Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-01-12

Ed. Carney is the guest of Frank
Hoover this week.
Ada Merry and Alice Carney spent !
Sunday with Mrs. Stephen Merry.
Chris Hoffman and John Armbrus-
ter visited in Cleveland this week.
VIM. Schlect has gone to Chicago
TO attend the cycle show this week.
The freeze up of Monday night
last has made excellent skating on the
river.
Mrs. Genia Neiderhouse is the
guest of her uncle, George Harpel, at
Moline.
"A man one day recently refused an
increase in wages by saying that he
would lose too much when he laid Off.
Miss Scharlotte Jezzard and Mrs.
Sedgwick, OF Toledo, were guests OF the
family of Fred Jezzard few days
since.
An Eastern editor is discussing the
possible location of hell, He might es
we'll let up on that as he will find it out
soon enough.-Ex.
"A man ID considered a high.hyer
these days il he has more shirts than
the one on his back, the one in the
drawer for emergency, and the one in
the wash.
Fred Cargo, Ruben Grim, Ralph
Eberly, Curtis Copus, Earl Reed, John
Doty, Art Caldwell and Howard Hal
leck came over from Bowling Green to
skate on Saturday last.
Watches, Clocks, JeweIry, Specta-
cles. Special attention given to repair
ing. All Warranted. JOHN ZURFLUH,
313 Monroe street. Toledo.
"A game OF draw: The rich man
draws a check, the pretty girl draws
attention, the horse draws a cart, the
plaster draws a blister, the topper draws
a cork and the advertiser draws trade.
Joseph Pitson of Mannsville, In
dian Territory, is visiting relatives in
Perrysburg and vicinity. Joseph was
formerly a Perrysburg boy, and his
friends are pleased to know that he is
doing well.
The second Quarterly Meeting of
the United Evangelical Church will
be held on Sabbath, January 13. Pre-
siding Elder j. A. Hensler from Tiffin,
is expected to ofliciate. All are cor
daily invited to attend.
! For the newly married couples,
From $40 to $25 saved by buying your
furniture at Chas. Witzler's Perrys-
burg, Ohio.
No one should allow cold to gain
a foothOld when it NAV be warded off
by good drink of hot lemonade. The
easiest way to prepare it is TO squeeze
the juice Of IL lemon into tumbler OF
cup, sweeten to taste, then fill the cup
with hot water and take just before
retiring.
Gus Johnson, the Jeweler, will be
found at Paine's restaurantevery Tues.
day, Thursday and Saturday. Watches
clocks and jewelry repaired in first
class manner 3tf
Floyd Head, who has filled the DO
sition of Deputy Sheriff under Sheriff
Bryant has stepped out of that Office
into position which is considered q
very good one. He has been appointed
District Revenue Collector for Wood
Hancoc;l, Allen. VanWert, Paulding
Putnam, Defiance and Henry counties
and will establish headquarters al
Bowling Green. The appointment is 1
good one and as it belongs to II Dem.
ocrat, it is most worthily bestowed.
Fine line of confectionery anc
cigars ut Paine's. 35tf
The Lucas county Commissioner.
and Treasurer Detwiler of the Il
& M. V. electric railroad met with tht
Wood county Commissioners Monda,
and secured permission to move thu
roadway of the electric line from tht
upper to the lower side of the Maumet
bridge The foot walk Is to be changed
1 w WIG apPOi thO dul
abutments extended IA feet, allowing
room for new bridge exactly like tht
one now spanning the river, with tn,
exception that it will be four fee
higher. The Smith Bridge Co. hav,
the contract.
For SALE.-Drug store furnitur,
consis ting show case, prescription case
drawers for drugs, etc. Enough t,
furnish good sized country drug store
Also two marble slabs for soda foun
tain MS good as new. I also have
gentleman's saddle and Portland cut
ter in good condition.
4lc A. X, CHAMPNEY.
On Monday, Jan. 7th, 1895, Mis-
Harriet Hulburd celebrated her 7Otl
birthday by inviting few friends at
o'clock tea. The guests we're all ac
quaintances of earlier days and wer
delightfully."- entertained. The cake