Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-05-10

W. lls NbIIObp, vi I1hohlubg HOO
lately received q pension.
"A Roach is giving his Front street
residence coat of paint, and is maxi
ing other improvements about the
premises.
Dress goods and ginghams, OF all
qualities, styles and prices at VOLTS.
"A large force of workmen are busily
engaged on the new Catholic church.
1t is the intention OF enclosing the
edifice this season and finishing it
next season.
Not even a county fair will be held
In Toledo this season. What's the
matter ? Is the County bankrupt or
don't old Lucas produce anything
worthy of exhibition ?
Carpet and oil cloths from 2Oc per
yard up, at VOLTS.
Report has just reached us that
Peter Keller, OF Bradner, last Wednes-
day morning, at Bradner, Ohio, Grim
inally assaulted a Mrs. Petton and
war; hiibS anu dTC oub loohiuH
for the offender to bring him to a
justice.
Swiss embroideries of every de-
scriptiOn at VOLTS.
The entertainment given by the
Senior class of the Maumee Schools on
Friday evening last was very pleasant
affair. The programme included
several very interesting essays and
recitations, interspersed with vocal
and instrumental music. A large
audience was present and the enter
particular.
See our new stock of window cur
tains. A. WILLIAMS.
Buy. window curtains at
WILLIAMS.
Last Saturday evening Henry
I.usher's barn, near Moline, caught
fire in some mysterious way, and was
burned to the ground, consuming a
large amount Of hay and grain, many
farming implements and number of
pigs. Many neighbors gathered to
the, scene and with plentiful supply
of water succeeded in saving the house
from destruction. Insurance will
cover about one-fifth OF the loss.
My stock OF tomato and cabbage
plants is larger than ever before.
Seven varieties of tomatoes and six OF
cabbage. They will please you. Try
them. S. HARTSHoRN.
"A few weeks since the JOURNAL
called attention to much needed
Improvement in Fort Meigs cemetery,
viz: graveling the main roads through
the cemetery. During the wei
weather these roads are almost impass
able to pedestrians and the teams driv.
ing over them cut them up in such
manner that they are very unsightly
All this might be remedied by slight
expenditure of funds, and the JOURNAL
has been requested by many worthy
citizens to again call attention to thi,
matter.
"A full and complete line OF grocer
les at Wolfs.
Boots, shoes, hats and caps at
VOLTS.
On West Boundary street from
Front street to the cemetery is side
walk, portion Of which is high tresse
work, which was built many years ago
and which has never had any repair,
or improvements done upon it save the
carving OF many names on the railing
This tressel work is rickety and shakey
and some of these fine days will take {
tumble to itself and be the cause of the
death or manning of one or more citi
zens. 1t would not cost much to repair
the walk now-it might cost consider
able to repair somebody's neck in the
near future.
Try my early cabbage plants-the.
will suit you. Don't wait till the bes
are sold. STEPHEN HARTSHoRN.
AT the recent G.. A. r. f?ir we hat
the fortune or misfortune (hard telling
which) to win, by lottery, a pair o
Hamburg fowls. They were tenderly
cared for until few days since wher
they disappeared. We did not at frs
suspect anyone of the awful crime, bu
when we observed preparations for tn,
Democratic blow out on Monday nigh
last, we were seized with a horrible
suspicion. Can it be possible tina
these people, not content with com
pletely routing US at the recent elec
ton, will invade the sanctity OF our owl
2x4 hen roost, and take therefrom a.
aged, bald headed rooster and hi
devoted, though toothless and childis
hen, aud sacrifice them to appease tn
ravenous appetites of the victors in tn
recent battle of ballots9 We hope t
be able to lay the blame on some othe
marty hut at nresant suar,i oion ~; =, 4