Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-07-11

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Never sun feather beds. Air them
thoroughly on " windy day in a cool
place. The sun draws the oil and
gives the feathers rancid smell.
Special prices made on buggies
and harness until the 10th of July.
VIM. SCHLECT
There will be an Old Maids social
at the NJ. e. Church parlors, on Fri
day eve, July 18th. A good pro-
gramme has been prepared.
Miss Kittic Hayes was elected
teacher of the unclassified department
the last meeting of Board of Education.
Watches, clocks, and jewelry at
CHAMPNEY'S
The family of Mrs. e. M. George
celebrated the 4th at the old home on
Indiana ave. The day was spent in
games and refreshments and in the
evening they had fine display of fire
works. N. Z. Clam and wife came
from st. Louis, Mo. to spend the Ith at
home in the burg.
Bernie Trudeaux and G. p Haskell
went over to DEVILS Lake, Mich,
over Sunday on fishing excursion,
and report having excellent sport with
the fish. The number and size of the
fish they caught is something too Won
derful for us to attempt to relate, and
the writer thinks he is ''a pretty good
liar himself'' thank you.
Watches, clocks, and iewclry at
CHAMPNEY'S
"A l4-year old boy named Paul Mar
tin, living in Toledo, while playing on
u moving train of box cars, fell between
the cars and was crushed to death.
There is scarcely day passes without
a half dozen or more boys jumping on
trains in this town, and the JOURNAL
has called the attention of parents and
authorities to the fact but there seems
to be no abatement of the foolish bust
ness.
BY failure of VanNorden Bros,
Toledo, $4,000 of ready made clothing
will sell at prices far below actual cost.
The stock must be reduced go per cent.
Doors will open and the sale commence
at precisely o'clock a. m. Saturday,
June 1lth. Never before have the
people of North Western Ohio had
such an opportunity to buy clothing
and gents furnishing goods at such re
markable bargains. Come early and
get first choice.
There are many Improvements
being made in Perrysburg property
this season, among them being the
residence of r. S. Clegg which he ha:
had rebuilt. He has made sucl
improvements on the residence tina
the place is worth fully Il Thousand
dollars more than it was before The
work was done. He is now putting OF
the finishing touches with paint anC
paper. The house as it now is, is on,
of the most spacious and comfortable
homes in the town. Mr.. Clegg is III
enterprising citizen and we wish ther,
were more such in the place.
ID. y. Haylor informs us that TIL
contract has been let for the work q
moving the residence of Mrs. Fl. {
Lawrence from its present location +
the corner of Front and Walnu
streets, the construction of Il celia
and new stone foundation for the hous
and that the work will be commences
soon. He also expects to remove on
of the vacant buildings adjoining tn
; Exchange hotel property, to the OF
posiLe side of the street, where it wi
be fitted up in first class style as a res
5 dence. The large building whic
5 stands next the alley on the same piec
, of property will be moved to the cente
of the lot and also fitted up as Il res
dence, while the small building will /
moved back on the alley and use
a as barn. This will make a gran
+ improvement in this locality and on
: which the people of the town will
glad to see completed.