Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-03-07
LOCAL NEWS.
Locals in this column 10 cents per line.


-hirt4 and waists, WILLIAMS
w. e, Escott attended the We'd
ding of Frank Thurstin and Carrie
Hopkins, at Bowling Green on Wednes-
day last.
The young man or boy who owns
II horse and cutter or can secure the
use of one, is dandy in this young
winter, and its wonderful how "solid"
he is with the girls.
New hosiery, WILLIAMS.
1t is reported that good wildcat
well came in in Woodville township,
Sandusky county. 1t was test well
and will probably cause some excite
ment in that locality.
Yes, DR.. Hebra's Viola Cream did
it! Did what? Took off every freckle,
and left my face smooth and soft. 1t
does not injure the skin. Druggists
sell it. Sold by A. r. Champney.
New stock neckties fer gentlemen.
Come in boys. WILLIAMS
John DuFord has his new barber
shop completed and is all ready to
receive customers. The shop is fitted
up in fine style and John will be glad
to see his old customers again. It's
your next.
On Tuesday evening next, March
10th, there will be special meeting
of Phoenix Lodge, F. g. A. M. at 7
O'Clock pm. to confer the second degree.
All masons in good standing are invited
to be present,
New stock mems shirts.
WILLIAMS,
The ground hog was very wise to
return into the bowels OF the earth on
February I'd, for if he had been caught
meandering around the country during
this spell of weather he would rur
great chances of finding his hole frozen
up.
Great bargains in ladies' hdkf. 81
each at WILLIAMS.
From private letters sent to friends
in Bowling Green il is learned that r.
w. Merry, who has gone to Florida
for his health, is at present much better
and feels much encouraged by tn,
benefit thus far received from hi.
visit TO the South, and does not expec
to return home until April. Many
friends here are pleased to heal
encouraging reports from him.
New dress trimmings.
WILLIAMS.
Chris Hoffman, is cXcavating fo
Il cellar under his store building, which
will be S0X35 feet. This will give hin
more storage room for his large stool
of goods usually kept on hand Th,
contract for the excavation is in tn,
hands of G. w. Hoffman,, and HalsteaC
Thornton will do the stone work
Frank Thornton has again accepted
/ position in the store, and will be glat
to see his old friends, who are many
New ginghams and prints,
WILLIAMS
The Muamee river steamboat CON
pany have elected officers for the year
and M. l. Wilcox is now president
and G. w. Bills, vice president wit
; Mr.. Quale rs secretary and manager
Capt. Curtis has sold his stock in tn
company, and it is doubtful if hi
: general countenance will be seen O
the Pastime as heretofore. 1t is nc
definitely settled yet, but it is believe
the Pastime will ply between Toled
and Presque Isle as last season.
See our new clothing, WILLIAMS.
t Ed. Irwin, for number of years
i resident of Perrysburg, suddenl
dropped down on his friends here Sal
urday last. He left here about 13 veal
: since, and during his absence has bee
all over the country, west and south. A
present he is an engineer on the Mi
i, souri, Pacific railroad, a position he ht
held for six years past. He was cordial
greeted by his friends. On Monda
IS night he visited Phoenix lodge f. g.
u M. where he was cordially received.
New dress goods, WILLIAMS.
n New carpets and lace curtains.
= WILLIAMS
# AT Deliance,on Saturday last, "a lit
- 70 boy named Ray South, met horrib
% death, while playing at the Waters dar
Is He undertook to stop revolving sha
d turned by a turbine wheel making 1.
e revolutions minute. Finding /
: could not hold it with his bare han,
q he took his coat-tail in his hand
= assist him. He was drawn in /
the shaft winding up his coat, and IL
~ little fellows body was literally torn
pieces and pieces were scattered in a
directions. One foot was not found.