Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-01-23

provisions it is well to call on G. A..
Hofflnann.
The way the farmers are hustling
grain and logs to market these days, is
Il caution.
The finest razors in the county at
Amon's hardware.
-"Giggle, gabble, ,gobble, git" is Oil
YER Wendell Holmes characterization
of o'clock tea.
Charles Purvis, now employed by
G.. w. PGster will be pleased to have
his old friends call, when in need of
anything in his line of goods.
Parties wanting to go sleigh riding
will do well to secure Trombla's large,
covered bus. No storm or wind can
prevent u ride being enjoyable with
this rig.
-Sayl Have you seen the bargains
in towels at Lamson Bros, Toledo.
AThe scarcity of small coins, especi-
ally five and ten cent pieces, is in q
measure owing to the fact that SO
many youngsters have ''saving banks
at home, where they drop the little
sinners into slot.
Revival services at the Perrysburg
Nj. e. church are being held every
night and are well attended. Rev.
Shaw has become very popular in this
locality and is meeting with success
in his efforts here.
Snow shovels and sleds, closing
out at cost at Amon's.
REVIVAL meetings are being held
atrthe German Nj. f.. church, con-
Quoted by Rev. Geo. Wahl. The
attendance is small on account of sick
ness, but otherwise the meetings are
progressing nicely.
L. S. Dome of Weston, an expert
enced landlord. has rented the Wedertz
building near the depot and will con-
duct a lirst-class restaurant, and hotel.
Mr.. Dome is highly spoken of as II man
thoroughly capable of making the busi-
ness Il success.
That beautiful glossy sheen, so
much admired IN hair, can be secured
by the use of Ayers Hair Vigor.
There is nothing better than this prep
aration for strengthening the scalp
and keeping it free from dandruff and
itching eruptions.
Did you ever notice how red a
girls nose will get when she's out
that same little nose is elevated when
n rival beauty is seen watching them:
in1l will I, i,l.
boys will be boys.
We return thanks to our old friend
Frank j. Mahr for an invitation to
attend musical and reception given
by Concord Lodge No. l40. X. =. al
Pythian Castle, Toledo. Thursday Eve
Jan. %, 1872. The K. p. people have
fiue receptions and their guests are
always made welcome.
Ed. Trombla took bus load Of
school children out to Stony Ridge
"Wednesday afternoon and drove up t,
the old Empire House and asked the
| proprietor to allow the children tt
get warm. but the landlord refused Il
allow them TO come in. Ed then drove
down to Il grocery store where the
proprietor had a heart which had mo-
,NNh ilo'.Si w iINt GiiS "CIs
permitted TO come in and warm VI
before coming home.
-E7erything in the line of gro
ceries and provisions also vegetable!
and baled hay can be purchased of G
| A. Hoffman,.
This delightful Winter weather
reminds one of old times, ana makes
II fellow feel like II boy again, and is I;
great temptation TO hunt up an ole
blackboard and dropping down on i
! upon his stomach, take II slide dowr
| hill and tumble Off into IL bank of snow
! What great sport it was some 90 years
ago, and only the other day we saw
II party of dare devil boys. who were NJ
to the same old trick and the writer
WAS strongly tempted to take a hant
in the sport, and if he had, som,
'rhcumaticy" old cuss, who is alway
talking about what he did when ,
boy wou have thought it ''wastin.
time" Why is it some people ar
never willing TO renew their youth
never want to be II hoy again" ant
laugh. shout, and be merry once in
while? Why. it makes IL man youn,
to laugh 1t shakes the malaria out q
his old dry bones; and rejuvenates hi
whole system, and the young folk
don't shun him as they do when he
! all dried up and soured.
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