Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1889-11-22


Full assortment Of whips from
15c. up. A largo supply of light and
heavy harness on hand. Repairing OF
all kinds. All work first-class.
CHAs. CORNELIUS.
Buy your School shoes at Wolf's.
AT SUGAR RIDGE. = Everybody
excited last Saturday over the vote on
local option. Our factories are all in
operation, and business good.
Boots and shoes, all grades AMI
prices, at VOLTS,
Robert Escott, of this place, has
purchased the property owned by Geo.
Haas, on Railroad street, adjoining
the present residence Of Mr.. Escott.
Mr.. D. B. Claflin, of Toledo, will
locate his photograph gallery in Per-
rysburg soon. Mr.. G. is good photo
grapher and we welcome him to the
town.
Joseph Berger, Of Maumee, has
located his jewelry store in Perrysburg.
He removed his goods into the store
room in the Rheinfrank block last
Wednesday and will be ready for busi-
ness in few days.
Miss Mary 1. Carroll, OF Bowling
Green, was awarded second prize by
the Wood County Tribune, for an essay
written on the subject of the "Typical
Wood County Girl" and published in
the above named paper.
Silk Plushes and Dress trimmings
at VOLTS.
The friends of w. J. Parks and
family, of East Toledo, will be pleased
to learn that Will has recently re-
moved his family from their former
residence ON Wilmot street to the
more pleasant and convenient location
on Cherry street, in East Toledo.
Call and sec the new henriettas at
Wolf's.
Quarterly meeting at the Evangeli
cal church at Moline next Saturday
and Sunday. Rev. w. H. Bucks, z.
E., from Fremont will officiate. There
will be no preaching services at the
Evangelical church in this place on
next Sabbath, because of the above
quarterly meeting.
If YOU want frat class double or
single harness go TO VIM. Schlect, Perrys-
burg.
AT DowLING.-James G. Hayes,
our gentlemanly railroad agent spent
few days in Toledo recently. F. J.
Shovar looked after affairs at the
depot, during the agents absence.
Our numerous new churches give the
village quite an agreeable appearance
| to the eve of the traveller,
Clothing and furnishings for Fall
and Winter wear at VOLTS.
Whatever tends to increase useful
ness, by banishing pain and suffering,
will certainly secure notice and APP
proval. We allude to Salvation Oil.
Insure your life for % cents against all
the danger of n consumptive's death by
keeping bottle of DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup convenient. 1t is the best.
For A and all other first-class
| robes and blankets from Toe up to 80,
go to William Schlect.
Rev. w. D. Thomas, of Wiltshire,
Ohio, known as the cyclone evangelist,
is assisting Rev. G. B. Wiltsie, in
evangelical work Mt Lime City. The
bad weather of the past few weeks has
people who attend the meetings.
Much interest is manifested and it is
hoped and believed much good is being
accomplished.
--latest style Celluloid Collars and
Cuffs. at VOLTS.
Mr.. Scuders, a travelling agent for
the Hiawatha Tobacco Company, OF
Detroit, expects to move his family to
Perrysburg soon. In company with
his wife, one day last Summer, he en-
joyed ride to this place, on the Pas
time, and was so highly pleased with
the place, he has decided to make the
historic and beautiful village his future
home.
Hats and Caps, from 25c up at
| VOLTS,
The State convention of the Ohio
Humane Society for the prevention of
cruelty to children and animals, will be
held at Cincinnati, December and 4
next. AS many of our citizens as pos
sible are requested to attend the con-
vention on special invitation of the
Secretary, Erastus Burnham. The
object OF this society is n worthy one
and should receive assistance and en-
couragement from all good people.
| New and complete line of overcoats,
at Wolf's.
The remains OF man were found
hanging to tree near Findlay few
days since. The flesh was almost en-
tirely gone from the bones and remains
were identified by the clothes, rs being
those OF John w. Walters, n single
1 To
found hanging to a small sapling, by a
halter strap. He had at one time been
u member OF the salvation army and Is
supposed TO have been slightly insane,
which is the cause of his committing
suicide.
AT DUNBRIDGE.-E. w. DeVerng
Is getting his hardware store in shape
for business. ..... Doc Jones looks Us
sober as Judge when on duty for
Uncle Sam behind the postofiice boxes
1t isn't the first time Doc. has done
duty for the same Uncle. .... DIR. Pope
is putting up new barn ON his place In
town. :. John Current in his new
to his customers. ....A new tinware
and notion store is being added to our
business houses -. One more char.
coal kiln is being completed. .... .Stave
factory is running full time. Every
body seems busy and contented. ...,.
The young people propose giving O
social dance soon.
| The Wood Co. G. A. r. Associa.
tion held Its meeting at Bowling Green
for the purpose of inaugurating
the most vigorous winter campaign
ever held in Ohio. The county associ
alton consists of the commander, senior
and junior vice commanders, adjutant
and quartermaster of each post In the
county. 1t was directed that grand
camp fire be held by each of the Grand
Army posts Of the county at some
period during the months from Decem
ber to March inclusive, and dates ar
ranged SO as not to conflict with each
other and by promoting visitations and