Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1889-07-26
LOCAL SUMMARY.
Those electric lights at Bowling
Groom don't seem TO work Just right.

For a nice wagon, carriage, or cart, go
to VIM. Schlect, Perrysburg.
-Uriah Taylor, Of Dunbridge, died
at his home Sunday night and was
buried in Fort Meigs Cemetery on
Wednesday last.
-Calicos from Sc up, at VOLTS.
There is little doubt OF the rebuild
ing OF the Ross House at Bowling
Green.
III you want first claes double or
single harness go 10 VIM. Schlect, Perrys-
burg.
The Standards and Dudes played n
game OF ball last Tuesday which result
ed in a victory for the Standards.
Tho thirteenth annual camp
meeting opened at Lakeside Wednes-
day, with larger crowd than ever be-
fore.
-Orrin Bucher, of West Millgrove,
was recently seriously injured by n
reaping machine, but is recovering
from his injuries.
Katie Wetzel closed her school in
district No. with an entertainment
and picnic. She has been very sue
cessful as n teacher.
John Slotz, a farmer, 65years Of age
living about miles east of Edgerton,
fell from load of hay, breaking his
neck, causing instant death.
"A new and complete line of stationery
ut Jezzards grocery.
Henry Zaenger is agent for n pat
ent broom holder he is selling at i0c
each, which is n neat and convenient
device for holding a broom.
Carpets from 2oc to 65c per yard,
ut j. VOLTS.
On Sunday night last, a negro
committed n horrible rape on a six
teen year old girl in Toledo. The
brute escaped and has not yet been
captured.
Silk umbrellas, $3.50 to $500 at
| VOLTS.
II. N. Bierly, of Pemberville, is not
only good lawyer, but a champion
cherry raiser. 1t is reported his
cherry trees will yield 500 bushels OF
cherries this year.
Boots and shoes, aid grades ani
prices, at VOLTS,
Jerome B. Names. formerly OF this
place, for many years in the book pub
fishing business has sold his interests
to Chicago parties and with his family
started for York State, his future home.
Clothing. Suits from S1.5O up at
VOLTS.
By copy of the Cleveland Plain
Dealer we learn of the death OF Dan
f. Denison, son Of w. j. Denison, for
nerly of Perrysburg. The young man
was II years of age, and the third Oldest
child. Funeral July Is.
Hats and Caps, from 25c upat
VOLTS.
The crossing on Front street side
walk in rear of Centennial block has
been newly laid. When first put down
it was expected the stene would settle
enough to make the crossing smooth,
but it did not settle worth cent, and
j. Fl. Thornton hadsit pulled up and
relaid, and now it makes substantial
and fine appearing crossing.
Agent for Toledo Vienna Bakery,
furnishing the beat qualify of Sread. cakes
doughnuls, coffee cakes, fresl three tunes u
week. Fred Jezzard, the Grocer, eerrys
burg, Ohio.
Mrs. Joel Foote, OF Tontogany, died
ut her residence in that place last Mon
day ei keart disease, and was buried at
10 o'clock Wednesday. Mrs. f. was an
old resident of the county and has a large
circle of friends. Was u leader in all
society affairs ani will be greatly
missed. She leaves husband and four
sons, and several brothers and sisters
to mourn.
Flour anj Feed always on hand at J,E-
yards grocery,
"A short time since n fire occurred
in the home of Frank Thoin,on
whereby some considerable dasaage
was done to household articles, cloth
ing and bedding, but was extinguished
in time TO save the house. The build
ing and contents were insured in the
Home Insurance Co., and the agent,
G. A. Powers, made an immediate set
tlement of the loss. Mr.. Thornton
desires to make public acknowledgment
of the prompt and liberal settleTnent by
the company and commend this agency
A new axd complete line Of stationery
at Jezzards grocery.
Arrangements have been made by
which services will be held every Sun
day evening at the Evangelical church,
here, and every alternate Sunday
morning. Rev. j. S. Fitterer has
taken up for series of discOurses the
subject of Reform in its various phases
for the Sunday evening services. Last
Sunday, Reform on Attendance to
Church Services, was the subject OF
discourse. There was n large attend
ance and many strangers present. Rev.
Seager next Sunday evening.
All kiNds ginghams, from &c to 0c
at VOLTS.
Last Sunday, as little Willie Parks,
of East Toledo, stepped out the door
into the yard, he heard something
whizz past his head, and as is usual,
lodged his head to avoid getting hit.
His father heard the noise and discov-
cred 32 caiibre bullet had just i'm