Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-02-28
LOCAL NEWS.
Locals in this column 10 cents per line.


of jan. 81, and Feb. 81, at this office.
j. G. Loop, of Walbridge, visited
Perrysburg friends on Monday last.
WI. Parks and wife of East Toledo,
visited Perrysbprg relatives the first
of tho week.
The well on the Loesch farm is
down about 400 feet and the work is
being pushed rapidly.
j, B. Webb has returned from
Lima, at which place he has been
visiting for several weeks past.
Fremont wants the railroad com
panies to erect gates at street crossings.
Why shouldn't Perrysburg ask for the
same thing?
George Butler and wife and H. A.
Mills and wife of East Toledo, visited
Capt. f. a. Wetmoro and wife of this
place, on Saturday last.
Found at last The only remedy
that will cause the cheeks to glow with
health and beauty DR.. Hebra's Viola
Cream. Sold by A.RChampney.
The Extension of T. & o. G. R'y.,
10 Marietta is now open for business
II is now the shorest and most direct
line between these points and starts off
as we are iaturmed with good bust
ness
Conductor Evans daughter Maud
died at the home of her parents in
Lima a few days since. She leaves Il
3 days old babe She was well known
here, but we forget her husbands name.
Friend Evans has the sympathy of
Perrysburs friends. He YVES much
attached to Maud, who was his only
daughter.
The new steamer Luttz will com
mence the seasons business about the
middle Of the month of May, unless
the season should be very much
advanced and warm weather begin
earlier than is expected. Those who
have seen her claim she is a fine boat
now.
"A complete new stock of shoes for
ladies and gentleman and new and
complete line OF clothing just received
Mt VIM. Bartons dry goods store. Mr.
Barton has Just put in n new and ele-
giant line of dry goods and notions for
the Spring and Summer trade. His
store is filled with good goods at very
low prices.
See our stock of outing flannel fol
shirts and waists, WILLIAMS
Frank Hamilton and Henry Kellar
became involved in aquarrel last Satur
day afternoon, and were about to settle
it according to Marquis of Gooseberry
rules, when Doctort?) Snyder slipped
between them to administer a dose d
his catarrh cure, and Hamilton began
carving DIR. with pen knife. The
melee was squelched by officer Otter
backer who administered few dose.
of cluh oil. Hamilton was tried for assault
and battery and fined $14
New stock neckties fer gentlemen
Come in boys. WILLIAMS
The new factory and store building
built by Fred L. Mahr, for the manu-
facture and sale of spring beds anC
furniture is rapidly approaching com
pletion and when finished will give
! them largely increased facilities fo
the manufacture of their line of goods
AS soon rs the roads become passable
Frank Thornton will be engaged il
the sale of spring beds throughout tn,
county, and the prospects are favorabl,
for boom in their business this season
Success.
WIN. Schlect has commenced tn,
work on his new building, which will
be erected on the site from which h,
recently made a sudden move whel
the fire caught him. The new build
ing will be n wooden structure. Mr.
Schlect shows commendable enterpris
in again coming to the front. He ha
been a very successful young busines
man, and his success is entirely due T.
his own energies. The second stor
of the building will not be arrange
or a public hall as has been reported
New dress goods, WILLIAMS.
New carpets and lace curtains.
WILLIAMS
Miss Evalene Byrne, teacher 1
the new Sub. Dis, No. 15, Perrysbur
twp, gave II spelling school on Thurs
day evening last. The schools fror
the Sub. Districts Nos. and wer
invited, most of whom were present
Miss Jennie McDouga., pupil of Sui
Dis. No. 10, has the honor of spellin
them all down. A very large crow
We're present and pleasant evenin
was seemingly enjoyed by all. 1t wa
closed by the young ladies taking u
a collection for friendship rings. Th
young gentlemen being glad of tn
opportunity contributed very freely.
New stock mems shirts,
WILLIAMS,
New hosiery, WILLIAMS.