Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-05-17


Front street.
1t is expected there will he settle.
ment of the location OF the Way Libra.
ny building on Monday evening next.
Fred Farley's cigars, which he was
passing out to the boys, were excellent. !
They were in honor OF boy No. 5, weight
10 pounds. +
H. Shufelt of Monclova, voluntes 4
some excellent Information, in anot {
column, as to the merits of the WIZ er
&c Wilson sewing machines.
The residence OF Stephen Merry in
this place, is being overhauled and
greatly improved. Mr.. Ordway, of
Bowling Green, is the contractor.
Boots, shoes, hats and caps at
VOLTS.
Il have oak plank and side walk
sstriugers now. S. p. Tolman.
No other preparation 50 meets the
wants of n debilitated system as Ayers
:Sarsaparilla.
-Supt. 1. N. Saddler will occupy the
Lock residence on Front street as soon
as it is vacated by Recorder Fink
beiner's family.
GIRL WANTED-A competent girl
for general hOusework. A pleasant
home and highest wages given. Ad-
dress p. o. box lI2 or call at this Office.
Dress goods and ginghams, of all
qualities, styles and prices at VOLTS.
The bids for taking up the pipe
line, which were opered at the council
chamber last Tuesday evening, ranged
from 60 cents to 81 .65 per rod.
Carpet and oil cloths from 2Oc per
yard up, at VOLTS.
Swiss embroideries of every de-
scription at VOLTS.
$. p. Tolman has been furnishing
large orders of lumber for parties in
neighboring towns. The lumber is
sold very cheap, but the large quanti-
ties sold is what counts.
Mrs. NJ. G. Marshall has bought the
remaining portion of the Finkbeiner
stock. and in company with her daugh
ter, Mrs. Tucker. will continue the BUS
iness in the same place.
John w. Canary, of Bowling
Green addressed the Grand Army boys
of Toledo, Wednesday night, giving
"reminiscences descriptive of the battle
of Port Republic.
Union. DIR. >. Bowers was elected Rep
resentative to the annual meeting of
the Assembly, at Canton, o., on the
9th inst. Fred Yeager was elected
alternate.
Our correspondent did not furnish
correct report of the Henry Lusher
fire last week. His property was in
=sured in the Lime City Farmers Ins.
Co, and President Pierce adjusted the
loss. Mr.. Lusher received nearly
sSl400 insurance.
A Joint session of the Council and
Township Trustees was held Tuesday
evening but transacted no business.
An adjourned meeting will be held
Tuesday evening next TO hear reports
from Cemetery Trustees and to make
IL levy for Cemetery purposes.
Stephen HartsholD reports his
plant trade larger this year than any
year previous. BY keeping none but
the best varieties and by honest deal
ing he has built up trade second to
none in the county.
One OF the best sewing machines on
earth, directfrom the agency, delivered
at your house and instructions given
regarding it's use. Price way below
what the same machine can be bought
for elsewhere and reasonable time
allowed. Call at the JOURNAL office.
The School Board met on Thurs
day night last and elected part of the
teachers which are as follows: Miss
Bloomfield, lst Primary; Mrs. Cham
berlain, I'd Primary; Miss Munger, A
Primary; Miss Newton, Secondary;
Miss Zeanger, A Secondary Miss
Buckhouse, Unctassiiied.
-MARRIED-At the residence OF Mr.
Henry Lusher, Oregon road, near
Moline. Mr.. Paul Perkins, engineer on
the T. G. g. G. r. II. and Miss Minnie
Baumgartner, sister of Mrs. Lusher,
were married Thursday, May 18th, at
s. 80 p. m, by Rev. Geo. b. Wiltsie,
pastor of the NJ. Il. Church in Perrys-
burg.
Mrs. Cynthia Roath, the mother Of
Frank Roath, of the Eaton Branch
dry goods store, died at Bowling Green
last Sunday. She was quite aged and
very highly esteemed. In her death
Bowling Green loses one of her best
citizens. The body was taken to the
home of her youth in Connecticut
where her husband is buried.
-Thtee more yonng men united last
Monday night with the.Good Templars'
Lodge. Because oi the lecture Mon
day nigkt, the lodge will be held next
week ON Tuesday night. The subject
for debate villa be, Resolved, that full
franchise sboalh be extended to women
as to men,"
"A full and complete line of grocer
les at VOLTS.
-Perrysburg subscribers can easily
understand when. their subscription eX-
pires bS observing the prin ted address
ON the paper. John Jones Mar, %, 90,
means that John jones' subscription
expired March %, 1880, and if John
willikindly bring another dollar to this
Office we will raise the figures one year
and make it read 1891. We would like
to see John several times.
Toledo Blade :-"Capt. Ed. l. Blue,
proprietor of the Perrysburg JOURNAL,
kstarted on IL "Trip Tuesday for Buffalo,
on the steamer Gault, the guest OF
Capt. Wetmore.'' The modesty of the