Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-03-19
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--Jimmyfield's new dray is a dandy
and he is always ready for business.
Colonel Freeman Johnsing has Mt
last "showed up" The fish will now
be more plentiful
&C. d. Yonker and VIM. Richard
son of b. G., gave the JOURNAL
pleasant call Thursday.
John II. Thornton has been work.
ing at Lime City for the past two
weeks rebuilding lime kilns..
-Lamson Bros, Toledo, have never
before shown so large II line of dress
goods ana silks as this season.
The usual examination are now
being held in the public schools prior
to their closing for the spring vacation.
Ask DR.. Rheinfrank to explain
the meaning of those three letters
10. M. A." on the little society button
he wears in his coat.
"A large number of knights OF
Pythias from Perrysburg lodge went
over to Maumee to assist in the work
OF instituting the new X. of p. lodge
over the river.
There has been 65 burials in Fort
Meigs cemetery this year, and of this
number only Is were from this town
the larger number of the balance com
ing from Lucas county and Toledo.
Richardson and Yonker from B.G.,
had to come over to Perrysburg to
swear the green" Too many Orange
men oyer at the hub for them to APP
pear in their native color with safety.
Bert Clark and wife of Toledo,
were visiting relatives here few days
this week. While coupling cars in
Toledo last Saturday, Bert had couple
OF fingers pinched quite badly and came
home to take rest while his finger
healed up.
Mayor Murphy's lecture at the
town hall last evening was listened to
by Il large and appreciatiye audience.
Mayer Murphy proved himself
thoroughly familiar with his subject,
and his audience were highly pleased
with the lecture.
Art Finkbeiner, who has been in
the employ of L. c. Shaw s. Co., OF
Toledo, for several years past, is now
''on the road" for the same company.
This promotion for meritorious serv-
ices is believed to be worthily bestowed
and his many friends here congratulate
him on his good luck.
When in need OF groceries and
provisions it is well to call on C. A.
Hoffman,.
Smith Stickles, who lights the
street lamps has an intelligent old
''hoss' which has become so familiar
with the route that he needs no driver.
He knows every lamp in town and goes
over his seven-mile trip and pulls the
lamp cart up to the lamp post in such
"a position that Smith can do the worl:
without giving any attention to the
horse. 1t is quite amusing to watch
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which he does with almost human
intelligence.
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