Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-07-12

blood purifier.
Cards are out announcing the COM
ing marriage OF Mr.. VanDervonter
and Miss Jennie Blaker OF Maumee.
The best Hemp Binder Twin at
l1ic at Davis.
Mr.. Norman Burns, is a "dandy
but no dude" He has passed the I'D
milestone in life's 10 urney, but is able
to do az much work as many of the
younger men. He recently plowed,
dragged and drilled - acres of corn
iu six and one half days Where is
the man of the same age who can
beat it?
III YOU want first class double or
single harness go TO VIM. Schlect, Perrys-
burg.
Earl w. Merry, of this place, and
Allen II. Brinsmade, of Cleveland,
have been appointed by State Auditor
Poe to examine the report upon the
condition of the Society of Savings of
the City of Cleveland, the largest in
stitution of the kind in the world, hav-
ing resources amounting to $21 ,O00, GOO.
They go to work this week and the
job of counting up the assets will take
two weeks.-Sentinel.
For SALE.-A fine quality of bull
ding sand, at $3.50 per cord, ut Pcrrys
burg dock. Call on Hartsing and Pur
Wis lad.
Henry Hixson, census unumerator
in Center. found II family consisting of
husband, wife and eight children, and
no two of the whole outfit were born in
the same state. Husband glass
blower. Another, husband and wife
both born the same day and he hap
pened there to enumerate them on
their birthday. Sentinel. If there is
ANYTHING peculiar this side of the
boiling place, Hixon is the one who
will find it.
For a bargain i'm ladies si,oes at So 80
go to WILLIAMS.
For gentlemans neckwear go to
WILLIAMS.
The new Catholic church is fast
taking shape. The workmen are now
engaged upon the stone portion of the
tower. When this portion of the
structure is finished, the roof will be
put on at once. When completed, the
structure will be u credit to Perrys-
burg, as there is not finer church
building in Northwestern Ohio. Rev.
Father Reiken deserves great credit
for his management of so large Il work
ia so satisfactory a manner.
For white goods, embroilpries and
laces so IT, WILLIAMS.
For silk mitts, gloves and handker-
chiefs go to WlLLlMAS.
On the 4th of July, Maumee
Encampment, l. o. o. +. was instituted
at Maumee, o. There were 80 appli-
cations for embership, on only fifteen
of whom the degrees were conferred.
Work was commenced at two o'clock
in the afternoon. and continued until
IL o'clock midnight. AS the new lodge
were unable to procure their necessary
paraphernalia from the manufacturers
in time for this meeting, the remainder
of the applicants will probably not
receive their degrees until August
first. Much interest is manifested in
the new encampment and when fairly
in working order, it is probable the
membership will number at least 90.
For mems shoes go to
WILLIAMS.
For the best line of black hosiery
at correct prices go TO WILLIAMS.
One year ago on the night of July
4th the writer with the assistance of IL
friend, helped to lift lady out of the old
well on the river front. Attention
was called to the danger of having this
well left open, and many remarks
were made concerning the
advsability of having the well cleaned
out and n pump placed therein, and
thus made benefit instead OF nui
sance to the village. 1t all ended in
talk, however, and as We were stroll
ing along the bank on the eve of the 4th,
looking at Maumee's attempt at fire
works, II cry for help came from the
old we'll. a little girl had tumbled in
and was badly bruised on the sharp
stones. 1t would cost much less to fill
up the we'll, than to pay for injuries
received to persons who may hap
pen to fall in.
--Flouncings of all kinds at VOLTS.
"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.
L. B. Holly gives US an account OF
the storm on Tuesday last, as it over
took him, while driving from Grand
Rapids. He noticed the clouds gather.
ing together as if preparing for a
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