Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-01-06
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W hEhbVVbEhW " u UauVe
-"Don't touch my arm" is the title
of new song that is being sung by the
hundreds of people who have recently
been vaccinated.
Don't leave them lie around the
house; they get soiled. Get frame
put around them. Frames at half
price at Wltzler's.
If you have weak lungs, have grip,
coughs or colds, wear Il chest protector
(all sizes and prices), and take Champ
ncy's White Pine EXpectorant. 80
Another lot of those cheap bed
room suits just received ut Wltzler's.
Biggest bargains ever offered in Per-
rysburg. Call in and see them.
George Schwind says his Christmas
turkey weighed % pounds when
dressed. 1t was one of his own raising
and he has reason to believe there was
not heavier one on any table in the
county.
The remains of Mrs. Mary Dodge
Miller were consigned to the grave on
Tuesday last. Mr.. Miller bade fare
well to his Perrvsburg friends and
again started for the West on Wednes-
day, january 3D..
This Saturday evening G. Fink
beiner will install the officers of VOL
ford Post G. a. r. An old fashioned
camp fire will be enjoyed to which all
members in good standing and their
wives are invited.
DIR. PRICES Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.
The Township Trustees have ap.
pointed DR.. |. S. Bowers us township
physician and all those who are under
the necessity of receiving medical
treatment at the expense of the town.
ship will govern themselves accord
ingly.
VIII pay cash for all good elm logs
cut u feet long delivered ut my mill.
II. Nj. HOOVER,
On Friday evening last a number
of Mrs. Frank Hennan's friends from
Maumee, Perrysburg and Toledo, sur
prised her bv calling at her home, the
occasion being her 30th birthday. Re
freshments were served and the guest.
enjoyed very pleasant evenings
visit.
All kinds aud styles of horse blank
cts and robes. 5A and all other makes
A large variety. VIM. SCHLECT.
We are in receipt of the premium
list cf the annual exhibit of the NORTH
Baltimore Poultry Association to bt
held at that city on January 2527, 1894
The work is from the press of the
North Baltimore Beacon and Bro
Wilkinson has reason to be proud OF the
job.
Newly married couples will do vel
by seeing Chas. WitZler and getting
his prices on furniture: call in and b'
convinced that you can do no better il
Perrysburg or Toledo.
"During the epidemic of la grippe
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy took tn,
lead here and was much better liket
than other cough medicine" II. M
BANGS druggist Chatsworth. H.. Thu
grip il much the same as very sever
cold and requires precisely the SAM
treatment. This Remedy is prompt ant
effectual and will prevent any tendenc!
of the disease toward pneumonia. Fo
sale by A. r. Onampney druggist.
The most brilliant social event o
the season was the reception given b,
Misses Daisy Thomps0n, lla Lawrence
Myrtle Wight. Edith Chapman, Alt
Witzler, Lettie Clegg, Bertha CrankeI
Lottie jacques and Miss Farnham +
their gentlemen friends on New Year
night at the residence OF E. ID Ross
The gentlemen guests were Messrs
Archie and Leslie Ross, George Rhein
frank, Alf and Fred Averill lIannun
Champney, Barton. Alf. Witzler, Cha.
, Veitch, VIM. Wedertz and III. Lamp
man. Music, cards and refreshmeni
were enjoyed and the New Year wa
, celebrated in happy manner.
List of letters remaining in th
Pervysburg. Ohio, postoliice uncalle
J for Dec. 3lst. 1893: Mr.. Jacob Al
dregg, Adolph Broka, Mrs. Laur
, Boethert, Mrs. Sarah Barbar, Nj
, oliver Caldwell, Miss Lizzie Heal,
, Mr.. Huens, Miss Ida Hurst, Mr.. Da
Johnson, Peter kaufman, 2, Mr.
John Kopp, George Kopp, John LII
: ben, Daniel MeaiSe, Mr.. j. Powers, M
John Powers, Jno. Rabb, Master job