Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1889-08-23
-.Mens Working Pants at wnrrAMs,.

--Mens Working Pants at WILLIAMS.
Tho now postoIiice will be opened
TO the public, with Its new boxes, and
everything in first-class order to-day.
ALI kinds glnghams, from Go to 9o
at VOLTS.
-Hassel A. Hamilton Of Lime City,
was in Inst Saturday, and reports busi-
ness good. They are about to put in
ney stone crusher, which is expected to
be In operation soon.
Boots and shoes, all grades and
prices, at VOLTS,
On our third page to-day will be
found a striking and instructive illus
tration of the comparative worth of
the various kinds OF baking powder
mow in the market.
Don't forget tho Relief Corps
social tonight Mt C. A. r. hall. The
Indies know how to entertain, and a
lgood time is promised those who at
tend, ana lbs only 15c-
A new and complete line of stationery
at JeLEards grocery.
The Pekin mills of Waterville,
now furnish the very best of flour.
Their White Satin brand cannot bc
excclled by any -four on tho market.
know, because we use it.
Henrietta cloth, 20c to SOC per yard, i,
at j. VOLTS.
FRANK Eckle, a young and enter
prising farmer OF this township, re-
ports receiving twenty-scven bushels
per acre, Of wheat, and fifty-three
bushels Of oats to the acre. His corn
is in fair condition.
Carpets from 2oc to Csc per yard,
at J. VOLTS.
e. S. Wager of the firm of Wager
and Pfeifler, OF Edroe, Mich, was in
town few days since arranging with
S. P. Tolman for the sale of tho
shingles manufactured by him at his
Michigan mills. Mr.. Tolman is hand
ling large quantities of shingles from
this firm.
Flour and Feed always on hand at Jez-
yards grocery.
Conspicuous among the many new
things that we have added to our stock
within the past ten days is nice line
Of new colors in Ribbons, at very low
prices. Come and see them.
A. WILLIAMS.
"A pleasant party of young peo-
pie from Bowling Green, came here
and took the steamer Pastime for To-
ledo, and the moonlight ride on the
bay. Among the number were Will
Arnold and wife, DR.. Yonker and Miss
Lou Taber, Harry Reed and Miss
Hunsicker, of Akron, o., Fred Dodge,
and Miss Tyler, of Perrysburg. They
report having had n pleasant time.
Agent for Toledo Vienna Bakery,
furnishing the best quality OF bread, cakes
doughnuts, coffee cakes fresh three times
week. Fred JerEard, the Grocer, Perrys
burg, Ohio.
Last Sunday forenoon, the Steamer
Pastime made her first trip to Maumee,
through the new channel, recently
dredged for her. On the return
trip she struck the bar, but did not re-
main on but q few minutes. The citi-
zens of Maumee expected her to return
in the afternoon, and accordingly their
band was out and with sweet music and
n large crowd of people on the bank
waiting the arrival of the steamer, the
old town presented u very pretty ap-
pearance. The Pastime, however,
came to Perrysburg, but did not accept
the invitation to cross the river to
Maumee, but turned away and sailed
for Toledo, leaving badly disappointed
crowd on the other side. II we felt in
clined We might give brother Craine
of the Era little rub, but we know
how it seems to ''get left" ourselves,
and are only sorry the good people
over there were so disappointed.
"A new and complete line OF stationery
at Jezzards grocery.