Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-07-09

Potter Blank is building neat
home on the lots he recently purchased
here.
How About the Pods
l''Pods,' my friends, means Post
Office Drug Storen1
Go G Saddler.
Del. Simmons is the daddy of "a fine
a pound boy, which came to his house
on Thursday night last.
Wall Paper, now and elegant de-
signs, ut Champney's drug store.
The flag was not uniurled from the
school house on the fourth because the
halyards were out of order and no ono
could be found to climb the staff and
fix them.
Postmaster Hollenbeck wishes to
announce that the box rent for the
quarter is now due and he would be
glad to have box holders come in and
pay their rent.
CHARLES Miller, expert from the
Champion machine shops is with VIM.
Schlect for few weeks and is looking
after the interest of the many Cham
plon machines in this section.
Take the baby out for an airing in
one of those new baby carriages at
VIM. Schlect's.
Russell Williams and bride re.
turned from their wedding tour on
Monday last and are now keeping
house in their elegant home which was
wedding present from the groom's
father.
Henry Sarvis OF Hull Prairie has
purchased lots on Front street in this
place, and will erect new house soon.
He desires to move into town and en-
Joy season of rest from the very active
life he has lead.
Frank Rogers is to be the new
postmaster at Dunbridge, vice N. S.
Jones, resigned. The selection is a
good one. Frank is well liked by those
who will patronize the Office, and is in
every way worthy the appointment.
Tho contents page of the July
Cosmopolitan contains the names of
twenty-five contributors, and the
range of subjects discussed will suit Il
multitude OF tastes. A midsummer
number. The price OF the Magazine
is p cents.
The young lads are having coed
times this vacation. Charley Peck,
Clem and Roswell Comstocl and Eugie
Bheinfrank are camping near Water
vile: Gus Peck and "Dode" Getz are
camping down the river, while Harry
Oblingor is enjoying himself out on
the prairie.
How About the Pods
t''Pods," my friends, means, "Post
Office Drug Store .'D
Go2G saddlcr,
George Cook has purchased the
dray and baggage business which has
been conducted for number of years
past by his brother. George has been
connected with the business for severaI
years and is thoroughly conversant
with the wants of his customers and
will use every effort to accommodate
them. He announces himself prepared
for all kinds of light or heavy hauling
and will be pleased to have the patron
age OF old and new friends.
up in Northern Minnesota" says
n physician in ''St. Louis Globe Demo-
crat, elves Il man who entered the
service in 1861. He was very dull
fellow, almost fool. During one of
the sorties made by the Confederates
mt Donclson he received buckshot in
the head. The surgeons could not
find it and the wound healed. He re-
turned to duty, one of the brightest
men in his company, and in time
became second lieutenant. At the
close Of the war he returned home,
married superior woman, prospered
in business and was elected sheriff of
his county. Three years ago his head
began to give him great deal of
trouble. He came to st. Paul, and 1
located the buckshot and removed it.
He is now as healthy as ever, but is
the same stupid dolt that he was be-
fore the fight at Fort Donelson."