Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-02-07
LOCAL NEWS.
Locals in this column 10 cents per line.

Fred Emch OF Wisconsin, is visiting
his old home here.
j. H. Pierce is in New Orleans this
week.
Mrs. Flora Wedertz Sellars was the
guest of her parents here this week.
j. p. Belknap has sold the Napoleon
Signal to ex-auditor Geo. Russell, Of
Henry county.
George Hoffman,, Sr., is confined
to the house, having been quite i'll for
several days.
Rev. G. A. Adams, l.. L. Fink,
and John Fl. Thornton were in Bowling
Green this week.
Ayers Sarsaparilla puriiies the
blood and expels all poisonous elements.
Sold by druggists.
DR.. Hebra's Viola Cream is not u
wash or powder that covcres up defects,
but a remedy to cure. 1t is for the
complexion, try it. Sold by A. r.
Champney.
"A counterfeit silver half dollar is
said to be in circulation which is a good
imitation of the genuine. 1t is short
in weight and the stars are smaller
than on the genuine.
GRAND Rapids is fair sized town,
but hardly large enough to hold our
friend, Will Kerr, since the arrival OF
that baby boy at his house on Thurs
day evening last. Its the first, and
weighs eight pounds, but its papa
weighs ton. Mother and babe are
doing well.
Mrs. L. w. Merry has gone to ST.
Augustine, Fla, to visit with her
husband, who is sojourning in the
South for the benefit of his health.
During her absence, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stephen Merry, of this place, will
remain at the family residence in
Bowling Green in company with the
young members of the family.
w inter underwear dU
WILLIAMsi
The city council of Findlay defeated
an ordinance prohibiting saloons within
Il radius of 300 feet of the different
ward school houses, after long discus
sion by the noble fathers of the city,
but succeeded in passing an ordinance
prohibiting waiter girl beer halls and
saloons, which it is said will be dead
ener on number of tough places in
various parts of the city.
Nice stock of wooden hosiery for
ladies', misses and children Mt
WILLIAMS
LOST IN SORROW" q Reverie, is
Il new piece of music transcribed fol
Piano by j. L. Ecker. Full Of beauti'
full harmony;and by no means tritiiug
composition. This reverie may be
played by those who are not yet master
OF the unwieldly classical. This bcauti
full reverle is published by Ign
Fischer, Toledo, Ohio, and may be
obtained at any music store. Price
only 40 cents.
Blankets and bed comforts at
WILLIAMS.
H. nj. Hoover received Telegram
announcing the sudden death of Mrs
Hoover's mother on Saturday moor
last, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. left here or
Sunday morning last, to attend the
funeral which occurred on Monday
Mr.. HI. returning on Tuesday, bu
Mrs. II. remained at her old home
until Wednesday. Her mother, Mrs
S. C. Hoyle, died of heart disease or
her STth birthday. Her death wa.
sudden and apparently painless.
Mems overcoats cheap at
WILLIAMS.
The rumor that N. L. Hanson a:
agent of the Northwestern Ohio Natu
raj Gas Co., would be superseded BY
another gentleman who was coming
here, we are glad to know, is entirely
without foundation. 1t is also very
doubtful if Chris. Hartsing, as superin
| tendent, will be removed. The only
object in putting Mr.. Black, of Mau
NEE, in that position here, is on accoun
of there not being enough work in Mau
NEE to keep that gentleman busy, ant
it was thought he might be able to dc
the work for both places, but as tht
work in this place demands the services
of man who can be on hand at any
moment when needed, Mr.. Hartsine
will undoubtedly :" hold the fort ant
the Perrysburg people hope he will, a
he is we'll known and we'll liked by tn,
Perrysburg patrons of the company
and all would regret to have him takel
off the line.
He Yelled kemp's BaIsm.
I yell "Take Kemp's Basam, the hes
cough cure" always do when hear
man cough and can't help il. 1t save,
me and 1t will cure you. WAS threatened
with pneumonia las, winter and it brok