Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-07-25

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Miss Emma Houstln went to
Vanlue, o., on Wednesday, and arrived
just in time to be present at the death
bed of her cousin, George Westcott.
Joe Hilbert and Rad Pomeroy.
who were sent up for assault and bat
terry, we're tried in Probate Court on
Wednesday last, and were fined 80
and costs and 20 days each in the coun
ty Jail.
-Findlay patrol wagon didn't stop
to see who was hurt when it knocked
down Mr.. and Mrs. Isaiah Powell. A
citizen who called on policeman Shaner
to assist them was told to shut up, and
was arrested because he wouldn't.
Watches, clocks, and iewelry at
CHAMPNEY'S
Apollo Rudulph, of the B. G..
Sentinel, accompanied by two mem
bers of the gentle sex, not being able
to longer stand the heat of the hub,
drove over here on Thursday last, and
with other people from their town,
enjoyed a picnic at Eden park.
Conrad Selling has just had q wind
mill put up on his premises for the pur-
pose of pumping water for his stock.
When it is remembered that Mr..
Selling is running milk dairy, the
great advantage of having a constant
supply OF pure water for his cattle will
be readily seen. j. Hayes did the job.
Chris. Hoffmann's grocery store,
by the changes recently made giving
more room to display his grocery stock,
is one of the most complete in the
town. Besides his usually large stock
of groceries and provisions, he has
recently put in u large stock OF ex-
quisite hanging lamps, which arc
beauties and are being sold cheap.
VIM. Barten announces the closing
sale of all summer goods to make room
for the large stock of Fall goods which
are now coming in. He has taken the
exclusive agency of new line of shirts
known as the New Idea or the Fremont
shirt, which is really one of the finest
articles of gents underwear to be had.
Don't purchase shirts until you see
them.
= DR.. F. B. Monroe, formerly Of this
place, announces through She columns
of the JOURNAL that he will make a
visit to Toledo at 3lS Cherry ST., ON
August l, , and ,, 1891, for the pur-
pose of consulting with patients who
desire his professional services. The
Doctors skill in the practice of medi-
cine and surgery is we'll known in this
locality. Consultation free on all cases.
Sec ad vertisement on fourth page OF
this paper.
-Supt. Saddler has been enjoying
himself these days swinging in the
hammock, but met with sad misfor.
tune the other day. The hammock
was hung between large tree and one
of the posts of his veranda, and while
swinging in the breeze and gently
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p one corner of the veranda came down
while the tree forsool its customary
position and came nearer the house
The Supt. will now begin dieting SO Il.
, to get light enough to swing in ham
! mock without pulling everything over
3 There will be a camp meeting il
$ Lobers grove commencing August 6tl
| and continuing three days, under th'
1 auspices of the First Colored Baptis
S church of this place, the proceeds o
Q which will be used toward building
church on their lot corner of third ant
> Elm streets, in Perrysburg. Their
e will be several prominent speaker
present, among them being Rev. II. A
g Lewis, of Kalamazoo, Mich; j. +
Scott, of Detroit, and G. Anderson q
Ypsilanti, Mich, and others. Rev
q Lewis, colored minister, will preaC
% in German on Sunday, August 9tf
W All are cordially invited. Admission
!. 10c: all wagons and buggies, 25c.
IS B Trombla and son are now pre-
g. prietors of the Exchange livery stable
Ir they having purchased Mr.. Pierce
Ia entire livery stock and entered int
possession OF the same on "Wednesday
'r Ed. TrOmbla's livery is now consol
ID dated with Mr.. Pierce's livery and tn
c. gives the new firm IL large number {
y horses and vehicles ready for use an
70 in excellent condition. Headquarte
NJ will be at the usual place, in the reu
1t of the Exchange, where the proprietor
c can be found at any time ready to Il
lT commodate old and new patron
y Special attention given to all customer
whose wants will be looked after IN
: satisfaction will be guaranteed. Nol
but first-class rigs furnished.
According TO the tale Of woe reco
ded in the Toledo papers, there h