Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-08-08

Quite number of Perrysburg
people went to Detroit to attend the
G. A. II. Encampment.
The Steamer C. B. Wallace
brought Sunday School picnic up to
Eden Park on Wednesday.
This is sun spot year and the size
and number of black spots on the daily
illuminator are increasing. You can
see them through smoked glass.
Henry V. Weley, is now lying in
Jail at Defiance. charged with killing
George V. Kratz. The justice decid-
ed the crime to be murder in the first
degree.
The new signs recently put in
position by VIM. Schlect and P. G.
Ray & Co, and Tromblas livery are
good ones and make a very fine
appearance.
William Brown, the B. g. o. tele-
graph operator at North Baltimore
was arrested and fined 800 for appro-
priating money which belonged To the
telegraph company.
"A young ana popular gentleman of
Fostoria, Martin Koss, committed
Too many cares which unbalanced bis
mind, is supposed to be the cause of
the shooting.
Very few people know that timothy
grass takes its name from Il Maryland
farmer named Timothy Hanson. He
cultivated it for years before it came
into general use, and wherever it went
1T was known by his surname.-Ex.
Here is useful hint to housekeep-
ers aprOpos of the preserving season
Corlis for bottles should be boiled and
placed in the bottles while heated.
Champaign corks are treated in this
way and the air is excluded perfectly.
Conrad Kohl threshcd the grain
off of an eight acre piece of ground
which averaged AZ bushels to the
acre, machine measure. He claims
this yield is due to the fact that the
straw OF last years grain was burned
on the ground.
Ladies who call on brides for the
first time, and wish to do the proper
thing, will not forget TO turn down the
upper corners of their calling cards,
which signifies best wishes and con-
gratulations. But guard against maxi
ing the mistake of turning down the
lower corners. That means sympathy
and coincidence.
-Supt. |. N. Sad dler of the Perrys-
burg schools. has gone to Van Vert to
lecture at the Teachers Institute in
that county. He has declined several
very tiattering offers for lectures
owing 10 the fact that he feels the
necessity of having good rest during
the Summer months, and on his return
from Van Vert will take a lake trip.
The citizens of a town make it
what it is. They give to it the repu-
tation which it enjoys, whether good
or bad. Upon them is the toll AMI to
them comes the largest share of the
results. The very life blood of town
is its citizens. If they are sluggish,
then the current upon which the town
rests flows slowly and painfully, but if
they be active and pushing, with an
increased pace it flows rapidly on.
Tho Reed and Naegele bitches in
Middleton were sold yesterday by En-
glreer Spatford. John Goodman, of
Bowling. bought three sections, and
Richard Edwards of this place, one
section of the Reed ditch. The sections
are 1,300 feet long and sold for from
eight to ten cents per cubic yard. The
Naegele ditch was sold to Richard
Edwards, section No. l, Frank Walker
Dunbridge, section No. >; and John
Goodman, Bowling, section No. 3. All
the work on this ditch sold at seven
cents per cubic yard.-Sentinel.
Much injury is done by the use of
irritating, gripping compounds taken as
purgatives. In Ayers Pills, the pa
tient has Il mild but effective cathartic,
that can confidently be recommended
alike for the most delicate patients as
we'll as the most robust.
For Sale or Rent.
A sixty acre farm. Easy terms.
Enquire of VIM CROOK.