Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-02-17
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town Thursday.
e. w. DeVerna of Dunbridge wa:
in town Thursday.
Queen olives in bulk. Finest and
hest, also cheapest. G. A. Hoffman.
Mrs. Frank Rider is visiting in
Bowling Green this week.
Pictures framed at Witzler's.
Stephen Wheeler, who had a leg
broken last week, is improving.
Frank Stroble of Stony Ridge gave
the JOURNAL pleasant call Saturday.
Fred Reed of Pittsburgh, Pa, was
the guest of Miss Gena Buckhouse over
Sunday.
The Perrysburg teachers who at
tended the Teachers Institute at Bowl
ing Green last Saturday report very
interesting session.
All kinds and styles of horse blank
cts and robes. ga and all other makes.
A large variety. VIM. SCHLECT.
-Pi ctures that lie around without a
frame, get soiled. Get some nice
rames put around them, decorate your
rooms. Chas Witzler has large stock
of frames which he is selling cheap.
On Monday night there was some
thing of blockade at the depot. Five
freight trains, two passenger trains,
a railroad snow plow, three pony en-
gines and several railroad officials
smoking cigarettes and swearing made
things rather lively around the old
shanty.
If you have weak lungs, have grip,
coughs or colds, wear chest protector
(all sizes and prices), and take Champ
ney's White Pine Expectorant. 80
The reception given by Gen. aud
Mrs. George Washington, at the M. L.
church parlors Feb. 23d promises to be
one of the most attractive entertain
ments of the season. The rooms will
be beautifully decorated and the ladies
in old fashioned costumes will serve an
excellent old time supper. All invited.
Only 10 cents.
"A subscription letter received from
Jas. w. Westcott, of Baltimore, Md.
in which he says: "The JOURNAL
comes regularly ana is the source of a
great deal of pleasure to me-" He also
wishes to be remembered to all inquir-
ing friends. Mr.. Westcott is doing a
good business in Baltimore and his
numerous friends here are pleased to
know of his prosperity.
A hale old man, Mr.. James Wilson,
OF Aliens Springs. ILL.,, who is over 90
years OF age says have in my time
tried great many incidence some OF
excellent quality; but never before did
| find any that would 80 completely do
all that is claimed for it as Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. 1t is truly wonderful medi-
cine. For sale by A. Il. Champuey.
When you need furniture of any
description, see Chas. Witzler and ge,
his prices. You can do no better in
Perrysburg or Toledo. Call and be
convinced.
The radical step which marked the
change in price of The Cosmopolitan
Magazine from $500 to 81. 80 year
was the result OF an intention long since
formed to give the public magazine
of the highest class ut such price as
must bring it within reach of all per
sons OF intellectual tastes, however linn
tied their incomes. This reduction il
price took effect with the July'93 mum
ber, and since that date the history o.
the magazine has been series of phe
nomenal increases in circulation, never
before attained in the history Of maga
zine literature. The December '93 edi
tion reached over 300. 900 copies (beins
IA Worlds Fair number superior Il
anything hitherto issued), and the yea
1894 promises to be the most brillian
in the history of the magazine. 1t i
believed that the new price, In connec
tion with broader plans and greater fa
cilities tending to better each numbe
of The Cosmopolitan, will bring th'
magazine within easy reach OF |
million buyers. Send all orders to tn,
! Perrysburg Journal.