Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-12-17
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Michael Fitzgerald is very sick and
his death is anticipated. He suffers
much and cannot long survive.
Art Il. Hitchcock of Toledo, for
merly of Perrysburg, will soon go to
Boston to pursue his studies in Archi-
lecture.
j. F. Shredder OF Bowling, gave
the JOURNAL u pleasant call. Mr.. S.
is one of Wood countys most substan-
tial citizens.
&C. +. Chapman returned from
Michigan last Saturday. He had been
looking after his business interests in
that locality.
Why do so many students attend the
Northwestern Normal at Wauseon,
Ohio? Because it is the best in this
section of Y. S.
The Centennial block is receiving
new coat OF paint, which gives it
neat appearance. Finkbeiner's block
has also received a re-paint:ng.
Prices are the cheapest at the P.O.
The Esterbrook Steel Pen Co., 26
John Street. New York, are Offering
81 ,000. 90 in Prizes for Poems on Ester.
brooks Pens. Send them postal for
Circulars explaining.
They say that our friend Halstead
Thornton has concluded not to go 10
Nebraska, as old "Prince" is little too
far along in years to travel so far. We
are glad to know that Mr.. H. will stay
with us.
Rocking Horses. Baby Carriages
al the post office.
C. w. Sellars, Jr., will soon move
to Wheeling, West Virginia, where he
will engage in the awning business.
He will start in business the first of the
year with cousin as partner, and
scores of Perrysburg friends will wish
him success.
The Largest and Finest stock of
Holiday Goods at the post Office.
A most excellent rule recently
adopted by the Board of Managers is
that the patrons of the Way Library
cannot use the rooms for visiting pur-
poses. The reading rooms are open to
public but you are expected to occupy
your time with reading and not visit
ing.
Ono dollar and forty cents pays for
II set of six elegant silver teaspoons and
the JOURNAL one year in advance.
I Come in soon as this offer will not be
made after December 30
| Manicure Il Soilet sets at the p. O.
Mr.. Shredder informs us of the
death of William Jackson, aged a
years and months, whose death occur
red in Michigan Il few days since. His
! remains were brought to Bowling and
inferred in the New Belville Ridge GEM
! etery on Sunday, Dec. IL. He was for
merly resident of this county aud
funeral services we're held at the United
Brethren Church conducted by Rev.
Flercher.
Tays. Toys! Toys. in endless
] variety at the post Office.
The JOURNAL received, II letter
this week from Henry Eckel, of Toledo,
inclosing tho usual amount for years
subscription and the pleasing words,
1--WE would be lonesome without the
JOURNAL. Mrs. Lindsay, of Peoria,
Illinois, also renews her slbs .ription
and says she ''must have the
JOURNAL" They will get the paper
and the editors thanks. Messrs. Ed.
and James Averill pay for n couple OF
years in advance and also give us en-
couraging compliments. Such pay
ments and remarks are very gratefully
received by the publisher.
Lanc's Medicine Moves the Bov els
Each Day.
In order to be healthy this is necessary.
Charlie Scott Who is he ? Why,
everybody knows Charlie, the baggage
master of the Finday Accommodation
Charlie has been working for the G.. FL.
{; ID. II. II. Co. for almost % years and
is perhaps as well known between
Lima, Findlay and Toledo as any man
on the line. For the past IL years,
Conductor Evans and Charlie Scott,
the baggageman, have ''held down
the accommodation train, and are
acknowledged to be among the most
courteous and accommodating gentle
men on the road. Evans is prime
fayorite, but the ebon hued face of
'Scottie" is greeted with equally as
many smiles and mods of recognition as
the conductor. Both of them would
be greatly missed by our citizens should
they ever be called off.
A Mute Kecovers speech.