Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-05-09

IoLEDOs ~
For SALE,-One COW, which will be
fresh in June. Enquire of j. WETzEL..
"A number of substantial improve
ments have been made on dwellings, by
residents of the village this Spring.
-Lamson Bros. are showing the
finest line of Lace Curtains and heavy.
draperies to be found in Toledo. Bar
gains in window shades in same depart
ment.
Robert Dunn, of Bowling Green,
the man who knows more about the
titles to Wood county property than
any other man on earth, was in town
on Tuesday last.
Don't forget the L. o. G. T. enter
tainment next Thursday night.
"A son Of Geo. Vetter living in the
Ault settlement, fell from the hay
NOW in the barn, and broke his arm.
Drs. Rheinfranl1 and Bowers we're
called and attended the patient, who
is now doing we'll.
Guess our old standby correspond
ent from LeMoyne must have the grip,
at least he must be awfully sick for he
hasn't been able to write any lately. We
hope for his speedy recovery. There's
no first day of April about this, either.
The wind storm of last Thursday
carried away the hurricane deck of the
steamer Luttz, which will delay her
coming out. She will, however, be
ready to commence running by the 25th
of this month, at the latest, and prob
ably get out little earlier.
The world-renown Tony Pastor and
his company will appear at the Peoples
Theatre, Toledo, all next week, with
matinees Tuesday, Thursday and Sat-
urday. Prices, Is, %, and 80 cents.
Tony Pastor and his company are among
the greatest stars of the profession.
There is considerable style about
the B. G. Daily Sentinel. They are
coming out with six pages every Sat-
urday. We are glad to see it, and
hope the little daily may long continue
to wave. It's a credit to the county,
and we honestly wish it may always be
a success.
On Wednesday afternoon last Mr..
Urs Emch living near Lime City,
received u very painful injury by
breaking one of his legs. Drs. Rhein-
frank and Bowers attended the injured
man, and tho fracture is so complicat-
ed that 1t is feared amputation will be
necessary.
Look at our wall paper.
p. C. RAY & Co.
No wild fowl will pass under the
Mississippi river bridge. A wounded
goose loated down the stream the
other day until it came to the bridge
but would go no further. 1t stemmed
the tide till completely exhausted and
then SWAN to the shore permitting &
boy to capture it.
! or imperfect goods bought SO as tt
name u low price. We handle onl,
! first class goods and sell them at as low
Il rate of profit as possible. All good.
marked in plain figures and strictly
one price. LAMsoN Bros.
333 & 335 Summit ST., Toledo, o.
The musicale given by the youns
people of the Nj. E. Church at the
residence of C. f. Chapman on Tuesda.
evening, was one of the most enjoyabl,
entertainments of the kind we hav,
attended for many day. The spa
cious parlors were filled with an intelli
gent and attentive audience, VIII
seemed to appreciate every number o.
the programme, and although ther
were the customary numbers, the audi
ence seemed to regret that the enter
tainment was concluded. The duet b
Mrs. Mauzy and Mr.. Maddy was II ger
and received hearty and prolOnge
applause, while both these people san
! solos which were excellent. Mis-
! Consauls' piano solos were excellent i
! selection and admirably executed, ant
the lady proved herself an accomplish
ed pianist. MISS befIna Cranker
piano solo is we'll worthy of mention
She has been piano student but te
years yet her rendition of the Difficult
solo, proves beyond II doubt that sh
has talent far above the average mus
clan. The balance of the programm
| as rendered by home talent receive
warm applause and was highly compl
mented. Misses Chappuies and Callar
ftFIa tn RtS Ia.
Miss Halle Hollenbeck, accompanie
Mr.. Maddy's solo, in her usually exec
! lent manner. Mr.. Weiland's quits
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