Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-04-28


:. Miss Hines OF Ann Aibor, Is the
guest Of Miss Grace Hollenbeck.
George ID. Maxwell returned
from Wheeling, w. Va, on Tuesday.
Mrs. II. S. Clegg ana son Jimmie
spent Sunday in Lambertville, Mich.
DR.. L. Lyman Brown and wife Of
Chicago have returned home after u
visit with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Brandhuber en-
tertained friends Mt progressive euchre
on Wednesday evening last. The guests
we're very pleasantly entertained
Bulk olives, 25 cents pint at Fink
beinec's.
Gus Johnson, the jeweler, will be
found at the postotlice every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday. Watches,
clocks and jewelry repaired In first
class manner 3tf
There is nothing so beautiful as
beautiful manners. Perfect courtesy
is the flower and fruit OF all perfect
breeding. 1t is the one all potent and
all determining quality, and when full
filled to the utmost, it touches within
the limits OF that which is divine.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Evangelical church will meet at the
home of Mrs. Israel Thornton, Friday,
May 4th. AT o'clock In the evening
the missionary quilt made by the men,
bers of the C. L. Society, will be sold
to the highest bidder. All are invited
to be present.
In the undertaking business it may
be to your advantage to remember that
Chas. Witzler is not In the combina-
tiop, hence prices are more reasonable.
That he has lady assistant; that he
aims TO do first class work. Also, that
he can be found ut Office any time of
night as we'll as day times, ready when
ever called upon.
I'm last weeks JOURNAL we mem
toned the rendition of the cuntata Of
"Jepntha" but failed to give credit to
the most important feature OF the cam
tata-the organ accompaniment by Miss
Bertha Cranker. Without her as
sistance the entertainment would not
have been a success, and she received
the praises OF all who heard the cantata
us we'll as those who took part in its
rendition.
On Saturday last, Harley Hill,
Charles, Fred and Albert Gunder OF
Hull Prairie, went over to the river on
a fishing expedition. They succeeded
in catching fine string OF fish and an
immense appetite and the appetite. was
appeased BY visit to the home of VIM.
Kohl on the old Wilson farm, where
they made a raid on Mrs. Kohl's pan
try and were rewarded for so doing,
1t is doubtful II Mr.. Kohl would care to
open up fisherman's hotel II they all
have as good appetites As this party.
Il have line of rockers manufac
tured in Detroit ior which the Toledo
dealers ask $500 each that / sell for
S3 %; $3.50 rocker for s2.9S. Have been
selling rockers that sell in Toledo for
l.25 for Csc. Have oak centre tables
24 inches square that sell everywhere
for $500 to $3.50 for $l.59. Can sell
you bed room suits as low as Sl0.75
Remember we lead in low prices.
CHAS. WITzLER.
All male citizens in Ohio who re-
ceive assistance from the poor authors
ties will be made to do manual labor or
the highways, etc. A law recently
passed by the Legislature provides
THAT whatever public relief is applied
for and the applicant Is not in county
or city infirmary, and is able to dt
manual labor, the infirmary director,
or township trustees may require such
applicant to perform labor upon an,
public park, public highway, or Other
property"
Town hall, May 18th.
The owners OF pet dogs in Perrys-
burg are in anything but an agreeable
frame of mind since number OF tn,
CANNES owned in town haye been poi
soned. Somebody has been throwing
poisoned meat and bread around il
different localities, evidently for tn,
purpose OF poisoning dogs. A numbel
have lost chickens by the same means
and it is safe to predict that IL the per.
son who has been engaged in the bust
ness is apprehended he will find plent,
of people to prosecute him. 1t has beel
suggested that purse be made up TO
the purpose OF Offering reward for tn
detection of the guilty person.
Those Sc white hemstitched ladie
handzerchiefs are still on sale at Fink
beiner's.
The injurious effect on the eye
caused by wearing dotted wells is a
old uarninU which hna aanndad IN m