Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-02-04


Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Specta-
Giles. Special attention given to repair
ing. All Warranted. JOHN ZURFLUH,
313 Monroe street. Toledo,
Judging by the manner in which
the ice is breaking up in the river
there need be no great fear in Toledo
unless something very unusual should
happen.
DR.. Brunthaver formerly of Wood
county has located in Maumee as sue
cessor to DR.. H. d. Kline. We hope
the doctor will meet with success in
his new location.
When woman rises to terminate
a visit, she has more to say than dur
ing her whole stay. In this regard a
woman is like gun, which makes the
most noise when it's going Off.
Cards are out announcing the in
tended marriage of Miss Emma Raab
formerlS of this place, to Mr.. Albert
Rail, of Toledo, which will take place
Feb. o, 1893, at the ST. Paul's Lutheran
church.
"A sleighing party of fifteen from
Toledo visited the family of G.. S.
Mcknight Thursday evening. Among
the number We're Mrs. H. Hixson, Mrs.
F.. Bloomfield, Mrs. Fish and daughte
L., "A. T
Lanes Medicine Moves the Boyyels
Each Day.
In order TO be healthy this is necessary.
"A sleighing party from this place
went out to call on George Knauss last
Saturday night. They had the call all
right but on the way home the rain
got the call on the people and they had
the pleasure of walking home.
Chris. Mahan is proprietor of the
billiard and pool room, and restaurant
at Custer. He carries II full line of
cigars, tobaccos, and liquors. Lunch
served at all hours. Chris. is courteous
and accommodating to his customers.
unclaimed letters remaining in
the Perry sburg, Ohio, postoffice Jan'y
81, 1S9S Mr.. Blake, Miss Olive
Distl, VIM. Miller, d. o. Weddle, Vim.
Zingg. Persons calling for these
letters please say advertised.
w. II. HoLLENBECK, p. M.
The girl who can put good square
patch on the gable end of pair O
pantaloons, may not be as accomplished
as she who can work or embroidel
green worsted dogs on gentleman ;.
slipper top, but she is far more usefu
to the needs OF large family.
Philip Wetzel will move his cigar
factory and tobacco and confectioner,
store into the Fitzgerald building OF
Louisiana avenue. The Clerks Office
will also be located in this building. He
will also occupy the upper rooms for /;
residence.
jus. Essinger of Custer, is proprie
tor Of a first-cass restaurant and car
ries full line of liquors, cigars ant
tobaccos, and provides an excellen
lunch at any hour. Farmers driving
in can procure good stabling and hav,
their teams cared for.
They were talking of the vanity O
women, and one OF the few ladies pres
ent undertook defense. ''Of coure,
she said, Il admit that women are vain
and men are not. Why, she added
with n glance around, "the EecItie O
the handsomest man in the room
even now up the back of his collar.
And then she smiled-for every MAJ
present had put his hand up behin'
his neck !-EX.
Coughing Leads 10 Consumption
kcmps Balsam stops the cough at once.
When Frank Rider of Lime City
was tearing dowr an old log house tina
stood upon his farm, he found lette
which had lain in the old building TO
nearly 80 years, and which calls t
mind two former residents of tina
locality. 1t was note from j. Browns
berger to G. Kennedy, ordering
quantity of apples, &C., and was date
Oct. 25th, 1864, and it is supposed t
have lain between the logs of tn
building all these years, but is we
preserved and the pencil writing is a
plain as though written but yesterday
Miss Mary Carroll of the Bowlin
Green schools has accepted positio
as Principal OF one of the Toled
schools. Miss Fla Zaenger of the PEI
rysburg schools was elected to fill tn
vacancy occasioned by Miss Carroll
resignation, and at a special meetin
of the Perrysburg Board of Educatio
: last Saturday night, Miss Kitti
, Hayes OF the unclassified school we
, elected to fill the vacancy made b
Miss Zaenger's resignation, and Mi,
. Laura Chatter was appointed teache
= in the unclassified school. Othe