Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-06-02

Miss Hulburd spent Sunday with
friends Ia Toledo.
Mrs. M. G. Wotmore of Haskins
visited Miss Bloomfield this week.
Paine g. Boetsch's soda fountain is
ready for business.
Mrs. Henry Eckle of Toledo, is
visiting friends and relatives in Per-
rysburg.
For SALE CHEAP-Top buggy in
good order. Inquire of Chus. Witzler.
j. Fl. LaFarree of B. g., was in
town Saturday, en- route to Crawfords-
Vile, Ind.
Sc u bottle for the best furniture
polish, at Witalers.
Robert Fenton and wife of Swan
ton, spent Sunday with r.. S. Clegg
and family.
Frank Brand OF Haskins, Ohio, Wis.,
tied with Mayor Leydorf and other ac-
quaintances Tuesday and Wednesday.
-SulCuSO IltuSos
We regret to learn that our old
friend and fellow townsman, VIM
Heckler of East Toledo, is suffering
, from the effects ofa stroke of paralysis.
The G.. Z. society of the Evangeli-
cal church will hold Missionary war
meeting, in their church on Sunday
evening June ID. A collection will be
| lifted. All are invited.
For three months from date DR..
Winfield will make gold lined artificial
teeth for $40 per set; unlined so low as
So. Gold crowns for untreated teeth
for from S5 to SS, according to size. lib
For SALE CHEAP-Pneumatic tire
safety bicycle. A. II. WILLIAMS.
Marshal Frank Thornton has ii
pocket piece that is rather unique. 1t
is an old coin the size of a copper cent,
on one side of which, in bas-relief, is a
flag, and the motto "The Flag of our
Union" On the reverse side is the
following: "If anybody attempts to tear
it down, shoot him on the spot" The
coin is dated 1868.
Eureka Furniture Polish, the best
in the world, for sale at Chas. Witt
ler's. Only sc a bottle.
During the EDITORS absence last
week, an item in the JOURNAL stated
that the steamer Idler ran into the
steamer Wallace last Wednesday. The
item was not correct. AS the Idlel
passed the Wallace that steamer struck
the Idler Neither boat was damaged
TO any extent.
While acting as aide-de- camp Il
the supreme officer at the Odd Fellows
Mayor Keil was seen by one OF our citi
zens sitting astride large iron-gra'
horse, and presenting all the qualiiica
tions of knight of the sixteenth cen
tury. Well bet Il goose Gus woul'
have given his diamond ring to hav
had Pemberville seen him at that mo
mcnt.-Pembervill Leader.
Just received a large line dining
, chairs and rockers. See this variet
, before buying elsewhere. 1t will saw
you money.
East of library. F.. l.. MAHR.
+ List of letters remaining in tn
Perrvsburg, Ohio, postoi1ice uncalle
for May 30: Mrs Frank Shoelor, Mis-
U Minnie Rensch, Miss Emma Marshal
Mr.. james H. Little, Miss Clara l
b Hipp, Mr.. VIM. Drayton, farmer, Mir
v Cora Cypher, Mr.. Lue Cypher, Mrs. c
e S. Drury, Mrs. Rachel E. Christiel
Mr.. Warren Wolf, Mr.. John Butte
Mr.. Chas. Ronge. Persons calling fC
n these letters will please say ADVERTISED
. JOHN CRANKER, p. Nj.
!. No matter how things go-tf
poor always suffer. Yes, the nabol
who own railroads don't think of ru
S ming over poor mans horse. Ye
u and the man who can afford to own
horse runs down the poor fellow on
bicycle. Just so. And the fellow {
It the bicycle runs down the poor ch;
who has to walk. That's it. And I'll
y, man that walks stumbles against IL
~ poor cripple who goes on crutche
+, That's the way. And the cripple ,
% crutches spends most of his time jai
ming his sticks down on other people
corns. It's a sadly selfish world.-E
D., Just received, nine new bed roo
70 suits. Price from $ll.25 to $l9.i
y Cheapest in the country. See thel
10 Remember our prices are the Lowest.
WITZLER.
r. The first deposit made in the Pc
+ berville bank, of which j. V. Beve
- stock was proprietor, was made on F.
day, August 8, 1889, by Dir. HI.
Do Davis, the resident dentist. Z
~ amount was one cent. Saturday |;
il while the Leader man was in Stro
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