Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-04-12
LOCAL.

spring medicines, and then take Ayers
Sarsaparilla.
Isaac p. Thompson fell, on Monday
night last, and dislocated his shoulder.
New dress goods at Barton's.
New line of gents ties, from Sc. up
at Bartop's.
The Easter social at Centennial
hall last Friday night, was a very
pleasant entertainment, and netted a
handsome sum.
The Ladies Centennial Society will
hold their next social at the Centen-
nial hall, Friday evening, April 18th.
All are cordially invited.
Miss Ellie Duhamel of Bowling,
died at her heme on yesterday morning
and will be buried at Bellville Ridge
Cemetery on Sunday next.
Henry lakewood, living near East
Toledo, died on Saturday last of con-
sumption, and was buried at Perrys-
burg, on Monday. The funeral services
were conducted at the M. E. Church
by Rev. Wiltsie and a delegation from
Corn City Lodge of Odd Fellows. He
is the sixth member of this family bur-
led within the past few years. All
having died of consumption.
Bedsprends at 96c. at VOLTS.
New and complete line of overcosts,
at VOLTS.
The parties from Whitehouse who
burglarized j. G. Bucklins hardware
store at Grand Rapids, on Thursday
night of last week, have been traced to
Hyde Park, Ills, and are now under
arrest awaiting Sheriff Miles arrival
with requisitiou. Full Identification Of
the parties who are in possession of the
stolen goods will surely give them a
trip to the pea.
Save your car fare and buy your
Fall and Winter Clothing and Furnish
ing Guads at VOLTS.
-Bo@s and shoes, all grades aai
prices. at VOLTS,
The Ladies Reading Club have
arranged to have l.. X. Parks, OF
Toledo, deliver his lecture, entitled,
care we Progressing" ut the Walnut
St. church, on Thursday night, April
18th. This is said to be the best of
Mr.. Parks many excellent lectures.
The ladies are deserving of much praise
for their efforts to amuse and instruct
the people. The admission is free but
in the future these entertainments will
probably not be given away.
Hats and Caps, from 25c up at
VOLTS.
-Goti,ing and furni-l,iugs for Fail
and Winter wear at Volts.
"A party of young people quietly
made all necessary arrangements, and
with good supply of all the necessary
refreshments, called upon Cora Pierce,
at the Exchange hotel on Wednesday
night. The surprise was complete.
About 20 guests were present and a
splendid time was enjoyed by all until
~ late hour when the young people
departed regretting the evening did
not contain more hours for them To
enjoy.
New ateens at WILLIAMS.
Complete new stock of Mems fine
shoes at WILLIAMS.
On Tuesday evening, at O'Clock,
the residence of Walter Hum, about
two miles south of town was struck by
lightning. The chimney was struck
and the electric current run down
through the stoves and through the
floor to the ground under the house.
Fortunately none of the inmates were
injured, but all were badly frightened.
The damage to the house is considc :
able. A flock OF chickens had gone
under the house to roost and a number
of them were killed and the feathers
all nicely picked off by the lightning.
Silk Pushes and Dress trimmings
at VOLTS.
-"Follow me If you want to see q
corpse, }" said we'll loaded young fell
low last Monday night, as he floul ishec
a club and sailed out to pulverize some
body. A few minutes later the scene
changed, and the would-be terror tc
snakes was stretched out upon the side
walk trying to impersonate a tirst-class
dead man. He was carried in out O
the cold by friends and was soon agair
on the war path. On his second tril
he was careful not to rect any one
whom he wanted to see,
Best line of mems pank ever shown
in town at WsLLrAMs'
just opened nice new line @f wasl
dress fabrics for spring wear at
WILLIAMS.
The people living between TontOg
any and Haskins were treated to d
cloud burst ON Tuesday night, the
water coming down in great sheets
delugiug everything The surface o
the land is level and the water stoot
upon the ground to the depth Of six OF