Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1889-01-04
LOCAL MAT II E r S

The next Social OF tne baules Oeil-
tennial Society will be held at the resi-
d ence of Mrs. Asher Cook, Friday |
evening, Jan. 18th. All are cordially
invited.
My books must be closed, so please
call and settle. G. FINKBElNER'
N o ice is yet reported on Lake Supe-
rior, and there has bee n plenty Of it at this
season heretofore. Shall wo have to go
beyond Superior for our crop OF ice this
year2
There are too many boys drowned on
thin ice within the past two or three
weeks to admit of making a record oil
them. 1t has become one of the past
times Of our mild winter 80 far.
The Toledo Bee issued q mammoth
edition on the last day Of the old year,
in which q vast amount of inf ormation
was gathered at no little expense and
time 10 the proprietors.
Full line OF School Books and Schoo
Supplies, at A. II, CHAMPNEY's.
With the marriage of one of Per-
rysburg's fair daughters up in Michigan
the JOURNAL gets n new subscriber.
''It is an i'll wind that blows nobody
good"
Are 1--WE lingering in the lap Of
spring or shivering in the cold blasts OF
December and January? That is the
question. Spring has the floor forth
affirmative of the question up to the
latest hour of "going to press"
The fact that an Ohio man ate sixty
three large bnckwheat cakes the other
night on wager OF $40 would seem to
indicate that the hog crop in the Buckeye
State is in peculiarly fine condition.-Er
Goods at the lowest cash price and
for cash only E:NKBEINER's.
The total number Of postoffices in this
country now is 1886. There are over
O,0OO fourth-class pastollices, this being
the classification OF all offices where the
annual compensation of the postmaster
amounts To less than 81 900.
Rev. NJ. II. Martin, of Toledo, will
preach in st. PauP4 Episcopal church
Maumee, at 3 y. NJ. every Sunday alter
noon until further notice. The friends in
Perrysburg are cordially invited to atlendl
these services.
Many husband is lost in wonder
as he reflects that The glowing hand that
spanks his children and serves his cabbage
IA the very sanIe to which he used to write
sonne,s aud which he never kissed without
II sense Of revei ence amounting TO raptur e
GEO. Kinder. Married.
Full line OF School Books and School
Supplies, at A. r. CHAMPNEY's.
With the change of the old for a
new year, and a full moon for a little
fraction of new and almost totally
eclipsed moon, which don't give half as
much light as the old moon, we are
still lingering in the lap of spring, with
winter apparently knocke out. 1t is a
hard season for the sale of overcoats.
DRUG STORE FOR SALE.
ASHER Cook.
Whenever strolling pedller, book
agent, patent corn doctor. OF any one of
the many humbugs come around, people
crowd up mxIOusly to buy goods at two
prices, says an exchange; but the same
-uen will Jew a merchant down TO the bot
tom price on a ten cen; trade, and then get
mad because he don't make them a present
| worth do lar.
Full line of School Books and
school stationery. FlNKBEINERs.
-Recor,er-eiect Chris Finkbeiner takes
the oath Of Office and ASSUMES The presu re
next Monday. Mr.. Finkbeiner will re-
tain his residence in Peirysburg for the
present and until he closes up his busi-
ness affairs at that place; hut he will he
at his post five days in the week. Mr..
Richard, the present efficient depuiy, will
retain his old position under the new ad-
mini.tration. Sheriff Miles and Commits
sioner Beverslock will also begin their
second term on Monday, Sentinel.
Now ready to receive orders for al
kinds Of gas and steam fitting.
JOHN C. LEYDoRF.
| The Toledo Association of Ex-Un-
ION Prisoners of War held their annual
election at Grand Army Hall last even
ing, and the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year President
j. w Greene first -president-E.
G. Wetmore second vice-president-
r. F. Wilson third -presidant-J.
W. Stone chaplain-Rev. T. j. Shep-
pard treasurer-J. w. King secretary
j. +. Holliger.
-Don't purchase Watch untillyou see
and price the elegant stock at
a. r. CHAMPNEY's.
The week has been replete with
social parties and receptions among our
young people. On New Years Eve a
social party was given by Miss Flo,a
Wedertz On the same evening a so
cial party was given at the residence
of Mr.. G. Finkbeiner. On New Years
night Miss Lulu Boff and Mr. Henry r.
Roether gave social reception at their
respective residences. On Wednesday
eveuing'a pleasant social surprise party
was given Mr.. Berny Gets at which
there were large number present. MI.
Chas. Lawrence gives social reception
at his home this evening.
Watches, Clocks. Jewelry, Speclncles
Special attention given to Repairing. All
Warranted. JOHN ZURtLuh,
3l3 Monroe Street, Toledo.
through the Investigations of Cor
oner Orme and Deputy Sheriff Lenhart,
the Identification Of the remains of the
dead man found in Ross township, men
toned last week, is satisfactorily esIab'
lislled as those of George Beauleu, aged
about 40 years, who was border with
Mrs. Armenia Poirier, 057 Bridge street