Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-12-05

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The annual election of officers of
Wolford Post G. A. r.. will be held
this Saturday evening. Let all attend.
"A certain soap manufacturer does
all his advertising in the newspapers.
He says that he has found that tho
person who does not read the news
papers does not use soap. Now is the
time to subscribe.
See what Lamson Bros. offer in
the hose department.
"A good article of flour is one of the
main points in good cooking at home.
The best brands in the market can be
found at G. A. Hoffmann's. Try the
Home Trade, Bon Ton, Havest Queen,
Clover Leaf or Royal Family, all of
which are fine grades. 37n
-"At last, 1 can eat good square
meal without it's distressing mel" was
the grateful exclamation of one whose
appetite had been restored by the use
of Ayers Sarsaparilla, after years of
dyspeptic misery. A teaspoonful OF
this extract before each meal sharpens
the appetite.
ALI the latest millinery goods at a
sacrifice. A. j. Smith, Monroe st.
| Toledo.
Bro. Speck of the Pemberville
Leader boastingly remarks that he
wears two pairs of pants" etc.
While we are glad to know that the
brothers neither eXtremities are thus
well protected, we do not think it
necessary for him to brag over it
through his paper. Besides he must
remember it don't take a very great
amount of pants to cover Speck.
Elegant black couque Callarettes
now at 81. .35 each, worth 1915. a. j.
Smith, Monroe ST., Toledo.
Considerable petty thieving has
been going on in various localities and
a number of boys are getting in bad
way in town. George Keller was
arrested on the charge of taking goods
from the grocery store of Charles
Stevens, an old citizen who makes ar
honest living by selling few groceries
Some of the goods stolen we're found il
his possession and others where he hat
secreted them. He was tried before
Mayor Roach and bound over to tht
Common Please Court. He is out OF
bail.
Elegant black couque boa's closing
them out at 81. 80 worth 800. Don
fail to see them. A. ]. S Sniih, Monroe
ST., Toledo.
j. F. Brandhuber and wife wer
passengers on the ill-fated Lake Shor,
train that was run into at Toledo o1
Saturday night last, and would hav
been in the rear car, which was tn
first-class car, had it not been for tn
fact that they were unable to procur
! suitable seats when taking the train a
Elkhart, and consequently secures
seats in the sleeping car which wa
: located in The middle of the train, an
5 by doing so they undoubtedly save
themselves from being killed or a
least, badly injured.
Bargains in hats and bonnets; a,
l millinery goods less than cost. A. /,
5 Smith, Toledo.
= The union Thanksgiving servic
Y was held in the Methodist Episcops
y church. Which was well filed. Th
music was rendered bv the Walnut S
s Presbyterian choir and was enjoyed b
all. The devotional exercises wei
). conducted by the three minister
, present, Mr.. Johnson, Mr.. Adams an
a Mr. Shaw, after which Mir. Johnso
s preached from the words-The cart
' is the Lords and the fullness ther,
of, the world and they that dwell ther
t in. 1t is not easy to give anything ne
y in Thanksgiving discourse, but tt
e preacher on this occasion succeedt
u admirably. The audience departe
IS feeling that the service had been vel
!" pleasant and successful.
y Ask your friends about it and
F! they are we'll posted they will tell yo
II that Lamson Bros. are Offering tt
best bargains in fur trimmed JACKIE
and AL kinds of ClOaks.
y. G. Maddy has been visitil
T friends in Perrysburg this week. I
, has closed out his commission busine
T. in Chicago. For the past three wee
of he has been caring for his mother w
In was taken to Cincinnati for medic
,s treatment. and whose death occurred
il few days since. Since the burial of /
.y mother he has been engaged in bu'
to ness in Toledo but may possibly aga
IL locate in Perrysburg, and take char
le of the elevator here. The busine
IN during his absence has been conduct
T.. by Mr.. Franklin, who has been W
lie liked by all who have had dealings wi
him, but as Mr.. Maddy was the first
. roviva the Grain trade in our TOW