Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-09-19

james Fenton of Swanton, well
known in this county died at his home
on Tuesday last.
oh, IL we only dared to tell F! Two
more weddings, pretty quick, and 1t
almost explodes us not to be allowed to
tell.
Those beautiful Omega photos only
$500 per dozen, and one Sx10 frame
and picture given with each doz. Publ,
Maumee.
ID. d. Donovan will please accept
our thanks for Comp to the Four
County Fair, at Deshler, Sept. Is to 10,
inclusive.
Tablets, pens, inks, and school
books, cheaper than ever at Hollenbeck
g. Hayes, Postoffice Newsstand.
"A letter from ]. P. zanger, of
Markhams, N. Y, encloses the neces-
Try funds for the continuation of his
subscription to the JOURNAL. Philip
never forgets his old schoolmates and
wants the home news.
WIN. Barton has just returned
from Cincinnati where he has pur-
chased large stock OF new goods,
which will be here in a few days.
Come in and see the splendid bargains
he will offer. Barton is old reliability
himself
DIED. - Maggie Swartz, infant
daughter of Peter and Mary Swartz,
died Monday, Sept. Z, 1891, at Bowling,
aged IA days. Funeral services were
conducted by Rev. Conklin of Dun
bridge, and the remains were inferred
in Fort Meigs Cemetery.
Joseph A. Watts, Of Haskins, died
on Sunday, after a long illness from
paralysis, aged about 20 years. He
had been resident of Haskins for the
past 25 years, and came to this country
from England. His funeral services
were held at the Baptist church on
Tuesday at 1 o'clock p. m. and the
remains were Inferred in Union Hill
cemetery. He was respected by all.
George Schwlndt and VIM. Deibert
were playing for an impromptu dane
ing party one night, not long since, at
farm house where they had been
threshing during the day. For fun OF
the thing one of the gents passed the
hat for collection and secured cents;
they then tried to hunt up stray
penny to make an even divide but 1t
could not be found, and in order to pay
the fiddlers without showing partiality
coal chisel was used to cut one cent
in halves and thus the divide was
evenly made. George Schwindt says
as the nights are getting longer they
will raise on the price of music for the
balance of the season.
Given away with each doz. o.
cabinets, ,one SXl0 frame and picture, al
Pulls, Maumee.
The steamer Wellington r. Burr
is in first class shape for running early
and late. The cabins being supplied
with steam heaters are very comfor
table for passengers and especially fo
very particular about keeping every
thing in excellent order and lookin,
after the wants of their passengers
and the boat has secured good trade
She Will lay up in Toledo this Fall ant
, in the Spring will be fitted out an,
bear the name of Perrysburg as he
home port. Capt. Pierce proposes t
continue running on this route an
| next season the boat will be fitted ou
/, in better shape than ever.
D Miss Lucy Adams started TO
Y Florida this week to spend the Winte
D with her brother, and on Tuesda
4 afternoon last her Sunday School clas.
n consisting of thirteen young Misses
!. Leila Hollenbeck, Leila Comstock, Gel
= trude Hayes, Donna and HELEN Law
I renee, Katie Thompson, Belle Averil
" Grace Stone, Gussie Powers, Ann
Clegg, Fannie Pomeroy, Ella Cranke
n and Jennie Ulrich-gave her surpris
s party, and presented her with sewers
Y beautiful and valuable presents, anon
a them being an elegant breast pin an
bottle of perfume. The young ladi'
. enjoyed themselves greatly and regre
" ted to say good bye to their teacher.
q On Saturday last two fellows who
tanks we're we'll loaded with inflamab
" " goods, were enjoying themselves in
+. manner that was agreeable to ther
lie selves only, in several business plac
u in town from which they were invite
to leave, but when they arrived
W George Wittman's place and the pr
10 ~ prietor not only turned the cold sho'
s. der on them but also the warmth of
ct good sized boot, they thought t
o. world was altogether too unfeeling, a
therefore drew a revolver and raz
~ and endeavored to force their socie
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