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

One four-yenr-old mare anu colt Tor
sale by Chris. Hoffman,, STONY Ridge.
Straw hats from DC up at VOLTS.
j. Fl. Thornton Is engaged in put
ting in the brick work in the new mill
at HaslSins, being erected byJ.A. Watts.
Buy grain bags at WILLIAMS
No flies to bother at John Duford's.
Shaving, haircutting, shathpooing and
all work done in first-class style.
Try d pair Of our ladies' 80. 90 shoes.
A. WILLIAMS.
Mrs. DuFord contemplates taking
o vacation OF one month and cannot ac-
cept any more work in the line Of dress
making until her return.
Just received q big lot Of best quail
ty OF grain sacks that we will sell cheap.
A. WILL LIAMs.
--Artie Williams who recently fell
from wagon and broke his arm was
improving rapidly, but had tho misfor-
tune to again break the same arm on
Wednesday last.
-Bedspreads at 96c, at VOLTS.
Mr.. McCarty, mail agent on the
C. II. & d. r. r., has rented the resi-
dence formerly occupied by VIM.
Barton, and has removed his family
here from Lima this week.
Nearly every one who has ever
worn either our $500 or $3.50 shoe will
testify to their excellent wearing quail
ties. Try them. A. WILLIAMS.
Chief American Horse and his
troupe of Warm Spring Indians will ar
rive here next week and will give a
show right after the arrival of the
boat each day on the corner of Louisi-
ana and Indiana avenues. Admis-
sion, 10c.
-Calicoe from Sc up, at VOLTS.
-Jno. Swartz about 60 years Of age,
came to town last week for medical
treatment. Drs. Rheinfrank and
Bowers performed an operation for
Pleuritic Effusion, by which there was
removed four pints of liquid. The
patient began to improve Immediately
after the operation, and in q few days
was able to return to his home.
For a nice wagon, carriage, or cart, go
to VIM. Schlect, Perrysburg.
The Dudes and Standards played
at another game Of ball here last Satur-
day, when the Standards were doing the
Dudes up, and the game was choked off
for dinner. This is the seventh defeat
for the Dudes. The Standards are the
youngest ball players in the village,
while the Dudes are young men of the
''mash" age.
A new and omplete line of stationery
at Jezzards grocery.
Ben. Pieghaar has removed his
meat market to Maumee and gone in
business with his father-in-law. Ben
had many friends in the burg who re-
gret to lose him. He was doing good
business here. Peter Fambach, who
was clerking for Ben for the past year,
seeing an opportunity, Immediately
opened up u new market, and is draw
ing his share of the patronage. He is
an accommodating young man and will
undoubtedly do we'll.
Agent for Toledo Vienna Bakery,
furnis hing the best quality of bread, cakes
doughnuts, coffee cakes, fresh three times a
week. Fred Jerrard, tue Grocer, Perrys.
burg, Ohio.
Archie Ross and Ira Hoover from
camp Tuxedo, called on us Wednesday
and report the boys having fine time.
They arise at and breakfast at a. m.
sleep until 10 m, have dinner at 8, and
supper at 8 p. m. and retire any time
before sunrise. Ira Hoover is the camp
musician. At a recent dinner the fol-
lowing menu was served Soup (Mau-
mee), eggs Turtle), potatoes and green
corn (stolen), brown and white bread
(Haskins). cookies and crackers (ma's
cupboard) pie and apple sauce (stolen)
watermelon (borrowed) served with
coffee and lemonade.