Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-04-07

bDEiut TOOulS thlo NSSh.
Paper and Oil Shades at Finkbeiners'
--Mears. II. c. Kinney and Frank Lease'
Of Bowling Green, have opened up branch
shoe store In MCCumb, ONO.
-Hopkins' has the largest variety of
lamps lv be found in the county.
The Ladies' Centennial Society will
hold their next social At Centennial Hall,
on Friday evening next, April l4.h.
The spirit Of cleaning up and general
improvement reems tu have struck our
town, forciDly. Let the good work go on.
We always recommend Rlnehart's
W orm Loz. sold by laylur & Miller.
If you want any kind oi crockery or
glassware, go To Hopkins Furnishing
House.
MIR. G. C. TAYLOR revels in alabastined
walls, having washed, scrared and cleansed
the ceiling and walls oil his drug store anu
put Oh sutficienl uiabasline To produce
neat tiut.
The finest display of Furniture ever
made in the Northwe-t, can be seen by
calling nj Hopkins Furnishing Hou-e.
1t is reported that Mr.. Fred Raub, who
lately removed To Bellevue, is talking OF re-
turning to P,rrysburg, having failed 10 &C.
cure II suitable room there i'll which 10 open
his stock OF groceries.
Remember that all goods in the Jew
elry line will be sold at greatly reduced
prices, at John Zurhuh's Jewelry Store.
MIR. RS. Lease has got his hotel at
Bowling Green very neatly and comforta
bly, furnished for the accommodation OF
guests, but reports that The hotel business
has been unusually dull this winter.
IT you want the cheapest furniture in
Wood county, 20 to Hopkins.
Capt. Frank NJ. Young recently
resigned the position as Postmaster
nj Weston, and after a short struggle fol
the position, Mr.. Carlo Cal! has beer
appointed TO fill the vacancy
Two weeks ago Haskins took a steI
forward by voting for a proposition, ane
carrying il by a handsome majority, t.
erect Sc 600 brick school house. The,
ara now looking around for the brick.
Hopkins will sell yeu bed steads
springs or mattresses, for So and upwards
In fact if you want anything in the furni
ture line, call at Hopkid.' Furnishing
House, and Second street.
We direct attention to the advertise
ment of Mr.. ]. K. Frederick, of South To
ledo, WHO desires TO close out his stoc
and is making great slaughter in tn
prices OH harness. Read the ad for ig
ures.
A full and complete line OF Schot
Books, to be used at our Union Schol
next quarter, ut the Poslofiice.
The Council Of Bo wiling Green hav
!. adopted proposition to shed light upo
the village by putting up Kerosine lamps
Twelve have been put in position up
date, and when you wisl, to find one 4
, these lamps you must look for the residsnc
Of II city official.
4 If you want the finest set Of furnitui
In Wood county 20 to Hopkins Furnisl
, ing House.
The Statement of the North Bri,is
: Fire Insurance Company will he found
a this issue of the JOURNAL. From the I'll
ures given il will be seen that il left Il
great bulk OF its immense business in til
country last year, in the country where
obtained its business. Mr.. A. Il. William
is the local agent.
We publish in another column an a
tcle from the Bee. concerning the closing
a"seven years" term of the Olney Scho
J in Ross township, with Mr.. II. l.. Crane
teacher. The harmony that has existed
that district during the past seven yea
: between directors, teacher and scholar
will serve as good model for other distric
to emulate.
Lamps of all grades, from the ham
somest down TO the cheapest, can be pu
chased very cheap at Hopkins Furnishir
!, House.
+ One would naturally suppose thi
', the fair complexioned damsels would
willing, nay rather anxious 10 exhib
the same at all times, but such is n
the case. They are becoming SO mode
a OF late that they have taken the We
Q yes, three or four OF them, and have
: completely hidden their complexion th
!. it is not safe TO more than nod reco
a nition, after you are nodded at, and th'
! guess at the balance.
9 Fancy Boxes and Box Paper, from
= cents to So at the Little Dutch PoslotfiC
Mr.. A. J. A.Spafiord, Of Hull Prairi
who has been student at the VALPARAISO
: Ind, Normal School for the past tV
Il years, sends renewal Of his subscriptit
II TO the JOURNAL, to be aent to Valparai
= = another year, also this postscrip
r. "The School at this place Is still pre-
pering, and the spring term will OPP
: with an unusually large number Of nj
students, the greater per cent. OF the ne
U arrivals being teachers that have clos
their winter schools and have gone to d
normal that they may improve their stan
o ing us teachers"