Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1889-09-20


residence of VIM. Jennings, on lower
Front street and will remove to the
new home soon.
C. Finkbeiner has secured the serv-
ices of E. r. Farling, Of Springfield,
Mo-, as clerk in his clothing and gents
furnishing store.
Mr.. H. L. Cook has sold his resi-
dence on Fifth street, and purchased
the residence on Railroad street, for
merly owned by Mrs. J. Cleaver.
Clothing and furnishings for Fail
and Winter wear at VOLTS.
Since the Pastime ceased her visits
we have not had the pleasure OF seeing
anybody rush down to the dock at
break neck speed, just in time to gel
left.
Straw hats from &c up at VOLTS.
A little four-weeks-old baby of Mr.
and Mrs. Oliver Mogle, Of Perrysbure
township, died on Tuesday last, ant
the remains were buried in Fort Meig'
cemetery Wednesday.
Boots and shoes, all grades an,
prices, at VOLTS,
r. 7. Lewis, of Pemberville, has
been allowed n pension of So pei
month, with handsome amount o.
back pay. Mr.. L. is a worthy gentle
man, and served his country faithfully
during the rebellion, and is justly en-
titled to his good fortune.
New boots and shoes for fall trad,
at Barton's.
-FoR SALE.-One pair first-clas
mules. Enquire of Z. w. DeVerna
Dunbridge, Wood Co., o. 22m.
New stock of mems and boys cloth
ing at Barton's.
Mrs. Sarah Thompson is having
her new home put in readiness fol
occupancy, by painting, repairing
and otherwise improving and beautify
ing the premises, and expects to re
move her family soon.
Henrietta cloth, 20c to SOC per yard
at j, VOLTS.
We commenced, last week, th'
publication of the Capture and Escape
of Doc. Jones, of Dunbridge, II membe
of the 2lst Reg't o. V. V. l., as told b.
himself. Any person wishing to secur
the story should send in their subscril
tion mt once. We can furnish bacl
numbers to all who order within tn
next two weeks.
-Finibeiner has full line of schoo
supplies.
"A telegram announcing the death
by consumption, of Harry Comstock, o
Bowling Green, was received by friend
here on Tuesday last. The deceased
is a young gentleman of about 81 year
of age, who has been IL sufferer fo
some time past with that dread dis
ease, which has finally proven fatal
The family have the sympathy O
many friends of this locality.
Hats and Caps, from a5c up at
VOLTS.
Peter Fumbach- who recent.
opened butcher shop in the building
formerly occupied by Ben Pheghaa
has failed and left the town. His debt
were small and could have beel
Strengthened easily enough if he ha'
only remained and showed ii little NOR
grit, but he evidently got discourage'
and gave up too easily. He had man,
friends who would willingly have give
ainn lift.
If you want first class double q
single harpess go to Wm. Scllect, Perrys
burg.
1.-Two weeks ago we were requeste'
to publish the following question
who was the boy and what was hi
nume who had the basket containing
the five loaves and two fishes which fe
the multitude ~ Nobody has nj
tempted to answer, and we are now re
quested to publish the answer which
taken from the Juniata Sentinel AM
Republican, of Mifilinton, Pa, and i
as follows 1.-The boy was Ben Ezra
son of Mirism, who was IL sister G
Philip, one of the deciples."
Carpets from zoe to G5c per yard
at j. VOLTS.
Mr.. John Eberly, the Oldest bus
ness man in Perrysburg, has sold hi
well known boot and shoe store to hi
son Fred G. Eberly and the change {
firm occurred this week. Fred has TO
many years been connected with thi
firm and many friends congratulate an
wish him success in his business. !
large stock Of the best makes of good
is being put in and the good reputatio
of the house, together with the pus
and energy OF the new proprietor, wi
undoubtedly bring trade which wi
be highly satisfactory and profitable.
| All kinds glnghams, from Oc 10
at VOLTS.
One of the most sensible arrange
ments made by the managers OF th
Wood County Fair, to be held at Bow
ing Green, is that by which the sci
vices OF Mr.. c. G.. Ross, of the Ros
House, OF Bowling Green, has bee
secured to take charge of the hote
department on the Fair grounds.
will not be necessary for visitors I
cucumber themselves with lunch ba!
kets as Charlie Ross will furnish
first-class meal at the very low price {
Doc, and ample provisions will be mad
toserve any number of guests. Charlie
reputation as caterer is tirst-class an
no person will DO allowed to leave tn
Fair grounds in hungry condition
! he trusts himself in the hands OF MI
Ross.