Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-06-10
Williams & Fuller

ALI kinds of Picture txasnssssmade
to order. cHAaWITzLER.
H. r. Charles has been appointed
crop reporter for this vicinity, hr the
Agricultural Department Of Ohio.
New Undertaken, new goods.
Prices right. Free use Of SnulH I'm
dertaker to be found at storoa6th day
and night. CHAs. WpfH-ER
Watches, Clocks. Jeweify, specta-
cles. Special attention given to repair
ing. All Warranted. JOHN ZURFLUH,
3l3 Monroe street. Toledo,
Grant Baird, Sherman Burket and
1. N. VanTassell of Bowling Green,
will start a job printing house in East
Toledo soon.
knights G. D. Yonier, Webben,
Moore and Morrison, of Kenneth Lodge
B. G., visited Perrysburg lodge last
Tuesday night.
-Perrysburg people now at the
Worlds Fair are Mrs. Henry Ewing
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Mrs. j. B. Scott, Mrs. Geo. Weddell.
"A number of those people who
have promised to pay their subscrip-
tion us soon as they received their
June pension, will please not forget
their promises, but march in and pay
up. 81
If you want bindeAor,aSwer. get
the Champion or Empir sthe leading
machines. Off WScHLEcT.
Frank Haskins, asBhaif0an, and
F. NJ. Farmer, as Secretary, haze pub.
lished a call for IL Peoples Party Mass
Convention to be held at Bowling
Green, June 81, 1893, to select dele
gates to the Peoples Party State Con
vention to be held at Columbus, July
Frederick yonKanel, promlnon,
citizen of Bowling Green, died at hi.
home in that village on Monday last
after an illness of several months. He
was a member OF several OF the secre,
orders, the members of which attended
his funeral.
ALI persons having claims against
the estate OF James Dunipace, deceased
are directed to present the same to the
undersigned.
n; W. L. WANsoSi HAHsoN; Executors,
June I, 1898. 12c
The County Board OF Health, a
their meeting in Bowling Green on the
18th, should send committee to clear
out the entrance and stairway of the
Court House. Whoever the individual
may be whose duty it is to keep the ole
pen clean, has certainly failed to do hi
work. 1t lisa horribly dirty old hole.
"A fresh supply Of pansies and other
rare flowers for sale at DR.. Nichols.
James w. Ross, accompanied b,
two OF his grandsons, are visiting il
Perrysburg. Mr.. Ross left this plac'
about ten wears ago for the West an,
has made his homo in Caldwell, Kan
sas. He is pleased with the location
and has been enjoying good health
He meets many old friends and &C
quaintances here, who are glad to vel
come him to the old town.
Henry Oblinger and Charles Col
lier arrived in Bowling Green last Sat
urdav and will await sthe ney
trial granted them by thes Circui
Court. Their attorneys are YER,
much in earnest in their effort
to FREQ the boys of the crime witt
which they are charged, and we hop
they will succeed in SO doing. TIL
Clerk fixed bail at 81 900 each, and Co
lier is now in Perrysburg.
: Lanc's Medicine movos tho how eI
Each Nay.
IN order to be healthy this is necessary.
WIN. Yerksen OF Dunbridge, plea
guilty to the charge OF embezzlemer
from the Wells Fargo-Express con
{ pany and was sentenced to one year /
{ the penitentiary. Mrs. Chamberlain
9 of the same place, killed her own sol
9 acknowledged the crime, WAS adiudge
. to be insane at the time, but is no
turned loose upon the public. Ev
9 IDENTIFY it is greater sin to steal frol
9 n corporation than to commit murdt
9 In Wood county.
b PARASOLS The largest and fine
g GLOVES selection this side OF Ne
q FANS York City at Teipel
c Glove and Parlor House, 337 SUNNI
g ST., Toledo.
" "Piclsotine" lllumins.