Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-07-23

their celebrated dances at LeMoyne,
August I'd.
See those Cork Filled Collars, war
ranted not to gall your horses shoulders.
WIN. SCHLECT.
The friends of the late M. John
Taylor return sincere thanks to all
who assisted at the funeral in Perrys-
burg.
The X. of p. boys, at Wingstown,
will give an ice cream festival at Zim-
merman's lawn, on Tuesday evening,
the Goth.
The Rev. Cline's lecture at the
Wingstown M. +. church has been
postponed to Wednesday evening,
Aug. Sd.
William Perkins, of Bowling Green,
and Laura Ballard, of North Baltimore,
eloped and were married at Leaning
ton, Ont.
For dinner, for supper, and be-
tween meals, there's nothing like
Osterhout's ice cream. 1t touches the
spot every time.
The Sheridon Wire Wheel Comp
any are just perfecting new rubber
tire wheel that promises to eclipse any
thing on the market.
--Rob't Hall of Medina county is Wis
iting his nephew, VIM. Barton. Mr..
Hall is one of the survivors of the
Steamer Griffith disaster.
Last week, Langmade drilled in
an oil well, on the Hartman farm, near
Bowling Green, that is said to be good
for so to IS barrels per day.
Jim Hazlet's we'll, at Bowling
Green, was shot with 130 quarts OF
glycerine on Monday morning, the re-
suits proving very satisfactory.
Get your ice cream for Sunday
dinner at Osterhout's. For quality it
cannot be beat.
The foM'-year old child of John
Lanthorn, Hammonsburg, was recently
thrown from horse and sustained IL
dislocation of the right collar bone.
"A Panhandle conductor, a resident
of Golfers, was on Monday impaled
with a coupling pin at Golfers station.
He leaves Il wife and two small children.
Open air union services were in
augerated at Bowling Green, on Sun
day, with very promising results, the
public generally falling in with the
idea.
How About the Pods
| ('Pods," my friends, means Post
Office Drug Storey
Go , c Saddler.
Rev. Charles r. Brown, pastor of
| Wesley Nj. E. church, Cincinnati, has
announced his intention of leaving the
! Methodist denomination and entering
the Congregational ministry.
-Millbury is considerably elated
over the Standard having leased terri
tory in that vicinity, and many farmers
are cherishing the agreeable anticipa
tion of yet striking it rich" Hope
they may.
Road dust, sand and water, are
sometimes used to cement cisterns, bu
it is sald to be hard work to make i
stick. Kater VanHellen and DR.
George Albert can give the directions
for mixing the plaster.
How About the Pods
('Pods," my friends, means, 'Pos
Office Drug Store '')
Go , C Saddler.
Everyone in the country is a
present Interested in threshing, though
heat vii barely pan out half crol
all round. Yet, what Is sacrificed il
wheat, it is said, will bo amply mad
up in an abundant hay crop.
The whortleberry crop is said to b.
far in advance of the average, thi
; year. Already are gatherers, in count
ess numbers, abroad in the land, VIII
report an equally prolific crop Of rattle
snakes on sentry for intruders on thei
domains.
The school-board will begin ex
tensive repairs on the building mex
Week. ucFe lS W Dc Tepdperlus
calcimining, re-seating and a lot {
t things, and the children will have
much pleasanter place next year tina
in the past.
George Cook has purchased tn
little pacing horse called ''Ton
Reau,n who distanced Swetzer an
Sleepy George at Toronto, Canada,
1890. George says his dray and bas
gage wagons are also in good shap
: now, having been repainted an
, retitted.
) Mrs. VIM. Pinniger, nee Mi;
t Cardocy, of Millbury, died on Frida
S evening, leaving u bereaved husban
and two small children, who share til
, sincere sympathy of Il large circle
; friends. The funeral took place
= Woodville, on Sunday, with most in
: pressive services.
Watches, Clocks. Jewelry, Specti
> cles Special attention given to renal