Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-10-11

When your blood is impoverished
The comedy is at hand. Take Ayers
5a .parilla.
The remains of Osmand Wetmore
wc"o taken from the vault and buried
on the family lot on Saturday last.
The Semi-Annnal meeting Of the
Wood County Sunday School Union
will I've held at North Baltimore, Octo-
her % and %.
p, L. Mahr is building an addition
to his factory on Indiana ave. Mr.. Mahr
docs excellent work and has large
trade all over the country.
If you want loan of money on
Real Estate first mortgage, call on H.
p. Mcknight, of Stony Ridge, Ohio,
and he will fill the same at six per cent.
interest. 29d
We had pleasant call from Messrs.
II. +. and II. B. Austin. of Scotch
Ridge. Mr.. r. F.. Austin is one of the
old settlers of Wood county, and was
in town calling on old friends.
-Married.-On Thursday, Oct, 2,
1890, by Rev. G. A. Adams, at Haskins,
Ohio, VIM. l.. Spafford and Miss Cora
Peinert. The young couple have many
friends who wish them success through
life.
Paints and oils, OF the very best
quality, at A. r. Champneys drug
store.
The township of Liberty held an
election on Saturday last to vote on
the question of prohibition OF the
liquor tarffic, and the vote stood 1872
for prohibition and 50 against, and this
adds one more dry township to the list
in Wood County.
Smoke the Canary Tip"
Cigar.
We wish all our readers to remem-
ber that it is our desire to give the
news from all sections of the town and
county, and would regard it as a great
favor if they would send us any items
of news that they may know of. We
will pay the expense of sending it.
Send US an item.
When you want to do a first-class
job of painting, get your material of
A. r. Champney, at the drug store.
Fried oysters:-Procure twenty
four large freshly opened oysters, or
thirty-six of medium size, dip each one
separately in flour, then in beaten egg,
and lastly in powdered cracker dust.
Fry in very hot fat for four minutes,
drain well and serve on n hot dish with
folded napkin, sprinkling over very
little salt and garnishing with fried
parsley leaves.
ID. B. Claflin will hereafter be found
Mt his photograph studio on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays. Call
and secure dozen of those
excellent photos he is making. 19tf
Persons who believe in signs by
which to foretell the condition of the
weather, have an opportunity to see
what there is in these rules, as form
tation: A deep blue colored sky, even
whcn seen through the clouds, indi-
ca,ls fair weather; a growing whiteness,
al approaching storm. When the sky
il rainy weather is tinged with sea
green the rain will Increase; if with
deep blue, it will be showery. a
bright yellow sky at evening indicates
rain. A pale yellow sky at evening
indicates wet weather. A neutral gray
sky at evening indicates fair weather.
The same in the morning indicates wet
weather. Hazincss in the air, which
fades the sun light and makes the orb
appear whitish or ill-defned, or if Mt
night the moon and stars grow dim
indicates rain will follow.-Signal.
Smoke the Canary Tip
Cigar.
We have Just received large
stock of latest styles of wedding and
address cards, and new lot of job
type and are prepared to do plain and
fancy job printing better than ever
before.
They are great many improv-
ements going on in East Toledo nova.
days, but among the many, our former
fellow-townsman, Hon George Scheets,
is making one of the best. His dry
goods and clothing house has long since
been too small for the immense stock he
has carried, and he is now having
erected large addition to his store
building which will make it the finest
building on the street. The front will
be one OF the finest French plate glass
and will not only be credit to Mr.
Scheets, but also to the East Side. He
has lately adopted the plan OF making
presents with every $40 purchase
These presents include copies Of
Websters unabridged dictionary, silk
umbrellas, and numerous other costly
and useful presents. Mr.. Scheets has