Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-06-09
DRUG HOUSE.
~ DMOG hVOSEs
A. n. CHAMPNEY, PRop'R.

DRUG HOUSE.
A. n. cHAMPNEY, PRoP'R.
This important addition to the fine array
Of business houses that adorn our village,
has been established since 1866, and has
become extensively known through the
country for the excellence Of its goods.
The building is substantial brick, 'front.'
ing Louisiana Avenue, easy Of access, and
in the business heart OF town. The sales
room is on the ground floor, and behind
the counter you will find the gentlemanly
proprietor and his assistants always ready
to attend the wants of his numerous Gus
toners. One OF the important features Of
this establishment is, that Mr.. CHAMPNEY
buys hrs goods from eastern houses, paying
cash, which enables him to offer special
inducements to those favoring him with
patronage. Mr.. G. studies the wants Of
the market, and by a.careful examination
of his stock, shows good judgement in its
selection, and always keeps a full line on
hand. Fine business tact, united to honest
dealing and industry, leads to the sumnum
bonum OF successful career in business
life. Mr.. c. makes speciality in fine per-
fumes, and dealslargely in world renowned
extracts, patent medicines, brushes. wall
paper paints, oils, varnishes, and trusscs.
Prescriptions are also carefully compounded
from the purest drugs. To enumerate the
thousand and one articles, contained in
this house would be well nigh impossible ;
but we will say, that there is hardly any
thing but that Mr.. c. keeps that belongs to
a first rate drug house, and we were pleased
with the arrangement Of the store in all
its appointments. His business is increas-
ing every year, which is good certificate
to the public of his ability in the trade, Of
the good satisfaction oil his goods, az well
as his fair dealing with his patrons
and visitors and buyers will al.
ways meet cordial and hospitablo recep.
| tion from him.
DRY GOODS, ROOTS. SHOES AMI
FURNISHING GOODS.
| JAMES BLASS, PROP II.
The amount of capital invested in thC
dry goods trade in Perrysburg, is mucI
larger than is generally supposed. The
extent of operations by the different firms
engaged in the sale Of such merchandise
out line an extensive exhibit, making til,
title of this article far more comprehensiv,
than might at first be imagined. 1t in
cludes goods woven from nearly all the va
rious textile fibres-cotton, WOOL silk, etc
in an almost infinite variety of styles
colors, and patterns, and used for an aston
ishing variety of purposes. The good
comprising this enterprise, are not thos
which are intended for the ordinary cos
tunes OF the day only, but alike for decor
ating the toilet and the cradle of the in
FAINT, the dresses of ladies and gentlemen
Young or old, in grades ranging in textur
and in quality from the cheapest to tn
most costly. The sales-room, which is un
der the supervision OF Mr.. c. c. BIsBEE
assisted by Mr.. G. B. KREPs, is an airy
well lighted, and excellenuy well venti
lated department. and each side filed will
neatly arranged shelving, holding q fin
assortment OF goods which the proprieto
is disposing of at an exceedingly small
gin of profit. The stock OF prints il
excellent, excellent in quality and quaint
tv, excellent in store, and elegant whel
wore, and embraces the different styles O
finish. The art of printing calico, ha
been carried towards perfection by the ex
ercise of the highest mechanical ingenuity
the cultivated tasts of artists, and the tai
ent of the most distinguished chemists
and great variety of these prints contain
ing fast eolors, are being disposed of q
this store, very cheap for cash. TIL
piece goods are graded, and contain fin
assortment to choose from, and if the Gus
toner prefers fine, he gets fine; if he shoul
want coarse, he is shown that; or, ii h
prefers neither, he can readily obtain tina
grade which is between, and there is N
need of going away unsatisfied. They hav
packs of bolts of muslin, blcached and un
bleached; hosiery, gloves, silks, velvet'
broadcloths, and all kinds of notions an,
Ladies and gents furnishing goods.
The stock of boots and shoes is large AM
well calculated for the trade, and any foo
can be fitted from that of the child to MAJ
of ripper years. 1t would do our lad
friends good to examine his fancy good
that are designed especially for them, W
are sure they would be pleased. The cs
tablishment is of recent origin, but tn
smiling .countenance Of the attendants am
the inequality of the goods will be sur
to bring him large returns.