Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-05-24

for general housework. A pleasant
home and highest wages given. Ad-
dress 2. o. box liz or call at this office.
L. b. Holly is driving a fine team
of bay ponies.
Tho purifying effects of Ayers
Sarsaparilla are sure and speedy. Take
1t this month.
-Rev. James Long, of Weston, will
preach in the M. f. church Sunday
morning and evening.
-Tomatoe and Celery plants, ver-
benas and Geraniums, for sale cheap
at the residence of Mrs. DR.. Nichols.
9a.
We had frost, snow, rain and dew
all within "a hours time during the
past week.
We have not yet heard of any one
who is going take the responsibility of
furnishing ice for sweltering humanity
during the summer.
The small boy fishing in the Maui
NEE now takes a spade along to make II
hole in the water in which to drop his
line. This may seem an eXaggeration.
-Twenty-six divorce cases are on
bhC uoShoo toi DCAb uCl III W COuIbs Otli
of which are brought by the husband
and sixteen of them by the better
halves.
The court docket for June Term of
Common Pleas Court has just been sent
to the printers, and will contain 225
civil cases and about fifteen criminal
cases.
--On last New Years eve., a basket
was left on our door step. We have
been unable to learn who was the
owner of the basket, but if the party
will please call the property will be
delivered to the owner.
-MARRIED.-At st. Rose de Lima
church at 5 a. m. Tuesday, May, 20,
1890, by Father Rieken, MIR. Andrew
Hillabrand and Miss Annie NJ. Alter
mott. They received the congrittula-
tions of Il large number of friends.
Swiss embroideries of every de-
scription at VOLTS.
Agents will call on the citizens for
the purpose of securing work for the
Great Western Feather Ronovating
Go. You may call and see your work
done. Renovator located on Front
street near Exchange Hotel. First
j. G. Leydorf is putting up new
frame building on his lots on Louisiana
Ave-, South of the railroad. John will
soon have a roof over the whole of his
ground in that locality. Luther Myers,
of Maumee, is putting the tin roof and
spouting on the building.
1t pays to advertise A few weeks
since, " friend asked us to secure a
Wood County -.tlas for him. A few
lines were inserted in the local col
umns and the result was, we were offered
any number of books, and ut almost any
price. We have secured all we want.
1t is rumored that we are to have
another steamboat on the river route.
The Elegant steamer Jaenie built at
Trenton by the Craigs last season will
run between Monroe, Toledo, and
Perrysburg. This will make delight
full trip and we hope the report is true.
The change in the running time of
some of the ID. q NJ. trains has
made it convenient for those who
desire to make quick trips to the city,
the afternoon train north arriving here
so much earlier that ordinary business
can be transacted in time to return by
the Findlay accommodation.
Rev. Geo. B. Wlltsie and family
left last night for Defiance where he
will fill the pulpit of the NJ. E. church
on the Sabbath. They will be the
guests of Mrs. Whistles brothers in
that city. On Monday they go to
Stryker, o., to visit Mrs. Whistles
parents for a few days.
Another young man united with the
Good Templars' Lodge last Monday
night. The hall over Danzs bakery
hts been secured and will be fitted up
Immediately for permanent headquar-
ters for the |. O. G.. T. which will
assure its continued success. The
subject for next debate is Resolved
that the steam engine is the greatest
civilizer of the present time" The
debate at the last session was hotly
contested.
Although we were little mistaken
in our reference last week to. the sale
of the Marshall property and the
Finkbeiner stock of notions, yet con-
trarv to the statement of the Sentinels
correspondent, the transfers have been
made, although to different parties
from those mentioned in this paper.
Mr.. G. Finkbeiuel' has purchased the
property of Mrs. NJ. G.. Marshall, and
MIR. j. Z. Tucker has taken possession
of the Finkbeiner store.
According to lat4st fashions for
women, it Isl exceedingly difficult to
tell whetherit's shef or her brother.
With the low crowEed stiff hat, and as
the N. Y. journal says, "Lhe dear little
shirts, made exactly like the male ar
ticle," the standing collar with II four
in-hand scarf or dude bow, with double
breasted vest and cutaway coat, they
will need but few more articles Of
apparel to complete the suit of mascu-
line duds. But with all this, they
don't make fools of themselves to any
greater extent than do the male dudes
nowadays.
"A we'll to do farmer of Center town
: ship had little more experience il
permitting first class swindlers t.
practice upon him, and what beats th'
farmer, the other party now want