Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-11-04
Williams & Fuller.

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Notice DR.. WiufeldS new add in
another column. 20d
--Pheil's photo car has concluded to
remain one week longer on account of
increased business. 32a
DO not miss the grand scenic stere-
opticou entertainment at the town hall
Monday night. Admission 25 cents.
Children 10 cents.
Peter Sckwiud, who has been in
the employ of G. \. Hofmann for
some time past, resigned his position
and started for Cincinnati Thursday.
Mrs. Thomas Veitch having pur-
chased the Tolman house on Fifth
street, moved back to this place Mon
day, thereby becoming resident of
Perrysburg again.
The Legislature changed the
hours OF voting from $50 a. IN. to $50
p. m. and all voters should govern
themselves. 1t will be remembered
taat this means standard time.
Miss Name Tyler was suddenly
called to Dowuers Grove, ILL.,, Wednes-
day evening on account of the death OF
her aunt, Mrs. j W. LaSalle. It will
therefore be impossible for her to at
tend to her music engagements for a
few days.
Mrs. Elizabeth Schmidt OF Toledo,
mother of Miss Levi Ross of Perrys-
burg township, died Mt her home in
Toledo, Tuesday, Oct. 26, 1893, aged rs
years. She was native of Germany.
Her funeral services were conducted
Saturday last in Toledo.
The JOURNAL desires to get COM
plete list of all people from Perrysburg
/ township who attended the Worlds
Fair We have partial list and
would like to make it complete and
would esteem it favor If all those who
have visited the big fair would kindly
send in their names. 32tf
1 have bargain r,~slr any per-
son who wants to purch 3saJ White
Sewing Machine. WI scffSsGT.
Frederick I.eydorf II PerrysEurg
township returned satS Srday from a
visit with his nephew, fao is Mayor OF
/ Chicago Junction. He is elated with
the elegant manner in which he was
entertained by the Mayor and num-
ber oil his friends aud cannot say too
much for them us hosts, lie will
make his visits at the Junction more
frequent hereafter,
Why 90 to Toledo ,ior furniture
when ! can sell il toyou' for less mon
ey. Call aud be conyheed.
@3b /CH& WiTHLER.
Tuesday night was hallow'eer bul
most of the young people must have
forgotten ii o. we're too tired TO OBJ
serve it, for everything seemed 10 be
in good order Wednesday morning, eS
copt few gates missing. They don
get around and haul wagons and thC
like on top OF one and two story build
tngs the way the boys OF a few year
ago did. Probably they don't like t,
work as well AS the boys of the past.
--Slereopticon show at the town hal
Monday night.
So, $40 aud 500, Genuine ConfedeWt,
Bills oaly FIVE cents each; $40 and $l0
bills 10 cents each; 25c and soc shin
plasters l0cents each; 81 and 81 bill
IS cents each. Seut securely sealed o.
receipt OF price. Address CEAs d
{ BARKER, 80 S. Forsyth St, Atlanta
! Gu. 32d
e Letters remaining in the Perry,
:. burg, ohio, postoltice uncalled for No,
c lst, 1898: Mrs Mary Alexander, Nh
c Earl NJ Briggs, }. D. Casey, Mr.. jaime
c Corrie, Mr., BryQn Calm, MIR. NJ.
9 Heer, Mrs. Eoeey Horner, j. p. Habr
Z Geo. w. King. Mrs. Kumpc, Day
% Maukofsky, Messrs. Mprry s. Price
Alylna OhldlsotT, j. Parker, Miss Len
e 3 liosey, Fred Satkoslli, Mrs. Chas. Webl
z Chas. Warner, Levi Warner 2, Nj
q Carl Wendell. Persons calling Il
y please say advertised.
'c John CRANIlER, Z. M.