Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-01-24

called on friends the first of the week.
Mrs. Lille Carter visited her
mother, Mrs. Sharer this week, who
is quite sick.
Best iodides and vegetable altera-
tives make Ayers Sarsaparilla the
best blood medicine.
George Young and wife and Miss
Lizzie Foley, of Toledo, visited Jacob
Hufford and wife on Sunday last.
I will offer for sale line OF fine
felt hats at 80 and rs cents, in order
to make room for spring stock.
ABB l.. EMcH. Milliner.
The JOURNAL is pleased to
announce that the statement made in
last weeks issue, of the death of Conrad
Settings little daughter, was not
correct. Our informant was not cor
rectly posted regarding the case.
Upon February 18th, 1891, the
Toledo, Columbus s. Cincinnati R'y
will make a rate of ONE FARE for the
occasion of the meeting of the Repub-
lican League. Tickets will be limited
TO return Feb'y 18th.
Miss Matte A. Consauls, of Adrain.
Mich, has for some time past been
engaged in teaching music in this place
and is said to be Il very accomplished
musician and has large classes in several
towns.
"A petition will undoubtedly be pre-
sented to the managers of the new
electric railroad which will be run from
Toledo to Maumee, asking the company
to run their cars over to Perrysburg
People here are getting very tired of
Charles Witzler has gone to
Atlanta, Ga, where he will engage in
the manufacture of bed springs. Charlie
is young man of excellent habits. not
afraid of work, and will undoubtedly
do we'll in the south. He has the best
wishes of large number of friends for
Ills luluIc SuCCcSo.
Bulk oysters and Warranted pure
Buckwheat flour. at Trombla's bakery.
Travelling salesman, Fred Hilla-
brand, was taken very sick at Lima,
Ind, last week, and his wife sent for.
She remained at his bedside until
Saturday fast, when he was able to be
removed to his home here, where he
has since become much better. Pneu-
monia is the cause of his sickness.
Our former townsman, D. r.
Osterhout, will shortly open q hotel in
the n. Wedertz building near the
depot. The hotel will be conducted
on the European plan, and meals
furnished at all hours. The popularity
of Mr., Osterhout rs u landlord, will
undoubtedly make his house one Of
the most popular on the line of the c..
| II. & d. r. II.
-JN. Mockett the Clothier, Toledo.
will continue The one-third off sale two
weeks longer. No one familiar with
MIR. Mockett's upright manner of doing
business. questions the genuineness of
this safe. Goods are marked in plain
figures and you are given exactly one
third off the regular selling price.
You can not make better investment
than to make your purchases in the
,lothing line now and take advantage
of these low prices.
One OF our Lime City correspond
ents last waek referred to the great
necessity OF u public hall in that place,
and spoke of the Patrons of Industry
holding their meetings in an old log
house. as it was the only place that
could be secured for such purposes. To
this statement, we learn, some of our
readers took exceptions thinking it
was the intention OF the correspondent
to ridicule the Patrons. Our corresponds
ent informs us that nothing of the kind
was intended, and that it was only an
effort to call attention to the needs OF
the village in hopes some ono would
take hold of the matter and build q
public hall. We are confident that nc
insult was intended to be given to any
one by the article, or we would NOT
have admitted it to our columns. The
Patrons of Lime City are able to build
a hall of their own if they so desire
and the JOURNAL is pleased to know
that they are in such excellent
financial shape.
Ladies' Perfect Companion.