Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1889-08-02
LOCAL SUMMARY.

did not furnish the score Tor publication. y. y,
Tartsing hit 81 out OF as, while 10 OF the moasly
birds got away before Doc, saw them.
Straw hats from Sc up at VOLTS.
"A fire at Bryan, In q furniture
house, Tuesday night did considerable
damage.
-Gotlieb Walters fell from two
story building Tuesday and was severe
ly injured.
The next teachers examination will
be held at Bowling Green, Saturday,
August 18th.
DIR. Rheinfrauk has recently pur
chased neat road cart of VIM. Schlect,
which is dandy.
No flies to bother at John Duford's.
Shaving, haircutting, shampooing and
all work done in first-class style.
Just received a big lot of best quail
ty OF grain sacks that we will sell cheap.
A. WILLIAMS.
"A match game OF Lawn Tennis will
be played next Monday afternoon be-
tween Toledo and Perrysburg clubs, on
the school yards.
-Bedspreads at 06c, at VOLTS.
WIN. Schlect, one OF the best har-
ness makers in the country, is having an
immense run of work and has had to in
crease his working force.
Will Cranler, one of the best prac-
tical painter and paper hangers of this
place, is doing n fine job of work at the
residence OF N. Wedertz.
Nearly every one who has ever
worn either our 800 or $3.50 shoe will
testify to their excellent wearing quail
ties. Try them. A. WILLIAMS.
From appearances, one is inclined
TO think few citizens have adopted
the Canada thistle MS their national
flower, judging by the sight of many
yet growing on the property of u few
land owners ia the neighborhood.
-Calicos from &c up, at VOLTS.
Defiance has sl5, 900 slander suit.
DR.. Della Rohn sues Mrs. Fairbanks
and Miss Pherson, for circulating
slanderous reports derogatory to her
character. All we'll known parties and
much interest is taken in this case.
Try a pair OF our Ladies' $3.50 shoes.
A. WILLIAMS.
From bills printed at this office, we
learn an Administrator sale of goods
and chattels will occur ON Saturday
August II, at 10 o'clock a. m, at the
late residence of Irene o. Hubbs, de-
ceased, in Maumee, o., by ID. X. Hol-
lenbeck, Administrator.
For nice wagon, carriage, or cart, 20
to VIM. Schlect, Perrysburg.
The annual reunion of the Tooth
Regiment will be held in Perrysburg,
on the first Wednesday in September
next. Preliminary meeting will be
held soon for the necessary arrange
ments and it is hoped our citizens, with
their customary hospitality, will make
the old soldiers welcome.
-Alf. Averill, Frank Hollenbeck,
Ira Hoover, II Russel, Barton and Archie
Ross are camping out near Station Is
land. We have been invited to call on
them and try camp life for n few days,
but will defer our visit until we ascer-
tain the number of mosquitoes and the
amount of provisions in the camp.
"A new and complete line of stationery
at j, IL 'rds grocery.
Many people who have been coming
up from Toledo TO remain during the
day, have made inquiry for restaurant
where lunch can be secured at all hours.
Geo. Boetsch has made arrangements
to accommodate all people with hot
coffee and iuneheOn at all hours. No
need OF going hungry.
Try pair OF our ladies' 81 90 shoes.
A. WILLIAMS.
Fred L. Mahr, is having an i'm
mense trade in wire spiral spring beds,
having sold over 800 set of springs this
season. Their springs are sold at the
low cash rate of $3.50 per set and are
rapidly taking the place of many of the
higher priced springs, on account of
their durability, and many advantages
over all other makes. Try them.
If you want anice piece Of unbleach
ed muslin for fail or winter use be sure
you see our stock and prices before you
buy. We are Offering them very
cheap. A. WILLIAMS.
"A few weeks since, VIM Witzler
had the misfortune to lose his sawmill
and large amount of lumber, also q
barn and considerable grain, by fire.
The mill was not insured but the barn
and contents were insured in the c. A.
Powers agency, and the loss was
promptly settled by the agent. The
mill will be rebuilt soon as possible
Buy grain bags at WILLIAMS
The building now being prepared
for the post-office will be ready for occu-
pasey in about ten days when the office
will be removed to its new quarters
Postmaster Hollenbeck will do every
thing possible for the accommodation of
the public. A new set of boxes will
take the place of the old ones which
HhNt lOuR slHCc DtCOlllc tlTcu. l. nc
Office will be open every Sunday be-
tween II and IL o'clock.
III yon want first class ds16le or
single harness go TO Wm. Schleet, Perrys-
burg.
The new Methodist church at Dow
ling was dedicated last Sunday evening.
A large audience was present. Elder
Pope delivered very interesting ad-
dress. $3.50 was raised and the church
starts out under favorable circumstan-
ces. Rev. q. B. Wiltsie was present
and gave n very interesting sermon in
the evening. Our Dowling friends are
hustlers and we wish the new church
success.
New lot of those excellent fast COL
or shirtings that we have been having
such an immense trade on at SC. per
ward. A. WILLIAMS.