Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-06-28
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the results of scientific inquiry as
Ayers Sarsapnrilla.
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Specta-
cles. Special attention given 10 repair
ing. All Warranted. JOHN ZURFLUH,
1913 Monroe street. Toledo.
MARRIED. On Sunday, June 18th,
ny Rev. G.. A. Adams, Mr.. John
Jacobs and Miss Emma Kindevater,
daughter of Rudulph Kindevater.
"A first-class line of cigars at John
DuFord's barber shop. Shaving, hair
cutting and shampooing Your next !!
Boys who are engaged in robbing
and destroying birds nests should
remember that they are liable to
arrest, fine and imprisonment for kill
ing any of our native birds, except
hawks and owls.
BUY your neckwear at
WILLIMAS.
will somebody please tell us that
the weather is hot? We have had
something like $50 people tell us that
the weather was slightly resembling
that place where people who don't
pay subscription accounts go to, and
we would like to raise the figures to an
even thousand.
Mems and boys clothing at
WILLIAMS.
Buy white dress goods at
WILLIAMS.
The public schools have closed for
the Summer vacation and tired and
nervous teachers and scholars will now
have time TO rccuperate. In
parting with her pupils last Monday
Miss Marion Curtis was the recipient
of IL number of presents from the little
ones who have been studying under her
care during the past term.
"A large and complete assortment
of clothing, including all grades, styles
and prices, and suitable for all classes
"f trndc. Prices very low. Call and
examine stock. WOLF.
Mr.. c. T. Averill, Of Hartford,
Conn, informs us that ne will go TO the
sea shore, accompanied by his family,
and says. although ten years have
made quite II change and very few of
the personals are familiar. yet the
old JOURNAL has Il SAVIOR Of home. and
/ enjoy reading of the familiar ones
and the apparent prosperity of the
burg. Lang may she wavc.'
Full line straw hats at
WILLIAMS.
Straw hats for, school wear at
WILLIAMS.
Nj. +. Mics as Sheriff and Receiver
sold the stock of goods ut HaskinS
taken under attachment from Garrett
" Kelly to Phile McClnry formerly of
Mungen. He sold his store at that
place last Spring locating in Michigan,
expecting to spend the remainder oi
his days there, but he couldn't stay
away from old Wood. Glad OF it, Phile
is an excellent citizen and business
man.
Dress goods aud ginghams, of all
qualities, styles and prices at Wolfs.
Swiss emblpideries of every de
scription at VOLTS.
AT her residence one and one-hali
miles cast of of Perrysburg, on Avenue
road, on Saturday, July 5, 1890, Mrs.
Lydia Pringle will sell at public
auction, three work horses, two 2-year
old colts, one yearliug colt, one suck
ing colt, one milch COW, one yearling
heifer, two brood sows, one 2-horse
wagon, one 1-horse wagon, three plows,
one harrow, one cultivator, one set
double harness, and other articles.
Paper carpet lining at
WILLIAMS.
The large number Of people now
suffering from piles, fistula, and other
diseases of the rectum, will be inter
ested in reading the ad. of DR.. j. w,
Mowry, of Toledo, which appears in
another column. The doctor has been in
practice for over 40 years, and for the
past IA years has made a specially o
dcrful success he has had is attestcd by
thousands of sufferers who owe theii
present good health to the skill of this
justly celebrated physician.
A full and complete line of grocer
fcs ut VOLTS.
-RoACHToN.-Mas. J. III. Groves
who has been spending several month
with Mrs. Rob't Barnes, returned I,
Cleveland Wednesday. Mrs. JAM
Hindsdale returned to her home il
Toledo Monday, after spending weel
with her brother, B. +. Pratt. . Mrs
j. w. Shipman and daughter Maggie
of Weston, are visiting Lewis Shipma
and family. Mrs. Henry Swinck
and has been very sick for severa
weeks. Her recovery is doubtful i. :.