Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-01-27
Williams ( Fuller .

The remains of Miss Mary West
colt were consigned to the grave on
Saturday last.
Pillow repairing neatly done at d.
w. Snyder's, Cranker's old stand, Sec
ond street.
Two new members were initiated
in the mysteries of the first degree OF
the Perrysburg Fire Dept last Monday
night.
Andy Roach jr., is home from
Cleveland. where he has been in charge
OF Il crew of men engaged in stringing
wires for the Postal Telegraph Co.
On Wednesday Drs. Rheinfrank
and Bowers performed an operation on
George Smith of Lime City, to remove
necrossed bone from the foot. The
operation was very successfully per-
formed.
Mrs. knight, wife of Commissioners
Samuel Knight of North Baltimore
visited the family of B. McCeslin this
week. Mrs. Knight is a contributor
to number of newspapers and dis
plays much literary ability.
i have bargain to offer any per-
son who wants to purchase White
Sewing Machine. WIN. SCHLECT.
On Tuesday evening few friends
! of Miss Bertha Cranker gave her a
surprise by calling and enjoying a
pleasant evenings entertainment.
The occasion was her 18th birthday
and was delightfully."- celebrated.
james Marshall aged SO years,
died at his home in Toledo on Sunday
last. The funeral services were held
on tuesday. John Marshall of this
place. brother of the deceased, accom-
panied by his wife, attended the funer'
! al.
"A number of young people assem-
bled at the home of p. j. Pitson last
Wednesday night and enjoyed them
selves with music, dancing and refresh
ments. There were 20 guests present,
who expressed themselves as being in
readiness to "come again" whenever
an opportunity is presented.
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. 39
Rev. j. A. Michelfelder succeeds
Father Riellen as pastor OF st. Rose OF
Lima church. He is just in the me-
ridian of his manhood and usefulness,
and has had charge of many RESPONSE
BILE parishes in the diocese of Cleveland,
He is man of great executive ability,
having built no less than six churches;
four frame, one of brick, and one OF
stone. No doubt the members of ST
Rose will second his efforts with the
same zeal and docility that have al
ways characterized them as n congre
Cation.
For pains in the chest there is nothing
better than fianne' cloth salurat ed
with Chamberlain's Pain Balm anG
bound on over the seat of pain. Fo
sale by A. Il. Champney.
Fred j. Matzinger's business care
appears in another column. He has
purchased the lumber business tha
has been successfully conducted fol
many years past by S. p. Tolman a
this place. Mr.. Matzinger has hat
several years experience in the bust
ness in Michigan and thoroughly un
derstands the wants of the people ant
will keep his lumber yard we'll stocked
: with everything needed in all kinds o
: lumber, lath and shingles. Give hin
c your patronage and leave your none.
G with home dealers.
G "During the epidemic of la gripp
q Chamberlain's Cough Remedy took tn
G lead here and was much better like
G than other cough medicine" III. M
y BANGS druggist Chatsworth. Ill. Th
c grip is much the same as a very sever
c cold and requires precisely the sam
g treatment. This Remedy is prompt an
G effectual and will prevent any tendenc
c of the disease toward pneumonia. Fo
. sale by A. R. Cnampney druggist.
c Another lot of those cheap be-
s room suits just received at Wltzler's
6 Biggest bargains ever offered in PEI
S rysburg. Call In and see them.