Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-09-30

-Th e steamer Burt is to be sold by
the United States Marshal for debt.
S. b. Rice has moved his family
into the Hillabrand block over his res
tauraut.
John G. Thompson has gone to st.
Louis in the interest of the Massillon
Bridge Co.
Two dressmakers and Il young lady
from the Fifth ward enjoyed them
selves at Wonderland last Wednesday.
e. L. Kingsbury has been having
an immense trade in peaches and has
furnished his customers with the finest
fruit obtainable.
Miss Carrie Rhoda spent few
days with Miss Lolita Scott of Toledo
and was royalty entertained by recep-
tion given in her honor.
Jas p: Averill wife and daughter,
who have been visiting with Perrys-
burg relatives are the guests of E. W.
Merry and wife this week.
j. A. Schatzel of Bowling Green
was in town last Saturday looking for
place to catch some OF those large
fish the JOURNAL mentioned few
weeks since.
"A. Williams has sufficiently recov-
cred from his recent illness to be able
to come down to the store. His mum.
erous friends hope for his complete
and speedy recovery.
George Schlect of Perrysburg took
first prize at the Wood county Fair in
the bicycle race for boys of 16 years of
age. Time 1921. He could have easily
won the Wood county race if he had
entered.
"A fire in Maumee last Sunday
night was caused by the burn
ing of the residence occupiee by Nicho-
las Wagner. who lost everything but
a small amount of the family wearing
apparel.
John H. Thornton has completed
the foundation for the new elevator
and has put in an excellent job of work.
The building is being rushed and will
be completed as rapidly as the work
can be done.
Squire Brown as Coroner for the
time being, and Constable Buckhouse
were called to view the remains OF
John Zjngg, deceased, last Saturday,
and rendered q verdict that deceased
came to his death by natural causes.
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Specta-
cles, Special attention given to repair
ing. All Warranted. JOHN ZURFLUH
3l3 Monroe street. Toledo.
N Wedertz was over to Bowling
Green on business Wednesday ant
went to see the Fair. He says theil
stock exhibit is very fine and the Fail
is good in every respect. Mr.. Wed
ertz wears the G.. A. r. button on hi
coat, he having been member OF TIL,
gallant old 9th Ohio.
The "Police Patrol'' will be th,
attraction AZ the Toledo Peoples Thea
tire next week with Tuesday, Thursda,
and Saturday matinees, with prices Is
25 and 30 cents. Matinee close in tim
to take afternoon trains for home. ThC
Police Patrol is one of the plays tina
always draws large audiences.
Coughing Leads TO Consumption
kemD'g Balsnm stons the cou1h at nnoa
When the T. 81 O. G. extension be
tween Columbus and Ridgeway is CON
4 pleted, the road will boast of havin
the longest piece of straight track i
D the State. 1t will have stretch {
track 26 miles long that will be absc
q lutely straight and without the faintet
I sign of curve, and exactly level.
c is expected to schedule trains to run 0
g that piece of track at the rate of mil
e minute.-Leader,
,c j. @. Maddy who has long been
Ie conspicuous figure on the floor of th
lcc Produce Exchange Of Toledo, wa
e made the recipient of d very pleasar
% surprise last Wednesday morning.
'e ''leaked out" that he was to be ma
lc ried Thursday and when L. o. Pat
lc dock called tho board to order in til
Iee morning he presented John with
,e purse of 500 as token of esteem frol
ie his associates on Change. Mr.. Pa,
llcc docks speech was very neat and ind
g Gated the warm friendly feelings e.
e isting between Mr.. Maddy and I'll
IS WhoY on 'chnnre.n