Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-05-25
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FINKBEINER.
Young woman, this is the year and
his is the season OF the year to select the |
Young man who will cling 10 you closer
han u brother durlng the entire picnic
md ice-cream festive season.
Those desiring to secure The best
and earliest variety of Tomato, the
'volunt teer," new variety, can secure
the same by calling on Mrs. DIR, Mich
ols, on Fifth street.
Go TO Champney's for wall Paper
and Ceiling Decorations. lie has the larg-
est stock in the County,
A Findlay young man sent men,
her of the board OF education SO as bribe
to get him certificate to teach. The
laid the letter and money before
the board and the grand jury will take the
matter up.
Full line Curtains by Yard or Pat
tern. flNkBEiNEh'
IF we had portion of the great and
destructive flood that is destroying so
much property in the Mississippi Valley
scattered over this section, great benefit
would result to both sections.
Best line Of Mems Shoes in town, Ia al
WILLIAMS.
We are informed that at a regular
of the Prrrysburg Board oil Ed
ucation on Thursday last, the question
of teachers came up, and the present
corps of teachers were re-employed for
the ensuing year.
Don't fail to see those Spring Suits.
FINKBEINER,
The lady members of the Perrysburg
Dancing School Club held asecond clos
ing of the Dancing season at the Town
Hall ON Wednesday evening, with full
fedged Leap Year hop. The boys en-
joyed it immensely.
For the finest and largest stock of
Wall Paper and Ceiling Decorations
to be found in Wood county, go to
A. K. CHAMPNEY's.
The largest apple tree in Ohio is near
CLYDE, Seneca county. 1t was planted by
Oliver Comstock in 1923, and now meas
ures is feet and inches in circumference,
and covers space Of ground 70 feet IN
diameter.
DRUG STORE FOR SALE.
ASHER COOK.
This cool weather gives ample orpor
iunity for the owners of homes to clean mp
their premises and prepare for the advent
Of summer weather, when novel, ham
mock in the shade, and fan will be the
height oil bliss.
-40c buys Curtain complete. $l.OO
buys Clock. FINKRElNER.
The long cherished hope OF the farm
era that the potato bug would eventually
die out as suddenly Ms they came, will
hardly be realized. for they promise this
reason 10 be Ms nemeFous and destructive
AS at any time in the p"st.
Real Bargains in Ladies' shoes, at
WILLIAMS,
I have sometimes thought that we
canmot know amy man thoroughly well
while he il IN perfect health. As the ebb
tide disclo-rs the real lines OF the shore
and The bel of he sea, so feeblenes-, sick
ness and pain bring nut the real chnruc Tel
nf themau Gurfeid
Now ready TO receive orders for all
kinds Of gas aud steam fitting.
JOHN c. LEYDoRF.
-Toma,o, Cabbage, Caulifower and
Celery plants At Stephen Harishorn's.
A correspondent writes in the Sclep'
tific A American that the worst iooth"che oI
neuralgia coming from the teeth, may he
speedily aud delightfully."- ended by the al'-
plication If a small bit Of coiton, saturated
in u strong solution Of ammonia, to til,
detective tooth.
Big line OF White Drcs" Goods wide
Embroidered FTouncing for Skirts, from
SOC per yard to 81 20, at WILLIAMS
Mrs. Squire Comstock, residing nea'
Bowling Green, while engaged in house
hold duties on Wednesday morning.
fell to the floor and expired in few
moments thereafter. A husband ant
large family of children are left tc
mourn the loss of their truest friend.
Ladies' and Childrens' Underwear
and Hosiery. FINKBEINER.
The remains of Mr.. VIM. SaLler, Q
young man aged about 10 years, reach
ed here on Saturday night and was tax
en- to undertaken Crooks rooms until
p. NJ Sunday when they were inferred
in the Catholic Cemetery. the funera
services being held at St. Rose de Linn
church. He went to Indiana some
months ago where he secured work, bu
received kick from mule which re
suited in death. His parents reside nea
Five Points, this county.
New line Of Spring and Summer Dres
Goods, Just received, at WILLIAMS
Mr.. NJ. G. Marion, editor of the An
ma Times, formerly resident OF Hu
Prairie drove down last Sunday wit h HI
family to have his baby baptized b
Father Rieken at st. Rose de Lin
church. Psrrysbvq Journal.
Thou art mistaken, venerable friend
we became an uncle about four week
previons to our Perryiburg visit, an
going to our home on Saturday evenin
in Hull Prairie. we the following Sur
! day morning, in company with our 81
, ter, who is also ''stuck up" on accoul