Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1889-07-19

one purchase for cash. Finkbeiners.
r The tehth annual meeting OF the
State Bar Association was held at Put
in-Bay this week.
STRAW hats from 5c up at VOLTS.
Mrs. waggoner, Of Montclovia, "a
years Of age, died ut her residence and
was buried last Monday at Swan Creek
cemetery.
silk umbrellas, s1.5O to ss.Oo at
VOLTS.
The thirty-ninth annual Ohio
State Fair and Industrial Exposition
will be held at Columbus, September
2, 8, 4, 6, and 9, 1880.
"A five year old child Of Chas. jack
son, of Bellville Ridge, died with scarlet
fever, last Monday, and was buried on
the following Tuesday.
Carpets from 2oc to 65c per yard,
at ]. VOLTS.
The members Of Fort Meigs Lodge
l. o. o. f. went over to Maumee last
night to attend installation ceremonies
in their sister lodge across the river.
Mr.. Charles o. Seager, Of Dun
bridge, practical engineer, is engaged
by John Ross TO take charge Of his
threshing engine during the coming
season.
We regret to learn Of the serious
illness Of G. A. Cranes, OF Bowling,
who has been prostrated for the past
two weeks, with sickness caused by his
experience in the rebellion.
-Bedspreads at 96c, at VOLTS.
Mrs. Sarah Thompson has recently
purchased the residence formerly owned
and occupied by James P. Averill and
family, on Second street and will move
her family into the new home soon.
"A moonlight ride on the Pastime
is contemplated by number Of our
citizens. They will leave here on the
8 o'clock boat, go out on the moonlight
ride to the Bay and return on the mid
night train.
-Calicos from &c up, at VOLTS.
We are glad to have our friends
send in items for publication, but the
writer's name must be signed as mat
ter of good faith only. Items unaccom-
panied with the writer's name will be
published in the waste basket only.
"A new and complete line Of stationery
at Jszzards grocery.
-Messrs. James G. Hayes, II, j.
Shovar, J. M. Brown, and Emery Rodg-
ers came in from Dowling and Dun
bridge last Tuesday night to take the
1. o. o. F. degrees in Fort Meigs
Lodge. These are the kind of gentle
men to make lodge prosperous.
Flour and Feed always on hand at Jez-
yards grocery,
If you lose anything advertise in
the JOURNAL. A few days since a
young lady lost sash, advertised in
the JOURNAL and found it. A pocket
book was advertised and the next day
it was returned. A mortgaged deed
was lost, advertised, and returned in "a
few daye. 1t pays to advertise.
The dedication Of the new Method
list Episcopal church at Dowling, Sun
day, July %, promises to be very inter
esting. A number of eminent ministers
will be present. It's beautiful little
village to visit and the people are q
wholesouled, good hearted class who al
ways make one welcome.
The July number Of The Art Amateur
maintains the high reputation which
this magazine has acquired as the most
reliable guide to the art worker, art
patron and collector. Besides two col
ored plates Of unusual excellence, sea-
coast scene, "In Sunny Spain, animated
by picturesque and characteristic
group of a peasant in his numbering OK
cart, and dark-skinned country girl
with her goats and kids, and design
for an ice-cream set in pale blue and
gold, appropriately decorated with snow
crystals. This number contains large
variety of full-size working designs.
Every part of the magazine is full of
practical suggestions, and it may fairly
claim, in regard to quality as well as
amount of original matter, to be far
ahead of any other publication in its
field. Price, 35 cents. MONTAGUE
MARKS, Publisher, % Union Square,
New York.
Agent for Toledo Vienna Bakery,
furnishing the best quality Of bread, cakes
donghnnts, coffee cakes. fresh three times
week. Fred Jezrard, the Grocer, Perrys'
burg, Ohio.
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