Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1899-09-15
On account Of the absence OF
Havana Tobaccos
in other cigars the H. AS
has become the leaders for
quality.

j. Leonard of Erie, Mich, and Miss
Lillian Bourdo OF Jamestown, N. Y,
were the guests OF Mrs. Jacob Rufford
Sunday.
For SALE-House, barn and two
lots on corner of Fifth and Hickory
streets. For particulars enquire at
the residence. 26c*
The First Presbyterian church is
receiving fresh coat of paint. The
Improvement is very noticeable one
and adds much to the attractiveness
OF the building.
Will j. Schlect, Jr. attended the
Ohio State Fair with w. Benz. Lough-
ran, general agent of the Rock Island
Plow Co., making the Hotel Chitten-
den their headquarters.
"A long series OF family sorrows have
eliminated in VIM. Witzler OF Perrys-
burg entering suit for divorce from his
wife Hannah Witzler, charging gross
neglect and extreme cruelty.
The Ohio Oil company has been
paying 40 cents per foot for drilling,
and has now given notice that they
will hereafter pay 40! cents. The raise
will be appreciated by drilIers.
j. Davis is making extensive i'm
provements to his residence on Fifth
| street, by adding another story to part
OF the building and otherwise mater
tally changing structure for his greater
convenience.
On September 26 at 10 a. m. the
county commissioners will have a hear
ing the apportionment of the johnson
ditch This ditch starts a short dis
tance below Bowling Green and runs
along the pike to near Perrysburg,
where it veers off from the road and
finally empties into the river near Ross
ord.-Sentinel.
In neighboring county man was
brought up for not paying his dog tax,
and claimed that he did not know that
the tax had to be paid by a certain
time. On being told that the county
papers had published the warning
many times, he said he "didn't take no
county paper because he could get city
paper for one cent a week." He paid
Sl1 fine and costs, which would have
paid for his home paper for many years.
The case of the State OF Ohio on re-
lation of Josephine Vaaermiss VS.. Frank
Gilbert and Mary Gilbert is a habeas
corpus proceedings brought to obtain
possession of an eight year old grand
son of the plaintiff. The defendants
are French and are in the employ of
the Ford Glass company at Rossford.
None OF the litigants speak English and
an Interpreter was necessary. Some Of
the allegations if true are quite sensa-
tional If not incriminatlng.- Tribune.
-Postmasters from the counties of
Sandusky. Seneca, Hancock, Ottawa,
Wood, Henry, Paulding, Fulton, Def
ance, together with those of Lucas, will
meet in the Federal building at Toledo
on Tuesday, September 10Th, for the
purpose OF effecting a permanent or
ganization among themselves. The
idea is for each postmaster to learn the
ways of each other, and the whole to be
profited blythe exchange OF experiences.
Special entertaining features will be
arranged for the visitors by the postal
employees of Toledo.
The public are respectfully notified
that while the JOURNAL is endeavor-
ing to see and hear as much as possible
in the way of news, yet we acknowledge
that we are not inspired; that we don't
know everything; that we don't see
everything, and don't hear everything;
also that we don't publish everything
that we do know, see and hear, (ind its
we'll for some people that we dou'D but
we desire to secure everything in the
way of news and social matters, and our
best friends are those who send us bus-
mess and items OF news for publication.
II anything occurs that the social hap
penings OF your family or neighbor does
not appear in the JOURNAL it is be-
cause we have not heard of it, and you
haye not sent in the item. Remember
that please, and don't feel sighted il
you tail to. see your social items in
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