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DOMESTIC.

Fifty feet of fve-inch iron pipe fell
through q skylight into the Office Of the
manager of the Hotel Manhattan, New;
York City. No. n was injured.
New York City advertised for bids
for aHmunicipal lighting plant.
Leader Williams again was defeated.
as q champion of General Miles, for
ty-three Democrats voting against him.
President Newman, of the New York
Central, was elected President of the
"Big Four" and Michigan Central Rail
way Companies, in pursuance Of a plan
for the consolidation of the Vanderbilt
system. .: ),
! Some investors in the S5,000,0G La
due Gold Mining Company, Of Yukon,
which proved q bubble, talked of suing
Senator Depew, and others of the orig.
inal directors. .,
The Beef Trust put up the price Of
! meat q half cent q pound in New YORK.
City.
/ The ANNUAL dinner OF the Syracuse
University alumni was held in New
York City. W. J. Bryan was among
the speakers.
Warrants for four officials of the in
solvent German Bank ut Buffalo, N.
Y, were issued, based on charges OF
larceny and failure to pisform duty.
The Standard Rope and Irvine Com
pany. of New York City, unable to
meet'the interest on it's bonds, went In
the hands of>receiyers.
Five horses were buried in 4 stub
born fire at Thirteenth avenue and
Thirtieth street, New York City. 90.
Commissioner McAdoo, Of New York
City. will endeav0r to force the retire
nent of six. inspectors by causing 4
BOARD of surgeons to declare them ply
sically unfit for duty.
Philadelphia police arrested "Flos-
sic" Murphy, who, they charge. is 1.-THE
woman with the crutch," leader of a
band of safe burglars.
Mrs. William wilkins entered 4
church at Railway, N. j.. while a fun
eral service was in progress. snatched
her daughter from 4 rlourne and
drove away. She has sued her hus-
band for a separation.
The report of the Superintendent Of
Public. Works, given out at Albany, N.
Y, showed that the last seaso was 4
comparatively poor one as regards tol-
mage on the State canals.
The tenth annual report of the New
York State Commissioner Of Prisons
was made public at Albany. Two
amendments to the indeterminate SEN
tenccN and parole law were recon-
mended. ~ 49,.
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rave OF oblivion or eternal forget
mess, for as am very well assured.
hts the only antidote or remedy that
shall be reliev'd by or only recess
kt can administer any cure or help
me, as | anu we'll convinced was l
kr to attempt anything | should only
q denial which would only be add
grief to uneasiness."
&rhe "Lowland Beauty" was Miss
ary Bland. Tradition does not say
neither or not she ever knew OF
Fashington's alteration. but she mar
led Henry Lee. Light Horse Harry"
bat daring master of cavalry. Of Revo-
tionary fame, was the son of the
Lowland' Beauty" and some tender
Memories of the mother may have been
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FOREIGN.

The British steamer alba went
ashore near Harlem. ,."t& -
Covernor-G General. Trepoff in an inter
view said that the st. Petersburg work.
inGmen had been deceived. but are now
%peaceably at work: that blood had been
| spilled, yet they had gained nothing;
that there cen be 10 revolution, and
that he guaranteed c:lm.
The London England Daily Mails
Warsaw correspondent said that the
end Of the strike is il sight. though
sniping of troops continues: hundreds
of arrests have been made. and the
killed are estimated at 800.
One hundred and sixty persons have
been killed or wounded in Warsaw.
Fighting between people and troops
continued:
The body of q stranger, recently rim
down and killed in Paris. was idcn-
titled rs that OF Anthony NJ. Kelley
Adyices from st. Petersburg said that
economic depression, caused by the
stoppa9e Of trade with Siberia and
Manchuria. was the cause Of the ris-
ing Of wnrkmen.
EuSS;au officers at the DogCer Bank
inquiry testified to the presence OF tor
podo boats in the North Sea. .
Mora fishermen testified before the
Iutarn% ti0aal Commission, at Paris.
France. Russian officers began pre-
sentirs their side of the case.
Poland Joined Finland and the rest
OF tne Russian empire began rising,
ard strikes and conflicts continued to
spread Grer the interior.
From W0nson I special cable dis
patch announced thai the Russians OH
the aaSt coast nf Korea were retiring
north.
La M. Rouvinr's statement OF policy
before the French Chamber the discus
Sion Of the income lax was placed
ahead Of that OIL the separation 0t:
Church aud State
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fused, but with exquisite grace ana
But graver affairs soon claimed his
attention., and he did not so buck.
though a friend wrote to him that Lieut.
te~nant-Colonel Morris. was besieging
the citadel, She married Morris, and
their house in Morristown became
the owner and his wire being fugitive
Tories. Once again how history might
have been changed had Mary Philipse
married her Virginia lover!
In the spring of 1858 Washington met
his fate. He was riding on horseback
from Mount Vernon to Williamsburg
with important dispatches. In crossing
a ford Of the Pamunkey be fell in with
a Mr.. Chamberiyne, who lived in the
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There was no seer 10 predict that some
time the little lady in white satin would
spend long hours knitting stockings
for the men of her husbands army,
and that night after night would find
her, in a long gray cloak, at the side
Of the wounded, hearing from stitfen-
ing lips the husky whisper, God bless
you, Lady Washington"
All through the troublous times
which followed Washington was the
lover as we'll as the husband. He took
a fathers place with the little children,
treating them with affection, yet never
swerving from the path Of absolute
justice. With the fondness Of a lover
he ordered fine clothes for her from
London.
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sitting BY a table, while the
S4co Gusts children stand datl-
fully by, is 4 familiar picture in many
households, yet few OF US remember
that the first Lady Of .the White House
was not always first in the hear. OF her
The years have brought US as a peo-
pie q growing reverence for him who
was in truth the Father OF His Coun
try" Time has invested him with god
Like attributes, yet none the less ne
a man among men, and the hot
hood OF youth ran unanimously in his
Pins.
At the age OF fifteen, like many an
her schooiboy, Washington fell in
We. The man who was destined to
the Commander Of the Revolution
! Army wandered through the shad-
groves OF. Mount Vernon composing
erses, which from a critical stand
int were very bad. Scraps of verse
ia ,interspersed with the, accounts
HIGH that methsdical statesman Kept
In his schooldays until he died.
He wrote at length to several of his
friends concerning his youthful pas
sions. In the telItaie pages Of the
diary for 1T4S there is this draft OF a
letter:
Dear Friend Robin:-My place OF
Residence is at present at His Lord
ship's, where ! might, was my heart
~diseugag'd, pass my time very pleas
antly. as there's a very agreeable
Yourg Lady Lives in the same house
. (Col. George t'airfax's Wire's Sister);
But as that's only adding fuel 10 fire. it
xakes me the more :neasy. for by
t1feen and uE:a7s1vab!y being in Com
pany with her reyives my former Pas
sion for your Lowland Beauty; where
as was | to live more retired from
lyoua6 Women, l might in some meas
4e6Fe eliviate my sorrow by burying
that chast and troublesome Passion in
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of solid gold, his hair was powdered,
and a crossword hung at his side.
The bride was attired in heavy bro
caded white silk inwoven with silver
thread. She wore a white satin
quilted petticoat with a heavy corded
white silk overskirt. and high-heef>d
shoes Of white satin, with buckles OF
brilliants. She had rutties OF rich
point-lace, pear! necklace, earrings and
bracelets, and was attended by three
bridesmaids.
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mingled with Washington's fondness
for the young soldier.
When Braddock's defeat brought the
soldier again to Mount Vernon, to resi-
from the fatigues Of the campaign,
there is abundant evidence to prove
that be had become a parsonage in the
eyes of women.
Yet in. spite Of the attractions IN
Washington's headquarters in 1916
Virginia, we find him journeying to
Boston, on military business, by way
of New York. The hero CT Hraddock's
stricken field found every door open
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-02-22
People Talked About.

Gilbert Hubbard is now q Socialist.
The King Of Portugal is 4 devoted
fisherman.
J. Pierpont Morgan has Just paid
$4,000 for the oldest piano in existence.
Michael jenkins has given to Baiti-
more a site fol. the Maryland Institute.
John Hay. Secretary of State, is 4
graduate of Brown University, class
Of 1855.
A pension has been granted By the
Government of Sweden to Pierre Ib-
sen. brother of the dramatist. He is q
lighthouse keeper
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College Notes.

Two new scholarships have been
founded at Barnard.
Work on the Princeton lake. given b.
Andrew Carnegie, has been started.
At the last meeting of the New York
City College Club. ilazing was dis
cuSsed.
The seniors Of Columbia have select
ed their committee of arrangements for
the class dinner.
The Garrett Orienta! manuscript cat
alogue prepared by DR.. Emo Lift
mann, Of Princeton. was printed in Ger
many last summer.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-02-22
RIOTS IN ITALY.

SymDathizerss With Russian Revolt
,tioniSts Clash With the Troops.
Rome. Italy. - Meetings to express
sympathy with the Russian revolution
lists were held in "arious cities of Italy.
In Rome there was 4 clash with the
troops when Il mob OF 5000 tried to
march to the Capitol. They were dis
DprSnd.
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before him. He was feted In Phila-
delphia, and the ]aristocrats O.. Manhat-
tan gave dinners in honor Of the strap
ping young soldier from the wiids OF
Virginia.
At the house Of his friend Beverly
Robinson be met Miss Mary Philipse,
and speedily surrendered. She was a
beautiful, cultured woman twenty-five
years old, who had Travelled widely
and had seen much of the world. He
promptly proposed to her, and was re-
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-02-22
policeman GETS 20 YEARS.

Daranna IS Sentenced Fer Killing Man
in Cold Blood.
New York City.~-Poiiceman Eugene
L. Devanna, attached to the High
bridge station. was sentenced to twenty
years in States prison by Judge Fos-
ter. He had been convicted of man.
slaughter in the first degree for having
shot and killed George Dowrick. at
the Morris Heights Hotel, on Novem-
Der %. Devanna was intoxicated at
the time.
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After tho Honeymoon

Aunt Jane-"Is your husband all you
thought he was?'
Emma-"Well, yes. I think he is, but
1 am sorry to say that he is far from
being what he thinks himself to be-
Boston Transcript. -
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New EXtraditiOn Law.

The bill extending the provisions Of
the revised statutes relating TO the ex-
tradition of fngitiyes from justice to
the Philippine Islands was passed by
the Senate at Washington. D. c. The
Ill has already passed the House.
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Not Changed in ANY Way

He-"How did you find your friend
whom you had not seen for two
years."
Shc-"Oh. she had the same hat, the
same dress and the same husband."-
Fliegende Blaetter.
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The Fat Woman--:'The Arm:ess
Wonder tells some awful funny
things"
The Bearded Lady-"Yes; and he
says them in such an off-hand way.
too.'-Puck.
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ANY Downtown Street.

when I catch him I'll wipe up ths
street with him."
Il don't know whether or not ht
needs it. but the street certainly does
cleveland Plain Dealer.
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Grasped the Idea.

what is your order. sir" asked TIT
waiter.
Bring me some frenz;ed eggs" sale
the man with the napkin tucked under
his chin.-Chicago Tribune.
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An Eye to the Future.

Mrs. Mason-"What did you give Is
abel for a wedding present."
Mrs. Jason-"A chatting dish. You
see. my husband is her husbands phys
ician.'-Brooklyn Life.
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Would Not Swim Overtime.

"OuII MOI SWI" VSeFt3HIt.
"What happened to RolliGnan!'
He drowned"
An couldn't he SWIM"
HE did, for nine hours, BUT he was q
MON manufacturers Statesman.
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whats become of Toothoru?"
.:Oh. he's putting in all his time on
his new book, The Experiences of a
Chauffeur"
Auto biography "-Broohlyn Life.
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. Hssty Correction.

Hasty Correction.
Mrs. Gaswell lat the concert -"What
horrible discord!" .
Mrs. Mannerborn-"Why. that's Wag.
ner music" ,.
Mrs. Gasswell-'Certainiy AS I was
saying. what horrible discord Vogner
is to some peopler-Chicago Tribune.
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Today
esy.

\ duke III the court OF st. james
WAS great at remembering namess
Especially when
They weren't of men, \
But rich young American DANES:
cleveland Leader,
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ANNAPOLIS Cadets Graduate.

ElltAtl POllS ouCClo
Diplomas were presented by the
President to ia graduates at the An
napolis Naval Academy, and he urged
them to perform their duties so that
every shot would tell.
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Quite Extraordinary.

ZuFFo
Mrs. Malaprop-"Mrs. Vane's awful
stuck up about her shapely hand"
Mrs. Browne-"Is she, really?"
Mrs. Malaprop-"Oh! my! yes. Why.
she's so stuck on it that she's had a
marble bust made of it.'-Philadelphia
Press.
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Suotted Him .

"Do the police know who committed
the robberies in the circus:'
Yes"
"Who was it"
"They spotted the tattooed man.
Cleveland Plain Dealer, -.
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Flea In His Ear.

Pop"
Yes, my SON.
Are not feas very hard to catch?"
VERY hard, my boy
"How is it, then. that mamma gets
'em SO she can put 'em in your ear all
the time!"-Yonkers Statesman.
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MENACED KREMLIN.

DEMONSTRATION by MOSCOW CroWu-
Bomb Thrown.
Paris, France. A dispatch to the
Rappel from st. Petersburg said that
an enormou crowd marched to the
Kremlin, where the Grand Duke Ser
gius, Governor-Ge General of Moscow, had
taken refuge. Its intention was to
break in and wreak vengeance upon
the Grand Duke, The attempt did not
succeed. In the evening a bomb was
thrown and burst at the foot Of tue
Kremlin'S walls.
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Popular Belief.

Popular Belief. -.
"Racilli." remarked the boarier who
had been reading the scientific pages
in a patent medicine almanac, 'tare in
visible"
Right you are" rejoined the cheer
full idiot. AT least. those in. kisses are
simply out Of sight.'"-Chicago News,
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A Fatalist.

so he has failed. .eh? I guess he
doesn't believe in his luck like he used
to-"
oh. yes he does; more thoroughly
than ever"
"Indeed%"
Yes, in his bad uck.'-Philadelphia
Press. '
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OF Course.
SubbuDs--"I nearly broke my back
%shoveling the snow of my place yes
terday."
Backlots--"We!l, it's Il good thing
summer isn't here. too"
Subbuhs--"Wlat arr YOU talking
&bout??"
Backlotz-"Why, if VIC had winter
and summed together you'd have to
shovel nov and cut the grass; too
Philadelphia Press.
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He Knew.
"Children. we will now havt n e.r-
ample in division. Tommy Tiggley, if
your father brought home $f0 to divide
with your mother what would she
get?"
Ten dollars"
"Tommy, you don't know your les
SON."
NO. ma'am. but / know my mother"
-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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sxo% HE quaint old steel enGraV-
b ing which shows George
~ 8 and Martha Washington
l. + sitting By q table, while the
Sxcn Custis children stand dYti-
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1905-03-17

/ wish my friends to know that
my barn has been sold and the money
paid to my perfect satisfaction.
Mrs. VICTORIA TRoMBLA.
For SALE-Two houses and lots
enquire of j. C. LeYdorf 2a*
Mrs. Mary Munger of East Toledo
spent Sunday with Mrs. Walter
Pomeroy.
Miss Name Dirrin of Montpelier,
O., is visiting her sister, Mrs. r..
Stickles.
VIM. Hiss of Hopkins, Mich, is
the guest of j. NJ. Brown and wife
this week.
H. A. Kazmaier and wife and Mrs.
NJ. Byrnes were guests of Toledo
friends, Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Sly of Bowling Green
was the guest of Geo. Wallace and
wife last week.
Walter Alexander and wife of To
ledo and Rev. Lowry were Sunday
visitors of &. j. Evans and wife.
Miss Lottie Thompson of East
Toledo was the guest of Miss Myrtle
Leydorf at supper on Wednesday.
Jess Thornton and wife and Frank
Lee, Mrs. It's brother of San Diego
Cal spent Monday with C. II. Var
Norman and wife.
Wayne Knit Matchless hosiery al
25c. A new line of the best numbers
just in for men, women, misses ant
boys. A. c. FULLER,
Miss Janice Leydorf celebrated
her sixth birthday on Monday last
Twelve little girl friends were he
guests, and they were pleasant y EN-
tertained, A splendid supper wa
served which the little people enjoyed
Miss Jannice was the recipient o
many pretty gifts.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1905-03-17
A Chicago Alderman owes his Elec
tion to hamberlain's Cough
Remedy.

81 can heartily and conscientiously
recommend Chamberlains Cough
Remedy for affections of the throat
and lungs" says Hon. John Shenick,
220 So. Peoria St, Chicago. Two
years ago during political campaign,
| caught cold after being overheated
which irrltated my throat and | was
finally compelled to stop, as | could
not speak aloud. In my extremity a
friends advised me to use Chamber
lains Couch Remedy. | took two
doses that afternoon and could not be-
lieve my senses when found the next
morning the Inflammation had large
ly subsidized. l took several doses that
day, kept right on talking through the
campaign, and | thank this medicine
that | won my seat in the council"
This remedy is for sale by Bowers &
ComstoclS, druggists,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1905-03-17
ARE YOU ENeAeEn2

Engaged people should remember.
that after marriage, many quarrels
can be avoided, by keeping their di.
gestions in good condition with Elec-
trio Bitters. S. A. Brown, of Ben
lettsville, S. c., says: For years,
my wife suffered intensely from dys-
pepsia. complicated with a torpid liv-
er until she lost her strength and
yigor, and became mere wreck OF
her former self, Then she tried cleo
trio Bitters which helped her at once
and fnally made her entirely well. She
is now strong ~ Bowers &
Comstocf yuaran-
tees IN
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1905-03-17
A new piano adorns the home of
Fred Friess of this place.

~ new piano duOrnS Ule nome oil
Fred Friess of this place.
Henry Pargellis who has been at
tending school at Ada is home.
e. J. Spilker and wife were guests
of J. f. Byrne and family Sunday.
New Ties for Men at 25c better
than the ordinary. FULLER's.
j. C. and John Byrne made bus
iness visit to Wauseon last week.
Mrs. Stevens of Toledo is visiting
with Mrs. c. NJ. Hamilton this week.
VIM. Scott, wife and son, James,
attended the funeral of a relative in
East Toledo, Sunday.
-WANTED.-Nursn confinement
cases speciality. References. Ad-
dress, Box 235, Perrysburg, o. 2a%
Frank Lee of California who has
been visiting with Jess Thornton will
return to San Diego, California, We'd
nesday.
The SWEETEST" line of mems dress
Shirts at soc, you ever saw, will be
here this week. Don't miss them.
FULLER's.
Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Cole, Mrs.
Browne and Mrs. Riddle were guests
of their mother, Mrs. Lawrence here
this week.
Miss Jessie Finkbeiner has been
visiting friends in Shelby, o., and on
her return will call upon friends in
| Oberlin.
George r. Hahn residing east OF
town, presented the JOURNAL with a
silver cart wheel which showed his
subscription peg into ,O6.
I am prepared to do sewing of any
kind making speciality of shirt waists
and shirt waist suits. Would be pleased
to have your patronage. First floor in
the Hillabrand bldg. on Main street.
Mrs. GRACE WELLS.
We Will soon hear some stories OF
the high seas. Seaman l.. f. Hicklel
of the attlehip New York is expected
during this month to visit Perrysburg
friends and relatives.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will give.a swap social at tn,
home of David Main on Friday even
ing, March II. Everybody invited
Admission Is cents, which include
supper. Bring something to swap.
On Friday evening next the mem
bers of the Hull Prairie Sunday schoo
will give a supper at the home of Sam
uel Carter to which all are invited
| is 10 cents.
New ribbons in "a variety of width
l suitable for ties, hair ribbons an
!. trimmings. Good line of deslrabl
+ colors. a. &. FULLER.
: II you cannot eat, sleep or worl
S feel mean, cross and ugly, take Ho
!. listers Rocky Mountain Tea thi
1 month. A tonic for the sick. Their
is no remedy equal to 1t. 80 cent
Tea or Tablets. Bowers & Comstocl
On Friday evening last Mrs. "
= A. Adamson entertained party c
r lady friends at her home in this place
a Music and games were features of ell
|, tertalnment, supplemented by a
!. elaborate supper The guests wei
A Mesdames Morgan, Maga, WorthinG
ton, Taylor, Curtis, Wells, Hunte
Deigh, Welch. Float and r.. Il. Adam
l. son of Toledo and Mrs. A. j Witzle
of Perrysburg,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1905-03-17
ATTACKED BY A MOB

And beaten in labor riot until COW
cred with sores, Chicago street car
conductor applied Bucklen's Arnica
Salve, and was soon sound and we'll,
81 use it in my family" writes G. j.
Welsh of Tekonsha, Mich, "and find
it perfect" Simply great for cuts and
burns. Only zoe at Bowers & Com
stocks drug store.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1905-03-17
-Mr. II. AIeorn ana Vic Of Toledo

Mr.. II. Alcorn and wife of Toledo
were in town Sunday.
II. J. Koch and wife of Aspen.
Col. are the guests of his brother, Chas.
Koch and family this week.
Fred Ayerill and Mrs. a. L. Aver
i'll of.Toledo were in town Sunday to
attend the funeral of Mrs C. A.
Powers.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1905-03-17
FOR SALE.
Wall Paper and Painting.

am prepared to supply wall paper
from cents and upward per roll.
viii call and show samples at any
time upon request. Bell phone, Red