Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-04-30

Green, will build his Chautauqua Biblical
Bridge at the M. T.. Church tonight.
The new advertisement ef the Old
Reliable carpet house Of Messrs. V. b.
Snyder & Son. Toledo, appears in this is
sue.
-Money 10 loan at lowest rates. Call
on II. E. Peck, Perrysburg, Ohio. I'd.
"A compositor once got the punctuation
in the wrong place in the toast "Woman
without her, man would be a savage"
he made IL read "Woman, without her
man, would be n savage"
Flour at 81 25 per sOck, and Buck
wheat at cents, at the Perrysburg Ele-
vator.
The Jubol Club entertained house
full OF their friends at the residence OF Mr..
f. j. Oblinger on Tuesday evening, They
had the assistance of the Arion Quartette
again on this occasion.
Our Spring Stock of Ladies' Gloves
have arrived. Good Styles and nice as
sortment, Mt A. WILLIAMS.
Mr.. Charles Ssson has leased the
Touring mills at Lindsay, sandusky coun-
ty, and will put his son Mr.. r. c. Sisson,
TO operate it during the summer and will
go there himself in the fall. We wish
them success,
Another Invoice of Monarch Shirts
al F1NKBEINERs.
Miss Sarah Farley, aged % years, who had
been au invalid for ave or six years, died at
her home about four miles up the river on
Thursday last. The funeral services took
place at st. Rose de Lima church at 2. p. NJ.
Saturday, Rev. Reken officiating.
The incest Line OF White Dress Goods
at 10. l2i, 10, 10, 20 & 25c to be found
anywhere. A. WILLIAMS.
All the river fishermen below the dock
closed up business last week, nearly all of
whom failed To get their money back invest
ed in seines, provisions, etc. Three or four
of the up river fishermen are still watch
ing tor Nh opportunity 10 make haul, but
the catch in light.
Light Running Davis Sewing Ma
chine, FINKBEISER.
~ would not die IN Springume," ia
sentiment that should be most heartily
appreciated Just Mt this time, with the
apple, peach, pear and cherry trees laden
with their blossoms and foliage aud rich
perfume. The promise Of an abundant
crop Of fruit was never better.
Large line of Fmbroideres and
Laces Tor trimming white dresses. at low
prices. A.. WILLIAMS.
1t ia the opinion of Signal Service OF.
ficer Jenkins, OF Cincinnati, that the pres
ent run Of spring will continue without
any special b,ckset. Olher observers say
these warm days are simply storm breeders
snd look for n change which will reverse
the present conditions.
A full line Of School Books, States
Pada, Pens, Pencils, &c. Tor town and
country schools, at a. r. CHAMPNEY's.
Mr.. Chris. Gdssler will hold public
sale OF peronal property, at the residence
of ]. G. Seelman, on Perrysburg and J. :
twp. line road, II miles noril. Of pix =, ID
Wednesday next, May 9th, at which two
work horses, 4 cows, 8 calves, 3 yeSrIings'
wagons, farm implements, &c, will be
offered, on reasonable terms.
We are showing some very stylish
Dress plaids, with plain goods to match,
at Ice, 20c & 25c. A. WILLIAMS.
1t now sppears that ii was only the
wind-work of the new union depot 10 be
erected in Toledo that was completed about
two years ago. Toledo was to furnish GER
tain real estate and the LAX Shore Co.
was to erect the new depot within two
years. The time has expired and neither
have complied with the contract.
Very stylish Sof: and Stiff Hats. also
full line Straw Hats at FINKBElNER's.
That was not much of blizzard after
all, on Sunday last. But the mercury
has descended abont 40 degrees since that
under the pressure of a brisk east wind,
which contains about 674 pounds of
rheumatics, neuralgia and influenza, etc.,
TO the square inch. They must be as pi-
zen as the deadly upas down East, at
least their breath is labeled with suspicion.
We always keep a nice line of No
tions, snch as Handkerchief, Ribbons,
Gloves, Hosiery, &c, cheap, too. Try us
when you are wanting anything IN the
line. A. WILLIAMS.
We met Rev. G. IT, Rieken on his
return from South Toledo, Tuesday morn
ing. He reported the ent ertainment
which was given by the pupils of the
ST. Joseph'- School on the evening pre-
vious as being complete success. and
that the church would realize about $75
from the entertainment. The ram that
evening prevented many from this eide
from atlen ding.
A fine assortment of Box Paper, Al
buns, Pocket Books, Purses, Jewelry
Hair and Clothes Brushes, very cheap, at
A. K. CHAMPNEYs.
We are pleased 10 zee the Toledo
Commercial Telegram drop the last half of
It's name and fall back upon ils old and
familiar name of Toledo Commercial. 1t
also made other improvements, dropping
from three 10 two cents, and will be pub
li-hed every day IN the week, Sundays not
excepted, It being The only morning
paper, and under excellent Management il
ought to reach a large circulation, which
il fully merits.
Full and complete stock Gents Fur
nlshing Goods, at very low prices.
FINKBEINER.
"A correspondent Of the Pail Mall Ga
Iete remarks that all words beginning with