Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1889-03-08
LOCAL MATTERS.


liable house and carries fine stock OF
goods.
The ice has been expected to go out
for the past two or three days, but there
Ia not enough water in he river to force
.-"Spring time is coming, gentle Annie" +"
whether you are gentle or not. The seH-
sons don't change on your account-mark
that, will your
An exchange says the reason a city
or town ia called "she' il that there Is
always more or less hustle about 1t; be-
sides ii has outskirts.
Those who desire st. Patrick badges
will find them at the new stand OF Mrs.
G. w. Hufford at the corner OF Louisi-
ana avenue and Third street.
MIR. Stephen Beck is lying quite low
with inflamatory- rheumatism, His
father and mother, from Green Springs,
was here on the first of the week.
According to the Sentinel's report
the Fubruary term Of Common Pleas
has not got down to paying basis in
its near two weeks session.
Eddie Hufford's address now is
"Jefe de Estacion Rafael Estado de
Coahuila, via Eagle Pass, Mexico '
Whish-lets rest. "To follow the Reg
iment" should have been added.
Fashion men say trousers are becom-
ing 40 wide that the question whether the
gentleman or lady should take the lead
in ascending the stairway 10 further from,
a settlement than ever.
"A joker rivals Josh Billings on
quaint expressions. He speaks OF
"momentary morality" This is as
good as Cleveland's pernicious activity,
"innocuous desuetude," ETC., etc.
-Nellis' Orch estra plays for two
nights engagement at the Town Hall on
st. Patrick's day Saturday 10th, and
Monday 18th, and will also play al
Bowling Green, Friday 18th and Haskins
2lst.
The blue birds haye already sen'
their advance guards to the North to sp,
out the land ns TO the chances Tor ~
early spring. They naturally come TO lh'
natural gas region for protection agains
stray blizzard that might drif along
from Dakota in March.
Now ready to receive orders Tor al
kinds Of gas and steam fitting.
JOHN c. LEYDoRF.
Mr.. II. L. Neff. representing th'
Lima Paper Mills, is buying larg
amount of straw from our farmers ii
this section. The straw is ricked up or
the s,ave factory lot where 1t will bt
bailrd and shipped to Lima via d. & NJ
Ro ud.
lie that receives or hides stolen prop
erty is equally guilty with the THE
who steals it has been the decision o
Judge and jury and public sentiment
from time immemorial. Why SHOULD
these decisions be overruled at this per
iod in the 10Th century.
A young lady who was receiving I
salary of but So per week took course a
the Tri-Slale Business College and Best
Shorthand School, Toledo, Ohio, and il
les. than 6 months from the time of en-
tering was employed a, salary OF sos pei
month. Finely Illustrated Announce
meni sent free 10 any address.
is 1t not, under the circumstance
Ibis winter, piling it on pretty heavy
to accuse the consumers Of gas of vast
ing it? With n four ounce pressure
from the Toledo lire and a two ounce
pressure from our own field, there would
not seem to be much opportunity fol
waste. Is il not adding insult to injury
The Toledo News, believing those
who spend their time in reading a news
paper and pay their money for it, IL
entitled to some semblance of real facts
10 reimburse them, has sent reporte rs
TO indianapolis, Lima. FindIay aud
Bowling Green, and is giving its readers
tue results Of facts elicited in series of
articles. We copy one of them in this
issue.
1t makes one feel as though he could
smel the vIolets and hear the song OF
the meadow lark when our merchants
begin TO talk about cleaning out winter
goods TO make room for their spring
stock. Who IL the person that doesn't
long for days when coal bills are out of
date and mi-qnioes are in full bloom
again p Kinder.
Morqnitoes, flies and bed bugs hioom
all winter nj in this section--and no
coal bills 10 speak Of
In passing Mr.. S. p. Tolman's Lum-
Der yard we learned that he was putting
in the largest stock he has ever carried
since in business. He is getting it di-
r ct from the mills in Michigan. While
there has been rise in the price of
lumber, Mr.. T. says he has purchm ell
at figures that will enable him to sell at
the lowest figure and not take advan.
tage.of the rise. Call and get his prices
If you are in want of Lumber.
Watches, Clocks, JeweIry, Spectacle
w az
Warranted. JOHN ZURFLUH,
3l3 Monroe Street.. Toledo.
Mr.. Noble d bert has received an in
crease of his pension to SlS per month
He. with his comrade, James Hayes
was on the lookout when the terrible
artillery duel opened TO reduce Fort
Sumpter, and Mr.. Dibert not protecting
himself from the effects of the concus-
sion was made almost dtaf-mute by
that concussion. The increase is wei
deserved, as hut few would be willing
to exchange places with him for thai
monthly stipend.
The Business men of Maumee say Il
us, "why we thought you would have
profited by our experience and misfor-
tune in natural gas explorations" Have
we not done 80 to the Letter? Our onl,
misfortune is that our neighbors owe
,I,o riya. cnNn nancal suuanlinp n lilil,