Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-07-19

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-Flouncings of all kinds at Wolf's.
"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.
r.. G. g. Co. are calling for men to
work on salary in another column of
this paper. Write them.
Dress goods and ginghams, of all
qualities, styles and prices at VOLTS.
Swiss embroideries of every de-
scription at VOLTS.
The Daily Sentinel says it's agent
is refused the privilege of selling his
papers at Lakeside, and in consequence
thereof that paper will give Lakeside
no more free putfs.
-WANTED.-O One copy of Griffith,
Gordon & Cos Wood County Atlas, at
this Office.
The White Wings and High
School ball clubs played another game
on "Wednesday last, which resulted in
II victory for the White Wings. The
score. stood "a to II, which would
Indicate that the school nine had paid
more attention to school work than
ball playing.
Buy carpets at WILLIAMS.
For bargain in ladies shoes at
Sc 90 go to WILLIAMS.
DIR. Rheinfranli, having forgotten
the duclsing he received last season,
while sailing with Dr. Bowers, enjoyed
u sail on the "Never Sink" this week.
Commodore Clegg sailed her this time
and the water was not so damp as last
year, and they didn't sing hymns, nor
take the back streets to get home.
-WANTED.-15 copies of PERRYS-
BURG JOURNAL of Sept. 13 and 20,
1889. The cash will be paid for them
at this Office.
On June 90, 1890, George Murry
Hanson, eldest son of N. L. Hanson,
of this place, at the age of 20 years,
graduated with special honors at
Dartmouth College, New Hampshire,
At the age OF l6 George graduated at
Northwood Seminary, after Il three
years course, which with four years
course in Dartmouth gives him seven
years of college training.
But few people now n days are
ignorant of the utility of wall and CELL
ing papers in covering all defects in
soiled surfaces from whatever cause
they may arise. Capt A. r. Champ
ney has u stock on hand that will meet
the necessities of plethoric or the
elephant tramped purse, and every
body who desires to hang some paper
this season will find it to their advan-
tage to examine his great variety OF
patterns and low prices before you &c
farther.
"A full and complete line of grocer
les at VOLTS.
Boots, shoes, hats and caps at
VOLTS.
The we'll recently drilled in on the
Cooley farm near Haskins, is splendid
gasser, and said to be good for about
two million feet a day. Capt. w. H
Wctmore, Frank Powell, Tony Cooley
and others are interested, and OF
Thursday evening last enjoyed a gas
light picnic. A correspondent from
Haslins informs us that the APPEL wei
has some oil, but how much no one
knows, as they have locked it in. The
Twining well is down 800 feet and q
fishing job at present. Many friends
are congratulating the parties interes
ted in the Cooley we'll.
For SALE.-A fine quality of bull
ding sand, ut $3. 80 per cord, at Pcrrys
burg dock. Call on Hartsiug and Pur
Wis. l4d.
VIC. Harris, one of E. Toledo's pros
porous fruit growers, was in Perrys
burg on Monday last. He informs VI
he will commence picking Il fine crol
of peaches this week. He has IL goot
crop of the Waterloo peach, an earl.
variety, but the later varieties do no
, show very fine prospects, but has indi
, cations of splendid crop of grapes
He has number 4 apricots, nectarine
: and French prupes, growing, which h
{ expects will bear fruit next season
The trees are doing nicely and hav
every indication of producing fin
fruit. Mr.. Harris is as much as eve
interested in stone roads, but at tn
present time is too busy to give tn
matter much attention.
: For bargain in ladies shoes nj So 3
I goto WILLIAMS.
For gent 'emans eckw"ar go to
WILLIAMS.
. On Saturday last, three men in tn
: employ of Hood Bros. g. Co. of Toledo
a were arrested here for peddling with
i out license. They telephoned MI