Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-04-19

The pleasant weather on Sunday
last brought number of vehicles up
from the city.
The demand for houses in Perrys-
burg has not been so great for many
years as at present.
The work ofcleaning Louisiana ave.
is about completed and gives the street
n much finer appearance.
j. H. Thornton is happy over the
arrival of a new baby girl at his home
on Wednesday evening last
DIR. Brainard and wife are board
ing at Mrs. Smiths g, owing to the fact
that they have been unable to secure
suitable dwelling house.
1t is reported that our entsrprising
citizen, b. Trombla, will erect another
house this spring. Boz. can always
find tenants for his houses.
The many friends of Mrs. Cora
iLocl) Condit will be pleased to learn
of the recent arrival in that family of
a girl baby and that all are doing well.
George Whitman contemplates
remodeling his store building this
season. He will raise it and build an
addition. making it about twice its
present size.
Bernie Trudo's barber shop hardly
knows itself since the enterprising
proprietor has given it a new paper
ing. This is one of the neatest shops
in the state.
High water during the fore part
of the week, caused a decrease in the
catch of fish. The water has been so
high that some of the fishing grounds
had to be abandoned.
For 5 A and all other first-cass
robes and blankets from 75c up to SO,
go to William Schlect
On Sunday night last, during the
heavy storm, lightning struck a tree
near the residence of Hon. Asher Cook,
in this place, peeling a portion of the
bark off but not destroying the tree.
Mrs. Henry Ewing has recently
purchased a half lot adjoining her
front street property of d. M. Morse,
which makes hers one of the finest
residence lots in the town. A new
barn is being built and the place other
wise improved.
-Remember the JOURNAL Office is
ing, address cards, note heads, bill
heads, envelopes, and everything else
in the line. We can furnish first
class envelope (printed) for less money
than the same can be purchased else
where.
During a recent thunder storm,
the Lightning struck the barn of J. f.
Byrne, near town. The roof was
ii a1 h.a ala ntti,.
down into the stalls and melted the
metal backs of the curry combs. Mr..
Byrne was in the barn at the time, and
was knocked down but not badly hurt.
y number of very valuable horses in
the barn were badly frightened but
Dninjured.
p. ]. Pitson took charge of the
Neiderbouse & Hagemaster blacksmith
shop on Wednesday last and is ready
to do blacksmithing, horse shoeing
and all kinds of work pertaining to the
business. Mr.. Pitson is an excellent
workman, is well and favorably known
in this county, and will undoubtedly
receive large share OF the patronage.
We are glad to note his return to this
place, his former home.
Bear in mind that p. NJ. Puhl's
gallery, Maumee, is open every day in
the week, and the best photos are made
for $500 per dozen.
On Monday night last, the Tifin
police located a plant of burglars and
shop lifters goods. They also arrested
one William Huffman, burgular who
recently escaped from Tiffin prison.
When arrested he. was covered with
burns, and was identified as the man
who recently attempted an assault upon
a young lady, who threw benZine in
his face, which became ignited and
terribly burned him.
"A German woman arrived at Teledo
few days since carrying u live babe
on one arm and a dead one on the
other. The children were twins and
one had died on the train near Oak
Harbor. They were emigrants and on
their way from Baden to Bay City, and
were out of money. Toledo's humane
officer supplied them with necessaries,
and had the child buried in Toledo
much against the wish of the mother
who wanted to carry it to the end of
her journey.
Sheriff Miles landed the J. C.
Bucklin burglars into the county Jail
last Friday night and on Monday they
were taken before J. p. Abbott. John
s. Gordon waived examination and Will
lam Combs plead guilty. Gordon was
bound over in the sum of five hundred
dollars. His father arranged bonds and
he was let go on his way rejoicing.
Combs bond was fixed at eight hund-
\ .ed dollars in default OF which he now
languisheth.
Don't be drawn on by unknown
photographers who have no reputation
10 lose, but patronize "A photographer
YOU know to be reliable. Call on F.
4I, Publ. Maumee, Ohio.
Last week the jury in the case of
The T. +. & S. R,y Co. VS.. Mary A.
Glenn, et., al. brought in verdict for
$l225.00 value of lands and assessments
for damage in favor of the defendants.
This was case in which the defend
ants obtained new trial having pre-
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