Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-12-30
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of Republic, o., was seen in Perrys-
burg this week.
ALI kinds and styles of horse blank
cts and robes. 5A and all other makes.
A large variety. WIN. SCHLECT.
j. B. Webb of Toledo formerly of
Perrysburg, has been having severe
attack of La Grippe, but is slowly re-
covering.
If you have weak lungs, bave grip,
coughs or colds, wear chsG protector
(all sizes and prices), and tEake Champ
ncy's White Pine E&pectorant,N 80
DR., Hamilton received severe
fall Christmas evening, by tripping on
side walk plank. He was badly
shook up but not seriously hurt.
"A pleasant social gathering was
enjoyed at Marshal Thornton's Wednes-
day night.
VIII pay cash for all good elm logs
cut II feet long delivered at my mill,
II. NJ. HOOVER,
james O'Mara formerly of this place
died at Fostoria. last Saturday evening,
and his remains We're brought to Per-
rysburg for interment on Christmas.
Geo. Pister delivered five tons of
fish to the Toledo market last Tuesday.
They were mostly German carp and
were caught on Christmas day Il mile
below the dock.
Newly married couples will do we'll
by seeing Chas. Witztey and getting
his prices on furnitureycall in and be
convinced that you cap do no better in
Perrysburg or TOLEDO.
Ira Shook and S. L. Wagner OF
Stony Ridge were in town Friday night
and took in the Midway Plaisance'
at the Christmas market. Seymour
was greatly pleased with the picture Of
the "h Lndsomest man in town
i have bargain to offer any per.
son who wants to purchase White
Sewing Machine. VIM. SCHLECT.
John c. Thompson who is now
with the Massillon Bridge company is
home from st. Louis to spend the holi
days. He will then start for Napoleon
where the company will erect bridge
John is said to be one of the very bes
bridge men.
Thinner Judson and wife gave {
pleasant party Christmas to q few o
their friends, bountiful Refreshments
were served and the afternoon wa
spent with vocal and instrumental mn
sic and one of the most pleasant partle
of the season was enjoyed by all.
Mrs. H. Sattley was happily sur
prised by receiving visit from he
brother, j. N. Cook of Livingston
Mont, few days since. They ha,
not seen each other for ten years ant
the meeting was IL happy one. Mr.
Cook brought several beautiful speci
mems from Yellowstone park in whicl
locality he has been located.
DIR. Winfield has novel way G
saying teeth. He extracts them pain
lessiy or nearly so, repairing and re
placing them with scarcely any pain
This he successfully did for Adar
Hazel, Of Lime City and for Mrs. Wm
Broka of this place and he fully guar
antees such work. He is furnishe
with the latest annsthetics for the e2
traction Of teeth, and also guarantee
that he can fill teeth with but very Ii
tie, If any pain.
Philip G. Loop, Sr., died at h
.. home in Walbridge on Saturday, De
{ 23, 1898, of paralysis, aged 81 yrs
c mouths and II days. He had been el
: joying fairly good health for one Of h
c years, until the evening of Wednesdi
G of last week and after partaking OF h
g supper he was stricken with the fat
[ shock which terminated In death thr,
9 DAYS later. His final end was peacef
G and apparently without pain. Decea
C ed WAS well and favorably know
q throughout this county. The funer
e services were held at the Walbrid
'c church Tuesday, Dec. 20, at p. ,
y conducted by Rev. Wales and the /
2 mains were inferred in the Willie
d celneLery.