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HIGHWAY ROBBERY.

Sylvester Cavis, pipe liner, was
knocked down and robbed while passing
Cranller's blacksmith shop on Second |
street, at $3.50 Thursday night. He is
badly bruised but not seriously. Lost
a small amount of money. Robber es-
capped. Will probably be captured.
Great bargains in ladies' hdkf, sc
each at WILLIAMS,
Frank Hoehler of Toledo, visited
Perrysburg friends on Sunday last.
See our new clothing, WILLIAMS
Miss Minnie Furry OF Pemberville,
visited her sister Mrs. D. VanHellen
last week.
Miss Alice LaFarree of Bowling
Green, visited friends in this place dur
ing the past week.
Everything is being put in shape
for the opening of navigation at Toledo
1t is expected many craft will begin
the season very early.
DIR. Noble of Stony Ridge, reports
a pair of twin boy babies at Charley
Shoefelts,a ,at Moline, ,and girl at Charley
Hoffman's of the same town, and all
well and happy.
The JOURNAL Office is prepared to
print horse bills of any description at
low rates, and on short notice. We have
n large number of new cuts Qarge and
small) and can give good work.
j. L. Gundy, who has been located
on the Keeler farm above town, has
sold his personal property and has
moved his family to Tontogany, near
which place he will locate on u farm.
New gnghams and prints,
WILLIAMS.
Basil Trombla will soon commence
the erection OF brick block on the lot
where his bakery formerly stood. The
building will be 22x45 and two stories
high and will be an ornament to the
town as well as monument TO the
enterprise and ambition of the plucky
treuchman who has oeen four times
burned out.
John Collier, who was home for
few days last week, has returned to
Cheyenne, Laramie Co., Wyoming.
where he is employed on ahorse rancho.
John finds plenty of employment out
West, at good pay, tor Industrious
young men, and is therefore never idle.
The best wishes of many friends here
are with him for success.
A family in Toledo had narrow
escape. from death by asphixiation. On
Monday morning Il neighbor discovered
their condition and summoned physi-
clan who, WITH difficulty, succeeded
in rest 'oring them to consciousness. 1t is
supposed the gas escaped through the
mixer in some manner and filled the
house. They will all recover.
"A 1G year old boy at Wapakoneta,
lost his life u few days ago by climb
ing onto the side of a freight train which
was in motion and fell under the
wheels. His left leg and arm were cut
OFF and the crushed limbs were found
scattered along the track. He was
otherwise injured and will die. On Sun
day last we saw freight train passing
| through this town which had nearly
n dozen boys hanging on. Is there no
way of stopping it?
The passenger agents on the various
railroads centering in Toledo held a
meeting for the purpose of making
rates and arrangements for the trans
portation of eXcursionists to Toledo,
and Presque Isle, during the Summer
1t is proposed to give rate of one fare
to the encampment of the Sons of Vet.
erans, to be held there in June 8 to 13
The railroad men seem to have desire
| to have it understood with the man.
ayers of the Isle that the passengers
will be cared for when they have
arrived in the city.
"A minister, Rev. Davis of Gallon
Ohio, recently remarked from his
pulpit, that if Mr.. Huntington, the
engineer who recently lost his life il
wreck, could come back to earth he
would tell the people that he had beer
in hell. The dead engineer was not {
church member but had always beer
a quiet, temperate man and a good
citizen, and his friends were greatly
agitated over the matter. A son o
the engineer met the birthstone ven
der upon the street and slapped hi
face in good style, for his insulting
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