Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-01-31
LOCAL NEWS.


Tom Trombla of Lima, is visiting
Perrysburg relatives this week.
Capt. w. H. Wetmore of Haskins
was in town u few days this week.
-Chas. Lawrence attended a social
! entertainment at Weston on Monday
evening last,
Mrs. H. G. Lawrence visited Prof
d. A. Haylor and wine at Bowling
Green on Sunday last.
$. i. Wagner, oi STONY Ridge,
is bringing some excellent white oak
lumber in to use in the new floor of the
Maumee bridge.
John Shoemaker and wife and
Frank Eeifer and wife went to Toledo
to see Paul Kaupcr" at the opera
house on Wednesday night.
Oscar Lyon, than whom more jolly,
good natured man does mot exist, was
in town on Saturday uast, to hear
kingsbury's mouse sing.
The pupils of the High School will
celebrate Longfeliow's birthday, Feb.
9th, with an excellent programme of
exercises All are in~itnG.
| Misses Lou Wedertz and Nav
Crsnker attended the party given by
1.-THE Young Ladies' Cooking Club of
lSWeston, at that place, on Monday
evening last.
"A jolly party of 26 'poung people
enjoyed dance given by the Loesch
lkys on Saturday evening ,last. They
always have good times ups the river,
and are merry people
Ayers Cherry Pectoralrcures colds
aE coughs; IN upequaled anodyne
expectorant.
-McComb's council is wrestling with
the great and glorious Pre- blem of
purchasing more fire Nose, and the
! Hen!ld suggests more water. and less
hose. Perhaps there's no commission
ou water.
Even McComb people are kicking
at the G. 81. & d. r. II. on account of
the Astingy little dog house for
depot" There is some satisfaction in
knowing that Perrysburg isenot the
only town on the line of thisarailruad
that is cursed in like manner.
Col. f. johnson the only man who
can sell fresh fish when there are
none in the river, is on hand watching
for sig'rs of breakup. AS soon aas the |
ice begins to crack he will be seen at
the old stand with his "three eights
are thir@-two; call it thirty, please
1t was reported that G. III. tCald- |
well was about to trade his property
here for land in Kansas, and rthen
remove his family to the West. The
latest report states that the deal is !
probably off, and the acquaintances of
Mr.. and Mrs. Caldwell are glac ito
know that suchlis the case. They have
n large circle of friends here who |
would indeed regret their departure.
M. ]. Stanley sold the largest horse
in American for his age-his year-olfi
colt-to Tom Counors, of Muncie, IntA,
to-day. The horse stands 20 hands
high and weighs z,I00. Stanley got $500
for him and probably made something,
but ought to have received 81, 600 at /
least for him. Connors will put the /
horse on exhibition. He was driven to
Toledo to-day.-Seatinel. He passed /
through this place, and was admired /
lby many people.
Constitutional or serofulous catarrh,
sore eyes, ETC., surely cured by Ayers
.Sarsapariila.
The new steamer, for such she will
be when her repairs are completely
for the river trade, when completed,
will be n neat, substantial and yift
boat, with plenty of room for excursion
lists. Ed. McCleary, the machinist,
tent marine engine builder in Toledo,
will have charge of placing the new
engine and boiler in her and says she
will be a fine boat. When it il remem-
bered she has been cut in two in the
middle and 3S feet more length put
into ner, with new boiler and engines
and two screw wheels, more cabin room
provided, and the prominade deck pro-
vlded with everything comfortable and
neat, our people will look at her in sur
prise when she comes gliding up to the
dock.
He YelSaa nkemp's BaIsm.
yell "Take Kemp's Balsam, the best
cough cure / nlwava do ,uhan / haar |