Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-07-22
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For Sale cheapS-Two5 5first-class,
tire bicycfss, Gall on chas.
Witzler. ~
Charles BakesDf Weston, and G. o.
Cole of Holgate, ,sfTe studying dentistry
with DR.. Winfield of Perrysburg.
There will be grand ball at Will
liamson's hall, Bowling, Friday even
ing, July 81, with good music by the
B. G. string band. Lunch and refresh
ments will be served. William Orwig
and Fred Heminger are the floor
managers.
Adam Leydorf has sold his straw
baler to Fred Charles who will be
pleased to receive orders for baling.
Mr.. LeydOrf recommends Mr.. Charles
as thoroughly competent to do first
class work, and desires his old custom
ers to give him their patronage.
Having taken advantage of the as
signment Of large, eassarn bed room
suit factory, L ansfepared to give
the people of Pergsbatg and vicinity
the biggest bargains e4essoffered. 1
have eleven offhese suits. .Fa
= CHAs. WfTa1ER.
1t was reported that the firm of
johnson & Co., operating the scow
''Fisherman's Inn" had made an as
signment but the report is not correct
and Colonel Johnson informs the
JOURNAL that he has simply retired
from the firm, having sold his inter-
est and he will probably travel in the
North during the remainder of the
heated term.
If you want q binder or mower. get
the Champion or Empire, the leading
machines. 9tf WIN. SCHL ECT.
Daily excursions TO the World IS
Fair for less than one fare for the
round trip via the G. II. & d. Ry. and
the celebrated Monon route or N. Y.
C. & st. l.. Ry. Tickets good on all
regular trains. No crowded coaches;
plenty of room for all. Limit of tick
cts ten days. Rate 81 from Perrys-
bnrg. For full particulars call on L.
M. Franey, agent.
Watches, Clocks. Jewelry, Specta-
cles. Special attention given to repair.
ing. All Warranted. JOHN ZURFLUH
| 3l3 Monroe street. Toledo.
On Monday evening last the Off
GERS of lIldorado Rebecca Lodge No
332 were installed in their respective
Offices by S. D. G. M. Alice Van HELEN
The officers installed were: Sister
Nellie Mandel, N. g.; Sister Debari
Simmons, V. c.; Sister Ethel Wetzel
r. S. After the installation table.
were laid in the ante room and all re
freshed themselves with ice cream ani
cake, after which they separated fol
the evening, all looking forward for ;
good time at next installation.
Colonel Bunker has been looking
up camping ground for the Sixteenth
Reg't o. N. g., and has decided OF
Perrysburg as the most suitable point
There are 20 acres of land just at tn,
eastern edge of the corporation aud OF
the river bank and this point has beel
selected. The regiment expect to ar
rive here the first Thursday in Angus
and remain week. The point selec
ted is one OF the best in the State, an
, the citizens of Perrysburg will extern
q warm welcome to the soldiers.
For cut bruise burn or scald ther
: is nothing equal to Chamberlain's Pal
c Balm. 1t heals the parts more quickl
( than any other application, and unle,
the injury is very severe no scar is lei
C For sale by A r. Champney.
g "A yonng man named Geo. Becht;
G living near Maple Grove about tw
,,cc miles west of Tontogany, shot and Sc
4 iously injured his mother on Sunda
Z last. The mother went to his room
&c awaken him by sprinkling water in h
e face and it is alleged the young ms
7c jumped up and, seizing his shot GU
lc fired at her, the shot taking effect
Dc her side and arm, and 1T is stated tn
ooec the wound may prove fatal. Anoth
&c story is that the young man had no
i4 tention of shooting his mother but II