Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-10-04
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In case of sudden colds, and 70,
coughs of long standing, take Ayers
Cherry Pectoral.
C. A. Powers and l.. b. Holly
have dissolved. and l.. b. Holly has
accepted position in Toledo.
The next social of the Ladies'Cen.
tenial Society will be held at the Res.
idence of Mrs H Peck, Friday evening,
Oct. Sd.
The Perrysburg G. l.. S. G. will
meet at the home of Miss Hulburd ON
Tuesday evening next, Oct. 9TH. BY
order of the secretary.
-"Sonny, does your father take a
paperp" Eyes, sir, two of them; one
belongs to Mr.. Smith and the other to
Mr.. Thompson. hooks them off the
stoop. Elk.
Some one scattered poisoned bo-
logna on the streets of Leipsic, Ohio, a
short time ago. The village council
offers reward of $40 and the business
men $l75. for the guilty party.
We have Just received large
stock of latest styles of wedding and
address cards, and a new lot of job
type and are prepared to do plain and
fancy job printing better than ever
before.
"A. E. Wilson, has been engaged in
setting up monuments in Findlay and
Fostoria this week for the firm of Lloyd
Bros, of Toledo. This firm is doing a
large business in all parts of the coun-
try and their work Is always satisfac-
tory.
Paints and oils, of the very best
quality, at A. r.. Champney's drug
store.
Ed G. Beach, of the firm of Leslie
e. Co., Chicago, paid his old home u
visit Sunday. He was warmly well
coined by many friends, who are always
glad to greet him. He has charge of
the California fruit department of the
above firm.
Pearl May, daughter of Oliver
and Carrie Mogle, was born Aug 21st,
1885, and died Sept 9th, 1890, aged /
year, | month, and days. Funeral
services at the house conducted by Rev.
Us. Fitterer.
1t may be well for our people to
look out for the germs of typhoid fever.
With the villainous catch basin, and
with the sleepy people who ought to
see it cleaned, and with the filth that
has accumulated in some of the alleys,
there is much danger. That catch basin
IS a crime!
Frank Harbauer and wife, of Toledo,
are visiting the family OF Philip Har-
bauer. and other friends. in Perrys-
burg, this week. Frank is II worthy
young man, born and raised in Perrys-
burg ,and has been employed in j.
Kurtz' meat market in Toledo, for the
past five years.
Smoke the Canary Tip"
Cigar.
Owing to the closing up of the
saloons of Lima last week, during the
Agricultural fair, under the State law,
by proclamation of the Mayor, the
saloon keepers in order to retaliate,
had the bakeries, fruit stores, cigar
stores, barber shops. meat markets and
ice cream parlors all closed tight as a
drum on Sunday, Sept. 81. The drug
stores were open part of the day. The
city was quiet and orderly.
"A first-class line of cigars at John
DuFord's barber shop. Shaving, hair
cutting and shampooing Your next
Rev. DR.. Atwill, Rector of Trinity
church, Toledo, who has lately been
elected Bishop of the new West Mis-
st. Paul's Episcopal church. Maumee,
on Sunday next, at 500 p. m. This
will probably be the last visit of DR..
Atwill to Maumee, prior to his removal
to the West, and everybody in general
and Episcopalians in particular are
cordially invited to attend this service.
LETTERS UNCALLED FoR.-Letters
remaining uncalled for mt Perrysburgh
Post Office, Sept. 80, 1890: Mrs. Asena
Avery, Mrs. ebay Burdies, Tom Col
Ions, Adam Christman, Miss Mary
Gribbins, +. II. Gill, Mrs. Leah Giresc.
Luner Hutzkop, j. Harrod, Mrs. c.
Lindner, j. w. Livingston, Mrs. S.
T.. c., /. Vanvalkenberg. Persons
calling tor these letters please say
advertised. w. H. Hollenbeck, p. Nj.
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Specta-
cles. Special attention given TO repair
ing. All Warranted. JOHN ZURFLUH,
3l3 Monroe street. Toledo.
-'Haben aben, sken aben kabcn,
we're de HIS my Bost," said an infu-
RATED German as he entered our office,
Il few days since. with blood in his eye.
We managed to ascertain that he had
paid II year in advance for Die Post,
and the paper had stopped coming,
and then we gently told the gentleman
that Die Post, was now the Died
Post, it having been buried
about three weeks since. He mourn
fully meandered away, and murmured
--''Tamn dat Bost," and we can't
blame him for feeling that way.
"A man was knocked down and rob-
bed ON Front street II few evenings
since, and the matter, has not been
thoroughly investigated us yet, and
unless prompt action is taken there is
liable to be a repetition of the same
thing. He was knocked down by IL
"whiff" from the catch basin on the
east corner of Louisiana ave, land Front
street, and was robbed of his senses by
the sense of smell being so overloaded
that the other four stood no show at
all. The council will fix it however,