Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1898-07-02

lar with the trade.
"A pair on sofa
Enjoyed lots of bliss;
Her young brother saw them
Observation-Disclosures
Ask agents about Sunday outings
on the Nickel Plate Road. Parties OF
five or more can go anywhere on the
Nickel Plate Road not to exceed one
hundred miles at round trip rate of
S1.OO.
Ladies and Misses Button Shoes 81.
Former price, S1.25, 81 80, and So.
16b VIM. BARTON.
Hon. j. r. Haukey was in town
Wednesday calling on friends. The
Senator has Just returned from Colo
rado and is in excellent health and
spirits.
-"Oh, religion is good enough for
women and children" remarked a
smart youth as he rolled a cigarette:
"go into any church and you will find
five women to one man." "Yes, and go
to any prison." replied plainly dressed
old lady who had heard the FOOLS re-
mark, land you will find one hundred
men to one woman" And he had moth
ing to say; the argument was unan-
swerable.
An unusually large peach crop will
be realized in the south this year as the
result of mild winter and spring. The
first of the crop are now coming into
market. Peaches from other peach
growing states bring from 75c to 81 per
bushel. Georgia peaches which are
considered everywhere as superior to
Tennessee peaches, are selling for
from 75c to $1.25 per crate in the local
southern markets.
The Gypsy Carnival at the town
hall last Friday night was attended by
very good audience. The various
musical numbers were very pleasing
The little children. presented a very
pretty appearance in their various
characters and acts and rendered their
parts in manner indicatiye of much
talent and ability. Those who assisted
the little folks in making an evening
of much pleasure are also entitled to
credit for their work.
The Sentinel Office is doubling up. -
Robert Thompson and Miss Nellie Nc
Gill, both employees of the Sentinel,
were quietly married at p. m. Satur-
day last. They then went TO Toledo
and the following morning went to De-
troit, returning at night and reporting
for duty at the office the next morning
just as though nothing had happened.
Both young people are deserving of all
the happiness that usually falls to the
lot of the average person. The JOUR-
NAL extends congratulations.
The G. g. B. line of steamers have
just placed in commission in coniunc-
tion with the elegant steamer "City OF
Buffalo," the new sister ship, "City of
Erie,' and these two steamers will per-
form the service between Cleveland
and Buffalo in nine hours running
time, distance of 1S3 miles. They are
said to be the finest vessels running on
fresh water in this country. They
leave Cleveland and Buffalo every eve
ming at s o'clock arriving in either
city the following morning at 6 o'clock.
Here is recipe for cleaning wall
paper. To one loaf OF perfectly fresh
rye bread mix the following articles:
One ounce OF salt, one ounce of am.
monia strong, one ounce of corn meal,
Take bread while warm, cut off outside
crust and cut hole through the centre
and place in each specified ingredient
and mix we'll while the bread is warm
until 1t becomes OF putty-like thick,
ness. To preserve it for future use
make 1t into balls and put 1t into an
air-tight jar. Cover we'll with salt and
set in cool place. Be sure to have
lyour bread warm,