Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-02-14
Miss Hattie Hunt is quite sick.

Miss Hattie Hunt is quite sick.
S. ]. Jolly visited friends in Scotch
Ridge this week.
John DuFQrd has bought James
Wetmore's property near Way library.
Capt. F. A. Wetmore and wife Wis
tied Hasllins friends Thursday.
Miss Emma ZurHuh of Toledo, was
the guest of Miss Edith Escott last
week.
Miss Florence Veitch entertained
a number of young friends on Saturday
evening last.
Miss Name Tyler is quite i'll and
unable to attend to her music pupils
in North Baltimore.
"A five weeks old baby of Mr.. and
Mrs. Cummings of Haskins, died on
Tuesday evening last.
Joseph Seibert and wife of Leipsic
were visiting with Mrs. SIS mother in
Perrysburg this week.
Those wishing Laundry sent to
Toledo by Merit Yeager, will leave it
at Mrs. G. W. Hufford's.
Miss Lucy Adams entertained a
few friends in honor of Mrs. Roberts.
on Tuesday afternoon last.
The Misses Ella and Grace Hollen-
beck entertained friends at their home
| on SATURDAY. evening last.
Miss Phemie Robertson, accompa-
MED by Mrs. Roberts, is visiting
friends in Toledo, this week.
-"Man was made to MOURN" but
woman, never! if she will only use
Viola Cream-for the complexion. Try
it and you will use it always. Sold by
A. r. Champney.
There was close call for another
fire at the residence of Fred Hillabrand
last Tuesday night, which fortunately,
was discovered in time to prevent any
serious damage.
Engineer Kesker of the D. & M
r. r., and wife, of Lima, are rejoic-
ing over the arrival of IL young engineer
at their home on Sunday morning last.
Mrs. X. is u daughter of J. B. Webb OF
Perrysburg.
B. f. Gunder, who has been quite
sick with malarial fever for several
weeks past is once more to be seen on
the streets. He had hard pull ut the
fever and is not any stronger than
necessary even vet.
Nice stock of wooden hosiery for
ladies, misses and children ut
WILLIAMS.
james Gibson, of LeMoyne, was in
town Thursday loading hogs for ship.
ment to Cleveland. Mr.. Gibson is one
of the PRINCIPAL stock dealers in the
country and is one of the solid men OF
the county. G. w. Hoffman, is also
interested in the shipment from this
place.
"A Lucas county Justice of the
Peace decided that % pound weight
was not sufficient as hitchlng for 9
team, and driver who was sued fol
S25 damage caused by his team drag
ing the weight to which they were
hitched, and running away. was com
PEELED to pay the damage.
New stock of black dress goods al
&c, 35c. Soc, Coo, and 7Jc. splendid
values Come in and see them.
A. WILLIAMS.
Better than its promises seems tc
be the policy of the Kanawha Short
Line. The publisher of this paper has
been informed by Moulton Houk
General Passenger Agent, Toledo
Columbus & Cin'ti. R'y, that instead
of Is Railroads they will publish 16
who will accept the mileage of theil
new 1000 mile ticket, and that the
same will reach Chicago, Pittsburg
Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus, Athens
Marietta, Findlay, Fostoria, and many
other commercial centors. 1t seems
to just fill the bill.
We received a pleasant call from
L. f. Long, of Weston, few days since
He is continuing the business of fire
insurance, in which his father, D. M
Long, now deceased, was engaged. Mr.
Long has the agency of the Ohit
Farmers, German of Freeport, Amazor
of Cincinnati, Farmers of Dayton, ant
Knoxville of Tennessee, ali of which
Companies, are among the best doing
business in this country. Mr.. Long il
through gentleman and is doing ;
, fine business in insurance and W. car
cordially recommend him to the public
New embroideries at
WILLIAMS.
The balance of our Ladies' cloak
will be closed out very cheap. If yol