Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-02-10
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j. H. Holmes of the Weston bank
was IN Perrysburg on Wednesday last.
Queen olives in bulk. Finest and
hest, also cheapest. c. A. Hoffman.
Squire J. NJ. Brown has removed
his family from the Front street resi-
dence and now occupies the Hoffman,
house on Fifth street.
The Cain exhibition in New York
has, commercially, been failure.
The Art Amateur says that only bare
half dozen of the pictures were sold.
Commissioners Knight, Gibson
and Gundy were in Perrysburg on
Tuesday last and attended the meeting
of the X. of p. lodge.
Pictures that lie around without
frame, get soiled. Get some nice
frames put around them, decorate your
rooms. Chas Witzler has large stock
of frames which he is selling cheap.
AT the request of many friends DIR.
H. r. Roether has opened an Office at
Lime City, where he can be found
every day between the hours of 2:30
and p. IN. The doctor is meeting
with very cordial reception since his
location in this place.
On Saturday last John Snyder had
n stroke of paralysis which has lald
him up. He was in G. A. Hoffmann's
grocery store at the time and was i'm
mediately taken to room and DR..
Rheinfrank summoned. 1t is hoped
he will entirely recover.
&C. w. Shanks a North Baltimore
oil man was instantly killed last Mon
day while working, by falling from the
top OF the derrick to the ground, n dis
tance of 10 feet, and striking on his
back across stick Of timber. He leaves
wife and four children.
w. A. Holcomb, aged ~, tool
dresser was killed Monday by the eX-
plosion OF a fly wheel, Il portion of the
wheel striking him in the head and
crushing his head into an unrecogniz-
able mass. He was married and 4
former resident Of Prairie Depot.
-Four $4,000 damage cases are to
be tried in the coming term of Common
Pleas court which convenes on the 18th
inst: Purdy vs. Stanton, Whitehead VS.
Sun Oil Co., Rider VS. C. II. & D. r. r.
and Wells VS. c. FL. & ID. r. II. The
criminal docket also contains the new
trials of Oblinger and Collier.
About 30 members of Maumee
Council National Union visited the
Perrysburg lodge Wednesday night
and eXemplitied the work on two can
didates. The friends were indeed well
come, and their visit may result in en-
couraging little more activity in the
Perrysburg lodge. Come again.
The fox hunt in which a number of
our B. e., friends participated last
week, and after tramping about 20
miles through the woods they found
one live chipmunk and one dead
rabbit, that had been scared to
death by the ''goose bone
prophets prophecy of hard winter.
e. G. Beach has left New York
city for Europe and during his absence
will visit ports on the Mediterranean
sea, in Egypt and Italy. On his return he
will undoubtedly he able to entertain
his friends with very interesting des-
cription of his trip. 'Iunocense Abroad
will be nowhere compared with Beach's
story.
-Chas. Witzler, undertaken, en-
balmer, and funeral director, at Office
night and day. Embalming done by
the latest arterial processes, by which
| guarantee to keep bodies in "a perfect
state of preservation from one to SIX
months, il desired. AS | am out o.
the combination, l am at liberty
} to set my own prices, making then
reasonable, also furnishing hearse ant
cemetery vault free OF charge. Have,
lady assistant.
, A hale old man, Mr.. James Wilson
OF Aliens Springs. ILL.,, who is over q
, years OF age says have In my tim
tried great many Incidence some G
excellent quality; but never before di
/ find any that would 80 completely d
9 all that Is claimed for II as Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoe
Remedy. 1t is truly wonderful med
j cine. For sale by A. II. Champney.