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

ALI straw and summer goods re-
gardless Of cost at Finkbeinor's.
Flour and Feed always on hand at Jez-
yards grocery,
Yesterday the steamer Pastimo
took large number Of passengers to
Perrysburg. People who went up
were enthusiastic in their admiration
OF the pretty town Of Perrysburg.
This will be point at which many
Toledoans will reside within the next
| few years. The scenery and location
are beautiful,-Bee, Saturday.
"A new and complete line Of stationery
at JcEzards grocery.
Tho annual reunion OF the Tenth
Ohio Cavalry will be held Wednesday,
Sept. IS, 1889, at Fremont Ohio. All
comrades are requested to be present
with their families. Efforts will be
made to make this the grandest gather
ing ever held by the regiment. Com
rades will please notify the Secretary,
w. w. Hill, OF Weston, il they will be
present.
ALI kinds glnghams, from &c to DC
at VOLTS.
james Savory has bargained for
the sale of his residence to gentleman
from the oil district, who wants to live
in Pcrrysburg, believing this to be the
finest residence town in the State. Mr..
Savory has not yet purchased another
home, but expects TO do so in u few days.
1t is now becoming an easier matter to
sell than to buy desirable property in
Perrysburg.
Hats and Caps, from 25c up at
VOLTS.
John Henry Shoemaker, three
year old son of d. J. and Mary Shoe
maker, of Belleville Ridge, while
playing with matches, accidently set
fire to his clothing, and was severely
burned, from the effects OF which he
suffering for many hours. The remains
were buried in old Belleville Ridge
cemetery. Rev. G. B. Wiltsie Of this
place officiating at the funeral.
-Finkbeiner's 20 per cent discount
sale.
Agent for Toledo Vienna Bakery,
furnishing the best quality Of bread, cakes
doughnuta, coffee cakes, fresh three times
week. Fred Jezzard, the Grocer, Perrys'
burg, Ohio.
Clothing. Suits from $3.50 up at
VOLTS.
The Board of Education are pre-
pairing to make some needed improve
ments in the unclassified school build
ing which will increase the seating
room and be much more convenient for
both teachers and pupils. A partition
wall will be removed which will make
the room much larger, a storm door
will be built, the wallsand ceiling newly
papered, new seats be placed in the
room, and maps, globes, ETC., furnished
for the convenience and accommodation
Of the school. These improvements
are much needed and will be greatly
appreciated by all interested. ]. II.
Thornton examined the building, re-
ported the necessary improvements,
him to proceed with the work. Henry
Wilde will do the papering.
Henrietta cloth, zoe to SOC per yard,
at j. VOLTS.
Real Estate Agents and all parties
interested are becoming only too well
aware that vacant houses are exceeding
ly scarce in Perrysburg. Only a few
days ago a gentleman, prominent
among railroad men, called upon m
agent here to secure residence, claim
ing that he would rather have his fam
lily live here than in any other town in
the State, the railroad and steamboat
connections being such that he could
make his home here equally as conven-
iently as in Toledo or elsewhere. The
agent could not furnish such n residence
as was wanted, and it is understood the
gentleman will purchase one OF those
beautiful Front street lots and erect
residence soon. He claims there are
number of citizens in Toledo, among
them some Of the officials of the ID. g. NJ.
r. r., who will move to Perrysburg as
soon as suitable homes can be secured.
On all sides We hear praises of Perrys-
burg, and it is only question of time
when our town will be filled with some
of the best families from adjoining
towns and Toledo.
Carpets from zoe to Csc per yard,
at ]. VOLTS.