Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-07-18

TOLEDO. O
| Gustav is TO have new school
house.
"A little child of Chas. Glamore of
Deshler, was killed by the cars on Mon
day.
Watches, clocks, and jcwelry at
CHAMPNEY'S
Il. Williamson was in town last
Wednesday. He sports fine new
buggy now.
The genial face of P. McGovern of
Maumee, is seen on this side of the
river very frequently. His livery
I business brings him over here often.
"A very pleasant private picnic
party was held in the grove on DR..
Hamilton's lots on West Boundary
street on Thursday last. Mrs. Walter
Pomeroy and her sisters and friends
were the participants.
Don't fail to attend the moonlight
excursion on Steamer G. B. Wallace,
on Thursday evening, July %, from
Perrysburg TO the lake. Fare for the
round trip, 25c. Music and dancing
and a general good time.
Sunday, July 10, the C. H. & d. R'y
will run an excursion to Putin Bay
and Detroit, in connection with the
steamers Idlewild and City of Toledo.
Fare from Perrysburg to Putin Bay or
Detroit, roc. See ad. elsewhere
The Triumph base ball club Of
Dowling, played game with the Dun
bridge club, and completely done up
the boys from Dunbri6ge. They pro-
pose TO have another game soon ana
will play for so as an incentive to do
their best.
Ayers Hair Vigor has long held
the first place,as hair-dressing,i in the
estimation of the public. Ladies find
that this preparation gives beautiful
gloss to the hair, and gentlemen use it
to prevent badness and cure humors
in the scalp.
Fred l.. Mahr has put in large
and complete line of furniture of all
kinds, from the ordinary grades to the
finest upholstered goods, all of which
were bought for cash. Factory and
store on Indiana ave. next to new
library building.
E. w. Ball, who has been in the
Perrysburg elevator for some time
past has removed his family to Rush
vile, Ind, and orders the JOURNAL.
to follow him. We regret to have Mr..
B. and his estimable family leave but
it can't be helped now.
The JOURNAL man returns thanks
to the Perrysburg minstrel band for IL
| delightful serenade. The boys are
becoming very proficient in old time
miustrelsy and make excellent music.
We would be pleased to hear them
again. BY the way, boys, why not
give concert?
Watches, clocks, and jewelry ut
CHAMPNEY'S
Our object in placing an item in
any newspaper is to call the attention
of the readers of such papers to the
fact that we have at all times the
largest line of seasonable Dry Goods
and the prices are marked plain so any
child can read them and we have only
,N,,s,,. (f,,,,
for your interest to keep this in your
mind and when III Toledo compare our
prices with others. Our motto, "the
best goods made at lowest prices con-
sistent with style, quality and per-
fection." Lamson Bros. 333 g. 335
Sum init st. Toledo.
On Friday night last Dr. Hamilton
was called to the country to see pa
tient and had to make 20-mile drive
and called into service his beautiful
white horse. The night was very dark
and on the return home he noticed the
horse seemed to be little lazy and
did not keep his usual gait and upon
n slight touch of the whip instead of
hurrying up turned his head and look
ed back at his driver. On arriving at
WIG oniSG, UllS hoisc collu hhIuly SJdhu
and the Doctor hurried to his home
and by talking to him the faithful
animal managed to stand on his feet
long enough to have the harness taken
off, when he fell to the floor, and
seemed to suffer intense agony. The
doctor sent for H. L. Cook, and request
ed him to spare no expense and do
everything for his pet that could posi-
bly, be done and then left the barn ex-
pecting every minute to be told that
the animal was dead. Cook went to
work and with the remedies which he
knows how to prepare and administer,
he labored all night determined to save