Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-12-06

Tho severest cases of asthma are
Immediately relieved by the use of
Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
Laundry lists printed on satin for
fancy work at JOURNAL office.
There will be n special meeting
of the w. r. G. Saturday afternoon at
2 p. m.
Stony Ridge is too Rocky for
II. p. Mcknight and he has gone where
the suckers are green.
--Revs. II. Ackers and Fitterer, com
men ced series of revival meetings at
Millbury on Wednesday last.
Remember you can pay your taxes
without going TO Bowling Green. Just
call on Postmaster Hollenbeck.
Geo. Mills fell on the walk in front
of Fred Jezzards store, Wednesday
night, and has been laid up since.
Miss Jennie Mills commenced
teaching at Wights crossing. Miss
Mills has become very popular
| teacher.
German Methodist social held at
the residence of Mrs. Fred Treuschel,
Thursday afternoon last. A pleasant
time was enjoyed by all.
The nineteenth century club meets
at the residence of Mrs. G. II. Scott,
on Wednesday next, December 10.
All women interested in equal
rights are invited.
The young people of the Evan
gelical church enjoyed a very pleasant
social time and an oyster supper at the
residence of Jacob Hufford on We'd
nesday evening last.
B. Trombla has had his store room
nicely painted and r4papered, and it
makes q fine appearance. There are
lots of good things in that room, and
don't you fail to remember it.
II. H. Tinney, OF Lime City, gave
the JOURNAL a pleasant call this week.
Tom is one of the solid young Repub-
licans of PerrysburS township, a first
class young man, and u credit TO the
township.
Mrs. Henry Ellsworth of Sugar
Ridge died on Monday, December lat
the age of 80 years, and the funeral servi-
ces were conducted at the ME. Church
at Bowling Green, on Wednesday last
by Rev. Scoles.
-LOST.-Between Maumee and
Lime City, on Tuesday last, one brown
account book, SKIP inches in size, con-
tanning accounts of C. d. Nye, between
Maumee and Lime City. Finder please
leave at this Office.
Joseph p. Tucker, now of Toledo
was in Perrysburg Il few days ago. He
expects to he engaged as a conductor
on one of the new electric street cars in
Toledo. Joe received the endorsement
of many of the leading business men oi
this place for his new situation.
-Perrysburg merchants are making
their stores show up in fine style for
the holiday trade The farmers and
all classes of people, will find it to their
advantage to trade in Perrysburg
You will not be required to pay fancy
city prices, and will get just as good
goods.
H. NJ. Hoover returned from Cam
den, Ohio, at which place he had been
called to the bedside of his father,
Jacob Hoover, who died on Wednesday
and was buried Saturday, of last week
He was - years of age, served through
the war of the rebellion, was an honored
citizen and was followed to the grave
by large concourse of people. His
} funeral was conducted by the G. A. r..
participated in by the posts from
several of the neighboring towns.
The Concert ut tho hall last
Monday night was attended by "a larg,
and appreciative audience. The pro
gramme was long but exceedingly
good, and the participants all die
credit to themselves and the occasion
by the excellent rendition of thei
, various parts, and while we appreciat,
the talent from abroad, we fee
, justiilable in saying that the Perrys
burg portion of the programme wa
equal to any of the rest. We hop
another entertainment will be give
soon, as it is Il great benefit to tn
people.
Tho Rev. G. w. Farley, tn
EIarpster M. Il. minister who fell il
love with one OF the sisters of his tlocl
and wrote numerous letters to her, haI
a secret trial Tuesday afternoon befor
Presiding Elder Albright and sever1
prominent ministers at Harpster. Th
result of the trial is kept secret, but
is learned that the reverend gentlema
plead guilty, handed over a number {
loving letters received from the lad,