Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-08-09
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graduated with honors ut Dartmouth
college, is now in Perrysburg assisting
his father in the Citizens bank.
Rev. j. G.. Shaw, of Toledo, will
preach in the Nj. T.. church next Sab
both morning and evening. The
pastor spends the day in Fostoria.
Ono dollar and costs for calling his
,neighbor vile name was the penalty
given by the Court in the case tried
before the Mayor ON Saturday night last.
The annual reunion of the 9th
Green, on Wednesday, Sept. 10th, 1890.
All soldiers and sailors are invited to
be present.
james Hayes has been granted an
increase of pension. Jim was n gallant
soldier, and was badly wounded, and
is Justly entitled to a handsome amount
of pension.
Everett Wade, who has been
employed as compositor on Die Post,
has gone to Bowling Green and will lie
employed on the Democrat. While
here he made many warm friends.
We were misinformcd last week
in regard to the age Of Mr.. Read
Thornton. He was born in Duchess
county. New York, January ., 1923,
this making his age over 81 years.
See that Job lot of ribbons that VIZ
are selling at cents per yard.
A. WILLIAMS
Tho Misses Wight, of Millbury,
visited Mrs. |. N. Suddlcr over Sunday.
Mrs. 5. accompanied them home where
she will remain during the absence of
Mr.. S. who is engaged in institute
work.
C. Cullen, of Buffalo, made short
visit To his old home in Pcrrysburg.
Hercturncd on Monday last in time
for the races. Belle Hamlin, Buffalo 5
pet, aud Sunol, were the great attrac-
rtions there.
Complete new line of trunks at
WILLIAMS.
-FOR SALE.-In lots, Nos. III, 676,
iB93 and 700. Three squares from Lou
lsiana ave. Best of fruit of all kinds.
Will be sold cheap and on easy terms,
il taken soon. Enquire at the JOURNAL.
Office 2Otf.
The board of lady visitors to the
county intirmary at Fremont, recently
visited the institution and made some
discoveries that will not be very pleas
ant for the directors. The beds were
full of bugs and no sugar had been
given the inmates.
1t is with regret that we learn of
the death of John Bailey, of Millbury,
which occurred Mt hisresidcnce on Sun
day last. He was over 20 years of age
and was II very prominent citizen of
Lake township, and worthy gentle
man in every respect.
New stock roller curtains at 40c
-50c, 15c and SIC at WILLIAMS.
L. B. Spafford, of Dunbridge, was
in town on Tuesday last, and reports
condition. The Spafford Bros. are
doing fine business there, and are
entitled to do so, as they crrry an
excellent line of goods.
j. l.. Gentzel, travelling salesman
for the Sidney school seat, was in town
this week. He had just returned from
Jerry City, where he had secured the
contract for seating a new schoo
building. The Sidney seat and j. l.
Gentzol are dandies.
New line of roller curtains at
WILLIAMS.
During the severe thunder storm
of last Sunday evening, a reporter OF
the Toledo Commercial received al
electric shock. The current strucl
him ON the cheek and OF course tn,
reporter escaped uninjured while tn,
lightning was completely used up
The cheek was too well oiled to b.
affected.
Paints and oils, of the very bes
quality, ut A. r. Champney's dru!
store.
The old-established firm of Lloy,
Bros, monument dealers of Toledo
enjoy IL reputation in their business
second to none in the State. For any
thing in their line of work, the JOUR
NAL IN pleased to recommend them n
being square-dealing and reliable
They dnrnish the best and most artist
work in marble and granite to be foun
anywhere. Read their ad. in thi
paper.
For 5 A lap busters, and fly nets
and team nets, also road carts and bug
gies, go to VIM. SCHLECT.
After dragging out 81 long, hot, dry
and dusty days July has closed its caree