Findlsy turned into
the city treasury $l,0os 20, the fines col
lected for January. Lima sporting men
contributed nearly one-fith Of that
amount. That was wrong, boys. When
even you have any extra Doodle you wsnt
to part with for the sustenance OF nuni-
| cipal government, please don't go TO
Findlay to make your deposit. Rather
do something awful at home and then
walk up in front OF police officer and
beg Of him TO arrest you. Whatever You
do, be public spirited and donate literally
for The support Of home Institutions
| Lima Times.
"A scientist claims that, "while rum
Stays its tens oi thousands. He recou,-
mends hot water aud says, with 1t we shall
have no more cholera epidemics and iy-
phoid fever will become lost disease." II
the people will put in cement cisterns
with filter. attached, keep the leaves
from the troughs leading to the cistern =.
they can take their water cold ~ we'll rs
hot, without being affected by the above
/ Al.
from well il l. best TO take II hot or
after il Ia boiled,
Some persons think that tine sign
board iorbiddIng hunting or trespassing
upon private land- are of little account.
and that they may lie disregarded with
impuniiy. This is n mistake, rs the law
makes il an act of trespass TO 60 upon
cultivated or enclosed lands for any pur-
pose without permission Of the owner,
evan il there is no sgnboard, and the
owner is entitled to recover actual dam
ages for such trespass. Where sign.boards
are properly erected persons who trespass
upon land 80 guarded are liable not
only TO pay actual damages, but also n
penalty.
MIR. Frank Fairbanks has handed
IN Cor our inspection an iron spear, well
eaten up with Iust, that was ploughed
up on the Harrison, or Indian trail, on
Mr.. John Roberson's farm in October
last, by Mr.. VIM. Haymire. 1t has evil
IDENTIFY laid in the earth since the war of
1879. 1t is near foot in length, and
Mr. A. Roach says it is the pattern of the
81 ears used by the Irish soldiers used in
1928. Mr.. f. has also left with us 1,
genuine copy of the New York Baptist
Register" published at Utica, August
90, 1928. 1t is well preserved copy and
contains much interesting matter.
The funeral of Mr.. John Amen, Sr.
on Monday was very largely attended,
many being present from Toledo, in
cluded among whom was Geo. Scheets,
ex-Mayor of Toledo, John Jacob,
ex-Police Ccmmigsioner. John Bolan.
and Chief Of Police O'Dwyer. A SOL
emn requiem mass was celebrated al
, st. Rose de Lima church, Father Griss
, of Oak Harbor, officiating, with Father
Rieken of this place, and Father Mer-
tiss, Of Mnumee, as deacon and sub
deacon. Father Rieken delivered il
English very appropriate and eloquent
funeral sermon, dwelling upon tn,
faithfulne~s and loyalty of Mr.. Amor
{ to The church through all the tempta.
e tions that cross the pathway IN this life
BY special act the Lucas county
commissioners now have the power to de
posit The funds Of the taxpayers of tina
county IN banks. II is quite probable
after the experiment is tried tor a shor
e time the taxpayers will want the Ia,
repealed. Snch funds often prove q
great incentive for banks To fail. In sucl
= cases the credit OF the bank ia destroye,
aud the taxpayer is short just the amour
of money on deposit, and it is then the.
s wish they had stood-or the men tha
i they had elected to represent them Il
g making laws--by the old iron-cIsd Ia,
u which makes it a penitentiary ofense {,
Q any official to place the funds any piac
G outside the county treasury.
e Everybody ,s delighted. children an,
70 all, with Rinehnrt's Cough Balsain. 25c
A. r. CEampney.
u We all know that there il lanrusg
.. "f nauu Every sentimental girl (with
e ont ueinr bolanisl) II nrqnainlel wit
~ the language OF flowers. But il has re