Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-04-25

You can buy an Organ or Ma
chine for s. per month, of the B. G.
Music Co., Perrysburg.
The bells of st. Rose de Lima
church we're tolled on Tuesday last in
honor of Bishop Gelmour, whose
funeral obsequis occurred on that day.
Don't forget that the next quarterly
teachers institute will be held at Per-
rysburg, on May 10Th, and it is
expected to be u very interesting
meeting.
"A few days this week we're indeed
beautiful weather, and were calculated
to make one feel thankful for such a
beautiful country to live in on such
beautiful days.
1t is reported that the First Pres
bytcrian congregation OF Perrysburg,
have decided to erect new church
here soon. 1t is to be hoped they will
succeed in raising the necessary funds.
e. u.
Root, arrived in Toledo on her first
trip and returned to Buffalo on Friday
last. The S. f. Reynolds arrived on
Sunday on her second trip, with 1000
tons of coal.
Frank Hollenbeck has secured q
situation in Toledo as paper hanger,
and is now working with Mr.. Wells of
that city. Frank is a young man of
good habits and is II good workmen,
and we wish him success.
e. w. Merry and wife of Bowling
Green arrived home from the South
last Saturday. We learn that Mr..
Merry is much improved in health, n
fact which numerous friends over this
way will be pleased to learn.
The church of Christ, at Milton
Center, W ooi county, has issued call
to Rev. C. ID. Mitchell, of Findlay, to
occupy the pulpit of that church for
the coming year, and it is Understood
Rev. Mitchell will commerce his min
isterial labors in Milton on the first
ounuay IN May.
Sec the fine Pianos and Organs at
the B. G. Music Cos room, Perrysburg.
BY notice published elsewhere it
will be seen that John Holliger, who
has for so many years been engaged in
the tailoring business in this place, is
| doing work, at his trade. but has
removed his shop to his residence on
| Front street corner of Elm, where he
| will be pleased TO see his old customers
and as many new ones as desire his
services.
We learn from Miss Mary Carroll
who visited friends here II few days
since. that her brother, Eustace Car
roll, who went West some time ago,
is employed as foreman of neat and
newsy newspaper in the town of Elko
Colorado, aud during the absence o
| the properitOr, who is prominent
| gentleman II the community, Mr.
Carroll had editorial charge of the
paper
The Sentinel says Treasurer Noye,
was aroused from his slumber by what
he supposed to be burglars, and tina
Billy actually rolled under the bed
and afterward sailed forth clad in hi
chemiSe de nude, gun i'll hand and sho
the chimney off the back end of tn,
house. We don't know how mucl
truth there is in anything the Sentine
says, but we do know that Billy i
brave enough to do SO.
See the bargains offered in indig,
blue calicoes ut LAMSON Bros.
| C. C. Gundy, of Tontogany
accompanied by his wife, is nov
enjoying tour in Kentucky and Ten
nessee, viewing all the old battl
fields and all the sights worth seein,
in that portion of the sunny south
1t is hoped Mr.. Gundy will not find
} location that suits him better thai
Wood county, for he might locat
there if he does, and many friends Il
this county would regret his departure
For RENT.-House and lot on Fift
street. Enquire Mrs. Walters. 4b*
The Kolored Komical Komed
presented at the town hall last Frida
and Saturday evenings was far NOR
colored than comical, although ther
was some features about the entertain
ment which were well done. TIL
manager should have walked down i
the audi ence and used his razor on
few of our town smart alecks, so tina
the respectable part of the audianc
could have enjoyed what good ther
was in the show.
1t is reported that Mr.. Caldwell
who recently purchased the Power