Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-01-28

"A sleighing party came up from
Toledo Monday and stopped with Mrs.
N. Wedertz.
Lucas County horticultural Society
will hold meeting at Waterville Fri
day and Saturday.
Daniel Schied and Miss Florence |
Lee OF Waterville, were married at the |
M. E. parsonage Thursday of last week,
by Rev. j. c. Shaw.
The revival meetings at the NJ. E.
church are most excellent. About
twelve have been converted thus far.
The meetings will continue next week.
"A letter from DR.. j. E. Brainard
of Superior, Neb., orders the JOUR-
NAL sent to his address. He is pleased
with his new location and is doing we'll.
Many friends here will be pleased to
know that the doctor and wife are
nicely located. They will read the
Perrysburg news in the JOURNAL here
after.
"A little bright-eyed girl hands in
the following item: "A little crowd
gathered on Fifth street in little cot
tage ard had a tatfy-pull, and the more
we pulled the softer it got; we made
it out OF sirup and it turned back into
sorghum Well bet sixpence the
little folks had a jolly time-taffy or no
tatfy.
"A nerciful man is merciful to his
beast, but mt no time in the year is there
more call for mercy to horses than dur
ing this extreme cold. Horses suffer
greatly through cold and the slippery
streets, especially those obliged to draw
heavy loads, and should receive the
llindest and most considerate treat
ment.
1t is told that little girl who is
learning to read by studying the big
print in the newspapers prayed as fol-
lows the other night: Dear Lord,
make me pure-make me absolutely
pure, like baking powder" This beau
tiful, good and true story told by con-
temporary is commended to the prayer
full consideration of people who think
that it does not pay to advertise.
According to the B. G. Tribune
the little town of Rudolph had a sud-
den change from wet to dry the other
day. 1t seems the town had, by vote
taken some time since, decided to
remain dry, but the landlord of the
hotel had been engaged in loading
patrons with liquid refreshments, much
to the annoyance of many citizens. A
large number of ladies concluded to
pay him visit and request discon-
tinuance of the business. The landlord
promised to comply with their request
provided they would pay for his stock
on hand, which they did, and immedi-
ately the kegs of beer We're rolled into
the street and emptied. The landlord
will continue the hotel business but
will sell no more bug juice.
Lane's Medicine Moves the How els
Each Day.
In order to be healthy this is necessary.
AS announced last week, Charles
Witzler has purchased the furniture
and undertaking business Of VIM.
Crook, the sale being confirmed on
Tuesday. Mr.. Witzler announces that
he will put in complete line of fur
niture of the best and latest styles,
which he claims he will sell at prices
equally as low as the same line of goods
can be purchased in Toledo or else
where, Special attention will be given
to undertaking and embalming. Hav-
ing very elegant hearse and purchas.
ing all goods direct from the manu-.
facturers will enable him to furnish the
best and at the very lowest rates possi-
BILE. Mr.. Witzler being u young man
) of excellent reputation is worthy the
patronage of the people, and will nc
doubt receive his share