Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-07-28

Miss Graham of Canton, Ohio, is
the guest of Miss Hanson.
Capt. Lange entertained his broth
er from Port Clinton this week.
Alex Fuller and family visited
relatives in Montclova this week.
Mrs. Gilman OF Toledo is the guest
OF her sister, Mrs. A. r. Williams, this
week.
H. Sattley and wife, John Shoe
maker and wife and Miss Lizzie Metz
enjoyed a trip to Put-in-Bay Sunday.
See G. H. & d. r. r. time card for
changes. The accommodation train
now runs to Lima the same as hereto
fore.
The regular monthly social OF the
Evangelical church will be held at the
residence of John Holliger on Friday,
Aug. 8. All are cordially invited.
There will also be three Sunday
schools In the Farmers Picnic excur-
sion party, and the management guar
antee first-class time for all who at
teEd.
The 14th Reg't o. v. I. will hold
their reunion at Defiance on Tuesday,
August 7th. A special effort will be
made to secure the attendance OF all
the old veterans.
1t is stated that Kenneth Division
No. 80 U. r. X. of p. of Bowling
Green, has given up going to Washing.
ton on account of the refusal OF the
railroad companies to give reasonably
low rates of transportation.
Geo. Lourie of Detroit, has been
visiting DR.. Rheinfrank and family
this week. The Doctor and his wife
accompanied Mr.. Lourie on his return
and are spending the week at his sum.
mer cottage on Tawas Island.
"A party of Bowling Green cyclers
who started for Niagara Falls have
reached that point and went to Mon
treal by boat from which place they
will return on the Canadian side via
Windsor and Detroit to Wood county.
Watches, Clocks. Jeweiry, Specta-
cles. Special attention given to rep ir-
ing. All Warranted. JOHN ZURFLUH, +,
BIB Monroe street. Toledo,
AS fly time is here, it might be a
good idea to try this simple plan to get
rid of them, us the mixture will poison
nothing but the flies: Take the yolk
OF an egg and beat it up with a tea
spoonful each of ground pepper and
molasses. 1t should be put in plates
set about. Elk.
&C. F. Chapman and family went to
Genoa on Saturday last to attend the
celebration of the birthday of Mr..
Chapman s father, who has reached his
18th year, and is one of the most active
and energetic men OF the locality,
Miss Edith Chapman remainsin Genoa
the guest of her relatives.
Bert Clark and wife of Toledo Wis.
tied with the family OF VIM. Clark
over Sunday. Bert is conductor on
the L. S. & NJ. S. Ry. and has the rep
utation of being an Industrious and
trustworthy employe of the company
His numerous friends here are pleased
to know of his rapid promotion in the
business.
Here's bit of law not generally
known or considered;- be-
ing over fourteen years of age, engages
in sporting, rioting, quarrelliug, hunt
ing, fishing or shooting on Sunday
shall on complaint made within three
days thereafter, be fined not more
than twenty dollars or imprisoned moi
more than twenty days or BOTH"
An old trick, but it goes. Says the
Hudson Post: A stranger went into
the Addison saloon and ordered 8
drink, throwing dollar on the counter
in payment. The bartender pronounc-
ed it counterfeit; the stranger said il
was all right. After considerable dis
cussion the two men bet FIVE dollars or
a side on the genuineness of the coin
when it was found to be bright silver
dollar cleverly wrapped in tin foil. Tht
fellow has been working the scheme al
over the country.
Here is a man who if he don't lie
handles the truth very carelessly
! mime years ago Sam YarneIl, of Wood
fcrd county, Illinois, captured rattle
snake and put the reptile into an air
tight glass wine jug. The snake live,
without food, water or air, and was a
lively after nine years of captivity q
the day he was placed in the Jug. Tw
weeks ago Yarnell's little son wa
teasing the snake by tapping on tn
jug and playing other boyish pranki
when he accidently broke the jug. Th
farmer ran to his sons rescue, expect