Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-12-20
LOCAL NEWS.



All the latest popular sheet music
for sale at this office.
--Miss Nettie Oblinger is employed
as book keeper in the Wood County
Democrat, Office at Bowling Green.
The NJ. E. Sunday School will give
aChristmas party for the members OF
the school, on Wednesday eve., Dec. "a.
Our old friend, Adam Il. Leydorf,
is shipping large quantities of baled
straw. He pays the highest price for
straw.
--Welare selling the latest and most
popular publications in sheet music,
both vocal and instrumental. Call at
JOURNAL Office.
--Maumee's truant officer has found
several children who could not attend
school for want of sufficient clothing,
and asks for contributions.
-Uutil after the holidays the Post
Office news stand will be open until p.
m. The money order department villa
close at the usual hours p. m.
Bulk oysters and Warranted pure,
Buckwheat flour, ut Trombla's bakery.
The Maumee Era says "Henrv
Demott,of Springfield township, killed
ten rabbits with two hours time. !"
This is new way of killing rabbits.
-Licenses.-Harlow S. Brown and
Anna Bierd. L. E. Bloomfield and
Lizzie Cummins. Benner Walls and
Isadore A. Splitter. Jonathan Musser
and Electra, Ostrander.
-Messrs Max CARL and j. L. Van
Derventer, President and Secretary of
the Maumee Glass Company have been
visiting several Indiana towns with the
view of locating their factory where
they can find plenty of gas.
Bulk oysters and Warranted pure,
Buckwheat flour at Trombla's bakery.
C. H. Caldwell and wife went to
Fostoria on Friday to attend the
funeral of z. w. Hathaway, a former
old resident of Wood county, whose
death occurred on Friday last at the
home of his son in Greenville, Oregon.
-Wakeman Lodge, f. and A. NJ,
elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: A. l.. Van Fleet, w. NJ;
Oscar Lyons, S. W.; Allen d. Demuth, +,
j. W.; Jas. Marston, Treas; Geo. l..
Cooper, See'y; Frances Scherer, S. D.;
Fred c. Bodd, J. D.; Frank Kutzly,
Tyler.
Bulk oysters and Warranted pure,
Buckwheat flour, at Trombla's bakery.
The citizens of Maumee have been
circulating Il paper for the purpose of
raising sufficient funds to drill for gas
within the corporate limits of the viii
lage, believing they will be able to find
u sufficient supply to brace up their
plant and make it able to supply the
town. 1t is to be hoped they will be
successful.
Ottawa Sentinel: The law in
selecting Il jury in many cases should
be changed. 1t ought not to be that
intelligent men who read. think, dis
cuss and draw inferences as they do,
should be excluded from a jury. The
very fact that they do read, think and
consider, makes them better jurors
than thnSa who do NOT
Charles B. Mitchell Post G.. A. r.,
of Maumee, elected the following
officers for the ensuing year: j. NJ.
Decker, Com; Met Steffes. S. V. Com;
Thomas Bates, j. V. Com; Frank Ham
ilton, Chaplain; A. w. Geer, Surgeon;
Thomas Brown, Quartermaster; David
Meser, officer of Day; Bennett Hahn,
officer of Guard; j. L. Wilcox, delegate;
Met Steffcs, alternate.
L. Williamson pays highest cash
price for corn al Dowling o. 3Sb
The editor of the Fremont Messen-
ger in a fit of desperation, caused no
doubt by the pangs of poverty, penned
the following plaintiff appeal to his
delinquent subscribers: ''Lives of great
men oft remind us honest toll don't
stand chance, more we work we leave
behind us bigger patches on our pants.
On our pants, once new and glossy,
now are patches of different hue; all
because subscribers liuger and won t
pay us what is due. Then let us all be
up and doing; send in your mite be
nc'er SO small, OF when the SHOWS of
winter strike us we shall have no pants
at all"
Iue Yelled K emp,s IyaIsun