Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1889-11-22
WARM SHOES,
FULL LINE,
LOW PRICES,
RELIABLE GOODS.
J. C. PRoSSER g. co.
All SUMMIT ST.,
Toledo, Ohio.
Garland Soap Tickets redeemed at
Sab Il. L. Kingsbury's.

04D IL IL hlnBSDury S'
Choicest CONNECTIONS at Trombla's. |
Fresh bulk oysters, quarts, ,pints, or |
gallons, can be procured at the bakery |
OF B. Trombla.
Read danger ahead gobbled up in
this issue.
The new carriage house being |
fitted up by j. H. Pierce is rapidly APP |
preaching completion.
Don't forget that the best ccnfec-
tionery and fruits and nuts In the |
market can be found at B. Trombla's |
bakery.
The young ladies' OF the M. E. |
church will give a vocal and instru-
mental concert at the church in about |
two weeks.
Read Finkbeiner's new 20 and %
per cent discount ad.
The prize cake, drawn at the
recent church fair was divided up, and
the JOURNAL family was treated TO its
share. Thanks.
The next Social of the Ladies Cen
tennial Society, will be held at Centen-
nial hall, Friday evening, Nov. 30. All
are cordially invited.
cheap. Also two wagons, harness, one
plow, two steel scrapers, and one board
scraper. Enquire of Il. II. Trombla.
The funeral of Mrs. Kellar, of Hull
Prairie, occurred from the Lutheran
church at this place yesterday. De-
ceased was about 65 years of age, and Il
highly respected citizen of the county.
Fresh Bulk Oysters by the pint,
quart or gallon. These oysters are
brought from Toledo fresh every day.
Also served by the dish in any style
desired. Corner Railroad street and
Louisiana Ave.
Mrs. EMMA HUFToRD.
George Boetsch purchased the old
livery stable formerly owned by w. l..
Cook, and has torn down and removed
the same to the lot on the river bank
near the grist mill where he will con-
vert it into an ice house. One by one
the old dilapidated buildings which
have become eyesores to the people,
are rapidly being removed.
If you are costive, don't wait
until costiveness becomes constipation,
and persistently until you are cured.
Do not poison your little ones with
paregoric, laudanum, etc, but use DIR.
Bulls Baby Syrup it contains nothing
injurious to the infant system.
Save your car fare and buy your
Fall and Winter Clothing and Furnish
ing Goods at VOLTS.
John G. Hoffman,, one OF our most
enterprising citizens,is building large
addition to his store building on Indi-
ana Ave, which will be Il neat and
valuable improvement to the property.
His trade has increased to such an eX-
tent that his store room is not large
enough, hence the building of an ad-
dition.
All goods at bargains for cash only
at Finkbeiner's.
"A programme of the Halls st.
Theatre, Boston, from our genial friend
w. NJ. Wilkinson, representative of j.
II. Mack, iuforms us of the engagement
of the eminent English artist Mr.. Will
liam Terriss, in "Roger LeHonte." 1t
is hoped Mr.. Wilkinson will be enabled
to bring the company to Toledo during
the season.
Fall and Winter Dress Goods, Laces.
Rushings etc, at Wolr's.
Mr.. George w. Hoffmaun has
leased the Leaf House and will take
charge some time next week. He pro-
poses to conduct the house in first-class
style and will make 1t one of the most
popular stopping places on the line OF
the d. & NJ. Road. The location is
very desirable and everything will be
done to accommodate the weary trav-
eler. The house will hereafter be
known as the Hoffman, House, and
may success be with it.
Mr.. Daniel A. Blodgett, died at his
home in Weston, on Saturday last, and
was buried in FIT. Meigs cemetery in
Perrysburg, on Monday. He was an
old resident OF the county, and his
the age OF 20 years, s months and Is
days. He was the father of the late
Mrs. John Cranlier, of this place.
Grant NJ. Baird, junior proprietor
of tho Wood County Tribune, was uni
ted in marriage, on Thursday night of
last week, to Miss Georgetta Walker,
daughter of Mrs. Terry, of Bowling
Green. The wedding was a very quiet
affair, none but the Immediate relatives
being present. Grant is n young man
of many good qualities and we learn his
bride is highly respected by all who
know her. We wish the twain success.
Bring in your tickets for Garland
Soap and get one bar free
34b L. L. Kingsbury.
1t is rumored that the Ladies'
| Dn1;af rn,,Nu anl Nn1fnrd DnSf p
will join hands and give an entertain
ment soon. We sincerely hope the
rumor may prove true. An entertain
ment properly managed might be made
n success in every way. Let 1t be con-
Quoted in such manner that both old
and young can have n good time. The
recent fair OF st. Rose de Lima church
was great success. An entertainment
somewhat after that style would
afford an opportunity for all classes to
have a good time. Plenty of music
singing good old army songs--a few
chances for the boys to spend their
extra nichles, and an opportunity to
have general good time will be quite
refreshing, Too many stale entertain
ments have been piled onto the young
people in this town and now they want
something "fresh." BY all means, let
the entertainment be given and the
JOURNAL promises plenty OF advertis-
ing.
Coon NEWS. We want every mother
to know that Group can be prevented.
True Group never appears without a
warning. The first symptom is hoarse-
ness, then the child appears TO have
taken a cold or cold may have accom-
panied the hoarseness from the start.
After that peculiar rough cough la
developed, which is followed by the
Group. The time to act is when the
child first becomes hoarse a few doses
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy would
prevent the attack. Even after the
rough cough has appeared, the disease
may by prevented by using this remedy
as directed. The only safe way is to
keep bottle of the Remedy in the