Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-11-12

gan November 10th.
The planet Jupiter is now so bright
that 1t can be seen even before the
sun has ceased to shine.
There isn't much power in your
religion If it doesn't make you do your
best to pay 100 cents on the dollar.
Don't plant mortgage for though |
it will grow in any soil or climate 1T is
the hardest thing to raise in the bisi-
ness.
AT this season OF the year nature
shares the labors OF the Bacchanaian
spirit by doing little red painting
herself.
An act of legislature last winter
changed the law so as to give jurors
before justice seventy.fve cents in
place of fifty cents.
For cough, colds, bronchitis use
Champney's white pine expectorant.
Keep your eyes on our advertising
columns and you will keep posted as to
who is Offering the best bargains in
fall and winter goods.
Coughing Leads 10 Consumption
kcmps Basam stops the cough at once.
An election morning marriage
occurred last Tuesday at the Catholic
church, which united Mr.. Dennis Hotf-
mann and Miss Mary Roneau.
-Remember that dance Is often
called may, and that maize is corn.
> Texas Siftings concludes that there is
close connection between dancing and
corns.
"A full line of the hest clocks made,
|. at Champney's drug store.
Miss Genia Buckhouse commenced
the Winter term OF school in The Loesch
district. She taught the same school
during the fall term and gave general
satisfaction.
Since so many records of speed haye
been broken the autumn girl who
thinks fellow is rather fast tells him
naively that she thinks he is ''just too
-too"--2:02.
Watches, Clocks. Jewe,ry, Specta-
!, cles. Special attention given to repair.
ing. All Warranted. JOHN ZURFLUu.
3l3 Monroe street. Toledo.
&C. L. Avery keeps on hand at all
times large supply OF all kinds Of
: fresh fish. Leave your order at the
y fish stand and have the fish dressed
ready for cooking.
Those beautiful rings, chains and
q charms at Champney's make elegant
~ Christmas presents. Buy them early
d The farmers OF Psrrysburg ani
Middleton townships don't propose tt
have their game disturbed by hunters
= as will be seen bv an article signed b,
a long list of names which appears else
where.
e Henry Leydorf and Fred Boetscl
will give grand ball at the town hal
on Thursday (Thanksgiving) night
November "a, to which all are invited
10 Good music in attendance. Tickets
,e so cents.
at Jack Marshall, one Of the best tin
-, ners in the country, is again on deck a
re Davis hardware, having accepted
position in the tin shop this week. Jac|
is good workman and his old friend
will be pleased to see him at the oil
stand.
TX Letters remaining in the Perrys
,d ~ burg, Ohio, postoflice Nov. 1st, 1892
of A. T. Brownell; Capt S. S. Garfield,
be Poppe Rients Won Ewegen; r, Z
mt French; james Hopkins; Mr.. o. Lee
Mrs. Pheba A. Laugherty; Gerti
Spaulding, =. Persons calling for thes
u' letters please say advertised.
-, w. H. HOLLENBECK, p. M.
ee. Miss Eva Byrne completed tn
nd fall term OF school in Sub. District NJ
~ I last Friday. There was speaking an
a general good time in the afternoon
III. She has given entire satisfaction an
will go back to teach her old school
Sub. District No. Ii this winter. Di
ng trict No. Z are sorry to lose her.
~ The songs and dances of Miss Jess
as May, with "Sun's New Phantasma au
on, Refined Company" that appeared la
80 brous hit forth storms of applause. TT
r. company is an excellent one and wi
no doubt bring out tonight the S.
- o. sign.-Daily Sentinel, milwaukee
Wis.
Talk about turpips Great Scott
4 The other day Casper Horn brought
IA four that beat anything we ever hea,
I'D Of He has a peculiar way OF raisir
them, that probably accounts for the
size. He sowed the seed in barrels
one seed to each barrel, and the turni
grew so large 1t was necessary to knot
~. the hoops off TO allow the vegetabl
u" sufficient room to expand. Call al
see them.
Miss Theresa Stickies entertain,
=. her Sunday School class at her hon
recently, there being present :-Hel'
De-. nas.i. Illiu., IIa4tia