Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-07-29
Williams K Fuller

-D.EW. Snyder, the plow repairer
Aiad horse shoer, at CranlSer's old stand.
Every man who complains of "hard
times helps to make eI times that much
'tharder.
Its the: fad now to he embarrassed
'4Slien your lady friends hint something
sSbout ice cream.
MAY Taycr fell and broke her 4
rright,arm last Monday. DIR. Rhein-
tt-ank reduced the fracture.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
church will meet at the
parsonage on Friday, August 4. a.
IooUdial invitation to all.
---E.i r. ,Malletl& Bro, OF Defiance,
hsre erected,a handsome monument on
the lot Of VIM. Rirt in therFoct Meigs
scemetery, that IDS indeed piece of
very artistic work, which very plainly
sshows that this firm are worksnen of
high crder and deserve the liberal pat
irronage they receive.
~ special attention given to flat
footed, .over-reaehing. interfering,
l,cSrRs, q ,quarter-craGiis, etc.
ID. w. SNYDER.
Tho eleventh annual camp meeting
,oh the~S,N N. Fl. Association will be held
/, at Portage WOOD county, conmenc-
| ing or August 10, aud continuing over
two Sahbaths. ThN camp grouud is To-
eated ,one-fourth mile east of the.T.. C.
&5tC. depot at Portage. An able corps
Hf MINISTERS and evangelists will con-
duct the.deYotiouai work.
-JJohnC. Thompssa, who is now in
the. employ OF the MsSsillon Bridge Co.,
wse homeAllonday, preparatory toetart-
ing to iTitiin in the iaeerest of his rcom
patNy- john is a trst~ciass Workman of
maps7 years, experience in bridge build
ing- L. "a. Thompson has also been
WORKING fom&he same company for sew
eral months and is also Hegarded asacne
OF the best man in this bi.siness.
If .gou,wszt bindenor mower get
the champion "or EmpiHe, the leadipg
machines. Oft WESSCHLECT.
-PoNi. i. N .SSaddler Commences kis
course ,cf instructions III the Allan
County Teachers InstitA1te at Lime.
next Monday. He has bean engaged
Tor four weeks 6Gring Augaet in differ
ent parts af aflthe-State. He sc regarded
as one of sihe leading Instit@te instruc
tors in the State and the Counties
wherein he lectures are always anxious
80 secure htaa for a return engagement.
Having talsen advaq,age a4the as
Ssignment of lasge eastern had room
es,tt factory, j a@ prepared 40 give
the people OF Penny ykburg and a;cinity
the biggest barsajhs ever oifessd. 1
have eleven OF these sdlts.
y GKAsa WITzCER.
-Wygant Smith, living On the Sar-
geaat farm in this tOwnship, reaa1tly
&lad the wheat off ssf Is acres thresked,
and the crop averaged I'll bushels and /
peck oAhe acre. This is a good yield.
bat tJohn MOser, living about thnee
miaes above town on the I'd YER road, ne
pots the crop from l5 acres which
averaged As bushels per acre. Who ca.r
beat this.
Watches. Clocks. Jewery, specra-
cles' special attention giyen to repair
ing. All Warranted. JOHN NURFLUH.
BIB Monroe street. Toledo.
Pete BuckEOuse tells the garn that
the first day John Cranlser WAS In the
Postofiice he hae not become familiar
with his new work, and when he seized
the mail sack he thought he had job
OF horsesh0eibg on kand and in q com
inanding tone he exclaimed ''wiioa
Bill" The clerks gave him the laagh
apd John saw his mistake. He gets
eHen by telling one ON Pete. When
Buck house startled out in the Spring as
Sanitary Policeman he proposed to do
his work thoroughly aud, cooking inLD
Crankef's yard, SAW what he supposed
was pig pen and he Immediately noti-
fled Cranker to dispose of his swine or
suffer the penalty of the law, and after
Pete had read the riot act and several
sections of the Perrysburg Code of
Health to him, Mr.. Crauker politely
, informed him that he had not owned ~
much as pigs tail for seyerRI years
and then Pete wilted.