Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-06-14


day.
Ayers Sarsaparilla requires
smaller doses, and is more effective
than other blood medicines.
New neclswear for gentlemen at
WILLIAMS.
Evangelical Aid Society will meet
at the residence of Ben Zingg, next
Friday, June Goth. Supper Is cents.
The bill OF fare includes Strawberries.
All are invited to attend.
Ed. Trombla's new livery stable
is equipped with everything necessary
for conducting a first-class livery.
Carriages furnished at all hours of the
day or night at reasonable terms loft
For 5 A lap busters, and fly nets,
and team nets, also road carts and bug
gies, go to VIM. ScHLEcr.
NO trespassing on these grounds"
is the sign which has been posted on
the school house grounds, and Janitor
Mills has his weather eye peeled and
u big shot gun ready for intruders.
Proper thing.
New line of ladies walking shoes at
WILLIAMS.
Buy Summer underwear Mt
WILLIAMS.
There is nothing too good for Wood
County farmers, and many fine car
riages are seen in the village, drawn by
excellent horses. Mr.. William Broka
has recently purchased a fine carriage,
for his private use.
We omitted to state, in our last
issue, that Ed. Trombla. is again a
daddy. A little lady weighing about
Al pounds arrived at his home few
days since. Ed. says ''she's little, but
oh my what voice"
Carpet and oil cloths from 2Oc per
yard up, at VOLTS.
Boots, shoes, hats and caps at
VOLTS.
We call attention to the advertise
ment of Frank Hollenbeck, house, sign
and carriage painter. Frank is doing
some excellent work in paper hanging,
ceiling decorating. Order left at post
office will receive prompt attention.
Paper carpet lining at
WILLIAMS.
Last Monday night about fifty peo-
pie met at the residence of John Sim
mons at the Five Points and enjoyed
the evening in dancing. A bountiful
supper was served at 1l:30 o'clock, for
which thanks are due to Mrs Simmons.
Among those present were Misses
Nellie Chapel and Ella Simmons, of
Perrysburg.
Full line straw hats at
WILLIAMS.
Straw hats for school wear at
WILLIAMS.
Mrs. Veronica Lautzenheiser died at
the residence of her son, Mr.. N. B.
Lautzenhelser, in Maumee. on Monday
last. She was born in Stark county,
Ohio, in 1911, and leaves eight chill
dren, forty-two grandchildren, and
twenty-five great grandchildren. For
che past twenty-five years she has been
blind, but has bore her great atfliction
without Il murmur. Her age was 20
years.
Dress goods and ginghams, of all
qualities, styles and prices at VOLTS.
Swiss embroideries of every de-
at VOLTS.
THE air gun, or target rifle in the
hands of the small boy, or any other
boy, is becoming a nuisance rs well as
II dangerous article. On Thursday
last, as Miss Myra Hanson was sitting
near a window in the second-story
of her home bullet struck the window.
breaking it and scattering fragments
of glass about the room. The ball
passed within u few inches of the young
ladies face and was close call for "a
severe injury to her. 1t would be well
for parents who allow their children
the use OF such dangerous toys to care
fully instruct them concerning the
danger of using them in the village.
Mems and boys clothing at
WILLIAMS.
Buy white dress goods at
WILLIAMS