Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-09-09
Williams & Fuller

Fred and VIM. Neiderhouse are
prepared to run the sorghum mill on
the old place.
Miss Ada Mungers new residence
on Second street is almost completed
and is very neat cottage.
-LosT.-A pair of gold trimmed eye
glasses, with black silk cord, in mar
room leather case. Finder please leave
with JOHN DUFoRD Perrysburg.
Try DIR. Winfield's new and pain
less mode of extracting teeth. No
gas, no pain and no bad after effects.
Price 25 cents for short time to those
ordering teeth. 23d
Watches, Clocks. Jewelry, Specta-
cles. Special attention given to repair
ing. All Warranted. JOHN ZURFLUH,
3l3 Monroe street. Toledo.
VIM. Perrin's saw mill at Roach
ton was burned last Thursday noon
the sparks from a passing engine
setting fire to the building.
The Loss is about $500. 1t was with
difficulty that the residence and barns
OF Jno. Perrin, situated near by, were
saved. No insurance.
Now is the time to have your car
pet wove. Puhl's carpet weaving fac
tory at Maumee is better prepared than
ever before to turn out first-class work
on short order. Bring in your work
before the rush. 25b#
"A letter was received at the Per-
rysburg postofiice last week, enclosing
note claimed to have been found in a
bottle that had been picked up along
the shore of Lake Michigan. The note
was signed by Frank Rhoda of Perrys-
burg was dated Sept 20, 1892, and stat
ed that the writer was on the steamer
Gilcher when the boat went down. In
quiry was at once made and letter re-
ceived this week from young Rhoda
states that he is on the Colorado and is
not drowned that he knows of. 1t is
not known who sent the letter.
p. M. Publ of Maumee is produc-
ing the very best class of photos. His
gallery is equipped with the latest i'm
proved devices for producing the best
work and his photos are gems of art.
P. NJ. Puhl's gallery OF Maumee is the
place to go for photos. 25b#
The large addition to the Russell
House, Bowling Green makes an ele-
giant and comfortable dining room, ca
pable of accommodating double the
number of guests as heretofore, and it
is long established fact that Mrs.
Russell gives larger and better din
ner than is furnished at any other ho-
tel in the State, and we often wonder
how it is possible to furnish so good u
meal for the exceedingly low price of
% cents.
Each Day.
In order to be healthy this is necessary
j. H. Pierce drove over from Mon
roe last Saturday. When he was com,
ing along the street car track hack Of
Toledo, his horse became frightened
and the buggy was upset and Pierce
spilled out into the ditch. He was NOT
killed but badly bruised and is now
humping himself around on crutches
His injuries are quite painful and hi:
friends sincerely hope he will come Out
all right as he usually does. Pierce
gets good many bruises, but he has 1
stout heart, clear conscience and plen
ty of grit and generally comes out al
right in the end.
On Thursday afternoon last, thj
barn on the Capt. w. H. Wetmor,
farm near Haskins was destroyed b,
fire. Threshers were at work, and fir,
was discovered under the straw carrier
in the straw, and all efforts OF tn,
large Number of men present were un
availing and they turned their atten
ton to saving the stock and imple
ments, which were taken out in time
The barn and threshing machine ant
all adjoining buildings together will
100 bushels OF old oats in the graner,
and about 200 bushels of unthresheC
wheat were destroyed, the loss beinI
about So, 900 with 81 900 insurance.