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

Rus Barton says he would be very
thankful If the person who borrowed
his plane would return it.
The regular monthly ocial OF the
Evangelical church will be held at the
residence of John Holliger, Friday
Feb. I'd. All are cordially invited to
attend.
Newly married couples will do we'll
by seeing Chas. WitZler and getting
his prices on furniture: call in and be-
convinced that you can do no better in
Perrysburg or Toledo.
There are three kinds Of people
in the world, the wills, the won'ts, and
the can'ts. The first accomplish
everything, the second oppose every
thing, and the third fail in everything.
"A subscription letter from Mrs.
John Webb of Conway Springs, Kan
sas, informs us that the weather in that
locality is fine; everybody has the
grip-some live, some die, and some
better die than drag out the remaining
days in suffering"
"A number of the boys enjoyed
themselves a few evenings since on
Sixth street with old tin cans, horse
fiddles, and everything else that would
make noise. One of the party was
doing the tight rope act" on the roof
of the house, while his companions
furnished the music with their numer-
Gus and unique Instruments.
"A. j. Bonum and George Miller OF
Lime City gave the JOURNAL a pleas
ant call Mr.. Bonum is engaged in
manufacturing cigars and is doing u
good business, while our old friend
Miller is the happy possessor of a well
improved farm and with his violin fur
nishes the music for the many dances
that are so we'll enjoyed by the young
people in this locality.
One hundred first-class envelopes
for 10 cents at the JOURNAL office.
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Next weeks attraction at the Peo-
ple's theatre will be the popular and
widely known drama, 1.-The Ivy Leaf"
In conjunction with the play and, be-
fore the opening of the piece, will be
seen Sampson, the great Sandow's only
rival. He has been secured at great
expense to the management, and as an
exponent of healthy muscle and avoir-
dupois he has no equal. Matinees,
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at
10, 25 and 80 cents.
| Don't leave them lie around the
house; they get soiled. Get a frame
put around them. Frames at half
price at Wltzler's.
p. j. Pitson, Decatur Hartsing,
Slime Hartsing, Rev. Warner, Chas
Biitton, +. Franklin, f. Trueschell,
Jno Snyder, D. X. Hollenbeck, Mrs.
Mary Stewart, Mrs. J. B. Scott, Jacob
Suter, A. B. Coffin, Mrs. J. Webb, A.
Rudulph, M. Moot, G. G. Lampman
Jno Williams haye our thanks for sub
scription favors.
) All kinds and styles of horse blank.
cts and robes. ga and all other makes
A large variety. WIN. SCHLECT.
"A. B. Coffin, the old reliable un
: dertaker, of Maumee, who has hat
many years experience, and whose
ability as a funeral director and EN-
balmer is we'll known to the public
, and needs no introduction, desires Il
/ announce that HE Is member of the
combinations" and undertakers pro
tective association and from that YER,
fact is enabled to sell goods at lower
,, prices than any dealer who is NOT ,
member and these associations offel
protection to their members and en-
) ables them to offer their patrons bettel
t rates and better goods than can be pur
Sc chased of others who are not member
of the association.
Envelopes and writing paper solt
in large or small quantities, very chea]
at the JOURNAL office. 43tf
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