Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-02-26

Ayers Sarsaparilla.
Fine Dress Suits 20 por cent off.
Finltbeiner's.
--Sl.00 Boys Suits at Finkbeiner's.
Tho debate at tho school house in
District No. II, tonight will probably
bo quito interesting. a number oI
gentlemen from town contemplate
attending.
-Clothing and furnishings forl Fall
and Winter wear at VOLTS.
DIR. A. B. Mason, of Auburndale,
Lucas Co, was appointed President OF
the Ohio Beekcepers Association at its
last meeting, and the next annual
meeting will be held in Toledo.
Silk Pushes and Dress trimmings
ut VOLTS.
IRON indications, we have reason
to believe it will not be many months
before We will have the pl, asure of
hearing the toot of the engine whistle
on the new Toledo, Findlay & SPRING
field Railroad in Perrysburg.
O0buysa Clock at Finllbeiner's.
Fancy Silk Mufflers at actual cost.
Finkbeiner's.
"A Correspondent to the Bee from
Findlay, states that that place was the
first to unfurl the American flag from
their school buildings. We beg to diff
fer with the correspondent, as we
believe Perrysburg is ahead. a beau
iiful banner was unfurled from the
school house in Perrysburg about four
weeks since, and we claim to be the
first.
Buy your School shoes at VOLTS.
Boots and shoes, all grades ami
prices, at VOLTS,
AT meeting of the Board of Edu-
cation, held last Thursday night, Mr..
George Mills was appointed Truant
Officer for this Incorporated village.
This appointment is good one, as we
believe Mr.. Mills will fulfill the duties
OF his office, yet do not think he will
use his authority for the purpose of per-
scouting any who may come within the
line of his official duties.
A splendid remedy for the disorders
OF the stomach is Laxador, the"golden"
household remedy. Price only 25
cents. Sold by all druggists.
ut is SAFE" All those who have the |
futnpa hn nfnrNipnvu of oh;
should know that DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup contains nothing injurious.
Save your car fare and buy your
Fall and Winter Clothing and Furnish
ing Goods at VOLTS.
New and complete line of overcoats,
at VOLTS.
Ono evening last week, as Mrs. G.
ID. Caldwell and one of her sons were
driving home from church, while at.
tempting to pass another vehicle on
The McCutchenville road, they drove
too near the side of the road, upsetting
the buggy and throwing the occupants
out. Mrs. Caldwell was slightly
bruised, but fortunately was not SER
iously injured.
New cottonade and, shirtings at
n Barton's.
New muslins bleached and un-
at Barton's. |
Spring politics are becoming quite
warm. We have already heard of a.
iozcn candidates for marshal, and half I
dozen candidates for Justice of the
l'eacc. just how the Mayor is coming
III we have not yet learned, but we will
consult Dan Klinglcr's almanac and
'ndcavor to cnlighten our readers in a [
uture issuc--providing Dun will allow
rs to look into the future as laid out in |
lis political prognosticator.
Full line Yarns, zcphyrs and {
'ancy Goods. Finkh,.incr,s E
Our fish market has been well sun
'lled with fresh fish which have bccn
AIKEN from the river by our village
lshcrmen, during the Winter. Seine !
lshing in January and February is not :,
iten indulged in on the Maumee. but
his season some very fine fish have '
een caught. Many German Karp |
ave been taken and sell very readily. :,
apt. Henry Root is now engaged in \
uying fish for d. Y. Howell g. Son, of a
'oledo. c
New cashmere for mems fine suits d
III Barton's. n
New embroidery silk on spools at
Barton's. q
"A very ferocious bull created a bit
excitement on the streets last Satur 0
ay. Mr.. John Loesch had purchased ..
le animal and was trying to lead him N
trough town on the way to his farm Il
p the river road, when the animal y
ecame excited and came near giving n n
Is owner horn. He was tied to a II
zee and George Hoffman bougbt him u