Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1889-05-31
For nice wagon, carriage, or cart, go
to Wn, Scblect Perrvahur1

Memorial services we're held at the
different churches last Sunday and all
we'll attended.
For that tired, dull headache, drowsy
feeling, take Rinehart's Liver Pills; l a
dose. A. R. Champney.
-R. s, Clegg sent out complete pnrlor
suit TO Mr.. john Gunder which is one Of
the finest lately brought to this locality.
60 10 VIM. Schlect for Corn Drills,
Plows, Cultivators and Plow Repairs, and
everything in the line OF agricultural
implements.
III you want frat class double or
single harness go TO VIM. Schlect, Perrys-
burg.
Agent for Toledo Vienna Bakery,
furnishing the best quality Of bread, cakes
doughnu,s, coffee cakes, fresh three times
week. Fred Jezzard, the Grocer, Perrys.
burg, Ohio.
Mr.. James Wilson, formerly engaged
In the barber business at this place, Is now
travelling with theatrical company. He
is now In Menneapo and is drawing a
good salary.
Fred Dodge is still confined 10 the
house with malarial rorbies. The bad
water about the hub IS what ails him.
He drinks nothing else. Change your
beverage, Fred.
Rain and wind for breakfast, wind
and rain for dinner, wind and wind, rain
and rain for supper. 1t takes all kinds Of
weather TO make season, and IL this
thing continues, we'll surely get we'll sea-
soned.
The address OF Father Rieken 10 the
Grand Army is spoken Of as an exceed
ingly instructive, enteresting and patriotic
lecture. The Boys in Blue are loud in
his praises. We heard several of them
say it was the best sermon they ever lis
tened to from any pulpit. Our people
are justly proud Of our learned and pious
priest.
Wreck on the D. & NJ. Thursday
morning near the Smith Bridge works re-
suited in demolIshing thoroughly two
freight cars and dislocating the engine
and laying it gently in the ditch. Also
the sides Of several coaches on o'clock
train were scrsped so that few shingles
and some paint will be required 10 put
them in presentable condition.
-Robertson Bros. & Moore, of Haskins,
have fine drove of Texas horses and
ponies which they will sell at auction.
Their first public sale will take place at
Bowling Green, Saturday, June first.
These horses are well-bred, and most of
them broken to drive. Farmers and
others wishing TO procure good horses at
low priees will do well TO attend this sale.
1t was interesting 10 witness the large
crowds of people on the river bank
watching for the first glimpse of the
steamer "Pastime" whose anticipated ar
rival at our dock was announced by the
JOURNAL last week. /, was not the IN
tention OF this paper to deceive the public
regarding the matter, but after going TO
Toledo expecting to come up on the trial
trip and getting fooled ourselves we OF
course felt sad to zee others "get left"
Decoration Day was properly OBJ
served in Maumee notwithstanding the
had weather. Exercises held at Union Hall
with Rev. Casey as orator. Singing by
the church choirs, and music by the
Maumee band. They decorated the
aoidiers monument in the school house
yard in memory Of the unknown dead
and the decoration OF graves will occur
next Sunday afternoon. In the evening
the Women's Relief Corps served a boun-
iiiui supper, to which tie public were
invited.
Charles long the young man who
claims 10 have seen DIR. CronIn IN Toronto
after his disappearance from Chicago, and
before his body was found in the sewer,
was an attendant at ST. John's College
Fordham, at same time with Fred
Do"bc anu hcH lyitTs 1t Was mere
on visit II couple Of years ago with the
boys. Long claims he saw DIR. Cronin and
talked with him in Toronto and that he
must have returned to Chicago, and was
followed and assassinated by someone about
whom lie knew too much.
"A friend OF ours says he heard Judge
McCauley speaking about the probability
Of himself and Mr.. Emerine rebuilding
the Ross House at Bowling Green. He
says he thinks perhaps they may rebuild
but both himself and Emerlne dislike TO
expend money in town which can act so
d foolish over the prohibition OF
liquor selling as did that little village,
first voting for prohibition and then vot .
ing to repeal 1t. He asks why in IL
they dldn't vote TO get some sewerage and
water before going in for electric lights.
Why not Use gas and get water.
4 Paws Circus mt Toledo, June 18th.
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