Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1902-07-11

Mrs. Rose Davenport was the guest
of her sister Mrs. Martin Witzler OF
East Toledo, on Tuesday.
Sheriff Klngsbury was In town
Wednesday. He is rapidly getting
over his lameness. The contract for
his new house has been let TO Joseph
Lindsay.
Tho Bowling Green Glycerine COM
pany, the only independent com pany iu
the field, has sold out to the Hercules
company, and hereafter the business
will be carried on as before. but IN the
name Of the Hercules company.
An exchange prints the following
euggestive dun "Delipquent subscrib-
ers are hereby warned not TO let their
daughters wear this paper for a hustle,
as there Is considerable due on 1t and
they might take old."-Unidentife
INDIANA Paper.
The following marriage licenses
have been issued by the Probate court.
Allen j. Reed, %, Of Assumption, ILL.,,
to Flossie Shufelt, f8, OF Grand Rapids.
Winfield Reed, %. OF Sugar Ridge, to
Lottie Mohler, 18. OF Sugar Ridges
Frederick Lamgo, 23, Of Sandusky, to
Ruth Keiser, 10, of Bradner-
Charles Bowen, of Bowling Green,
was badly injured by falling from a
street car in Toledo. He Is SO years OF
age. For few minutes after the ac-
cident happened Mr.. Bowen lay In a
dased condition, but later he regalned
his strength and splrits, and after a
couple OF hours was released from the
hospital In order that he might wend
hls way homeward and give his wound
ed Uranium more careful treatment.
The Belt line railroad did the
largest enc days business in the his
tory Of the company on the 4th OF July
Of this year, aud not single accident
OcoSrred. Passengers were packed
into the cars like sardines, and but for
the extreme precautions taken by the
operatives ot the cars many accidents
might have resulted from the careless
ness OF the poodle.
We have recently added the Juni-
per Kidsey Cure. 70 our stock, which
we believe to be one OF the best, il no,
the very best Kidaey Pill on the mar
ket. They are fully guaranteed by US
and money will be refunded by us II moi
satisfactory. SO Pills for sos. Come In
and talk it over. ChanpneY's Phar-
macy. l8tf
-WANTED-TO exchange piano foI
horse. Eng uire OF Frank 81. Crawford
Perrysburg. l7u
Frederick Schmidt, . day laborel
du Bowling Green Is In truly unique
oOslti0n, II his story be true. Schmidt
who has been employed with gang d
men at work on street Improvement
here tor some weeks past, yesterday re
celved word that bis grandmother Au
gusts Schmidt, In SAKE Weiuar Gar.
many, had died ,and her death leaves
him the only heir to a vast estate II
Germany and thousands OF dollars II
banks and securities. Schmidt, how
ever, Is beund by the will OF his grand
father, who still lives. to marry hefor,
he can claim the estate. Here is |
chance for some good girl to take /,
| man TO educate.
Some items sent or telephoned t,
this Office fall to be- published, aud in
yariably the people who have told the
item. think the publisher has a grudg<
against them aud purposely omitted
such items. This, however, Is far from
the truth. An editor is not above max
ing mistakes aud frequently has lapses
In which he overlooks or forgets things
There are many ways In which items
can 20 astray before getting into type
II you don't believe II, get into the bust
ness yourself. The average newspaper
man works under difficulties which
would. we believe. set the ordinary
reader crazy In half an hour, and 1t Il
70 be wondered at that more mistakes
are not made by him.-Exchange.
-Foley's Kidney Cure purifies the
blood by straining out impurities and
tones up the whole system. Cures
kidney and bladder troubles. G. p.
Champney.