Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-06-06
Williams ( Fuller.

Mrs. Chris Finkbeiner visited Art
Finkbeiner and family this week.
Fishermen, buy your A$plies at
Amon's. Best assortment in Eegn'
Joe Nellis has started branch res
taurant in the Rossbach block on Lou
isiana avenue.
--Gasolinc stoves from 81 tas23at
J.J. AAt's'
j. r.. Ganson and wife of Cleve-
land were the guests of .Schaumloetfel
and family over Sunday,
For Sale.-A fresh milch COW.
lib George Lober.
Rev. N. B. c.. Love, wife and son
Arthur of Swanton, visited f. G. Eber-
ly and family this week.
--Adolph Roether is compelled to
leave the steamer Reynolds for a few
trips Oh account of being afflicted with
rheumatism. 81
Go to Earle's and get sqbf3 qSfheir
excellent ice cream for Sunday Ndinner.
The Carter we'll No. 2 in the Dow
ling field is the pet of the field. The
first IA hours pumping showed 800 bar
rels in the tank,
Decoration at Bowling was appro-
priately observed. The ceremonies
were the best in many years, but were
interrupted by rain.
Miss Cora Knerr, who spent the
winter with her sister, Mrs. Stauffer,
at West Muncie, Ind, returned to her
home in Perrysburg last week.
., 70e5 Tiosias,s ps'lor SETS fys 'fS's'' 'l7'00
Hazel Trombla entertained friends
on Thursday last, in honor OF her sixth
birthday. She receieyed very many
pretty presents from her little friends.
L, e. Woodard, proprietor of the
Owosso, Mich. Casket Works, and his
son Frank j., spent Sunday in Perrys-
burg, with VIM. Comstock and family.
Large line of all kinds of paint
brushes and whitewash brusfSs, Ialso a
complete stock of paints of hleasing
shades. J. j. AfeN.
Persons who are shooting squirrels
now are liable to prosecution and "a fine.
A law passed by the Legislature just
adjourned protects them until the Isl
of September.
Try .Bullfrog BranS" Children's
Hose, 10c, 12lc and 15c "
WILLIAMS ( FULLER.
"A girl in a western city recently
wrote TO a newspaper for receipt tt
keep the hands white. The reply was
"Soak them in dishwater three times {
day immediale!v after meals
-''Back Cat" is the best 123c Ladie
Hose in this or any other merkst.
WILLIAMS s. MILLER.
Misses Anna and Nettie Sulloolt
aud Kathlyn Warns of Toledo, ant
Misses Julia Lucas and Edith Escott O
Perrysburg, were delightfully."- enter
tained by B. Warns of Stony Ridge Oh
Sunday last.
The old depot at Perrysburg has a
] last bid farewell 10 that ancient villag
and has moved on up a peg higher
could wait no longer, as the new schoC
, house and the Library building near b
cast kind of a gloom over the poor oil
{ shanty. Weston Herald.
c If you want first NlassI job {
e painting or paper hanginA dbne CIV
6 US call. L. L. BRoNkE.
q q Fifth street aud Pkpk road
c N. B.-We are onto our Ijop.
g To tell whether thbrmomete
c actually does its work lnvert the instrt
~ ment. If the Mercury does not fall t
e the end, or if 1T breaks into sewers
,c small colums, the Thermometer contain
&c air and is inaccurate. If perfectly mad
% the slender thread will fill the tube G
;c should break off at the bulb and fall
g the end OF the tpha~
ls Ice creamG Goda, he crSam' fruit'
,,cc and confectionery, thd besTn town
'o Earle's restaurant, I