Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1889-09-13

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one fare for the round trip.
Hats and Caps, 1com 25c up at
VOLTS.
For SALE.-One pair first-class
mules. Enquire of E. w. DeVerna,
Dunbridge, Wood Co. o. I'm.
Mr.. G. Hillcnxemp, ef Toledo, will
be in Perysburg next week 10 arrange
for the instruction of a class Of pupils
in tho study OF German.
All kinds gingtsaass, from &c to SC
at Volts.
The Ladies' Aid Society cf the
Evangelical church, gave social at
the residence of Mrs. j. Huffocd last
Friday night.
-Fiakbeiner has a full line OF school
supplies.
The management of the Steamer
Pastime is contemplating another
change in their time schedule, making
one trip in the morning at an earlSor
hour than the present, and one in the
afternoon, at 3 o'clock.
III yoa want frst class double or
single iar,ess go to Wm, Schlect, PerrSs-
burg.
The schools wore closed Oh Theirs
day to give the pupils an opportunity
of attending the fair in Toledo, and
large numbers protited by the gener-
osity OF the Board. To-day they are
compelled to settle down to work again.
Silk ualbrel!ss, $3.50 to $500 at
VOLTS.
The house Of Geo. Nagely, on the
plank road, was totally consumed by
fire ON Wednesday afternoon. We
have not learned whether there was
any insurance on the property. Nearly
all the household goods were saved,
but small sum of money was burned.
Carpets from 2oc to CSC pr yard,
ut j. VOLTS.
Mr.. Edward Lees, of Springfield,
Lucas county, brother of VIM. Lees, of
this city, was buried on Tuesday last.
Mr.. Lees has been long known in this
locality as a successful farmer, and had
many friends in the neighhorheod
where he resided.
Flour and Feed alpaysen hand At g.c-
Earls gruoery.
-Jamcs Timmons hiss scsns into the
patent right business, and will soon
leave friends here to prosecute his
business. He has secured the right of
of the Southern States for the sale Of
patent veatilating apparatus finm
which he expects 10 reap considerable
financial benefit.
Henrietta cloth, 2Oc to Soc per yard,
az j. WdC's.
"A number Of Kansas ponies We're
brought here last Friday, and up to
this writing Is have been sold to our
citizens in town, or adjacent thereto.
These ponies are from eastern blooded
stock, raised in Kansas, and contain
some very fine animals.
Boots and shoes. all grades AMI
prices, at VOLTS,
= Pavol Thecdolof, a native of Bull
garia, gave lecture at the Evangel-
ical church last Sunday evening, on tho
manners and customs OF his native
country. This young gentleman is a
sta,dent of Hamilton college, N. Y,
and is educating himself for Il mis-
sionary.
-Tri-State ball yarn manufactured
at Camden N. Y, and for sale by VIM.
Barton.
We understand DIR. l. E. Braniard,
Homeopathic physician of Cleveland,
Ohio, was here some days since looking
the grounds over with view to locat-
ing in our village, and that he has
NOE decided 10 cast his lot among us,
and will remove here with his family
the latter part OF this, or the forepart
of next week. Knowing our village to
be one of the healthiest and most
pleasant in the State we welcome to
our midst all those who desire to ''live
long and prosper" and believe the
Doctor will never have cause to regret
that he made this his abiding place.
ALI straw and summer goods re-
gardless of cost at Fiukbeiner's.