Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1889-05-10

his mar et at 15c. per quart.
For nice wagon, carriage, or cart, 60
% VIM. schlect, Perrysburg.
See our new stock Of white goods.
A. Williamsl
Our township trustees are doing
some excellent work in scraping and
leveling the roads, which is much
re 'ded improvement.
Go 10 VIM. schlect for Corn Drills,
Plows, Cultivators and Plow Repairs, and
everything in the line Of agricultural
implements.
See our new stock OF mems shoes,
A. Williams.
Any one who desires to secure
good honey-gathering bees, will please
call at Valentine Schwind's residence,
Ohio.
See our new assortment Of ladies' slip
pers and walking shoes. A. Williams.
MIR. Ed. Hollenheck has accepted the
position Of Fighting Editor OF the JOUR-
NAL. All people having grievances
with this ofice will please "6ght nit
Hollenbeck.7
Fashionable Hats, Finkbeiners's.
The musical clalter OF the lawn
mower, the odoriferous odor OF the bond
fire, the bang of the carpet-pounder and
the "look out for paint" signs posted on
and fences are among the Spring
beauties
MIR. Lawrence Harbauer, for the past
two years employed In Hofman's market
here, has started in business for himself at
Pemberville, in partnership with Mr.. Chas.
Eversoll. Lawrence is an excellent young
m an and the JOURNAL wishes him success
"A runaway horse attached to a road
cart came tearing into town yesterday.
The horse owned by Mr.. Louis Williamson
was several miles in the country when he
like everybody and every ything else wanted
10 come to Perrysburg, and come he did.
The many friends aud relatives of
Mrs. F. w. Miller, called on her last
Sunday, it being her fiftieth birthday
and presented her with an elegant easy
chair. There was large attendance
and all enjoyed the occasion thoroughly.
New Spring Clothing,
Finkbelner's.
II you want a irst class double or
single harness go 10 VIM. Schlect, Perrys-
burg.
New Jewelry, Finkbeiner's.
The JOURNAL learns that scarlet
fever is prevalent in this township.
Gr. Dhas. Voland has three children
very sick, one Of whom is not expected
to recover. Mr.. NJ. Deibert's childrea
are also suffering with the same disease
Cabinet photos, So per dozen at
P. NJ. Puhl's. Maumee.
800 Buys Clock, Finkbejner's.
Mrs. Eliza lane Scott, wife of Moses
Scott, of Millbury, Ohio, died at her
home, Saturday last. May 4, and was
buried in Genoa cemetery, Monday, May
6. She was aged 3 4 years, 9 months and
1 day. The funeral services were con.
dacted by Rev. J. S. Fiterer.
A new and complete line Of stationery
at Jezziris grocery.
-Pansy Plants, 40, and 35c per dozen
at s. liartshorn-.
Miss Sophia ]. Krummel, danghte1
Of George and S9sannah Krumc1ei, died
suddenly of deart disease ut Whites eros.
sing. on May 2, last, aged 20 years. Il
months and % days. Funeral by Rev,
j. s. Fitterer in the Evangelical church
at Millbury. Her remains were placed
in the vault in the Oregon Cemetery
near Toledo.
Flour and Feed always on tsnd at Jez
zards groeery.
The large number Of new sntscrIbers
coming in and many old ones paying up
together with making ont n new set O!
SnbScrirtion books, and the numerous
other arrangements necessary 10 the sale
and transfer OF this office, caused us T.,
omit the names OF a few subscribers. The
JOURNAL aaks forbearanee aud shall
endeayor, in the future, 10 prevent all,
ssich errors.
New Spring Party Ties,
i'inkbeiner's.
Agent for Toledo Vienna Bakery,
furnishing the best quality o! bread, cakes
douglinuts, coffee cakes, fresh three tI,ues q
week. Fred Jczzud, the Grocer, Perrys
burg.
-Plushes, Fclts, Salins, Ribbons
Fancy Goods and Notions, Fnkbeiuer'a.
Mr.. George BoetSch, Jr., is making
arrangements to serve soha wafer and
milk-shskes. He will also open ics
cream parlors over hi. store room in the
Cook block in tex days. He will not
let the excursion,sts and citizens fiel
for want Of something cooling. Reporters
are to be supplied at halt price. tbs
JOURNAL will probably have many ap-
plications for situations as reporters but
we will inform all that we are capable o!
doing our own ice cream reporting.
School Books, Finkbeiner's.
MIR. James Hayes, is now engaged il
selling agricultural Implements for the
firm OF Asbuckle & Ryan. of Toledo, ant
is working the territory IN conjunction
with Mr.. Frank Sampson. the old veteran
agricultural machine man. Mr.. Haye
don't propose to gel left, and is thus work
ing up trade, preparatory to saying
fsrewell TO the postal service and thu
JOURNAL wishes him success. He is I
good postm aster, and when his successor