Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1889-08-23

-hater Hartsing Is the happy iafheI
of a bouncing boy. Weight not given
One four-year-old mare and colt for
sale by Chris. Hoffman,, Stony Ridge,
The Maumce band will furnisl,
music for the reunion of the Tooth
Reg't here.
New line of Boys School suits at
WILLIAMS.
Harry Barton had the misfortune
to step on nail, a few days since,
which made a painful wound, and gives
him few days practice with crutches.
The Young Ladies Aid Society, ol
the NJ E. Church, will give an ice
cream social Friday, Aug. SO, at the
residence of G. II. CALDWELL All are
cordially invited to attend.
We have just opened the best line
of Silk Pushes that we have ever shown.
They will be used extensively this fall
and it will pay you to get our price be-
fore you buy. A. WILLIAMS.
Prof. d. A. Haylor has been elected
Superintendent Of the Bowling Green
Schools, and Mrs. Esther L. Barton,
Assistant. This gives to that place
two of the best teachers to be had, and
we congratulate the citizens and pupils
on securing the services of these excel
lent instructors.
Peter Fambach, dealer in all kinds
Fresh. Salt and Smoked Meats, Bolog-
mas, &c. Keeps on hand at all times a
large variety of choice steaks, chops,
outlets, &c. sold at the lowest possible
rates and below those of any other mar.
ket in town. Shop at old stand for
merly occupied by Ben. Paeghaar.
2ed.
-Bedspreads at 96c, at VOLTS.
For nice wagon, carriage, or cart, go
to VIM. Schlect, Perrysburs.
The State Democratic Convention
will be held at Dayton, and the c. u.
& ID. r. r. will sell round trip tickets
from all points on its lines lin the State)
to Dayton, on August .a6, %, and 2s
good going only on date of sale, ana
good returning until and on August 2S,
ut one fare for the round trip. From
Perrysburg to Dayton and return, 81 90.
Brand new line of Mems and Boys
Clothing at WILLIAMS.
Brand new line of Knee Pant suits
for school wear at Williams.
"A pleasant harbinger of Autumn.
September Peterson comes TO us bright
and fresh as the days of the most de,
lightful of months. The illustrations
are charming. The full-paged wood
cut The Young Family" is as good
in its way as the steel engraving
"Pick a Back, which is, If possible
finer than usual. The mammoth
double fashion plate opens a tempting
array of novel costumes for autumn.
The illustrated article will prove par
ticularly interesting to the ladies as ii
recalls some of the fashions of long
ago. Terms: Two dollars a year.
Address Peterson's Magazine, BOG
Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
-Finkbeiner's 90 per cent discount
sale.
"A very lonesome looking hackman
and very hungry looking team and a
rather tired out hack have been com
ing over from Maumee to the dock
every time the Pastime comes in, to
carry passengers. The hackman stops
at the top of the hill to get the passen,
gers, probably because his team cannot
haul the loaded hack up, but as yet we
have never seen him carry a passenger
either way, undoubtedly because people
are afraid OF being arrested for cruelty
to animals, by making them haul loads
when they are unable to stand up alone,
Any man who will keep team in
such n condition should be driven out
of town.
-Calicos from Sc up, at VOLTS.
The Fall term of the Toledo Business
College opens Sept. 2. This institution
is one of the prosperous schools of the
State. Mr.. Davis took charge OF it as
Principal eight years ago with an at
tendance Of 40 including day and even
ing students. Last Jan. there were
over 300 enrolled at one time. II will
pay any young man or woman wish
ing to attend Business College ol
Shorthand school, to visit this institu
tion in session. 1t is located at 51O-
$40 Summit St., near Steedman mon
ument. Read ad in this issue.