Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-06-28

For CURRANTs.- Call on Mrs.
Deering.
--Flouncings of all kinds at VOLTS.
-WANTED.--A German dictionary,
at the JOURNAL office. Will pay rea-
sonable price.
--Kingsbury has evidently gone in
"kahoots" with the druggists, judg-
ing by the large number of cucumbers
and water-melons he is selling.
The date of hearing for criminal
cases in Common Pleas, has not yet
been fixed, but we guess they will not
be called to trial until after the fourth.
July 9th is 4th Quarterly meeting
day ut the M. L. Church here. Rev.
p. p. Pope will preach Saturday eve.
before and hold Quarterly Conference,
and also preach Sabbath morn.
Boots, shoes, hats and caps at
VOLTS.
WIN. II. Combs who was recently
indicted by the Grand Jury for burg
larly and larceny, plead guilty upon
arraignmcnt last Tuesday and was
sentenced TO five years at hard labor
in the Ohio Penitentiarv. He will
probably begin work on his new con-
tract sometime next week.
| In COMMON PLEAS.-Wm. Garrett
VS. VIM B Kelly, f J Greenfield, r. A
Bartley, G l. Luce Co, Weed Colburn
& Co, l. S Baumgardner, r II Lane, j
Biddlc, L Feagles, L Kelly, j APPEL,
f Garrett, and f NJ Miles as sheriff of
Wood Co. o., for the dissolution of u
partnership, and the appointment OF
receiver. J II Tyler, atty.
Carpet and oil cloths from 2Oc per
yard up, ut VOLTS.
The North Baltimore Times, in
its last issue, speaking of the excursion
from that place, over the railroads to
Perrysburg, where the party expected
to be met by the steamer Pastime,
gives the managers of the Pastime Il
severe scoring, but for Perrysburg and
the Maumee, the editor has nothing
but the warniest words of praise.
For ) a lap busters, and fly nets.
and team nets, also road carts and bug
| gies, go to WIN. SCIILECT.
Madame DeVere is not ready to go
to Columbus, to begin her 10 year con-
tract as "clairvoyant'' for the State.
She was expected to 90 with the other
Lucas county delegation this week, but
her attorneys asked Il suspension of
sentence until IL bill of exceptions
could be presented to the Circuit court
Sentence has been suspended until
July S.
1T Won want first class double oi
single harness %, To WIN. Sch!ecl, Prrrys-
hurg.
Rev. Geo. b. Wiltsie, having
received Il special invitation from Rev.
! w. a. Phillips of Chicago, an old pastor
in Canada, TO spend this week with him
and also to be with him next Sabbath,
left Tuesday, for Ann Arbor, where he
heard Hon. Elmer ID. White, President
OF Cornell University, deliver the Com
mencement Grafton and thence went
on Wednesday eve. to Chicago. Rev.
! Phillips was here, preached and lee
tured IA little over Il year ago. Rows.
Cannon and Stewert will supply NJ. l..
pulpit here next Sabbath.
Buy Summer underwear Mt
a- WILLIAMS.
New line of ladies walking shoes at
WILLIAMS.
In some localities white caps are
considered "A terror, but the party that
called upon Ed. Unberhill, few eve
nings since, didn't prove to be that kind.
1t was birthday occasion and the many
neighbors and friends, called in to help
our worthy Trustee celebrate. There
were large number present, but
Edward was not TO be done up in that
manner, and with the assistance of his
estimable wife, furnished bountiful
refreshments for the guests, who, after
enjoying pleasant evening, departed
hoping to have an occasion to cal
again.
New neckwear for gentlemen at
WILLIAMS.
w. II. Richardson closed his labors
in the Perrysburg schools on Wednes
day last. He had Go pupils for examin
alton, all of whom showed that theil
work during the past year has beer
excellent. The pupils of the 9TH ant
Sth grades, prior to bidding thei
teacher good bye, presented him Will
an elegant book, as a slight token o
their friendship and good wishes fo
his future success. Mr.. II. will lcav,
on Saturday for Bowling Green, wher,
he expects to spend his vacation unit
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