Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-05-02
LOCAL NEWS.
Locals in this column 10. .cents~rrIline.

Best Spring roller window curtains
Mt
WILLIAMS
Lace curtains, Sl.O0 pen pair to
$500 at
WILLIAMS
Big stock of mems boysand misses
straw hats ut
WILLIAMS
Trunks, valises, valises and trunks !!
ut
WILLIAMS
Don't forget that we are SOLE
AGENTS for this town. vi the best
fitting, best style line OF young mems
clothing and pants that was ever
shown in the town.
n. WILLIAMS
Mems white shirts mems colored
shirts and mems neckwetr at
WILLIAMS
Big line of Summer underwear for
ladies gents, misses aud children ut
WILLIAMS
Ladies' gloves and mitts, all prices
at
WILLIAMS
Special value In mems socks ut
WILLIAMS
Buy ladies and childrcn's hosiery
at
WILLIAMS
Carpets, carpets, carpets, new
patterns popular prices, at
WILLIAMS
If you want bargain in lace walk
ing shoes at 81 90 and $l.25 'be sure to
see our line before you buy pair. We
have them SURE.
a. WILLIAMS.
Make your wife and daughters
happy with IL Haines Bros Piano.
b. G.. Music Co., Perrysburg-
Ave Ireland, of Bowling Green,
was struck by freight train, at North
Baltimore on Friday last and badly but
not fatally injured.
Wesley +. Sisson the Jeweler, has
removed his shop TO the old store
house on Front street, where he is
ready to do clock and watcn work. Ia.
Wood county has IL Grand Army
posts, with membership Of 550, and
10 Sons of Veterans camps with u
membership of 2iO, being 5hird in
membership in the state.
Fred Finkbeiner and Ed. Bates OF
Bowling Green haze purchased the
Richard Colver restaurant at that
place, and will open it up In fine style
we wish the young men success.
William Powell has accepted {
ksituation on the Loudonville Democrat
The proprietor wanting man wht
was familiar with all the details of tn,
business from local editor t0 jOl
:. Iprintcr, aud Mr.. Powell happening t,
+ Ibelthc right kind of II man, has stepped
= into II coed position and has the con
,glrtulations of the JOURNAL on hi
! sgoed luck.
= lin cOnvcrsing with Thomas E1tStell
aNho WAS in town II few days ago, W
e'egrct 10 learn that his business wen
: tuTe in Sidney, Ohio, was not II profit
! able one but that he is now traveliu
foV IL Cleveland house and is havin
good success, and will soon make u
his losses. Mr.. Eastell is u very ha
- appearing gentleman, Of pleasin
address, and possessed of u tempera
ment which will make him II yer
= successful travelling salesman and hos'
u OF friends here hope for his success.
The new drug store doors wei
Thrown open on Saturday morning las
= and the general public invited in
If inspect one of the neatest drug stor,
Sc in Northwestern Ohio. The sho
lie cases, shelving and medicine cases nj
,s all of antique oak, and make vel
g, fine appearance. The drug depar
Df ment is well supplied with the be
! in the market, the stationery is of Il
re best qaality, the wall paper the Late
ID and prettiest patterns, and everythir
is the best of its kind that the mark
10 affords, and p. G. Ray g. Co. are happ
On Thursday of last week, lit
Joseph Thompson, son of John al
Margaret Thompson, after school houl
visited with Freddy Selling on q
ed Pike road, and about o'clock start
ty' for home, bat became confused n
started for Stony Ridge, instead
: home. At Il late hour his father n
friends started in search but no ira
mo- could be found and at IL late hour t
10. TO- search was given up, to be cOmmenc
.he again next morning, and when it "
about to be resumed, Jacob Swar
.R living about six miles distant OH I
rm -
stone road, made glad the hearts
the parents by bringing the little
low home. He had wandered to
vicinity of Mr.. Swartz' farm, and h
been cared for over night by the xii
Is hearted Mr.. Swartz and his good wi
who learned from him who his pare
u,ara ond rnfurnad him IN his hO