Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1889-07-19
LOCAL SUMMARY.

caruS, wn1cn are beautleS ana gong
fast. II you want a fine card come early.
You will always get 100 cents worth
Of goods for dollar. Finkbeiners.
Toledo 81. Louis d Kansas City No. now
makes sharp connection in Union Depot, Toledo
with Lake Shore for Lake Side, p. m. The 1888
a. m. train from Lake Side makes connection
returning. Excursion tickets on sale at prinoi-
palstations. Baggage checked through.
&c. JENKINS, q. P. A.
Boots and shoes, all grades ami
prices, at VOLTS,
-Walbolt Bros. of Waterville, recen-
tly purchased new separator from @,
ID. Chalfant, agent for the j. 1. Case
Thresher and Engine Co., Of Racine,
Wisconsin.
Lawn Fete at M. E. church grounds
next Friday night, July 20, 1889. Ice
Cream will be served from 3 o'clock In
the arte rnoon until IL ) close Of the
evening entertainment. All invited.
III you want frst claes double or
eingle harness 60 TO VIM. Schlect, Perrys-
burg.
"A picnic party OF 200 members OF an
East Side Methodist church occupied
the school house grounds Wednesday
last.
--Read the new adv. of P. M. Publ,
OF Maumee. He is one OF the best
photographers in this section and does
nothing but first-class work. Call and
be convinced.
Very large assortment straw hats
from 90 up Finkbeiner's.
"A party Of school teachers from
Toledo made Wedertz' grove head
quarters for picnic last Tuesday.
Mr.. Wedertz' immense orchard is n
beautiful place and he offers the free use
Of it to parties Of this kind.
For nice wagon. carriage, or cart, 60
to VIM. Schlect, Perrysburg.
The large number Of citizens who
are seen promenading along the banks
on The Front leads US TO believe little
money expended by the Council in fix
ing up that natural park would be
highly appreciated by our citizens.
SEQ Finkbeiners stock and prices
before buying elsewhere.
We are in receipt Of a copy Of the
Dallas Times-MOuntaineer, published
at Dallas, Oregon, and sent us with
compliments of our friend N. Fl. Cal
lard, Jr., for which we return thanks.
It's jolly good paper and well patron
/ zed TO judge from appearances.
Hats and Caps, from csc up at
VOLTS.
Coles European Water Pavilion
Show was attached in our village on a
claim due to J. G. Thompson, manu-
facturer OF tents in Toledo. The case
was settled, but the company busted.
Among the artists was the woman
whose throat was cut at Waterville in
the knife throwing act by Herr Ander-
son, the juggler.
On Tuesday last, at Uusuline Con-
vent Of the Sacred Heart, in Toledo,
five young ladies assumed the solemn
vows by which they renounced the
world forever, and hereafter they will
be separated from the busy life OF the
outside world. They were given the
black veil by Bishop Gilmour, and will
henceforth devote their lives to the
service of the church.
Henrietta cloth, 20c to SOC per yard i,
at j. VOLTS.
Last Sunday evening, at about 7:3O
o'clock, Mr.. Timothy Hayes heard cries
for help coming from the river, and,
with other assistants, he hurried to the
bank and discovered two men hanging
on boat which was capsized in the
river. Taking boat he went to their
rescue and brought them ashore-wet,
badly scared and very drunk. They
would have perished soon, had not help
arrived just in time.
To judge from the immense crowds
OF people brought to our village by the
Pastime the people of Toledo are evil
IDENTIFY stuck on Perrysburg. Besides
the large numbers who come up for the
ride and call in town, hardly day
passes without picnic parties of two or
three hundred, who return to their
homes pronouncing Perrysburg one Of
the finest towns on earth, and they are
correct in their belief.
ALI kinds ginghams. from &c to 90
at VOLTS.
On Saturday last, colored preacher
Of Bowling Green by the name of
House, was arrested on two charges of
libel-one preferred by Dick Jones,
another colored resident of Bowling
Green, and the other by Victor Pouchea,
q saloonist of Bowling Green. The
libel consists in both cases of scandalous
articles written by House and published
in tho Toledo Evening News.
Clothing. Suits from $1.5O up at
VOLTS.
-"The Land of the Midnight Sun"
must indeed be an interesting portion
of the earth's surface to visit il we may
judge from the extremely interesting
and beautifully illustrated article about
that region that appears in Demorest's
Monthly Magazine for July; and that
the modes of travel in that far-off
country are ages behind the times is
clearly shown by turning to another
article in the same number Of this val
liable Family Magazine. The stories
in the July number are particularly at
tractive and summery, and the beauti-
full "Rose" frontispiece is study in
colors we'll worthy of framing. Pub
lished by w. Jennings Demorest, Is
East 14th street, New York.