Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-04-09

Mrs. h. f. Barton and Miss Mary
Seibert, teachers in the Bowling
Green public schools, are spending
their vacation at their Perrysburg
homes.
The steamer S. G. Reynolds OF the
Lake Erie Transportation Co., was the
| first steamer to take a load out of To-
| Monday.
Mr.. Shedrick, aged about 60 years,
died suddenly at his home at Stony
Ridge of apopexy, and his remains
were brought to Perrysburg for inter-
ment Friday.
Miss Emch's millinery opening has
been attended by large number of
ladies who pronounced the display of
| pattern hats and bonnets, and millinery
novelties, the finest ever displayed in
this place.
p. L. Mahr went to Rising Sun on
Monday to attend the funeral of his
sister, Mrs. Margaret Ohler, whose
death, at the age of 81 years, 3 months,
and days, occurred at Monroeville,
Ind. He returned home via Fremont.
where he called on his brother. who is
quite i'll.
The Y. p. S. c. L. of the Evangel-
ical church elected the following Of
ticers at their meeting on Tuesday
evening last President, Miss Lucy
Kemp; Vice Pres't, Miss Thresa
Stickles: Treas, Everett Davenport;
Sec'y, J. G. Leatherer; Cor. Sec'y, J..
f. Wilson.
What debt of gratitude the world
owes to such men as Drs. Aver and
Jenner-the latter for the great dis
, covery of vaccination, and the former
for his Extract of Sarsaparilla--the
best of blood-purifers. Who can esti-
mate how much these discoveries have
benefited the race!
The new members of the council
: will be sworn in at the meeting o
, Thursday evening next. Councilman
Davis, who has been the only Republi
can on the board for the past year, will
now have the companionship of one
more Republican-Mr. Danz-and thus
= the council will be onc-third Republi
u can, and although these gentlemen arc
not very large, we hope they will bt
y able to do at least one-third of the
kicking that is done.
- The season of the year has arrived
when the good housewife rubs all tn,
paint off the woodwork to get it clean
y and then concludes to change the colo
y and when the new paint is on it dom
harmonize with the papering so sh,
=, pulls off the paper, and then puts ol
" her bonnet and goes down to Champ
- ney's drug store where she bought he
= ne " paint, and selects some of the ney
- styles of wall paper t" decorate he
rooms in harmony with the painting
II and after this is accomplished harmon.
IN prevails for another season.
- On Saturday last, Ed. Clegg drov,
-, to Toledo, and was accompanied by hi
IT, mother and sister, Miss Lcttie, an,
~ while about to cross tie St. Clai
40 Street bridge over Swan Creek, III
horse became frightened at an electri
car and started to run, throwing Mrs
~ Clegg and daughter out OF the buggy
~ Mrs. Clegg fell on the track and woul,
10 have been run over by the electric car
w. had not the motor man been able T.
" stop the car just in time to save her
~ Miss Lettie was quite badly, thougl
'o not seriously, bruised and was brough
no home on the cars. Ed. was pluck
III enough to keep control of his hors
until he managed to drive into an alle
where he quieted down. 1t was
by narrow escape for the whole party.
na Mrs. Emma Carr, OF Marysville, o.
~ writes she took very heavy col
NJ which settled on her lungs and dc
'is veloped very rapidly into lung fever
n Coughed almost all the time; lung
RI became very sore and painful, cor
o. suited two physicians but got no relic
or until tried your Persian Cough Syrup
Q. After using one bottle my cough ha
ek entirely ceased and two bottles cure
,s' me entirely we'll; and now Mr.. Newt
I'd e.. I.iggett, our druggist, informs m
rt that he has sold 40 bottles upon m
Nv recommendation since my recovery
Sold by A. II. Champney.