Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-02-23

Fine line of confectionery and
cigars at PNine's. 35u
Lent begins Wednesday, Feb. q.
No mistake this time.
Mrs. o. Fl. Jones OF Weston died |
on Tuesday night last of congestion Of
the brain.
B. Trudeau and wife entertained |
Miss Lamb and l.. Trudeau Of Toledo, |
on Sunday last.
Never so cheap as 23c for large
bread bowl, rolling pin and potato
masher al Witzler's.
j. l. McCaslin and wife of Haskins,
we're guests OF Ben McCaslin and fam
lily over Sunday.
Bring your produce to &. A. Hoff-
prices.
The examination of country pupils
under the Boxwell law will be held in
B. G. on Saturday, March 2.
Mrs. S. Peters OF Garrett, Ind,
and Mrs. James Boyle Of TifIin, were
guests of Mrs. b. Trudeau the past
week.
-LoST-Nech chain, with plain gold
heart attached. Finder please return
to B. G. Hannum ut Champney's drug
store and receive reward. Aft
Miss Anna Wallace entertained
party of friends the latter part of last
week in honor of her niece, Miss East
am, of Columbus City, Ind, who is
visiting in Perrysburg.
| We regret to learn that our friend
Dan Thompson, will move from Ferry
burg to ownship to Convoy. Van Vert
Co., o., next week. He has the best
wishes a many friends for prosperity
in his new location.
| Watches, Clocks. Jewelry, opectn-
cles. Special attention given to repair
ing. All Warranted. JOHN ZUKFLUH,
3l3 Monroe street. Toledo,
The prospects for a big flood In the
Maumee were never better than at
present. The ice which was broken
up and started down the river by the
warm weather in January became
clogged and has since frozen solid,
thus making solid bed of ice about
two miles in length. II this is started
down the river by n heavy iow OF
water Toledo people will have reason
to climb upon the high places.
Fresh oysters served in any style
at Palne's restaurant. 35tf
"A Buckeye young lady found "a
pretty little striped cat with bushy
tall" in the woods recently. She
stopped over to pat the pretty thing on
its ''tootsy wootsy" back. Now she
wishes she hadn't. Her clothes were
buried in the garden for several da~s
after her meeting with ''kitty," and
her grocer was astounded at the large
order for the strongest kind of soap re-
ceived from her mother. Her bill for
perfumery is said to have been simply
frightful. 1t is not necessary TO add
that the skunk still lives.-Ex.
In looking over the Perrysburg
and Maumee bridge with view to de-
Gliding on some changes before the
Electric railway addition could be
built, the county commissioners OF
Wood and Lucas counties found large
stone in one OF the abutments cracked.
This was caused by fire built under
the Northwestern Natural Gas CON-
pany's main, which crosses the river at
this point and is attached to the bridge.
The workmen in thawing out the pipe
had built Il fire under it on the pier
and cracked the stone. The cOmmis.
sioners will require the company 10
replace the stone with good one. The
gas main will also haye to be lowered
before the changes in the bridge can be
made. The foot walk is being changed
and will be placed on the west side oa
the bridge. The bridge builders are
working at the new abutments and
will endeavor to get two OF them as
nearly completed as possible before
the Spring food.
Married or single, you better take
advantage of those sales at Witzler's.
Il Lave just bought Ope-fourth car
load of pillow sham holders and wash
boards that l am going to turn loose
at surprisingly low prices shortly.
Watch our store. Chas. Witzier.
You may select your wife right on
the square by the way she walks. The
girl with chest high, head thrown
back, and chin held close to her collar
will be proud, self-willed and steadfast
especially If her step is swinging and
swift. The girl whose chest isa't quite
so prominent and whose head droops a
little ana whose step isn't quite so high
will be atfectionate, gentle, intelligent,
sensitive and modest. The girl who
carries her head on one side and stems