Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-04-14

recently.
-Cantatn next Saturday evening.
Jack Mullen OF Toledo, C, lied on
friends in Perrysburg and Maun,ee the
first of the week.
Did you read the ad. OF the G. H.
V. & 7. Ry. about the new mileage
ticket they issue, good over thirty
three railroads? I'd
Civil Engineer T.. L. Spafford OF
B. G., was in town Wednesday. He is
engaged in surveying ditch from Per-
rysburg township to the Ottawa county
line.
The first xamination for this year
under the Boxwell law, was held at
Bowling Green on Saturday last, with
81 applicants in attendance. The ex-
animation was conducted by the county
board OF examiners.
For go days I will make special
cut in rockers, bed room suits and bed
springs. Call in and be convinced. f.
L. Mahr, cast OF library. 4b
Attorney j. o. Troup of Bowling
Green was in town Tuesday, attending
meeting OF the stockholders of Citi-
zens Banking Company. Mr. Troup
has many friends in Perrysburg who
are always pleased to meet him.
Prof. Carrier says the talent here
is better that the average and promises
one of the grandest entertainments
ever given here.
The Cantata, "Jephtha and his
Daughter" is beautiful dramatic pro-
duction of high merit. 1t will be given
in full costume by a chorus of so sing
ers, at the town hall, Saturday even
ing, April IA. Directed by G. H.
Carrier OF Boston it promises to be a
grand success. Get your tickets early
to be sure OF good seat. The hall
will undoubtedly be packed.
1T is complained that this has been
poor season for maple sugar making,
and therefore the manufacture is not
up to the average supply. However ac-
.cording to the old adage, a good sugar
ear is a bad year for wheat. What
the people lose on sugar and syrup this
year will possibly be made up on the
wheat crop, as the prospects never
were better for good yield.
Please bear In mind that my fur
niture is OF the best quality and OF the
very best finish, and you can be con-
yinced by calling, that it is not cheap
side walk auction furniture. f. L,
Mahr, east Of library. 4b
Thomas N. Bierly, attorney, and a
very prominent citizen of Pemberville,
presented to the Wood county bar an
excellent crayon portrait of attorney
j. Il. Tyler, deceased. The portrait
has been hung in the court room, and
Mr.. Bierly favors having the portrait:
OF all old time members of the bar
that are now deceased, adorn the walls
OF the court room, and will bring the
matter before the bar association.
Some people know good thing
when they see it. Our CSC rocker
we're all sold in one day. but we lool
for one half car load this week. Sail
will be continued next week. Com
before they are all gone.
: WITzLER.
Squire Brown Of Perrysbarg hap
pened to be in the Probate Judges of
flee on Saturday last, when Alfre,
Morris and Jennie Drace OF Mungcr
came in to secure n marriage icens
and as they desired to have the kno
tied Immediately the accommodating
, Squire was pressed into service. III
adjusted his spectacles, put on his mos
solemn look and hitched the anXiou
couple up in double harness and starte
them off on their journey so quick tina
, Nearing didn't have time TO kiss tn
' bride.
Everybody is becoming intereste
in the cantata to be given Saturda
q evening for the benefit of the higl
t school piano fund. You must not mis-
!; it.
j, The Fidelity & Casualty Co.,
. New York, organized in 1875, has
:. capital OF $3.50, 900, and has daposite
with insurance department. of Ne
y York Gor security of all policy holder
$500, 900. This company insures banl
!. against all losses either by day {
: night, by fire or burglary, has paid
n full up to last report, losses amountin
: to S3, ,299, ,S44.22. The Citizens Ban
n ing Co. Of Perrysburg, is registert
with this company and therefore q
y fords ample protection to its depositor
1t The JOURNAL is pleased to mentl'
is this fact, and to be able to further sta
Ie that inquiry reveals the fact that it
70 impossible to obtain dollars worth