Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-06-09
LOCAL MATTERS.
NEW ADvEWTTsEmENTs
PERRYSBURG.
ITS Manufactures ana Busi-
ness Houses.

We had hoped to be able to complete our
mention of all the manufacturing estab
lishments this week, but discovered when
too late that four or five had been over
looked. They will appear in our next is
pue. We have nearly two columns more
in type than can be used in this issue, hut
have been compelled to use such US have
ordered extra copies that we may dispose
of the extra edition worked off this week
CITY BAKERY.
RUDOLPH DAEz, PRoP'R.
In reviewing the business enterprises of
our stirring young city, the reader would
very readily observe the non-appearance
and incompleteness of orr endeavors were
we to omit the name of RUDOLPH DANE,
our experienced baker. The bakery dates
its existence back to the year 1870, and is
well stocked with -four and such other del
icacies and substantinls, with which such
establishments abound. Mr. DANz's bak-
cries are all choice and made from the FIN
cat grades of material. His experience
places him in the front rank of those fol-
lowing the profession, and he gives the bust
ness of compounding and preparing bread,
cookies cakes, pics, &C., his careful and
personal attention, so that when they come
from the oven, they are all the purchaser
can desire them TO be. Mr.. ID. has gained
q reputation that affords him pleasure to
reflect upon. He is located on the east
side OF Louisiana Avenue, and his trade
extends far beyond our own town.
HARNESS STOR Il 4 MANUFACTOKY
OWEN BLACKMORE, PRor'R.
After the subject OF this sketch served
out full apprenticeship in England he
embarked to this country and settled in the
city OF Toledo. After remaining there
four years, he came to Perrysburg, and af-
ter taking survey of our town he con-
cluded to locate among u.s. In due time
he made purchase of the premises where
he now is on Front street, and after adj
jnsting his benches and shelving, purchased
. stock, spread out his tools rolled up his
sleeves and went to work. 1t was not long
before he found many friends and patrons
IN both country and village who discovered
him to be all experienced mechanic, who
gave him their patronage, and we are glad
to learn that he is giving his customers en-
tire satisfaction. HIS trimmings are care
fully selected, and all his work is manu-
factured from the best of material. He
employees practical mechanic and is we'll
qualified to fill any orders left with him
upon short notice. He manufactures har-
ness of the various qualities and styles,
and makes repairing specially, and puts
no work upon the market but that which
he warrants.
TOBACCO AND CIGAR FACTORY.
NICHOLAS wEDERTZ, PRoP'R.
When the reader is through perusing
this number of the JOURNAL, he will be
conversant with the fact that but few
branches OF business have not a repre-
sentative in the village of Perrysburg.
The cigar is supposed to be OF Spanish ORR
gin. Tobacco was the name used by the
CaribbceS for the pipe. The general form
in which tobacco is now used for smoking
was also the ancient mode, and us smoking
has become general luxury, the cultivati, n
and consumption of tobacco has increased
in greater proportion than almost any 9TH
er product of agriculture. The process of
making cigars, with the recent inventions
of fprcsses, etc, is both simple and easy in
America; but the mode of manufacture
offers in different countries, and the cap
ital employed is untold millions.
Mr., WEDERrz has his factory located on
Third street, adjoining the depot, and man
sold in various parts OF the country. He
has gone to considerable expense in fitting
up his establishment and the improve
ments thereto have changed the appearance
of the premises materially. lie purchased
the property in a dilapidated condition,
which presented an uninviting appearance,
and has remodeled the old and added a
handsome new building, giving the whole
premises neat aud tasty appearance. His
manuf'ctOry is the only one of the kind
in town, and his cigars and tobaccos are
of excellent quality and flavor, and meet
with ready sales.
THREE MILLINERY ESTABLISH.
MENTS.
MRS. a. y. FREDERICK.
The word Millinery" is derived from
the word "Milan." Millinery, for some
ccHturicr, was synonymous with the dress
goods of Milan manufacture. 1t is still
the most fashionable city in Italy, and the
center Of the silk business.
The lady mentioned above has her busi-