Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-12-19

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JOURNAL of September 12, at this office.
Charles Champney gave pleasant
party to his friends few evenings
since.
No hunting or shooting or treas
passing allowed on road tract No. Ia,
without permission from the owner.
j. j. Smith, Lime City.
The Walnut street Sunday School
will provide it's usual Christmas tree
for the scholars and their parents on
Christmas eve. at the church.
The Perrysburg band will give
dance at the town hall on New Years
eve. Admission, so cents per couple.
Give the boys good attendance.
james Gibson of LeMoyne, has
been purchasing large numbers of
sheep which he will feed during the
Winter, preparatory for market.
The finest line of fancy hardware
ever shown in Perrysburg.
AMON'S HARDWARE.
-Infirmary Director John Isch sent
Samuel Silhofer to Wayne county last
week, where he claimed residence.
He is the man who was badly injured
by falling on the sidewalk last week.
S. E. Wagner of Stony Ridge.
gave US call one day this week, and
during the conversation we found him
to be the hottest Foraker man we have
struck and we didn't strike him very
hard, either.
Miss Evalyne Byrne who is up in
the front ranks of teachers In this
county, is engaged in teaching the
school in the Underhill district, and
we learn is giving excellent satisfaction
as she always does.
A special inducement for Decem-
ber buyers. Five per cent off on all
goods purchased, and the prices are
still way down to the lowest knotch yet
we will give . off on all purchases.
AMoN'S HARDWARE.
Nearly all colds are slight at first,
but their tendency is to so lower the
system that the sufferer becomes a
ready victim to any prevalent disease.
The use of Ayers Cherry Pectoral, in
the beginning of cold, would guard
against the danger.
John Cole, now in the employ of
j. Davis, is one of the best workmen In
|
his line, and is prepared to do all
classes of work from mending an
ordinary every day tea kettle that the
cook has allowed to run dry and melt,
up to putting a spout on the full moon.
Spouting, roofing and all kinds of tin
ming done in the hest style.
The North Western Ohio Teachers
Association will be held December 2S-
30, 1891, at Kenton, Ohio. Among the
distinguished educators whose names
appear upon the programme, We
find that of our former citizen and
school superintendent. Prof. ID. A
Haylor of Bowling Green. Prof. Hay
lor is an able instructor and his discus
sions are always instructive and full of
good points.
About three months ago Martin
Miller of Moline, was killed by Il. &
o. G. engine, and at the time there
were hints that the man was driven to
suicide by family troubles. 1t was
reported ut the time that one John
Baker had been staying with Millers'
family and had been intimate with
Mrs. Miller, which had caused the
trouble, and the neighbors gave Baker
an opportunity to leave, which he did
promising not to return. He has since
returned and married the widow
Miller, and the neighbors don't take
very kindly to it.
HANDKEkCHIrF AMI NIUFFLEIsS
AS usual Lamson Bros. show the
largest variety and name the lowest
prices.
-Supt. 1. N. Saddler goes to Leipsic,
Putnam county, to-day Saturday to
lecture before the teachers institute of
that county. Our efficient and learned
Superintendent has the reputation of
being one of the best institute instruc-
tors in the State, which means con-
siderable, us there are many who give
this class of work especial attention.
Wherever Mr.. Saddler is once engaged
he is sure of another call, which is "a
positive evidence OF the efficiency and
merit of his work. We take consider
able pleasure in announcing the fact
that Perrysburg's schools are under the
personal direction of one whose ability
is acknowledged from all sections.
MIXED candies, Zoe, 124c, 15c. zoe,
25c, 35c, and so, per pound, and ali
kinds of choice confectionery, tobaccos
and cigars at Phillip Wetzels.
j. j. Smith an old subscriber to the
JOURNAL gave us Il pleasant call few
days since, and gave us some very