Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-05-09
LOCAL NEWS.
Locals in this column 10. cents per line.

-New curtain draperies, just the
styles for fixing up new and pretty
effects about your house. See them at
A. WILLIAMS.
Linen scrims. lace curtains,
colored curtain draperies, all new
patterns at
WILLIAMS
Straw hats for boys and misses at
WILLIAMS
Big line of gauze underwear for
ladies', gents, misses and children at
WILLIAMS
A bargain in plaid and stripe
cashmere at 30c per yard at
WILLIAMS
New stock of gloves, laces, corsets,
ribbons and hosiery just in for spring
trade at
WILLIAMS
New table linen, towels and napkins
at
WILLIAMS
Black cashmere shawls at
WILLIAMS
New stock of ladies shoes at popu-
lar prices at
WILLIAMS
New stock of mems shoes very
cheap ut
WILLIAMS
Make your wife and daughters
happy with a Haines Bros Piano.
B. G. Music Co., Perrysburg.
Tomato plants given away at s.
Hartshorn's. IA
The concert given for the benefit
of Mrs. Susan Butler ON Thursday
evening last was a success in every
respect, and netted neat sum. The
programme was good and well rendered.
Mrs Butler wishes to return thanks to
all who assisted in the concert and in
selling tickets.
Any person desiring to have an
artesian well drilled will do well to
contract with Stoner g. Zellers, who
are ready to drill wells or move any
kind of buildings. Their address is
Moline, Ohio.
ADVERTISED LETTERS.-Mrs. f.
Corville, Mr.. Charles f. Cole, Mrs.
Merry Smith, Mr.. Walintine, H. F.
Walker, Mr.. John Westler. Persons
calling for these letters please say
advertised. w. H. HoLLENBECK, F. M.
-Squint at our prices.
P. G. RAY & Co.
George Ordway, local editor of the
Bowling Green Democrat was in town
a few days this week, possibly looking
for our boom, but more probably looking
up delinquent subscribers. George
says one or two good factories here to
make IL little more business, would
make Perrysburg the finest town on
earth.
We furnished the paint to paint
the rainbow. p. G. RAY 81 Co.
Bernie Getz, who has been employed
by E. L. Kingsbury for some time past,
has secured II position with L. S. Baum
gardner & Cos wholesale house in
Toledo, and commenced work in his
new position on Monday last. Bernie
is young man of good habits and
character and will undoubtedly earn
for himself good name in his new
location. That success may attend
him is the desire of many Perrysburg
friends.
A choice stock of tomatoes and
cabbage plants at S, Hartshorns. 7b
The names of n few more friend;
who have dropped one or more dollar.
in our cash box within the past few
days may be mentioned, as follows
7. Hayes. Mrs. K. Knoll, j. B. Webb
DR.. H. a. Hamilton, Geo. w. Pfisterer
Isaac Whitson, Ira Knull, S. Merry
Anon johnson, H. f. Peck, Hugh Nc
Dougal, G. Beach, G. Wallace, J. F
Raab, Rob't Morris, D. Lucas, Hon
A. Cook, A. Judson, Geo. Lober, r
Zingg,T. Franey Mrs. Israel Thornton
Pas. Dunipace, VIM. Dunipace, A. FL
Leaf, Fred Jezzard, Mrs. A b. Chamber
lin, Fl. Sattley, r. Danz, H. Broka
John Kohl, Ashton Taylor, j. Savory
G. Cramer, Geo. B. Crook, Geo Leath
erer. We return our thanks to all o
the above.
Don't forget the l. o. G.. T. enter
tainment next Thursday night.
The funeral of Mrs. Gilbert, c
Maumee, was held at the Episcopa
church on Sunday last and the remain
were placed in the vault at Perrysburg
The funeral procession was large on
and extended from the foot of the hi
at Maumee to the cemetery. The lad
was aAmember of the Daughters c
Rebekah lodge of Maumee, and also c
the w. r. Q. Corps, the members {
which societies attended the funera
as did also the Mitche. Post G. A. T
and Maumee Lodge of I. o. o. F. an
: Fort Meigs Daughters of Rebekah an
l. o. o. f. Mrs. Gilbert was among tn
early settlers of the Maumee valley
and was an intelligent lady and alway
. ready to lend a helping hand to any
thing that had a tendency to be
good to the people.
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