Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-05-30

Announcer Cub Oh Nv I'd OD per CCilbs
In Wall Paper at A. Il. Champney's
drug store.
John Anon has traded his busi-
ness block with George Pfisterer, for
the old Hoffman farm.
Eden Park will be open on and
after Decoration Day fol-. picnic, boat
ing and fishing parties.
Miss May Wallace will close her
school in District 3 on Friday next.
We understand she has given excellent
as a teacher.
Mrs. H. c. Lawrence celebrated
her birthday last Saturday, and all
her children were present to wish her
many returns of the day.
The JOURNAL returns thanks TO
Miss Kate LaFarree for an invitation
to the Commencement Exercises of the
Bowling Green high school, which
took place on Friday evening of this
week.
u. L. NuuTlttb lCHbCu bhO
house formerly occupied by the family
of Mrs. Weddell, on Front street, and
will soon move to this place MIR.
VanFleet is connected with the
Sheridan Wheel Co.
Mrs. +. Schellluger's birthday
occurred on Friday last, and her child
rem arranged a surprise party for her
The surprise was complete and Mrs.
S. received many presents. An ele-
CANT supper was served, and a very
pleasant time was enjoyed by all.
On Monday last, Mrs. Emogene J..
Wilcox, died at her home in Maumee,
at the advanced age of 20 years. She
was one of the Oldest citizens OF that
place. The funeral services we're held
at Springfield church on Thursday,
Gen. p. S. Slevin, of Toledo, officiating.
Frank Simmons of Hersey, Mich,
is locating his family in the residence
formerly occupied by Peter Haas. Mr..
Simmons had the misfortune to have
his barns entirely consumed by fire a
few weeks ago. and this is probably
what caused him to decide to move to
Perrysburg.
Sheet music at 80 per cent discount
at this Office. We will close out the
entire stock ut half price.
Tanner, the shoe man at Bowling
Green, has removed to the Reed &
Merry Block, where he has the larg
est shoe store in the county. New
store. new goods and the largest stock
of any in the county. Call on hin
when in the Green and you will be
convinced that he is the leading sho,
man in the county. lOd
Until recently LamsOn Bros. o
Toledo have not advertised much il
papers outside of Toledo. They ar,
acknowledged as headquarters fo
good dry goods by Toledo people anC
they now desire to have it known b,
people living in the country and there
fore have selected this paper as one o
the best mediums to accomplished tina
end.
Vim. Sheridan of the Sheridan
Wheel Co. was in town Monday. HI
exp 4cts to bring his family here soon
The company are feeling mucI
encouraged over the bright outlOo
for their business and are making specis
efforts to push their buildings to con
pletion and have ordered n part {
: their machinery, which will be place
, in the buildings as rapidly as they AZ
completed.
New zephyrines 81 inch wide 1
l0c per yard ut
10tf BARTONS'
The Binghampton Republica
publishes the following remarkab
cases: The other day II wagon max,
S who had been dumb for years, picke
4 up u hub and spoke; and a blind ca
Q penter on the same day reached out (,
a his plane and saw; and " deaf shet
ranchman went out with his dog al
y herd; and noseless fisherman caugl
y a barrel of herring and smelt; and d
funct halter was tenderly deposited {
pile of hair and felt, and a forty-tt
: elephant inserted his trunk into
J CRATE and tlue.
e Our idea is to make our store
Il place where you can buy your goo
feeling that you are getting them
reasonable prices. We do not offer o.
!. article at way below cost expecting
make it up on something else, but 81
our goods ut uniform low rate
= profit SO that the buyer runs no risk
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