Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-06-27

LOCAL MATTERS

Come in and have an excursion on
the steamer on the 4th.
The mercury dropped down to the
fifties on Tuesday and Wednesday and we
had a cold rain.
Mr.. Caldwell commenced the work of
grading the approach to the bridge on
Wednesday. The stone work of the bridge
Will be completed Tomorrow.
School Books at Finkbeiner's.
1t is TO be hoped that every citizen
will put shoulder 10 the wheel and
make their lawns and residences brilliant
with decorations on the 4th.
The Ladies' Centennial Society will
arrange to run lunch stand on the 4th
to accommodate some of the large number
expected on that day.
Mr.. Jacob Nufer, failing to secure his po-
sition on the road, has decided to open up a
saloon at Waterville and is packing his goods
to-day for removal to that point.
The subject for the two discourses by tho
Rev. Mr.. Mix at the Walnut Street Church on
Sabbath next are Morning, "Scienoe and tho
Bible" Evening, a. rust in the Lord"
A large Stock of Wall Paper and Dec
orations, at A. II. CBAMrNEY's.
-TifIin laid the corner stone on Wednesday
for 100000 Court House, designed to be the
| finest in The State. They had a big time and
lots Of people to IL. Clerk Donnelly aud Fred
| Hillabrand were the representatives from
| Wood county.
Miss Mary Carroll gave the pupils o.
her school u pic mic in Loebers Grove Oh
Saturday last which was highly apprecia
ted by all In attendance.
Don't fail TO see that new stock of
Neck Ties and Bows, Just in at Finkbein-
ers.
! Stated by II. B. Cochran, druggist
Lancaster, Pa: Have guaranteed over
300 bottles Of Burdock Blood Bitters for
dyspepsia, sour stomach, bilious attacks,
liver and kidney trouble.
H. A. Knoff, Photographer, of Penn.
berville, will be located in Perrysburg
during the 4th of July occasion, and will
probably remain here for 10 days or two
weeks after the 4th.
School Books and Supplies, at
A. r. CHAMPNEY's.
"A Committee has been appointed by
the Wood County Bar Association who
have the preliminaries under way for
banquet Mt Blanks Hail. Bowling Green,
on Monday evening next, June 30th.
The firm of Farnsworh & P overs, in
the nursery business at Wa tervile, has
been Dissolved. Mr.. Farnsworth expects
to retire from the business, but Mr.. Powers
informs us that he expects to continue.
Don't fail to call on Finkbeiner and
see his stock of Window Curtains, by the
yard or pattern.
Ayers Sarsaparilla operates radically
upon and through the blood, and is safe,
reliable, and absolute cure for the various
diseases, complaints and disorders due to
debility, or to any constitutional taint or
infection.
Mrs. John Kline, at the age of 35
years, surrendered to the tell destroyer,
consumption, on Monday last. She has
left behind a husband and seven small
children to struggle with the cold charity y
of the world. The remains we're shipped
by rail to Erie county for interment on
Monday evening.
School Books and Stationary, at
A. II. CEAMPNEY's.
The last will and testament of the
late Perry Thomas, left for record in the
Probate Office at Bowling Green on We'd
nesday of last week, leaves all his property,
real and personal, to his son Jerome
B. Thomas, but gives his widow the con-
troll of same during her life.
The Wood County Board of School
Examiners held meeting at Weston last
week and organized for the ensuing year
as follows: President, Prof. E. K
Barnes. Clerk, I. N. Van Tassel. They
also decided TO hold the rst examination
on the first Saturday of the Institute,
August 23d.
Monarch Shirts, White and Fancy,
Crown Collars and Cuds-best in the
market--al Finkbeiner's.
The following are the officers elected |
at the annual meeting OF the Wood County
W. G. T. U. held at Tonlogany two weeks
ago: President, Mrs. NJ. L. Virgins,
Bowling Green; Vice President, Mrs. d. |
Lampman, Perrysbnrg; SecreIery, Mrs. j.
w. Sloppy, Pembervile; Treasurer, Mrs.
j. A, Shannon, Bowling Green.
-Burdette says vigilance is the price of the
potato crop. About ten hours per day devoted
to crushing potato bugs with hard sticks, will |
probably save the upper part of the patch for
you. BY the time you dig the potatoes, you
will be 40 completely disgus,ed with every thing |
pertaining to potato culture that you couldn t
look potato in the eye without feeling Of nau.
sea aud as for eating hut this enables you
to sell the whole bushel without pang.
so, rs, S1,oO, Sl25 and 81 SO White
Shirts, also full line of Fancy Shirts, all |
at FINKBEINER's.
After a two weeks bitter struggle by
the Weston Board OF Education, the
friends of Miss Kate Brown were finally
successful in selecting her for their Super
intendent for the ensuing year. The only |
objection apparently on the part of any
was the employment of a lady for the first
position. Hiss Brown has won the repu-
tation of being very efficient teacher, and
is TO be congratulated upon her promotion.
The finest Improvement made on Front
street in many years, was that OF the re-
moval of the old frame building just oppo-
site the Exchange Hotel, on the first of
the week. Mr.. III. G. Lawrence finally |
succeeded in purchasing the lot OF Mr..
John Mcknight, the latter to remove the
building. We understand that Mr.. Law
renee intends putting on an addition to
the residence on the adjoining lot.
For Jewelrys Watches ana CLOCK OF
all Kinds, and Repairing, call on John
Zurhuh, 80 Monroe Street, Toledo, and he
will also keep on hand at the old stand in |
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