Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1889-09-06
LOCAL SUMMARY.

--FoUND.-Yesterd on Front St.,
Perrysburg, rubber coat. Call on
Edgar Sawyer, or the JOURNAL office.
Straw hats from &c up at VOLTS.
The next County examination OF
teachors will be held at Bowling Green,
Saturday, Sept. IA.
School books at Finlsbeiner's.
"A Mr.. A. j. Mason OF Washington
township, reports l02 bushels OF oats to
the aero, q heretofore unheard OF yield.
-Bedspreads at 9ec, at VOLTS.
Mr.. Conrad Selling showed us a
potato, a few yssince, which weighed
one pound and thirteen ounces.
For nice wagon, carriage, or cart, go
to VIM. Schlect, Perrysburz.
John Shoemaker sports an elegant
gold watch. He was member OF
Cawood's watch club, of Toledo, and
drew his S35 beauty this week.
One four-year-old mare and colt for
sale by Chris. Holman, Stony Ridge.
Pure cider vinegar, for sale, in large
or small quantities. A first -class article,
20c per gallon. Try it. A. III. LEAF.
Ahsls.
A new and complete line Of stationery
at JeGIards grocery.
THE funeral OF Morris Recs, of
Bowling Green, occurred on Tuesday,
and tho remains were iuterred in the
Jewish cemetery, at Eagle Point, few
miles below this place.
An kinds gingbams, from &c to DC
Mt VOLTS.
Ign Fischer, publishec OF Robins
Farewell has received orders from l3
of the leading music publishing houses
of the United States for copies of that
popular composition.
-Finkbeiner has full line of school
supplies.
Tho Mannee band gave the
JOURNAL Office serenade last Wednes-
day. The boys we're in good shape,
made fine appearance and gave us
soue very good music.
III YOU want frat class double or
single harness go TO Wm. Scl,'ect, Perrys-
burg.
Mr.. Henry Broba, recently
threshed his summers harvest, and
received 80 bushels per acre of wheat,
and an average of IS bushels per acre,
of oats. Who will beat it?
Silk umbrellas, $3.50 to $500 at
VOLTS.
The Wood County Agriculture
Society will hold their next annual
fair ut Tontogany, Sept. "a, %, 26 and
~, and are making great efforts to
please the many people expected to be
present.
Carpets from 2oc to CSC PEE yard,
Mt ]. VOLTS.
The Reunion OF the Army of the
| Cumberland, at Chattanooga, Tenn
The c. II. & d. II. II. will sell round trip
tickets Sept. II to l6 inclusive, good re
turning until October 10 inclusive, at
one fare for the round trip.
Flour and Feed always tssi &and at JeL
yards grocery.
| AT Waterville the harness business
is represented by Sheen & Slatts, who
have recently added complete line OF
harness and horse furnishing goods to
their a1rcady large stock of goods. Call
on them.
Henrietta cloth, 2Gc to Soc per yard
at j. VOLTS.
For the TriState Fair, 10 be held at
Toledo, the Toledo, Columbus x Gin
cinnati R'y will sell excursion tickets
Sept. 10th 10 18th, inclusive; good To
return Sept. 14th at one fare for the
round trip. Moulton Houl, G. z. A.
Boots and shoes, all grades an
prices. at VOLTS,
Last Sunday, rs Il Presbyterian
Sunday School teacher of this place
was explaining the difference in the
size of David and Goliath a specimen
of young America quietly remarked
''Yes, suppose David wasn't anything
more than II kid"
-Tri-State ball yarn Manufactured
Mt Camden N. ", and for sale by Wm
Barton.
Will Cranlier has just completed
the inside finishing of the new resi-
dence of Conrad Kohl, in the Koh
district. The work is done in natura
wood finish and Cherry stain and it
safe to say there is not n better finished
house in the county. Mr.. Kohl is al
enterprising man and takes great prid
i'm has new home.
All straw and summer goods re-
gardless of cost at Finkbeiner's-
A donation party at the rcsiaenc
of John Holliger last Monday night II
honor of Rev. l.. III. Seager. Tn
members of the Evangelical churcl
Faade up n purse and presented +
their pastor as n slight acknowledg
ment of their esteem for him. Th
party was Il very pleasant affair.
Hats and Caps. from 25c up at
VOLTS.
The Jewellers OF the State held thei
annual picnic at Presaue Isle last Mor