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

Sleigh rides and bus parties can be
suitably accommodated, at Trombla's.
Wood county indebtedness is COM
paratively small, it is only 16,OOO.-
Sentinel.
p. H. Wetzel is agent for the Odd
Fellows Mutual Accident Ins. Co. of
Piqua, Ohio. Give him your applica-
tion.
The Political Equality Club will
meet at the residence of Mrs. A. Smith
to-day Saturday.. All are invited to
attend.
L. j. Ross is now engaged in work
in Toledo, and in few weeks will
move his family to that city Levi is a
first class workman.
The long Winter evenings are on
and everybody needs plenty of good
reading matter. Subscribe for any pub
lication you want at the postofiice. 37d
The jingle social held by the Ep-
worth League at M. +. church parlors
on Wednesday evening, was a very
pleasant entertainment, and was we'll
attended.
A special inducement for Decem-
Der buyers. Five per cent off on all
goods purchased, and the prices are
still way down to the lowest knotch, yet
we will give off on all purchases.
AMoN's HARDWARE.
"A letter from Gotleib Cramer of
Atwood, Ill.,, enclosing the cash to pay
for his JOURNAL and another to Rob't
McVetta, informs Ills that they are
much pleased with their location and
are doing we'll. We are glad to hear
it.
Ten per cent. off on our overcoats
at Barton's. 37b.
"A railroad bridge over the Blanch-
ard river, three miles east of Ottawa
gave way and allowed a caboose of a
construction train, which was filled
with laborers to roll down the embank-
ment badly injuring several of the
men.
Subscribe for the Century, at the
Postoffice news stand. SO
Memory is wonderful thing, yet
it has many peculiarities. Some per-
sons can remember about everything
except their pecuniary indebtedness to
their neighbor. They seem to have
no recollection whatever in regard to
this matter.
New stock of zephyrs, at Barton's.
37b.
The harsh, drastic purgatives. once
deemed SO Indispensable, have given
place to milder and more skilfully pre-
pared laxatives; hence the great and
growing demand for Ayers Pills.
Physicians everywhere recommend
them for costiveness, indigestion, and
liver complaints.
The finest line of fancy hardware
ever shown in Perrysburg.
AMoN'S HARDWARE.
WIN. Comstocli has moved his
family into the residence of Hon. II.
IL. DOlSc Ou TOllU SbTSeU, anu James
Dunipace will move his family from
their pleasant home down on the farm
to the residence just vacated by MIR.
Comstock, in order to give the chill
dren an opportunity to attend our
schools. .
Rev. j. X. Deering showed the
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being a copy of the Ulster County Ga-
zette, published at Kingston, N. Y, by
Samuel Frcer and Son, January 4, 1900
giving an account of the death and
burial of President George Washing
ton. The paper is we'll preserved fol
one of it's age.
w. II. Wingert, the young mar
who was so badly injured on the rail
road last week, account of which wa.
given in the JOURNAL, is the son o
j. S. Wingert, whose residence is neal
Weston, Wood Co.. formerly of Buoy
rus. The young mans left arm was am
,, putated five inches below the shoulder
, by Drs. Rheinfrank, Bowers and Kline
, and he has been under the care OF DR.
Rheinfrank, the G. III. & ID. Ry. surg
con, and will be taken to Weston q
soon as able. His parents are here car
) ing for him.