Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-09-24


The North Baltimore street fair
was glorious success.
WIN. Ford Is building a new resi-
dence on his lot recently purchased.
The marshal has been around noti-
flying people to rebuild their sidewalks.
NO person is entitled to premium
without paying for one year and three
months In advance on subscription.
"A match cutting machine is an auto
matte curiosity. Itcuts 10000, 900 sticks
a day and then arranges them over
vat where the heads are put on at
surprising rate of speed.
The steamer Burt made her last
trip to this port on Sunday last, and
the smiling faces of Capt. Tyrie, engi-
neer Gregory, Mate Sisson and "Joe"
will not be seen ut the dock until the
blue birds sing again.
On Monday last Mrs. f. M.
George entertained her children ut her
home here. The occasion was her
birthday, and all the family were pres
ent except Mrs. N. P. Clam of Gales
burg, ILL.,, who sent regrets.
The steamer c.. B. Wallace which
Is the first to come and last to leave,
will continue to run between Toledo
and the up-river ports as long as the
patronage is sufficient to make it pay.
Capt. Large is deserving OF patronage.
III ten drops of oil of wintergreen
on lump of sugar, at intervals of two
hours, and dose or two of rochelle
salts will cure rheumatism what's the
use OF having it? A physician is alleged
to have given this for the benefit OF
mankind.
The pupils Of Perrysburg schools
Will celebrate in an appropriate man
ner Columbus day, Oct. u; there will
be exercises afternoon and evening.
The full program will appear next
week. Supt. Saddler says the expect
to have a big time all around.
On Wednesday last Henry Snyder
took his threshing engine down to the
pump house to coan the boiler, and
while waiting to commence work,
the engine got move on it" and
started to run off the emabnkment into
the river. but Snyder succeeded in stop
ping 1t just before going off the bank
1t was hard job getting it up the hill
again.
Judge Nearing opened up new
license record book to-day, and j. r.
Wright and Carrie Laskey were the
first couple to appear therein. The old
book opened February "a, 1888, with
the names of James Mills and Susan
Spohn, and closed with John Smith
and Ella B. Whitacre. The former IL
cense was numbered 3,97S and the lat
ter 5, 5,I35.-Sentinel.
ID. K. Hollenbecs received tele-
gram informing him of the death of
Mrs. w. V. Way, at her late home in
Mansfield on Wednesday evening last.
She had been an invalid for severa,
years past aud her death has been ex-
pected for some time. The remains
will be brought to Perrysburg, on the
IL o'clock train from Toledo, and will
be Immediately taken to the cemetery
for interment.
This is the month OF meteors or fall
ing stars, and il a person watches the
sky tor few minutes any evening from
s to ] / o'clock they can see the aerial
sky rockets shooting through the upper
strata of the atmosphere. The earth is
just passing through that portion of it's
orbit which lies directly in the way OF
sort OF fragn.entary planetary system
They gen orally continue for three or
four evenings, which shows that the
belt OF fragmentary matter must be
pretty broad when it requires three or
four days for the earth to journey
across it..
The discovery has been made that
on one side OF the new quarter dollar
there are thirteen separate representa-
tions of the number thirteen. 1t was
probably the intention of the designer
of the quarter to have thirteen occur
thirteen times, but there are few people
who have noticed this fact. there are
Is stars, Is letters in the scroll held in
the eagles beak, 13 marginal feathers
in each wing, Is tail feathers, 13 par
allel lines in the shield, 13 horizontal
bars. 13 arrow heads in one foot, 13
leaves on the branch in the other foot,
and Is letters in the words quarter
dollar. ."-Ex.