Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1899-11-24


Mrs. Geo. Munger and Miss Mary
Anon visited in Toledo this week.
Buy Shoes, Shirts, Gloves and Nit
tens at FuLLERiS.
The Cemetery Trustees have been
doing excellent work on the new addi-
tion to the cemetery.
Miss Mary 1. Carroll of the Toledo
public schools, called on Perrysburg
friends last Saturday.
AT 25c some special good things in
Dress Goods just in this week.
FULLER's.
Mrs. G. Knoll has gone to Toledo,
where she will spend the winter with
her daughter, Mrs. James Locke.
For SALE-Horse, set double har-
ness and road wagon. Inquire at this
Office. 37tf
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Evangelical church will hold their
next social at the home of Mrs. Henry
Hutford, Friday, December l. All are
cordially invited.
For SALE-On Indiana avenue, a
two-story frame dwelling, with celler
and three lots. Terms easy. For fur
ther particulars enquire of
36c* G. C. Hr1M.
Last Monday night at Weston the
entire population turned out to bell
Albert Rosencrantz and Mrs. Elizabeth
Brown, who were married Wednesday
last. Over so charges of dynamite
were exploded. Tribune.
AT 24c Boys Caps, new, tbeSbest
yet offered. FuLhnRs.
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County Clerk elect Thos. J. Lake,
has moved to Bowling Green. Tom
proposes to be on the ground early.
The JOURNAL wishes him abundant
prosperity In his new location and in
whatever he pursues in business.
Many Perrysburg friends will be
pleased to learn of the announcement
of the marriage OF Miss Lora Eberly
with John Ballou, which will be cele-
brated on Wednesday, Nov. 80, at the
home of Miss Eberly's parents in Bow
/, ling Green.
See our line qTiadies $3.50 shoes in
the newest lastFin kid, calf and vest.
, ing tops E%y pair guaranteed.
ART FINKBEINER.
An exchange says: If you gave
your boy pig or calf and after he
had cared Tor and reared it you sold il
ane pocketed the proceeds, don't Join
. the church until you have squared
: things up with that boy. 1t will be
hard work to keep him from playing
with the cats tail while you offer fam.
lily prayers, if you do.
. 1t is said that a large number oil
: hogs have died throughout the State
1 presumably from hog cholera, but an
D examination has disclosed the fact that
death was caused by pumpkin seeds
the stomach being packed with the
indigestible seeds. 1t is therefore con
sidered essential that the seeds should
be removrd before the pumpkins are
fed to the hogs.
4 New Trimming Silks and Braids
/ this week. FULLER'S.
The meeting to consider ways and
means of securing funds for the sol
a diers monument resulted in electine
/ Johnathan Duhamel permanent presi
= dent ; d. K. Hollenbecl secretary and
0 N. L. Hanson, treasurer. Soliciting
S committees were appointed and they
Y will arrange their plans, The full par
Y ticulars of which will be ready for mex
: weeks issue of the JOURNAL.
-Nobby line of Aeckwear just re
' ceived. All theAatest shapes and
= shades. The ns imperial and the
y kite puff are thShew things
ART FINKBEINER.
Mrs. Lydia Kiger, wife OF A. p
hlger, mas nled suit against Lee M
~ Barns, for 81, 500 damages, She claims
Il that her husband the past five year,
> has been an habitual drunkard, ant
that Barns has sold and giyca him
n Intoxicating drinks, and this after he
n had been notified not to do so, TO hi
o and her detriment. She claims he
g husband was a good barber who earned
1t from Sl5 to 800 week at his trad
n prior to his drinking, and since thel
% has been Il charge on her hands, ant
n lost, besides, business and property Il
Is the amount of $4,000. For this sh
asks damages.