Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-10-07

WILLIAMS Il FULLER.
For nobby neckwear. just OPEN
ed a new lot. WILLIAMS & FULLER.
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--Chas Witzler attended the North
Baltimore Street fair Wednesday.
H. L. Schroederof Luckey was at
Bowling Green on business Tuesday
Notice DR.. Winfields new add in
another column. 29d
Sheriff Bryant was over to this
place Wednesday looking Tor his pig
cons that left the coop last Tuesday
night.
WIN Armbruster who attended the
Worlds Fair last week enjoyed him
self immensely. He says that Ferris
wheel was the biggest whirly-gig he
ever got into.
DR. p. \. Skinner of rexarkana, Ar
| Elu>as Ia an enthusiast in The pr;tlse of
! yh"mbrrlain's Pain Balm. lie used it
! for rhe e.matsm, and Says:"l found it to
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sale by y. Il. Chdnipney.
The annual reunion of the grand
old illth Reg't o. V. V. I. was held at
Port Clinton on Wednesday of this
week, and Il number of the old boys
went over To shake hands and again
renew their faith.
j. ]. Smith of Lime Cito was In
town Wednesday. He is one of the
old residents of Perrysburg township
ana i the owner of II fine farm and de-
cIares that each drop of that Tuesday
rain was as good as gold.
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Specta-
! les. Special attention given TO repair
] .ng, Al Warranted. JOHN ZuRFLUH,
BIB Monroe street. Toledo.
ALI personals and other items sent
TO this Office on postal cards or other
wise will be published, if the writer's
name is signed to the item. We only
want the signature as guarantee of
good faith. and not for publication.
j. c. Maddy and bride returned
home from Detroit last Tuesday and
are now keeping house at their resi-
dcnce on Front street. Their cards
announce the fact that they will be at
home 10 their friends after November
lst.
Money must be plentiful at Ton.
tOgany If the number of Worlds Fair
d, visitors is any criterion. Last Tues
day about 80 people started for the
white city and there is no telling how
many more will go before the season
is oyer.
A fellow known by the name O
Mike, who is employed on the Chill
dren's home ut Miami, was over in Per
rysbm'g Sunday. He was standing VI
in small row boat, but being drunk
tumbled out and was nearly drowned
before he could be rescued.
lie members of the Methods
church of this place are congratulatin,
themselves upon the fact that Rev. j
9. shaw has been returned to them 70
another year. Rev. Shaw is regarded
very highly by his congregation ant
the people of the town.
The C. Fl. & d. Ry, offers specia
rates bi-weelily to the Worlds Fai
during October. No crowded eXcur
sions. Tickets good on all regula
trains of each Monday and Saturday
Ten days limit for return. Rate $40
, from Perrysburg. II. NJ Franey, Agt
The White Slave ut the People
Theatre, Toledo, next week will attrac
large audiences to that popular tempt
of amusement. The matinees on Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday will dra,
large audiences. Matinees close i
time for early afternoon trains goin
home. Prices 10, % and 30 cents.
C&UghIng Leads To Consumption
Aemp's Balsam stops the cough at once
e DR. Henry Roether was home fo
G IA few days visit. When he returns t
e his post of duty at Norway, Mich, h
C he will assume the responsible positlo
e OF Surgeon for the Aragon mines {
g which he has been the assistant SUI
c geon for the past six months. Perryi
: burg friends congratulate him on hi
4 good fortune,
c Letters remaining in the Perry
c burg, Ohio, Postoflice uncalled for DC
e lst, 1893: Mr., Andrew, Miss Georgi
e G. Adams, Herbert l.. Evans, Mr..
70 f. Folds, Chas Fuller, Miss Rosa Haa
. Chris Mutchler, VIM Polar ~, Mr.. I
r M. Rice, John Rother, Mrs. Rosa Sn,
c der, Mrs T. b Warrlner. Persor
z calling for these letters please say u,
4 yertised.
IS JOHN CRANKER, L, M.