Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-12-10

DIR. Ed. Trombla, G. c., reports his
practice increasing. An operation
recently performed was highly success
full.
The Largest and Finest stock of
Holiday Goods at the post Office.
The Caecellen Club assisted by |
Mrs. A. Caldwell, Suprano of Detroit, |
will give u concert at the town hall in
the near future.
-Drs. Rheinfrank and Bowers re-
moved a cancer from the lip OF Peter
Presocx' two year old baby of Water
vile, on Tuesday last. The child is
doing we'll.
1t has been wisely remarked that
you never ought to ask one to give you
his word of honor. If you are talking
to an honest man, it is superiluous; if to
a rascal it is useless.-EX.
Lane's Medicine Moves the isov els
Each hay.
! In order TO he healthy this is necessary.
Lew Williamson of Bowling, was
in last Thursday and says they are hav-
ing an oil boom in his locality. Let
her boom aud we hope Lew will get
his share OF the grease.
Bernie Trudeau will occupy the
building formerly occupied by the
postotiice, about the fifteenth of this
month. The room is being fitted up in
very fine style for his accommodation.
Rocking Horses. Baby Carriages
At the post office.
Agriculture editors everywhere are
urging in their periodicals. the import
ance of good roads, and it looks as if the
time is not far distant when such
thing as bad road cannot be found in
the United States.
An exchange says: The onion has
a virtue to which thousands of people
viii! swear. This is the ability to ward
off attacks OF malaria in any form, and
cure cases as rapidly as the strongest
doses Of qulninc."
Friday next week will come on
Thursday night Dec 15) with his mas
ter Robinson Crusoe positively one
night only at Opera House. Don't fail
to see the magnificent Scenic effects.
Seats OF Sale at Post office.
Fine Confectionery at the P.O.
They do say John A. Snyder or
"Wlld Snyder" as they call him, is
, great on the hunt. He purchased l5
pounds OF powder and Is pounds of shot
to be sure and nave enough. He then
{ started out with his old l776 rifle, and
after tramping through half of Wood
county, came home with four quail.
Snyder is great on hunt, but he don't
get much game.
Autographs and Photograph AL
buns at the post office.
9 We failed to mention in our last
Y issue, the speech of Rev. Z. O'Brien
t There was a very large audiance
, present, and the speech was one of the
f best ever delivered in this locality
S The Reverend gentleman is highly
: educated and a great orator and his
speech on this occasion was noble
effort.
Geo. Wallace, one OF our enterpris
I ing and highly respected citizens o.
l. the county has had new residence in
' process of construction for several
t weeks past. 1t is now completed and
: when finished will be commodious
e and fine appearing residence. The
d family expect to enjoy their Christina,
d dinner in the new house. Jay Simons
h is the builder.
y The Perrysburg sailors will soor
Il be home to spin yarns and kill time fol
o the Winter. Capt. Root il laying W
the steamer Russell Sage in Buffalo
i, and with mate Theodore Inneman, viii
It soon be home. Capt. Wetmore ha.
II placed the steamer S. G. Reynolds IL
is Winter quarters ut Toledo and is put
n ting her in readiness for the seasons lay
|. up. The Reynolds has carried East bu
e few thousand less than two mlllior
n bushels OF grain, together with ovel
1t fifteen hundred carloads of package
e freight. The Sage has also dore good
g business and both Captains have hai
% very successful seasons, and have trul,
=, earned this Winters rest. A new stee
d steamer will be added to the line mex
caoenn