Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-05-24
The M. e. church is preparing to
observe Children's Day June Sth.

Ayers SarSaparllla.
"A large quantity of fine building
sand for sale at the dock Enquire of
G. Boetsch. ON
The Patrons of Industry are
rapidly increasing in members in this
county. There are nine associations
and receiving many new members,
"A large and complete assortment
of clothing, including all grades, styles
and prices, and suitable for all classes
of trade. Prices very low. Call and
examine stock. WOLF.
Center township last Saturday
voted an appropriation of three thous-
and dollars for the erection of sol
diers monument. The vote carried two
to one.
-Flouncings of all kinds at VOLTS.
The next social of the Ladies Cen
tenmal Society will be held at the
residence of Mrs. H. G. Lawrence,
Thursday eve., May 90, to which all are
invited.
For A and all other first-class
robes and blankets from 75c up to SO,
go to William Schlect
Tonight, at the town hall, an
entertainment will be held for the
benefit of ST. Rose de Lima church.
Let all attend. Boetsch and the wheel
will be there.
Dress goods and ginghams, of all
qualities, styles and prices at Wolf's.
Recorder Finkbeiner needs more
help and room. He is gradually fall
ing behind and unless changing of
titles and leasing subsidies something
must be done to help him out.
There was rather warm crowd on
the streets last Tuesday cussing and
was all one-sided however and there
was no room for argument.
Carpet and oil cloths from 2Oc per
yard up, at VOLTS.
Philip Spackey was last Saturday
elected Justice of the Peace in Portage
township TO fill the V vacancy occasioned
by the death of the late Henry Fhrail-
kill, defeating his democracy, William
F. Graham.
Frank Hollenbeck is prepared to
do painting, paper hanging and ceiling
decorating, in any part OF the county.
Orders left at the post office promptly
attended to. F'irst-class work guar
anteed.
Bro. Grimes and his Times are putting
on considerable style nowadays. The
we are glad to note this evidence of
increased prosperity. May you never
grow less, but constantly increase in
goodness and wealth.
Stephen Hartshorn 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 a trade second to
none in the county.
CERTIFICATES GRANTED MAY 10.
Three years.. Mead. Two years.
Nellie Bloomfield, w. +. Lantz.
One year-Ada Tuller, Lizzie Web
ber, w. Z. Collier, j. NJ. Oft, ]. l..
Truman, Kate L eFarree, Dennis Price,
Carrie Poe, J. d. Beck, Jennie Main,
Lucy Zimmerman.
Mr.. r. Biggs, of Bowling Green,
was in Perrysburg on Thursday last,
calling on many friends. Mr.. Biggs
has been Marshal of Bowling Green
for the past six years, and is now a
candidate for the Office of Sheriff OF
this glorious County of Wood, and
hopes to secure his share of votes in
| the convention.
Gilbert Jezzard, who left for Eng
| land some time ago has been heard
| from. His steamer was delayed by
meeting with icebergs and was com
| pelled to change her course and run
about 200 miles to the south. He
reports an unexpected meeting with
his father in the city of Canterbury
England, the father not recogniZiul, ;,
him, on account of not having seen his
son for over 20 years.
"A full and complete line of grocer
| les at VOLTS.
Recorder C. Fin&beiner removed
his family to Bowling Green the fore
part of the week. After n residence
of over forty years in the burg, Chris
| finds it not an easy matter to leave the
old burg, but consoles himself with the
fact tfat he will make many trips ovel
to see the people with whom he ha'
been acquainted so many years. To
| gether with his estimable family he
will always find a cordial welcome.
III you want first class double o
single harness go TO VIM. Scl,lect, Perrys-
burg.
The elegant and commodiou
steamer Pastime has received hel
Spring fitting out and may be expected
to appear on the upriver route Decora
tion day She will be welcome visitor
1t is reported among the marine mer
at Toledo that Capt. Fits will bring
her out and have command until hi
line of tugs is ready for business. Th'
people of this place will greatly mis-
the courteous and accommodatin.
Clerk, of last year, Mr.. G. p. Curtis
who will be the ticket agent at Toledo
this season.
The steamer j. V. Lutts was agai,
placed on the route on Sunday last, ant
made two round trips to Toledo. and a
5 p. m. started for the city on her thir
trip. She had about thirty passenger
on board mostly Toledo people, among
them q number of ladies, and afte
arriving at Powers bend, about on
mile below town, the engine brok
down and the boat was unable to pre-
ceed further. The anchor was lowere
to prevent drifting, and the Captain
ond Mnta Uant aShpra in n email hpa