Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-10-25

417 Summit ST.,
TOLEDO, o.
We received pleasant call from
Jacob Metzger, of Stony Ridge, on
Monday last.
Ayers Flair Vigor invigorates the
scalp; cures dandruff and itching. An
elegant dressing.
The JOURNAL is pleased to learn
that the report in circulation here con-
cerning the death of our fellow towns
man, Lewis G. Wilson, is not true.
L. B. Holly has moved his family
TO East Toledo, at which place they
will open boarding house. Mr.. II.
is engaged us solicitor for an insurance
firm.
Stamping outfits just received at
j. p. fuckers.
Our old friend Squire James M.
Brown, of Bowling, was in town this
week. Mr.. Brown is the Democratic
candidate for Probate Judge and is IL
credit to the ticket.
When you want to do u first-class
Job of painting, get your material of
a. II. Champney, at the drug store.
Charlie Witzler, has given up the
idea of returning to the West, and has
gone to North Baltimore, where he is
engaged in boring gas wells, with
with Charlie Wallace.
BY a letter received from our old
playmate and friend of boyhood's days,
Will B. Slawson, we learn that he is
still on earth, and located in Albu-
querque, New Mexico.
Pete Baker and his comedy COM
pany appear at the Peoples Theatre
next week with the usual Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday matinees.
Matinees conclude in plenty of time to
take evening trains out of the city.
Thomas Fruescher has just had
completed new tenant house on his
farm. The building is 26x16 with IA fit.
studding. 1t was framed, raised and
completed ready for the plasterers in
ten days by j. G. Hoyt who walked
three and one-half miles morning and
night to and from his home.
The following bit of solid truth is
clipped from an exchange, and is
respectfully submitted to every young
lady reader of the JOURNAL: "a young
woman who is afraid of compromising
her position by recognizing men out of
her set, or out of n certain line of gen.
teel occupation, shows by how frail a
tenure she holds her own respecta-
bility."
Last Wednesday AFTERNOON, Mr..
Brolia went into Kingsbury's grocery
and hislarge Newfoundland dog followed
him, but upon leaving the store the
dog was left behind and being unable
to get out, made II rush for the large
window in which was arranged fine
display of crocliery and glassware.
The dishes jingled and danced around
quiet lively as the old fellow knocked
them over in his efforts to get out and
follow his master. He was given an
opportunity to escape through the door
as soon as one of the clerks could open
it. But few dishes were broken,
although it is great wonder there was
not more damage done.
The Sun Vapor Gaslight Co., OF
Canton, Ohio, have secured contract
with the Council to light the streets Of
Perrysburg. This company will put
in new street lamps and posts placing
them at the outer edge of the curb,
instead of the ziz-zag manner
in which thev are now planted.
The lamps will be about ten feet above
the ground and will be carefully
watched over by the city marshall who
will be under pay of, and responsible
to the company for the performance
of his work The contract is for sixty
lights, to be used on an average of Is
nights per month, at the rate of six
cents each per night, making a total
expenditure of $777. so per year which
is saving to the village of a few dol
lars over the former way of running
the lights,a the village will undoubt-
edly secure better light. The contract
is for three years.
Wrestling Match.
A wroStlinu match at Town Hall