Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1889-07-05

MRS. JANE DAVIS.

MRS. JANE DAVIS.
The mercantile trade ia also ably rep
resented by Mrs. Jane Davis, who has
large store well filled with first class
stock of dry goods, notions, groceries,
provisions, coffees. teas, spices, glass
ware. queensware, etc. This is the
oldest business house in Dunbridge and
enjoys good trade as it justly should.
CHARLES sEGER.
Carpenter and builder, is n thorough
mechanic, and is kept busy Mt his trade.
lie recently built n very large barn for
VIM. Witzler. He is known all over
the county as an expert workman.
Z. W. DEvERHA,
One OF the Oldest and most careful
practical farmers of Wood county. who
recently moved his family to Dunbridge
and built An elegant residence, is not
only attending to his farming interest,
but also engaged in grinding feed
Keeps meal and feed OH hand at all
times, grinds custom work every Satur-
day. and pays the highest cash price
for car corn.
N, 8. JONES.
More famliarly known as doc" Jones,
notary public and pension agent, at
ttfluS w ttt botuItIb Cltthio anu
tions. He is chairman Of the Indigent
Soldiers Committee Of his township and
IL worthy gentleman in every respect.
lie has several times been elected Pres.
ident OF his regimental association, as
mark of the great respect which his
comrades have for him. He escaped
from three different rebel prisons and
has written very interesting account
of his escapes. It is pleasure to IN eet
him, and he makes his visitor wecom .
no matter where he is found.
EMERY RODGERS.
Agent for the T. C. Sc C. r. r. is n
gentleman most highly respected by the
entire community. lie attends strictly
to business and treats the many patrons
of the road with courtesy aud respect.
wM. WAUGH,
Until quite frequently lively mer-
chant of Dunbridge, is to be seen on the
street taking little rest from his labors
and havInga good time. He can always
be seen wearing n six-foot smile and
makes his friends welcome at all times.
DR.. f. J. POPE
Who not only enjoys good reputation
in his profession is also one of the
liveliest business men of the burg, com =
ing to the town just in time to make
some good real estate purchases and in.
crease his wealth amazingly. 1t would
do sick man good to see his happy
cnuntenance approaching.
SUGAR RIDGE.
A drive of a mile and half brought
us to the above named place where we
found
q. S. MEEKER
behind the counter Of well stocked
hardware, notion, grocery and prOvis-
ion, tobacco and cigar store, where he
is having fine trade. His grandfather
came to the county in 1880 and secured
people from Perrysburg to assist in rais-
! ing his house which was one of the first
in that section. ii. S. Meeker, father of
the subject of this sketch raised family
of nine children. He did all his trading
at Perrysburg and for many years
bought furs for the Blinns who were
doing business in Perrysburg at that
time.
One of the largest stave factories in
the county is located here. owned by
Worst & Wierman, who are doing a
large business, giving employment tC
over thirty hands.
A heading and saw mill operated by
Worst, Wierman & Williams is also
doing well.
A large business in lime. operated by
b. F. Van Fleet is a valu; BILE addition Ia
the business enterprise of this place,
and fine grade of lime equal to the
Genoa is produced.
j. SUTTON
The shoemaker, doing all kinds OF
repairing. Having good trade and is
satisfied.
wM. VAN BUsKIRK
In groceries, flour, feed, notions,
glass and queensware, fresh, salt and
smoked meats IS doing lively business
He has a first class ice closet for the pres
ervation of meats and everything in
his store is first-class. The business is
under his own personal supervision, and
is well attended to.
D. T. RICHARDSON
On Euclid Ave." keeps a quiet Or
derly place. where wet goods can bs
secured. lie keeps restaurant in con
nection with his bar and all is conducted
in an orderly manner. Mr.. r. is "a gem
tleman who conducts hi. business on
business principles and treats his patrons
with respect.
MASON BROS.
Have the reputation of being first
class farmers and bolt makers. Their
teams bring in the largest loads and
best bolts that are brought TO the milk
in Sugar Ridge.
d. C. ENsMINGER.
Proprietor of the village hotel and
dealer infancy groceries and provisions
lie is very pleasant gentleman, doing
IA good business and makes his customer
and friends welcome.
JOHN CURRENT,
A member of Co. !. 57Ih o. V. l. who
served his four years, and is now re-
spected member of Robert Stewart Pos
g. A. r. is a pleasant gentleman /,
meet. lie is quietly located on wei
titled farm of fine land, attending Il
his own interests, deals squarely will
everybody and is respected by tn
entire community.
Buckien's ArnicR SaIye.
The hest salye IN the world for cuts
brui1er, sores, nlcens, salt rhenuI, leve
sores, leIler, chapped hands, chilblalnr
cOrns, and all skin erupliOEs, aud posiiive'
iy cures piles, or no pay required. IL i
! guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction. o.
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box
For sale by A. Il. Champney.
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