Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-10-28

Ohiuo uO Oal Behui Ot'ii'YNi Wiiio'hi
H eM,
b. F. Pratt OF Roachton, now rides
in one of the finest surrys that are
seen in the county.
p. j. Greene of Wheeling, w. Va.
is in Perrysburg looking after the in
terests of the wheel factory.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Methodist church will give social at
the parors of the church on Friday
evening Oct. 81. All are invited.
All kinds and styles ofARoyse blank
cts and robes. 5A and all OF Ear makes.
A large variety. WMe$CHhECT.
Tho next social OF Ladies society of
First Presbyterian church will be held
at the residence of Miss Harriet HUI
burd, Friday evening, Nov. Sd. All are
cordially invited.
Fred Lober, Chas Lawrence. Harry
Oblinger, Frank Hollenbeck, and
Ernest Jezzard and almost everybody
else are at the Worlds Fair.
The Moline correspondent of the
Sentinel wants to know if the JOUR-
NAILS Moline correspondent is dead.
We are unable to answer. If he is not
dead, he certainly is taking long rest.
i have bargain tosoffeg any per-
son who wants to purchas&. a White
Sewing Machine, VIM, s6fnsEEcr.
Personal matters are decidedly
scarce this week. Nearly everybody
Isl the Worlds Fair, and those who
are not there are mad because they are
not, and consequently are not very
soLiable.
Prof Saddler goes to Hardin coun-
tY to-day Saturday to lecture before
the Teachers Institute of that county.
He has also been engaged to lecture
during one week OF the Hardin county
Institute next fall.
Last Friday night thieves entered
Richard Freilich's barn and stole his
team of horses. Marshal Thornton
was called and In the morning the
team was found near Lime City where
they had been abandoned, probably be-
cause officers were in too close persuit.
On Wednesday afternoon last Rev.
Burgers boy aged nine years, while
assisting his father in unhitching their
horse was badly injured. The horse
became frightened and jumped, thus
knocking the boy under his feet and
tramping upon him. His injuries are
quite severe but it is hoped he will re-
! cover.
The celebrated Dolphin Paints
have been used on Mrs. Brandhuber's
residence. and house on adjoining lot, or
Fifth street; on f. B. Shoemoker's new
and elegant residence on what is known
as Wagoner's Point; On VIM Bacheld
er's residence in Maumee, and is now
being used on Miss Ada Munger's new
residence on Second street. Also OF
new residence of Max Kellermeier
Roachton. Their inside white was alst
used with good results on the Perrys
burg town hall, also VIM Armbruste
residence, Troy township, and numer
Gus others all with the best results
For sale by John Anon, Perrysburg.
-PerrYsburg secured prize at tn,
Worlds Fair, F. f. Hollenbeclt ant
Cash Hampton while visiting the fai
boarded at a private residence, where
in were domiciled large number o
guests and among them young lad.
who was capable of doing good job O
snoring. When Hollenbeck arrived
he claimed to be able to discount any
one and it was arranged that a priz
was to be awarded to the one doin,
the loudest snoring. Hollenbeck wa
victorious and all the neighbors livin
within three blocks voted him the bos
midnight bug'er. He received tn
, prize by mail last Monday, which wa
a rubber doll and Hollenbecll is dull
proud of the baby.