Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-11-15
LOCAL NEWS.


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Ayers Sarsaparilla. Its record OF
forty years is one of triumph overfBlood
| diseases.
The JOURNAL was the only paper
in Wood County outside OF Bowling
Green that gave the complete official
returns of the recent election.
The Postoffice news stand is display
/ ing fine line OF holiday goods of all
descriptions. 34tf.
We received a pleasant call from
Luther Myers, of Maumee, on Tuesday
He was over here getting pointers on
the natural gas meters. He is one of
the best plumbers and tinssuiths in the
State.
Many of the hymn books belonging
to the First Presbyterian church arc
missing and the JOURNAL has been
requested to ask attendants of the
church to look them up and bring
them home.
Geo. Marion, junior editor of the
b. G. Democrat, was in town Saturday,
soliciting for his paper and feeling good
over election, and made the JOURNAL
u pleasant call. Come again, Gweage
deah.
Tho ministers of Bowling Green
have declared against dancing, pro-
gressive euchre, theare going, etc.
etc. What will the printers do for
fun over ut the Green, if all these little
| pleasures are cut Off?
CARD OF THANKS.-Dr. and Mrs.
H. T.. Noble, of Stony Ridge, wish ITO
return thanks to their friends and
neighbors for the many acts of kind
ness extended to them during the
recent illness and death in their fanaily.
| LICENSES - II. H. Anderson and
Jennie Thompson. Fred j. Rolixson
and Elizabeth Lockmiller.. Ernest
Hoffman and Maggie Roman. r. p.
Hankey and Nettie L. Long. Fred
Scott and Orpha l.. Frazier. II. f..
Brown and Christina Weihl.
Miss Anna Emch is engaged in
knitting socks, stockings, etc. It's
going to be IL cold Winter, and it is
well to lay in supply of good woolen
socks. BY the way, Miss Emch is one
of the most prompt paying subscribers
on the JOURNAL list, always having
her subscription paid from one month
to a year ahead of time.
-Pre-eminently the most Successful
amusement Enterprise in the world
The Dawn of Modern Miracles. With
out a Peer. With out a Rival. Indis-
putably the Grandest and most Gigantic
Organization ever Perfected. Unsur-
passed in the Annals of the Vaudeville
Stage. The most Refined and Elegant
Novelty Company before the public
AT the Peoples Theatre all next week
Matinees Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
The cemetery trustees are about
to have the drives graveled in Fort
Meigs cemetery, which will be a
splendid improvement in our otherwise
beautiful cemetery. There have been
many compliments extended for the fine
appearance of our city OF the dead,
and it is reported that there is money
in the treasury and the cemetery is
self supporting.
Valentine Schwind, of Roachtou,
whose reputation for generosity and
Kindness has no equal, presented us
with a quantity of extracted honey,
which is the finest we have ever
sampled. Mr.. S. undoubtedly knew
that we felt somewhat sour over the
results OF the recent election, and
perhaps thought little sweetening
would do us good. Come again, honey
On Tuesday afternoon last, as n
number of school boys were playing on
Louisiana avenue, Summers Eberly, Il
II year old son of Fred c. Ebcrly, acci-
dentally ran against an iron rod used
to connect the hitchirg posts near DR..
Rheinfranks building, the full force of
the blow striking him between the
eyes. He was bleeding profusely when
conveyed to DR.. Rheinfranks office
but is not seriously injured.
Watches, Clocks. Jewelry, Specta.
cleS. Special attention given to repair
ing. All Warranted. JOHN ZURFLUH,
3l3 Monroe street, Toledo,
Ono day last week, Mr.. DeLang
moved his family from Ottawa to this
place and located in the residence
formerly occupied by the family Of
John Hirth. Among other articles
there were several hives of bees. Hamp
Cook hauled the goods from the depot
to the residence and in unloading it
one hive was upset and the bees turned