Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-06-06

WHY SuiIlS JuoO TeCelNeu
WILLIAMS
Another cut of 10 to 35 per cent.
in Wall Paper at A. r. Champney's
drug store.
For sober people some of those who
went to Watervile last Wednesday
night, came home in peculiar shape.
VIM. Sheridan of the Sheridan
Wheel Co., has rented the residence of
Chris. Finkbeiner, and will locate his
family here soon.
= New Black embroidered dress pat
terms at
loft BARToNs'
The second degree was conferred
in Phoenix Lodge on Monday night
last. There was u good attendance
and much interest manifested.
Philip Wetzel has recently put in
a soda fountain and is now prepared to
furnish the thirsty people with soda
and lemonade, also confections and
fruits.
-Wedertz' cigar, the "Night Owl, =
and several other brands which he is
now manufacturing are OF the finest
tobaccos 10 be found in the market.
Try them.
ID. b. Claflin announces the ''last
chance" to get those excellent photos
at such low prices, until the first of
July. Read his ad. and then get some
of the photos.
The next social of the ladies' Cen
tennial Society will be held at the
residence of Mrs. q. S. Mcknight, on
Friday evening, June l.. All are
cordially invited
-LosT.-In Perrvsburg, May 18th,
small Irish Bull Terrier dog. White
with brown ears. Point in tail, answer
to name "Paddy." Return to A. H.
Plant, Maumee, Ohio, and be rewarded
H. r. Chubb, who has been quite
sick with fever, has recovered suffi-
ciently to be able to attend to business
again, and is supplying customers with
an excellent quality of ice at very low
price.
New lawns at DC. per yard at
10tf BARTONS'
On Monday next w. G. Harris, the
celebrated fruit grower of Ross twp
will commence picking Strawberries.
Kirgsbury's wagon will go down every
morning for fresh berries. They will
be the choicest in the land. Harris
raises no other kind.
-Eld. II. W Miller, of Battle Greek,
Mich, and j. S. lies, of Morrow Co O.,
Ministers of the Seventh Day Adventist
denomination, have secured the Use of
the ground west of the council room of
Bowling Green, o., and expect to COM
mence series of meetings i'll tent in
a few days.
You can buy an Organ or a Ma
chine for 50 per month, of the B. G.
Music Co., Perrysburg.
Many Perrysburg friends will
regret to learn that Rev. Richard
Wallace, formerly of this place, but
who is now pastor of Methodist church
Mt Marion, Ohio, is suffering from
nervous prostration, which incapaci-
tates him for work. He was the guest
of his brother, Charles, at Bowling
Green this week.
Another cut of 10 to So per cent.
in Wall Paper at A. II. Champney's s
drug store.
People of sound common sense do
not expect to get something for moth
ing. Some things come free like dirt
and long nails, but are not wanted by
sensible people. Lamson Bros. in To
ledo differ greatly from other dry
goods dealers in several points. They
never have special sales and never ad-
vertise TO sell gold dollars for fifty
cents. They do not handle imperfect
or poorly made goods just for the sake
of naming a low price. They sell only
good goods, mark them in plain figures
and are strictly one price. You will
find it to your interest to see what they
offer before making purchases else.
where. Goods freely shown whether
you wish to buy or not.
Cheapest Place in Toledo to buy
Furniture. Chairs, from 40 cents up
Chamber sets from $12 up. Parlor sets
pieces and table, crushed plush, $50
lup. Philip Hagcr, 426 Summit st,
4h Toledo o.