Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1889-06-28
LOCAL SUMMARY.
--LoST-A Black silk sash. Finder
please leave the same at this office.

Call at Mrs. Deering's for currants.
Recorders Office at Bowling Green
will be closed on Thursday, July 4th, to
give the employees a holiday.
No flies to bother at John Duford's.
Shaving, haircutting, shampooing and
all work done in first-class style.
ALI kinds ginghams, from Go to 9c
at VOLTS.
1T is stated that Norwalk young
ladies have formed an anti-kissing So
ciety. That settles it, Wen never move
to Norwalk.
-Calicos from 30 up, at VOLTS.
We have just received q fine as
sortment of ladies and gents calling
cards, which are beauties and going
fast. II you want fine card come early.
For nice wagon, carriage, or cart, 60
to VIM. Schlect, Perrysburg.
One Of the most attractive signs in
the town is that adorning the dry
goods store of Fred Yeager, recently
painted by w. H. Hollenbeck.
Henrietta cloth, zoe to soc per yard,
at j. VOLTS.
The painting and paper hanging
done in the Odd Fellows lodge room
is the work of Messrs. Wild and
Bloomfield and is very neat and artis-
tic piece OF work.
II you want first claes double or
single harness go 10 VIM. Schlect, Perrys-
burg.
The store room occupied by Fred
Jezzard's grocery has been recently re-
papered and makes very fine appear
ance. The firm has the pleasure of
doing nice business also.
"A new apd complete line Of stationery
at Jezzards grocery.
Chris. Greiner and j. M. Hoyt, two
first-class carpenters, are the gentle
men to whom was let the work of ar
ranging and preparing the new odd
fellows hall, and the work is well done.
Flour and Feed always on hand at Jez-
yards grocery,
AT the Alumni Reception held in
Bryan last Friday night, Prof. d. A.
Haylor, Superintendent of Schools at
that place, was presented with hand
some set of books and elegant easy
chair.
"A new and complete line Of stationery
at Jezzards grocery.
The members of Robert Stewart
Post, G. A. r., with their families and
friends held very pleasant social con-
sisting of vocal and instrumental music
and a banquet, at G. A. r. hall, Dun
bridge, last Monday night.
Silk umbrellas, $3.50 to $s.0O at
VOLTS.
A new addition is being made to
the Evangelical church in Perrysburg
to accommodate the largely increased
membership of that popular society.
Revs. Fitterer and Seager are doing a
great work in this locality.
Carpets from 2Oc to 65c per yard,
at J. VOLTS.
| The JOURNAL calls attention to
market quotations furnished us every
week by A. L. Backus & Sons, OF
Union Elevator, Toledo. These prices
are changed every week just before
going to press and our farmer friends
can rely upon their being correct.
You will always get 100 cents worth
OF goods for a dollar. Finkbeiner's.
Miss Pauline Hirth, teacher of
Stlckney Junior Grammar school, OF
Toledo, accompanied by large number
of her pupils came to the burg last
Monday and enjoyed themselves with
a picnic on old Fort Meigs. The
steamer Wilson was chartered to bring
them up.
Straw hats from sc up at VOLTS.
Last week large number of JOUR-
NAILS which we are positive were
mailed to our Perrysburg subscribers,
failed to reach their destination. We
have ascertained to certainty that the
mistake did not occur in our mail list.
We hope it will not be necessary for us
to call attention to these matters again.
Clothing. Suits from $3.50 up at
| VOLTS.
| The JOURNAL wishes to call atten-
tion to the fact that no town in North
western Ohio can be found where
general merchandise can be purchased
cheaper than at Perrysburg. Large
dealers in neighboring cities may claim
to sell cheaper, but it is not reasonable
to suppose that business houses paying
immense taxes and enormous rentals
can possibly ssell as good goods at as
low rates as those merchants whose
expenses are so much lower. In Perrys-
burg we have a. Williams, VIM
Barton, G. Finkbeiner, Fred Yeager
and Joseph Wolf, among our leading
dry goods, clothing and notion dealers
at whose stores goods can be purchased
without the unnecessary expense OF car
fare to Toledo, and our citizens and
neighbors would do well to leave theiI
money Mt home.
OFFICIALNOTICE.
A private letter from the Clerk o
the Steamer Pastime contains the fol
lowing:
1.-THE boat was built to run between