Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-06-20

Frank H. Thornton is having his
residence repainted, which gives it
very neat and tidy appearance.
-H.C. Hoover, of Pemberville, is on
trial for bigamy, was found guilty by
the jury after about 10 minutes deliber-
alton.
"A strawberry and ice cream supper
for the beucfit of the NJ. f.. Church at
Lime City was held at that place on
Thursday evening last.
When you want to take drive
call on +. r. I'rombla and secure one
of his fine rigs. Prices most reason
able and satisfaction guaranteed. 13e
Read the ad. of DR.. Kalkoff, the
celebrated German physician, of Tole
do, in this paper. The doctor is To-
Gated at 507 Summit street, and is
specialist for chronic, private and sur
gical diseases, of 25 years private prac-
tice and hospital experience.
Flour and whiting are CHEAP but
they don't make good paint. Satisfac-
tion always follows the use of Sherwin-
Williams Cos paints.
A. r. CHAMPNEY.
In the case of VIM. Hurst on trial
for murder in the second degree at
Bowling Green last week the jury re-
turned verdict of manslaughter.
The Carr-Sterling murder case is now
occupying the stage of justice at the
hub and matinees are being held daily.
Later.-Sterling was acquitted by the
jury and is free man.
i buy goods for cash and can give
prices on the ground floor.
A. r. CHAMPNEY.
The steamer Lutts has changed
her running time and now lays over
night in Perrysburg. AS will be seen
by time card elsewhere she leaves this
place at a. m. 1916 noon, and p. m
Returning leaves Toledo at 10 a. m.
and and Z p. m. This change has
been made for the special accommoda-
t)On OF PefrySburg people.
Don't paint your house with clay,
and baryta, and crude oil ground up
together. Buy Buckley Pure Paints at
wonderfully low rates.
p. C. RAY & Co.
"A young lady wants to know how
to make mot enough out of the word
enough That is easy. 1t is done
by transposing the letters and arrang-
ing them into two words. Take the
third, second and first letters for the
first word, and the sixth, fourth and
fifth for the second, and you have some,
thing that is not enough for the aver.
age Pcrrysburg girl.
Cash talks when you buy. We
pay down and give you the benefit OF
the discount. A. r. CHAMPNEY.
The Ladies' Reading Club" kave
completed another year of reading and
will take their vacation until the second
Thursday of Oct. Their annual pic,
mic will occur Thursday the 18th at the
residence of Mrs. d. K. Hollenbeck
A programme has been prepared and
highly intellectual feast will be
enjoyed by all. Mrs. Addison Smith
has served faithfully as Pres. the past
year. The officers elect for the com
ing year are Pres. Mrs N. l.. Han. on
Vice Pres. Miss Anna p. Johnson
Secretary and Treas. Mrs. Eugeni,
Chapman. Next years reading will
consist in part of Washington Irving,
Life of Columbus and Sir Edwin
Arnold's Latest poem 1.-The Light o
the World"
An experience of twenty-five Us
years in the drug business without
serious mistake is the reason for tn,
confidence of the public enjoyed by
A. r. CHAMPNEY.
The beautiful exercise of the Pear
Gatherers, arranged by the Board G
Education of the Methodist Episcopa
church was selected by the M. E. Sun
day school for Children's Day. TIL
only thing to mar the pleasure of tn
crowded audience was the heat. Mis-
Anna Johnston acted as Queen, Grac
Stone made the opening address
Amelia Wetzel represented the Pear
of Righteousness; Ray Hartshorn tn
Pearl of Education; Helen Trombl
the Pearl of Love; Willie Ball tn
Pearl of Industry; Olive Chubb tn
Pearl of Gentleness: Gertie Veitch tn
Pearl of Innocence; Addie Jezzard tn
Pearl of Obedience; and Pearl Ball tn
Pearl of Nazareth. The speaking wa
all good, the little folks under tn
training of Misses Edith Chapman an
Myrta Wilson, sang and spoke wei
After few remarks by Rev. ].
Shaw on the object of Children's Da
a collection of over ten dollars W,
taken. All seemed highly please