Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-04-16

wants to learn to set type can ''get a
job" by calling at this Office. Boys
who chew tobacco and somke cigarettes
need not apply.
Miss Jessie Wallace has closed a
very successful term OF school and is
now enjoying her vacation.
The several teachers who were
spending their Spring vacation at
home have returned to their schools.
Landlord Pierce has gone down to
Wyandotte county TO look at farm
for which he contemplates trading the
Exchange hotel property.
The next social of the Walnut st.
Presbyterian church viii, be held at
the residence of E. d. Ross, April 22d.
AL are cordially inyited to attend.
"A large number OF tickets have
been sold for the lecture at the M. E.
church next Tuesday evening. The
lecture promises to be very successful
one.
Henry Chubb is now delivering ice
TO his patrons. 1t costs but trifie to
keep your refrigerator filled and the
convenience and saving Is much greater
than the cost.
knights Kline, Seavolt, Kingsbury,
Miller, Smith, Hatch and others of
Turkey Foot Rock lodge of Maumee,
visited Perrysburg lodge K. P, on
Tuesday evening last.
The meeting of the Patrons of
Industry to be held in Perrysburg on
the last Wednesday of April, will be
addressed by T. D. Dunakin, Grand
President of the order.
The Perrysburg Fire Co. will give
dance at the town hall on Tuesday
evening, April 10th. Excellent music
will be furnished and good time
guaranteed. Admission, so cents per
couple.
WIN. Barton returned from Cincin-
natl on Saturday last and the result is
that new goods are rolling into his
store at great rate. He is prepared
to furnish excellent bargains to his
customers.
President P. ]. Green of the
Sheriaon Metal Wheel Co., returned
rom an Eastern trip on Monday last.
The outlook for the Sheridon Compauy
during the coming season is very en-
couraging.
Under the personal supervision of
Mayor Roach the sidewalks in our
village are being repaired and put in
safe condition for pedestrians. There
are still few bad places and it is hoped
they will he fixed up soon.
The new council was organized last
night. The members holding over are
Messrs. Munger, Davis, Ray. New
members Messrs. Bowers, Danz and
Anon. Clerk. 7. M. Franey assumed
change of the books, while Mayor
Roach wields the gavel.
Horse owners will take notice that
Ed. Underhill's black stallion ssDuke. ~
will stand for service during the season,
every Saturday at Lime City, and tho
balance of the week at the barn of the
proprietor. Duke" has an excellent
pedigree and is fine bred animal.
-"After varied experience with
many socalled cathartic remedies, 1
am convinced that Ayers Pills give
the most satisfactory result. I rely
exclusively on these Pills for the cure
OF liver and stomach complaints.'-
John B. Bell, Sr., Abilene. Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anon johnson cele.
brated the fifteenth anniversary OF
their marriage, at their home last
Monday evening. About one hundred
OF their friends were present and the
evening was passed in an enjoyable
manner. Refreshments consisting OF
ice cream, cake and fruit were served.
Excellent music was enjoyed and many
useful and valuable presents were left
by the guests, who, wishing Mr.. and
Mrs. Johnson many returns of these
happy occasions, left for their homes
about midnight.
The frescoers completed their work
in the new catholic church and the
scaffolding has been removed, since
which time large numbers of members
OF the congregation and citizens have
viewed, with admiration, the beautiful
interior of the magnificent structure.
In our issue of next week we will give
full description of the entire interior
decorations together with the names Of
those who have SO generously contrib
uted to the funds necessary to adorn
this elegant edifice. We will print an
extra number of papers next week in
order to accommodate those who desire
to procure copy for preservation or to
send to friends.