Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-12-26

The childrens' party at Centennial
hall for First Presbyterian Sunday
School, was very pleasant event.
Since eggs are so very scarce it
will probably cut short some of the
boys who enjoy holiday egg-nogg.
1t has been decided in an Ohio
court that dehornlng cattle is cruelty
to animals under the statutes, and can
be punished as such.
An exchange says: Every man
who does not labor and lay up fortune
may cause absolute suffering to his
daughters future husband.
Mixed candies, 10c, 12ic, 15c, 20c,
25c, 35c, and so, per pound, and all
Kinds of choice confectionery, tobaccos
and cigars at Phillip Wetzels.
e. L. Kingsbury has an immense
line of the finest confectionery, fruits
and nuts for the holiday trade. He
also has large stock of chinaware
suitable for presents.
After the close OF the year the
First Presbyterian church will give
their pastor, Rev. Adams, a few weeks
vacation prior to their commencing
service in the new church.
"A Vermont editor has invented a
new way for stirring up delinquent
subscribers. He writes obituary no.
tices Of them, assuming that they must
be dead, since he does not hear from
them.-EX.
Henry Wiseman living near East
Toledo, was taken sick on Sunday last
with diphtheria, and died on Monday
forenoon. He was young man about
Is years of age. The funeral services
were conducted Tuesday and tho re-
mains inferred in Fort Meigs cemetery.
The special quality of Ayers Hair
Vigor is that it restores the natural
growth, color, and texture of the hair
1t vitalizes the roots and follicles,
removes dandruff, and heals itching
humors in the scalp. In this respect
it SURPRISES all similar preparations
| The remains of Mrs. Coleman
Keeler, of Kelley, New Mexico, form
erly of Maumee, were brought here or
Thursday last and buried in Fort
Meigs cemetery. Mrs. Keeler died O
pneumonia. Mr.. Keeler will bring hi,
family to Maumee in a few weeks, 81
it is reported.
We hear that John Snyder, the
pill peddler, got II beautiful head put
on him out mt ''our" saloon, by the G
H. & d. depot yesterday afternoon
The story goes that Snyder owed the
ranch So on account and was going tc
get even by filling his medicine cast
with rocks and bombarding the whole
caboodle. This scheme would hav,
worked al right, had the keeper
stood idly by and sawed wood, but the.
didn't; and before ''Snide" got hi
rocks together for a coup d. efat, as /
were, he was biffed several times OF
different portions of his Uranium ant
laid low.-Sentinel.
The disastrous fires which hav,
caused such great loss of property il
this county in the villages of Nortl
Baltimore few months ago, and il
Weston on Saturday morning last
teach a lesson to every town whicl
has no means of saving its propert.
from the frey element by means of
we'll organized fire company. Perrys
burg, unlike any other town of her size
is capable of having fire protection
with but little cost. We have u goo
fire engine when it is kept in condition
to use, and the council has recentl
purchased 500 additional feet OF goo
hose, which gives the town fairly goo
apparatus for fighting fire, but tn
great difficulty is, there is no one to
the work. 1t is no easy matter to wor
the pumps for any length of time, an
after the engine is hauled out and pu
in position, the people are more liabl
to carry out feather beds and thro
G mirrors down stairs than to stay b
y the''masheen." BY proper action of th
: village daddles this could be remediet
= Some inducement should be offered fC
o the organization of good compan
), and the members given some el
|, couragement to keep up the organic
tion and render good service whe
u needed.