Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-08-15

The Grain family of East Toledo with
at Buttonwood island Friday.
The raising of wheat must be an
infant industry--s it's both Graded
and threshed.-Ottawa Sentinel.
Jacob Schrumm has a horse which
drew load of 30 bushels of wheat in
the field, which is not very bad pulling
for one horse.
FOR BARNUMS.-The steamer G.
b. Wallace will not lay over at Toledo
next Saturday night, but will return to
Perrrysburg, leaving Toledo at 6:3O p.
m: In order to accommodate those
wishing to attend Barnum's show.
Ayers s Hair Vigor restores color
and vitality to weak and gray hair.
Through its healing and cleansing
qualities, it prevents the accumulation
OF dandruff and cures scalp diseases.
The best hair-dressing ever made, and
by far the most economical.
THE MASONIC DANCE.-The
steamer C.B. Wallace will leave Toledo
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o'clock to accommodate those wishing
to attend the Masonic dance, and will
return again to Toledo as soon as the
dance is over.
An Akron physician was on trial
for negiecting his invalid wife. In
court he brazenly acknowledged that
his practice amounted to $500 per
year. and he did not have time to care
for his neglected partner, and a young
woman who was employed in the house
and al sa,;h Who failed fail, to dol eything for the
Invalid, was mot employed for that
purpose" SAID the doctor.
"A Marion county schoolma'am has
hit upon brilliant scheme, says an
exchange, which gives satisfaction to
her pupils. When one of the girls
misses II word the boy who spells it gets
permission to kiss her. In acquiring
a knowledge of photography, the school
ma'am appears to think that two heads
are better than one, but, as might be
supposed, the girls are getting to be
mighty poor spoilers.
The twisted wire nail-a cross be-
tween a screw and the ordinary plain
wire Nails said to be working it's
way into popular favor, and is believed
to represent as great an improvement
upon the plain wire nail us that useful
invention is over the old cut nail. The
twisted wire nail not only crushes the
| tibers of wood less than the two other
| forms m hltt hy ts
! possesses much greater holding power
than the other forms,
The work Of moving the residence
OF II. c. Lawrence has been completed
and the house is now nicely located on
the corner of the lot, and fronting on
Front street. 1t is a fine improvement.
Their old buildings on Front street
that have been used as granerles for
several years, are being shifted about.
One has been moved across the street
and the larger one of the three placed
in more convenient part of the iot
and all will be fixed up in fine style for
dwelling houses. improvements are
rapidly going on.
The musicale given by the
EpwOrth League of the M. f. church
on Tuesday evening last WAS fine en-
tertainment. The programme con-
tanned many fine selections all of
which were rendered in good style.
Mr.. Garn the Toledo tenor was eXcep-
tionally good, and the Broadway male
quartette gave several selections in a
very creditable manner. Misses Con-
saul and Cranker as usual rendered
! piano selections which were indeed
excellent. The paper read by Mrs.
! Barton contained many good points
and was received with applause. The
weather was very warm, but even the
orchestra received applause.
Joe. E. Baird has resigned his
position as teacher of the Grammar
department of the public schools ol
Perrysburg, much to the regret of all
who have an interest in the schools
Joe has given good satisfaction as
teacher in this department during the
past year and it was hoped he would
retain the school at least one yeal
longer, but he has decided to attend
college at Ann Arbor, and fit himselt
Tor professional life, and his numerous
| friends unite in wishing him success
Miss Fannie Veitch has been elected
to teach the school. She has had good
success in the schools that haye been
under her charge.
Bogus coffee is in the market il
large quantities, it is reported. 1t il
made of some kind of gritty paste
| mouldad in await ;,,,;tat;o,, &c ~ 80.