Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-11-11

Miss Essie Wilson wishes to can
uounce that she is prepared to do
dressmaking at her home On Second
street, Perrysburg.
j. F. Schroeder, Fl. A. Schroeder,
Wallace Shoemaker and John Metzgar
of Bowling, were among recent
Worlds Fair visitors.
Ell. Kingsbury had a long and tedi-
Gus trip with the steamer o. B. Reed
coming from Oshkosh. They expect to
arrive in Toledo to-day.
All kinds and styles of horsehlank-
cts and robes. 5A and all othef makes.
A large variety. WIN. scHLEcr.
The masons of Tontogany lodge
enjoyed an excellent address on Ma
sonry delivered at their regular meet
ing, last Wednesday night, by Rev.
Press of that place.
&C. A. Powers has purchased the
insurance agency OF Russell William
and will hereafter conduct the busl-
ness for the companies heretofore rep
resented by Mr.. Williams.
George Crook, mail agent on the
Chicago and Cleveland route sustained
a very painful injury by having his
finger caught in the car door. The
flesh was torn from the under side ot
the finger and the injury is very
painful one.
David Lusher living near Moline,
has one of the finest farms in Rerrys-
burg township. A large brick resi-
dence situated on plat OF ground
slightly elevated above the surround
ing fields makes his location both
healthful and beautiful.
In the great lake disaster of this
week, in which the Albany and Phila-
delphia were lost, George Reidermas-
ter OF Toledo, was drowned. Mr.. Reid
ermaster was for a number of years
stewart on the steamer Russell Sage
with Capt. Root, and was the support
OF a widowed mother who resides in
Toledo. His body was recovered and
brought to Toledo for burial.
There are l29, ,OOO,O 900 copper PEN
nies somewhere. Nobody knows what
has become of them, except that once
in while n single specimen turns UP in
change. a few years ago 4,400, 900
bronze cent pieces were set afloat.
Three million cent nickel pieces are
scattered over the United States, but il
is very rarely that one is seen. OF 500,
600 half-cents, which correspond in val
ue to English farthings, not one has
been returned to the government for
coinage or held by the treasury.
Whoever heard OF. a solid oak bed.
room suit, antique finish, bevel edge
glass for only $l4.9o. witzler has them
$3.50 stands tor sl.6O, chairs 20 pei
cent off. Why go to Toledo after
the above?
Why go to Toledo for furniture
when can sell it to you for less mon
ey. Call and be convinced.
33b CHAs WITZLER.
Among the many fine farms anC
homes in Perrysburg township, Georg,
Rhiem is as nicely situated as anyone
Where he is now located was few
years since a wilderness. He bough
the land when it was only worth abou
$40 an acre, and with no capital, ex
cept a sharp axe, a good strong arm
and plenty OF courage, he has hewn hi
way through and has now one Of tn,
finest farms and homes in old Woo
county and an interesting and happ.
family to enjoy it, and the neighbor o
friend who drops in there on his travel
is sure of a cordial and hearty wei
GENE.
Are your children subject 10 Group?
so, YOU should never be without bottl
of Chamberlsin's Cough Remedy. 1t
certain cure for Group. and has neve
, been known to fail. II given freely q
, soon as the croupy cough appears it vii
prevent the attack II IL the sole rel,
> ance with thousands of mothers VIII
/. have croupy children. and never disaI
points them. There 10 no danger |
; giving this Remedy in large and f.,
quent doses as it contains nothing injur
: ious so cent bottles for sale by A
T. Champney.
Wedding Presents ut yitrIer's.
A new line of fancy rockers, stands
center tables. pictures, etc.. at lowe,