Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-11-01
LOCAL NEWS.


his old home n call this week.
Mayor Tyler is somewhat under
the weather this week with asthmatic
difficulties.
All Infections of the blood are
removed by Ayers Sarsaparilla, Sold
by all druggists.
The price of wool has increased 9
cents per pound to the benefit of the
wool growers since the passage of the
Mckinley bill.
IF you want u first-class double or
single harness go no VIM. Schlect,
Perrysburg.
"A little six year old girl, of Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Doyle, OF East Toledo,
died on Tuesday. Mrs. Doyle was
formerly Miss Susie Curtis of this place.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Evangelical church, will hold their
social at the residence of Mrs. Israel
Thornton, on Friday afternoon, Nov. Z.
All are cordially invited.
Gilbert d. Ross, was called to
Caldwell, Kansas, on Monday, in
answer to a telegram announcing the
expected death of his mother, who has
been sick for some time past.
Paints and oils, of the very best
quality, at A. r.. Champney's drug
store.
DR.. j. w. Robertson, of Detroit,
who is interested in oil matters at Has
llins, came over on Monday last to look
up the prospects of the new well his
company is putting down at Haskins.
-Mert Yeager has accepted posi-
tiou in the dry goods store of Lamson
Bros, OF Toledo. Merit is brighG and
honest boy, and we are pleased to learn
of his good fortune in securing II posi-
tion in one of the leading stores oi
the city.
The Lime City Farmers Mutual
Fire Insurance Association held meet
ing at the Exchange hotel on Monday
last. They have made settlement with
Geo. f. Vetter, for losses occasioned by
the burning of his house. The Lime
City are very prompt in adjusting al
| losses.
-Overcoats of the latest styles, az
exceedingly low prices at Bartons. He
has a full and complete line of clothing
and dry goods, which he is Offering at
| prices that will clean out the stock in
short order. The Mckinley bill does
not raise the prices at Barton's
Everything way down below city
prices.
"A train on the C. H. & d. r. R. on
Saturday, struck man near Anna
station. and crushed his head. The
man was picked up for dead, having u
large hole punched in his head, and
there were no signs of life remaining.
but after a few hours he was dis
covered to be alive and there were al
last accounts good prospects of his
recovery.
A lady who has been visiting
friends in Perrysburg, being about to
return to her home, sent in ner advance
subscription to the JOURNAL, saying
that while visiting here she had become
accustomed to perusing its columns,
and would feel lost without il and there
fore desired that the paper should be
sent to her home. A lady in Providence
r. l., writes that she has been absent
from Perrysburg many years, but can
not get along without the JOURNAL.
and enclose the cash for another wear.
Its just such words and remittances as
these that make an editor feel that bis
hum-drum, weary life is not spent in
vain.
Mrs. C. A. Mercer, of Liberty
township had Il little bank of her own
1t was tin can which she buried in
the garden. 1t contained $500, and 4
few days ago she dug up the bank and
took out sum of money to use on {
shopping exposition and then buried
it again. She was watched, and after
She had departed Hiram Hosford and
another fellow stole the contents of the
bank, about $500. When the theft was
discovered officers hunted up Hosford
and arrested him, but the other fellow
got Off. Hosford was examined before
Squire N. l.. Besanso.4, of Portage, and
5000 found in his possession. He was
bound over in the sum of $500, and
in default of bail, is now boarding in
the house to which Doc. Jones will soon
hold the keys.
At this season of the year people can
not be too careful about keeping their
bowels regular. Bilious and malariaI
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