Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-11-07
A. WILLIAMS.

-WANTED.-Twenty-five copies OF
PERRYSBURG JOURNAL of Oct. 18th,
1891, at this Office.
1t is reported that the matrimonial
market will be unusually lively dur
ing the next six months.
-LosT.-Ladie's purse. containing
money. Finder will be literally re-
warded by returning it to this Office.
The Good Templars gave Will
Veitch, their chief templar, a surprise
party ut the church parlors Monday
night, and had jolly time.
-FoUND.-A lady's gold pen and
holder. Owner can have same by prov
ing property and paying for this notice.
Call at this oSice, or address P. o. box
ia, Perrysburg, o.
The First Presbyterian church
people will have reason to be proud of
their new church when it is completed
as it gives promise of being one of the
neatest in the northwestern part of the
State.
Many improvements in progress
on Second street, among the most
noticeable being the residences OF Rev.
Adams and Rev. Deering, both of
which are greatly improved by the
changes made.
Ammunition OF all descriptions at
the new hardware.
The attention of our lady readers is
called to the prospectus of Peterson's
Magazine which we publish in another
column of this paper. Peterson is one
of the best and cheapest magazines of
the kind in this country.
-"One touch of Nature makes the
whole world kim" Diseases common
to the race compel the search for n
common remedy. 1t is found in Ayers
Sarsaparilla, the reputation of which
is worldwide, having largely super
seded every other blood medicine in use.
The First PRESBYTERIAN social held
at the residence of John A. Robertson
on Friday evening last was very
pleasant occasion. Those who de-
sired to peer into the future had an
opportunity to pay their money and
take their choice. The cash receipts
were much larger than usual.
Why do you 90 to Toledo, to get
xyhnn
cent. by purchasing ut the new hard
| ware?
Charlotte Carlisle, colored, died at
her home here on Sunday last. She was
born in Chatham, Canada, In 1858.
and was 33 years of age at her death.
The funeral services were conducted
at M. +. Church on Wednesday last by
Rev. G. A. Adams and the remains
buried in Fort Meigs cemetery.
F. ]. Oblingcr has moved his
family TO Toledo and will reside on
18th street between Monroe and
Washington. Their many friends and
acquaintances here will regret to have
them leave town. Mr.. Oblinger has
been superintendent nf the First Pres
byterian Sunday Sch ool of this place
for many years and his place will be
hard TO fill by one 20 competent as he.
| The JOURNAL ventures the prediction
that they will return 10 Perrysburg in
less than year.
We are now prepared to do cave
troughing, roofing and general repair
ing at the new hardware
j. j. ANON.
The JOURNAL is not without funds
as the following list of subscriptions
will show:
Nj. Brown, j. Bruce, B. f. Spilker,
J. Nj. Levcrton, j. V. Smith, Mart
Hepler, &. T.. Harpel, f. Treuschell,
John Rider, M. Hnrtsing, Mrs. j. b.
Scott, Mrs. Jefferson, Mrs. l.. NJ. John
son, jacob Metzger, James Gibson, ID.
Hartsing, w. r. Fry, A. B. Strouse,
p. G. Ray, N. Davenports +. ]. Shovar,
Joe Devlin. II. Sattly, Robert Barnes,
John Loesch, Miss S. M. Pocklington,
and Mrs. +. M. Harris. To all of
whom we return our thanks.
Our millinery goods have no equal
for style and finish and our prices ARE
very, very low. A. j. SMITH, 800 Mon
roe St., Toledo, o.
You are IN a lfad FIX