Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1889-08-09
LOCAL SUMMARY.

ihop phOhuoys
Don't forget the reunion OF the
Third Ohio Cavalry will be held at
Cedar Point, near Sandusky, Aug 21st.
ALI straw and summer goods re-
gardless OF cost at Finkbeiner's.
Tho Guarantee Nursery Co., Of
Geneva, N. Y, are calling for men to
work on salary, in another column OF
this paper.
-Henrietta cloth, zoe to soc per yard, {,
at j. VOLTS.
Mason Long, the reformed gambler,
and his pilgrim quartette, entertained
the citizens last Saturday night and
Sunday afternoon.
Tho Tooth regiment will hold its
reunion here the first Wednesday in
September. Let old Perrysburg show
the boys how we entertain.
Flour and Feed always on hand at Jez-
yards grocery,
The body Of an unknown man with one
side Of his face eaten off by the fish,
was found in the Maumee river at De-
fiance last Sunday. No clue to his
identity.
The East Side Record came out in
great style last week, double its usual
size, advertising the Ford Post Lawn
Fete and the euterprising business
men OF the lively East Side.
"A new and complete line Of stationery
At Jezzards grocery.
p. C. Ray, is manufacturing a very
fine preparation for BARRIERS use, which
is called Cosmetique Superieur. 1t is
really superior to anything of the kind
in the market, and is sold for 15c stick
at Champney's drug store.
Carpets from 20c to Csc per yard,
at J. VOLTS.
Soldiers and Sailors Reunion at
North Baltimore, August 14th, prom
ises to be a grand affair. Gen. Hunt
department commander OF Ohio, Gen.
Lee, of Toledo and Rev. Will E. Grose,
of Deshler are the speakers.
An accident occurred in the Cygnet
field last Friday by which young
man narrowly escaped death. While
Clinton Phatchen was helping raise
the tools from n well he became en-
tangled in the coil. Some of his ribs
were broken.
All kinds ginghams, from &c to DC
at VOLTS.
Little Gertie Hayes, daughter of
ex-Postmaster Hayes, fell from a porch
in the rear of the family residence and
broke her left arm above the elbow, on
Saturday last. A few days previous to
that she had one OF her limbs badly
scalded, but with good care she is get
ting along nicely, although suffe lug
with double dose of affliction.
Hats and Caps, from 25c up nj
VOLTS.
-Messrs. E. w. DeVerna and E. A.
Underhill are engaged in thesning this
season, having one OF the best outfits
for that business of any firm in the
couhby- lhey oiS hob phly pISpticU
with good machinery, but are men in
whom confidence can be placed, and
business entrusted to them is sure Of
being carefully attended to.
Silk umbrellas, $3.50 to $e.O0 at
VOLTS.
Andrew Henfling, of Maumee, will
build II two-story double brick block
costing about 5000. We are glad to
have our ueighboring village build up.
1t is a nice town and contains some very
nice people, but they have been
troubled with too much sleep, like
some other towns we know OF.
-Finkbeiner's 20 per cent discount
sale.
The catch basins on the several
street corners are being cleaned out
and the dirt hauled without the corpor-
ate limits. This is a good move and
should be attended to more frequently
than heretofore. The Council deserve
the thanks of every citizen for this,
as it is one OF the most important feat
ures of street cleaning. The work
is being we'll done
Clothing. suits from $3.50 up at
VOLTS.
IT. II. Tinney, Of Lime City is
agent for Parmelee g. Crosby and Ar
buckle & Ryan, agriculture machine
agents, and has had good trade dur
ing the season. He will attend to his
cider mill during the Fall and will
again commence his canvass for the
sale Of agricultural implements in the
Winter. He is a square dealing young
man and deserving of the success he is
having.
III YOU want rst ciass double or
single harness go to Wm. Schlect, Perrys-
burg.
1t leads the field, is the universal
verdict OF the ladies' in regard to Peter
sons Magazine. 1t always comes
laden with an atmosphere OF elegance,
and the fashions are as beautiful as they
dlC ocHolDlc. hC uC CStTSb vi uICoo
is to have pretty things at moderate
cost, and a glance at the August num-
ber will convince any woman that
Peterson" can teach her how TO ac-
complish this. She will find also
excellent stories, fine engravings and
miscellaneous matter Of the most varied
and useful description. Address Peter
sons Magazine, Philadelphia, Pa.
New lot of those excellent fast col
or shirtings that we have been having
such an immense trade on at SC. per
y ard. WILLIAMS.
"A Newport story, a "Co-Ed." story,
an army story, Paris Exposition story,
a story of "Two Jacks" a story of two
niIprims are some of the attractions of