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Abendblatt., 1895-03-20
UeiegraphiH&e Oepe1&en
Die DNuianca".
Sic eeRt heute nad Colon alb, uno bat maf
fen uno munition fir ole coIombif9e
Reaierune an Soro.
q N Nprf. 20 mGra

Ser 9ampferr NGianca", peG3er BON ei<
mem ipaniI3en &~anpnenboote be19o7en
tpuroe, gebt beute na9 Colon ab. Sin Sc
rii3t, buB Der 0ampfer bor Der N6fa3rt
Getpe6re unb &rtegsmotertal an 8orb neb@
me, puroe bon ben @genten beitGtigt. 0ieIe
ertlGrten, baB bieS gar nt6ts .a~uffdItges,
Dber ungep0bnli4es lei, Die 9ampfstgez
feli4aft bef0roert fat uuf jeber 6abrt tbrer
Sampfer 8dffen IN bic @olombi1@e Re=
gterung, unb otes lit Elm b0uig geIebli9es
8ef4dft unb feline @erleBung irgeub zines
@efeBes.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-20
uerban9nikuoues geuer.
HURT bel oem Derfude, feline
5amiIte 81 retten, in oen 5lam=
men um9efommen.
uneIiidIi2er Sprung zines Deriiderunes.
Neenter.
81 Wprf. 20. WGrs

zoe 10 WDrt, ~. U(Gr3.
Sci einem Seler, tpel9es beute Morgen
fur3 bor bret ubr in benz pierit0digen
Wfietbs6aufe, SEQ, 1853 8eit 25, StraBe,
ausbra9, o%erloren 5tpei Mtdnner bas Sc
ben. SSpbn &urb, Der @igent6iimer Der
Wtrtbf9aft an Der @de Der 6. Npe. unb Der
26. Str, ber6rannte Bel benz 8er1u9e, Mitz
glieOer ieiner 5amilie gu retten. Sonp
&et9um, Elm electromagnetic, iprang
aus etnem Seniter De5 brttten Stodperfs,
unb nurbe 10 16ner beI9Gbtgt, boB er etne
StunOe fpdter itarb, Stint anbere per1oz
men, tpel6e ebenfaQs ans ben5en1tern 1pranz
gen, tamen Obne f6pere 8efddbtgungen
ooDon. &urB mar betm Ml5bru6e bes
5euer5 nt3t gu 9auie, fam aber glei9 na9<
benz es ausgebrp9en mar, unb beqann 5ofprt,
feline Samtlie unb Die anbern 8etpp6ner bes
0aufes 81 peden, &urB nurOe gum lebter
Wtale lebenb gefeben, ais er bur9 bic SLANT
men Die Sreppe %binauflief. &urB's Samilie,
peI6e i'm 3netten Stodperte tpobnte, purbe
gerettet; bic beiben f~leinften &tnber IteB man
aus ben Sen1tern %btnunter, pG6renb iid
5rau &urb nit ibrem Glteiten So6ne iiber
oaS Dad rettete.
Srdulein 9, Scamp trug Bel benz Ser
Iu6e, fi9 aug Dem britten @todnerte Derz
mittelft Der Seuerleiter gu retten, tpobet Tie
fiel, aber in einem g9ebe aufgefangen puroe,
me6rere 8ranoipunoen am 9alfe unb an ben
S9ultern babon.
Nd6bem bas Seuer geG0f9t mar, tpurbe
&urb's Qet9e auf benz Slur gefunben. Ser
bur4 baS Seuer angeri3tete S9aoen be-
trGgt ettpa $4,000.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-20
1us Ger Goroners.O Office.
SeIbfmorO our6 GrhGn9en. Opfer oer
Siienbahn, 5wei pI0b!i9e Gooesf6ae.

Sobn RobGOff bGngte fi6 aus 9erstpeif.
lung am 2eben in ieiner @Obnung in 9e5=
PLANES, Sus., auf.
Wfarp @iLIiams nurbe 6eute Morgen in
tbrer 8e3aufung 1876 pactftc @oe. tobt aufz
~gefunben.
s. @ara3iGIo, 1921 80. SuDGor Ctr. fDo6nz
bait, fpuroe geitern Nbenb an Der &reu3unq
Der 9arrtfon Ctr. nit ben @5ienen Der
@btcago, Burlington C 9uintrz Sa6n bon
etnem 3uge berielben niebergerannt urb ge.
t0btet.
Sobn 9GeafOn tpurbe beute Morgen in
letner Wobnung IA 9oIb StraBe tobt alfz
gefurben.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-20
Gin oboebIibter Stro6enrduber.
1pie F9 cine Srun zines rduberii4en Stroll
Dies entIeoigt.
@pmerpi11e, MoR., 20. mGr5.

@etern Nbenb purbe Trau 8lote 9nOtp
an Der @roB Ctr. BON einem @traBenrduz
Der angefallen; iie 5eigte it9 Der Sage iez
bod me6r als gepa9fen, Nuf Die @ufforz
berunq bes @troI9es, INN ibr @elb ein3u=
6Gnbi9en, ertpieberte fie: rWos tpollen@te?"
unb 3u9leib periebte ite inn etnen 10 trGf=
tigen Saul I9lag in Oas @efi9t, baB Der
rGuberi16e @troG9 10 beftig gegen ben
53aun fiel, baB linn ale t%peiteren &aubberz
fude, fir ben Mbenb nenigitenS, oergin9en,
un6 sEruu GnDp unausgerau6t tbre Wobz
nung errei9te.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-20
Goo Ger herso9in pom Seinfter.
Diefelbe gait emit fir Ole fdOnte 5rau in
6robbrttannten.
mpntpne. 20. m6ts.

Die SsrsOgin BON 9einfter, Witttpe bes
fiinften Ser3ogs BON 2einiter, pel9er am
/. DECEMBER 1898. in @ortOn, &tl0ace
GOuntp, itarb, 1T geitorben.
Die 0er5ogin bate it4 nit benz 9er5og
bon 2ein1ter i'm Sabre 1884 ber4etratbet.
sic par etne SCOOTER bes erften @arl BON
5eperibom, unb bate ben 8uf, bic f9OniIe
5rau in @roBbritannien gu ietn. SIR
@Obn, Der iebige 9er3og Don Getnitsr, DurDe
i'm Sabre 1887 aebOren.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-20
Sbredlihes Branoun9Iad.

Ser 3peiid6rigs SObn bon Sruu Safe
cSDbnfon, go. 614 Meit "a. StraBe, erlag in
Der Der fGoTenen gta6t ben 6Dtgen BON
8ronbpunben, pel9e bur3 cine &eroIine=
@rploiipn Oeruria9t tpurben. 9a5 Sinh
lit CUR 3eit on Der 9ipbtberie, tpoburdJ
1ein53utanb bebeutenb peri9limmert purbe,
8or9eTern erlag bic 4 Sabre alte G9lpeter
beg &naben ebenfaus ben erbaltenen 8ranbz
punben unD bic Mutter letoet l9tper aus
berfelben urfd9s.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-20
DI0bltber 600.

81. s. Silben, BON go. 1925 @6esnut Ctr,
Elm 8ernanbter bes feiner 3ett angebli9
rberausge5d6lten" Observation-Disclosures
ten g. Stlben, fiel beute Mtttag in einem
Der Su6ritiible bes 9tOd @r6ange in cine
S6nma9t, aus Der er nt6t tpieber erlpa9te.
Gr murbe na9 benz ct. Qutas 6ofpital gez
bra6t, po1elbit er b%erftarb, obne nod etn=
NAL CUR 8eiinnung getommen gu fem.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-20
Der pro3e6.

@or &i9ter YaDne tpuroe feute @or>
mittag nit Der I'M lebten Sreitug unterz
bro6enen 8er6anblung in Su6en beg 9egen
Die Stabt unb gegen Die 0r6tncn3en Der
Cosmopolitan Glectric uno Der Ogben 8a8
So. b%eontrugten Gin3altsbefebIs fprtge@
fabren.
Den @ormittag na6m Hs4tsanipalt 3eis@
Ter, Der 8e9tspertreter Der &ibic federation,
nit Der Qusfiibrung ieiner Nrgumerte ge9eH
Die Orbinatt3 Der Sgben O2s so. in @Hz
fpru6.
Die 8%erbanOlung ntrb ~fortgeis3t.
- r~ /.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-20
SdJre&lidJe Dpnamit GxplOtOu,
Jn OberwefeI, am Rbein, foIen
fGnf uno swan5i9 perionen Ga.
ourb oas Geben perIoren
haben.
2n6eroem wuroen swci 5abr5eu9e uno pieIe
PGuier 5ertort,
&GIn. 20. W}Gra.

&Dtn, 20. Mdr3.
2aut einem @erii9te bat in Sbertpeiel
am Rbein cine furbtbare OpnamiterpIDfion
itattgefunOen, bel nel6er finfuno3ipan3ig
PerFonen bas 2eben o%erloren BADEN IUlen;
auBeroem Durben, nie es 6eiBt, 5net Sabrz
5ellge %5erft0rt, unb cine Menge 9GuIer Dur9
bic @rpIofton in Sriimmer gelegt.
SberipeIel lit ettDa 10 Mtetlen BON @Dbz
lenB e%ntfernt, unb bat cine 8ep0lterung DON
ungefdbr $500 @tntpobnern.
@pGterer 8eri3t.
Mm , NJ, 20. MGra.
Die 3ettung nNeups ban ben Dag" ent=
6dlt cine 0epe19e, tpona9 Das aus &Dln
beri3tete 11ngliid bas g%ReIultat Der Grploz
iton elmer aus 10000 &ilos b~eite6enben 2az
bung 0Dnamtt mar, pelbe Ii9 an 8orD bes
Sabr3euges n@liIobetb" in GaGnort, i'm
0iihelborfer 8e5irte befanb.l Dem SSnbaGte
Der 9epef9e na3 iinO 13 PerIOnen umges
tommen, flint puroen Derlebt unb Elm Mtann
berfiel in Wa6nfinn. Der Nnbltd uuf Der
llngliidStGtte na9 Der @rploIion Ioll In
folge Der angeri4teten 3erft0ruug Elm f9redz
li9er getpefen fem.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-20
Stdoti1bes.
Oas Wetter.

Optiter a1eine, 76 @oTbingtOn Str,
beribtet fir GAicagO bic folgenben 8aros
meter unb Sbermometertdnbe:
I'm 8 ubr MtOrgens 80 9rab, UNI 8 u6r
80 @rab, INN 10 llbr SO @rab, I'M II lIhr
80 @rab, INN II u6r 80 @rab. Barometer
ItanO nm 8 ubr Morgens 1885, I'M u
1hr 1886.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-20
Sbtffsndbribten.

Sunis; Nuguito @ictOrta auf Der So3rt
BON @enua nud6 9%amburg.
2iberpopl: Seutontc BON Netp Oort
ROTTERDAM m: Geenbam BON SEEM gorf
Nen Oprt: 5ulba BON Bremen, 9torz
mamma bpn9enua.
8pton: Catalonia DON 2iperpooI.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-20
Renbind. Na.. 20. N}Gra.

@efern Mbeno tpurbe Der fiinfun00ieraigz
i6brtqe Sarmer SObn Sstpalo in Slep in
Siefem @ountp bon feinem fe6s3ebnidbrtgen
Gohne eri9ofen. SSpalo mar betrunfen
rGh Sau1e getommen unD begann fofort
5sine Trau gu priigeln. Der @o9n balf fetz
11er Shutter, unb Das Gnoe mar, bob Der
Mater tpbt auf Dem PIGse blteb.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-20
Der vDsfupius" in See se9oneer
Or fol- ser Kiife entIang Sdifswrads auf=
1uden nno 5erftorei.
Ne n Nprf. 20. M1ra.

9as 8anonenboot @efuDius lit beute
morgen pieber in See gegangen, UNI Der
&iHte entGung Oerlafene 8rQds auf5uiuz
4en unb gu 3erit0ren.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-20
Japantfde Kreu5er Dor Gafu an9e
fommen.
Sic hatteH na9 sdifen NIT Krie9scontre.
banoe oeiuht.
SienzSfin. 20. mir

Geitern Itnb Dor Der Barre BON Sofa bier
fapanti9e &reu5er angefommen. 9teIeGben
Be anben ii9 auf Der Su6e nu9 Tabr3eugen
nit &riegscOntrebanbe an 8orb.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-20
unter Der ueueu Oroinors.

Nm 9. 5ebruor 3. S. nabm Der @tabtz
ratb cine Srbinan3 an, bur9 tpelbe Die
Better be5p. @Orieber fdmmtli9er 6oIpiz
tGler Der Stabt Experimentation, monatz
lid benz @eTunbbeit5amt 5ublenmdBi6e @tz
ri9te iiber Die 3abl Der in benTeGben be6aaz
belten &ranten II. I, m. ab3uftatten.
Oas erite 9OIpital, bos Der Orbinara
entiprO4en bat, 1T bus @leriunerz8r iberS
6pfpttal, pel4es iiber Die Monate S~Syanuar
unb Tebruar pie folgt beri9tet:
Sanuar. Sebruur,
8e tanb an leBten bes
Monuts 49,. 126 $50
Mufgenommen i'm Qaufe
bes Monats 49,. 142 1877
NGs geIuno entlafen.. 10 1856
9eitorben ...... 9 Is
Son ben iibrtgen SOipitdlern 1inb Sem
@~eiunbbeitsamt bic 8eri3te nod ni6t su=
! gegangen.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-20
Sirit maloemar pom GtppesD etmolo
9eitorben.

8erItn, 20. Wfdr3.
Shirt @aGbemar, Der regterenbe Shirt bon
2ippe=O etmolo, lit in 1etnem H.. Sabre ges
itorben. Ct binterlGBt feline &tnoer.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-20
Gin 9eraubter Jun9e surId9efebrt.
Gr mar Dor swet JaRren ron Sanotretdern
eeftOhIen woroen, urn fir fe 5u betteIn.
@pIumbuS. Snb.. 20. MGra,

Dor apei Sabren tpurOe Der Oter3ebniGbz
rtge Sennebb Stepart BON bier BON 3pei
2anbftrei3ern geraubt, bic ben Sungen
3pangen, fir tie gu betteln. 8dbrenb bes
eriten Sabres b0rte man, baB er in Soma,
Sii0@9atDta unO Seras gefe6en tpOrben lei.
Damn aber cling aqe Spur BON inn berloz
rem, @eitern NbenO ieOO6 pI0BGi4 tebrte
er 5urid, na4bem es ibm gelungen mar,
ben Meni9enrGubern in MertO 81 %entfltez
ben, unb inbem er untertDegs arbettete, feline
9etmatb pieoer 81 erret9en.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-20
GrbebIihes 5euer.

Das Rous sos u. GGarffr. nm $4,000 oefdd.
Digit. - Derlufte Ger Sewobner an Mo-
biIien $3.50. - Cine panif unter Sen
G~iupohnern.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-20
8einobe er0rofeIt.

Gin iun9es mdOdeu in einem 6aufe bel
ReuIi4tem Gage iiberfalIeu uno beranbt.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-20
S9nee in St. Souls.
Der GeIephonoienf ftarf ooourh eeftort.
g t. Qputs. 20. W}Gra

Seute Morgen glei8 na6 Mitterna4t,
fte1te fi6 bier @9neepetter Elm unb Der
S4nee 1T feu4t unb i3per uno Der 9elez
pbOnotent in biefem gan3en 8e3trt tptrb
fart babur9 beeintrG@ttgt.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-20
Don feinem fedssebnjdbri9en
Sobne eridofen.

Der betrunFene Dater p~riieeIte feline 6rau,
uno Ger Sohn ftano feiner mutter bel.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-10-19
To Springfield.

Wednesday, Oct. 20, the G. H. & D..
Ry. will make one cent per mile rate
account dedication of Masonic home
and meeting of Grand Lodge. Train
No. 1, leaving Perrysburg at 7;05 a. m.
will make direct connections at Lima
with o. S. II. II. Special train for
Springfield, arriving Springfield about
ll:15 a. m. Through coaches will be
run on these trains. Special train will
leave Springfield returning at 10 p. m.
L, M. Franey, Agt. G. II. g. d,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-10-19

-''Down in Dixie" will occupy the
stage of the Peoples theatre for the
whole OF next week.
Mrs. r. A. Wetmore and Mrs. r.
l.. Blue entertained friends at the
home Of Mrs. f. a. Wetmore on Tues
day evening last. Refreshments were
served at 6 p. m. and merry party Of
fair ladies were present, among whom
were Mesdames Ross, Brandhuber,
Robertson, Lee, McKissic, Lawrence,
Oblinger, King, Powell, G. l.. Maddy,
f. e. Hollenbeck, d. X. Hollenbeck,
Clegg, Mcknight, Bates, Hanson,
Champney, Johnson, B. II. Getz,
Rheintrauk, Eugene Chapman, Bowers,
Powers, Beach, Dunipace, and Misses
Hulburd, Kamp, Minnie and Sarah
Bloomfield, Tyler, Beach and Ladd
Also Mrs. Hoover and guest and Miss
Robertson OF Haskins.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-10-19
Death of Mrs. G. w. Baird.

Mrs. G. w. Baird died on the morn.
ing of Oct. IL, at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. +. 81. Thompson, in
Perrysburg.
Mrs. Baird was born in Old Milford
Conn, Feb. 26, 1907. In the year 1925
she came to Randolph, Portage county,
Ohio, with her brother, Jonah Hine,
accomplishing the entire distance in a
carriage, there being no railroads at
the time.
In 1897 she was married to G. w.
Baird, and in 1882 removed to Milton.
vile, residing there until 1850, when
the family located Id Perrysburg
which has been her home until the
time OF her death.
She was the mother of six children
five of whom survive her-Milton F
Baird, Waterloo, Iowa; Charles G.
Baird and Mrs. Z. Fl. Thompson, Per
rysburg; Mrs. j. z, Averill, Atlanta
Ga, and Mrs. Frank Miller, Provi
dence, Rhode Island. She survived
her husband nearly 40 years, he having
died in 1856. The funeral services
were conducted by the Rev q. A
Adams at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Thompson, Sunday afternoon, October
13, at o'clock.
Her death was the result of injuries
received by reason of fall about three
months since.
Deceased was dearly beloved by the
numerous friends she had made during
her long residence in Perrysburg.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-10-19
School DotIicntiOn.

Exercises connected with the dedica-
tion of the new school building at Per-
rysburg will be held in the school au-
ditorium on Tuesday October 22nd
commencing at 2 p. m. Following is
the program:
Music
Prayer ................. Rev G. A. Adams.
Address, Hon. o. T. Corson, State
Commissioner of schools.
Music
Short addresses by the Architect, May
or Hollenbeck, e. l.. Blue and others.
Statement of the Building Fund, by
Jas. Hayes, Clerk of the Board.
Remarks by DR.. l. S. Bowers.
Music
Benediction ............. Rev. ID. II. Bailey
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-10-19
A Pleasant Occasion.

The social held at the M. e. Church
Tuesday evening was success in every
particular. The attendance was uaus-
ually large. The male quartette from
East Toledo acquitted themselves nice
ly in every performance. Some of
their selections convulsed the audi
ence in laughter while others showed
their skill in rendering a higher grade
of music. The audience bid them fare
we'll with the Chautauqua salute. .Before
the banquet was served Rev, and Mrs.
d. Fl. Bailey were called upon to take
their places before the audience and
Mr.. Barton in very Appropriate ad-
dress.spoke of the pleasan relations that
existed between them and the church
during the first year of the present pas
torate, aud welcoming them for the
second year concluded by presenting,
in behalf of the church aud friends, two
very beautiful rockers and center Ia
BILE. His remarks received hearty ap-
plause. In the response Rev. Bailey
said that one of the embarrassments Of
the present occasion was they had not
given him sufficient notice to prepare a
speech that was fitting for such marks
of appreciation and friendship, bul
thanked the friends for their expires
ions of esteem and hoped these close re
lations might continue through the re
mainder OF his pastorate.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-10-19


Mrs f. G. Eberly is visiting rela-
tives in Swanton this week.
Miss Camp OF Monroeville, o., is
the guest of Mrs. II. H. Sargent.
Mrs. E. Schellinger has returned
from visit with friends in Napoleon.
Before going elsewhere to buy your
winters provisions, call at G. A. Hoff-
mann's.
Attorney BeverstoclS of Bowling
Green has sufficiently recovered from
his recent illness to be able to go down
to his office.
Misses Mary Anon and Rosa Du-
mont of Fostoria were in town Monday
in attendance at the funeral OF Miss
Rose Griss.
Tho select dancing party at the
Maumee Valley club house on Thursday
was well attended and q pleasant time
was enjoyed by the guests.
james Locke and wife of Toledo
came up to Perrysburg on their wheels
last Sunday and visited Mrs. Lockei
mother. Mrs. Katherine Knoll.
; The Perrysburg Epworth League
are preparing to give phantom socia
on Halloween, which promises to b'
very interesting, further particulars o
which will be given later.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-10-19

On Saturday. Oct. IL, 1895, occurred
the death of Miss Rose Griss, at the
home OF her parents In Perrysburg, at
the age of 81 years, months and II
days, after an illness of four weeks.
Deceased was a very popular and
highly respected young lady, rs was
attested by the numerous and beautiful
floral offerings at her funeral, which
was conducted at st. Rose OF Lima
church, on Monday morning at s
o'clock by Rev. J. A. Michentelder and
Rev. Chas. Griss, uncle of the deceased
The remains were placed at rest in the
Catholic cemetery.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-10-19

"A meeting of teachers interested
in the Ohio Teachers Reading Circle
work for Perrysburg township, will be
held at the High School room, on Fri
day evening Oct. %. o'clock. 1t is
hoped that all teachers of the town
ship can be present.
The Maumee Mills, operated by
Mitchell & Brown are turning out the
very finest quality of flour. The mill
fitted up on the latest roller process
Ind their Bon Ton and Home Trade
brands are the finest on the market.
they also make all kinds of feed.
&C. A. Hoffman, attached buggy
belonging to Henry Seilwood of Tole-
do, on an account of $21.46. At the
trial in Justice Boetsch's court last
Saturday, the jury rendered Judgment
in favor of the plaintiff, and Mr.. Sell
wood settled for the full amount. At
torney r. e. Bowers represented Mr..
Hoffman,.
-Chas. Witzler has moved into his
new furniture store and is now getting
his immense stock of goods arranged.
The building is one of the finest In
town and presents very attractive ap
pearauce. Mr.. Witzler is entitled tC
much credit for the enterprise he has
shown in making 80 substantial and
elegant an improvement in our village
"A party OF about 25 young ladies
and gentlemen from Toledo. employed
at Miner & Co.'s store, completely sur
prised Miss Gertie Hillabrand at hel
home in Perryshurg last Thursua,
night, the occasion being her 17tl
birthday. The merry young people
enjoyed themselves with music, dane
ing, ETC., and about midnight an ele
CANT supper was served to which tn,
guests did justice. The many beautifu
and elegant gifts bestowed upon tn,
host by those present shows the esteem
in which she is held by her com
panions. The party returned to Toledo
on the first Car in the morning wei
pleased with the night spent in Per
rysburg.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-10-19
DIR. Prices Cream BAKING Powder
Most Perfect Made.

On last Friday evening and Satur-
day Mr.. ). j. Heilman and family one
Wood Co.'S most progressive and sue
farmers who reside south of town, en-
tertained Prof. j. M. Garfield and wife
of Toledo, also their uncle, James
Woods OF Mt. Blanchard, Ohio. Mr..
Woods is one of the old residents of
Northern Ohio, having moved here in
1887, at that time being q years old.
Although he is in fair health and bids
fair to live many years, yet he was to
old to go to war for Uncle Sam in 1861
but did as many other parents, sent
his sons to be offered up, if necessary,
in order to remove the last barrier
which kept America from being free
nation.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-10-19

Where is the cheapest place to buy
furniture? At Chas, Witzler's.
Mrs. Frank Powell has returned
from n visit with relatives in Clyde and
Fremont.
&C. A. Hoffman, has purchased
large stock OF excellent winter potatoes
which he is selling cheap.
The Presbyterian church is receiv-
ing new coat OF paint which improves
it's appearance very much.
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, opecta-
cles. Special attention given to repair
ing. All Warranted. JOHN ZURFLUH,
3l3 Monroe street. Toledo,
Mrs. w. G. Perrin of Roachton,
entertained Mrs. Belle Patterson and
Miss Francis Sprague of Fremont a few
days since.
Three car loads of bran new furni-
ture just received from factories, at
Chas. Witzler's. Our prices are right.
Miss Jennie McCaslin returned to
her home in Painesville Monday, after
an extended visit with B. f. McCaslin
and family.
Father Chas. Griss of Fostoria was
in Perrysburg the first of the week to
attend the funeral services Of his niece,
Miss Rose Griss.
Mrs. Stone, formerly of Perrys-
burg, has returned from Kentucky
with her son Chester, who has just re-
covered from severe siege of typhoid
fever.
"A gold watch given to the person
who will sell 80 pounds of tea for the
Union Tea g. Coffee Co., 619 Cherry st.
Toledo, o. j. Maher, Manager 3lb
The work of cleaning out that par
of Crooked creek which passes through
the incorporation, is being vigorousl.
prosecuted by sanitary policeman
Peter Buckhouse and his assistants
1t is well.
"A beautiful gold watch free by sell
, ing 80 lbs. of tea for the Union Tea
Coffee Co., 619 Cherry st. Toledo, o.
31b* J. MAHER, Manager,
Fred Eberly has made fine in
provement to his business place by Ell
larging his salesroom and maxim
large additions to his already heav
stock of boots, shoes and rubbers. Ere
is enterprising and is conducting
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-10-19

Largest stock to select from and
sold at little above factory prices, at
Witzler's.
The editor of the Independence
Kansas Star sued delinquent subscri-
ber for $11. The delinqent subscriber
claimed that he had never subscribed
for the paper and did not propose to
pay. The judge instructed that if the
evidence disclosed the fact that the de-
linquent had taken the paper from the
office, or caused it to be taken they
should find for the plaintiff. 1t cost
the man nearly hundred dollars what
the $1l would have paid. 1t pays to be
honest, even to the printer.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-10-19
LOCAL NEWS.
Locals in this column scents per line
Dallas, Texas, Excursions, Oct, 18th to
Nov. 3rd,

The Glover Leaf Route. IT,, st. l..
& K. G. r. r. will issue one fare eX-
cursion tickets to Dallas, Texas, and
return daily, Oct. 18th to Nov. 3rd in
elusive, account following attractions;
- General Christian Missionary Conven,
tion. "Disciples OF Christ" Oct. 18th to
18th; Texas State Fair and Dallas Elk
position, Oct. 10th to Nov. 4th; Cor
bett- Fitzsimmons Fistic Contest, Oct
:. .Slst.
For further particulars call on near
est Agent or address @. G. jenkins
. Gen. Pass. Agt. Toledo, Ohio.
N. Especial service to the Flsti'
" Contest. Engage Sleeping Car space
early, berth rate from Toledo $3.50
Stations West proportionately less ac
-cording to distance.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-10-19
Only SOC
per yard
A BARGAIN IN
DRESS GOODS.

We have just opened a lot of Broad
cloths. Several popular shades 80
inches wide. Goods that have hereto
lore sold at 75c per yard. Aud as we
bought them at a bargain price we
on them is 50 cents per yard. II you
are at all interested it will pay you to
examine them.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-10-19
Strictly odorless oil heaters
See them at Amon's.

Strictly odorless oil heaters.
See them at Amon's.
See my line of heaters
Best line ever shown in Per
rysburg and prices way at the
bottom, at Amon's.
Fine line OF pocket and ia
bic cutlery at greatly reduced
prices at Amon's.
Oil cloth in patterns and by
the yard, at Anon's.
Fine line OF guns and gen
eral sporting goods. Call and
see them at Amon's.
Five pounds Of best quality
Of rifle powder for $I.oo at
Amon's.
The Mosaic stove board,
something entirely new, at
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-10-19

N. Leaves Maumee SOS m, and every 81 min
utes thereafter till 1920 p IN.
First car leaves PeTrysburg via East Toledo at
S:26 m and every 81 minutes thereafter till
10:l6 m.
First car leaves Toledo via Maumee (West at
SIS IN every 81 minutes thereafter till 1l:Ss
pm.
First car leaves Toledo via Perrysburg (Eastl
at 5:52 a m and every 81 minutes thereafter till
u:l2 m.
Subject to unavoidable delays. Gard takes
effect Wednesday, October 9th, 1895.