Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-04-25
LOCAL NEWS.


Buy mems clothing at
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Buy carpets ut
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Lace curtains, linen scrims, curtain
drapery, dotted swiss null for curtains
at
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Big line Of hosiery for Spring
wear at
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Large stock of Spring styles in
dress ginghams, chambrays, seer
suckers, criterion cloths and challics,
at
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-Bargins in muslins at
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Big stock of mems pants at
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-Nobby styles in mems pants for
Spring at
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Have you seen the new lot of mems
shirts at
WILLIAMS
Just received another lot of our
celebrated $500 and $50 shoes for
lalies. Try them.
WILLIAMS
Carpet warp, 20 and 22c at
WILLIAMS
Make your wife and daughters
happy with Haines Bros Piano.
b. G. Music Co., Perrysburg.
Miss Emma Root entertained
friends on Wednesday evening last.
Mrs. John Crom, aged 10 years,
died at her home in Tontogany, on
Sunday last, and was buried Tuesday.
Another member of the Dabacher
family, a young man % years of age,
was buried on Monday last. This is
the fifth death within the past year,
in this family, caused by the dread
destroyer, consumption.
"A boy, about IL years of age,
named Ficrstien, of Maumee, while
fishing at the old canal lock, fell into
the water and was drowned before he
could be rescued. That seems to be
a dangerous locality, as a number ol
boys have been drowned there.
Miss Evalcne Byrne closed her
winter term of school in Sub. Dis. No
10, Perrysburg twp, on April II. She
has given the best of satisfaction, and
has also been employed to teach the
Spring term. Miss Byrne is rapidly
becoming one of the most popular
teachers in the county.
What an easy matter it is to size uI
the amount of brute there is in man
when he is discovered driving a horse
An old gray headed man drove through
town on Thursday, whipping and jerk
! ing his old gray horse in Il manner thai
showed plainly that he had more o
the qualities of n brute than tn,
animal he was driving had. He shoult
have been arrested.
"A large number of citizens were a
the cemetery on Sunday last. to witness
the interment Of the remains of Mrs
Mary Price. and Thurston B. Oblinger
Rev. Adams conducted tie service
for both, and Mr.. Oblinger's remain
were carried TO their last resting plac,
by members of the National Union
Many friends gathered to drop tn,
last tear of affection at the graves o
two respected and regretted friends.
"A few days ago Joseph Schetze
succeeded in drawing from tn
Maumee river, by seine. pickere
which weighed % pounds. This wa
believed TO be AS large specimen a
is usually found, but it was ouly fe,
days after that j. &. Webb the veteran
came to the front with pickere
which laid over any former efforts G
the fishermen of this locality, by haul
ing IN beauty which marked just 2
pounds. If there are any large fish i
the Maumee Mr.. Webb knows how t
get them.
james Ell. Pierce has decided I
sell, trade or rent the Exchange hot,
property. He has decided that h
don't care to have the responsibility {
hotel on his hands any longer, an
will offer a good opportunity to an
person who has desire to engage i
the business. This hotel is one of th
best and most popular public houses
northwestern Ohio, and any ma
familiar with the hotel business ca
make good thing CT it. 1t is to /
hoped that some enterprising gentl,
man will take the house and work
for all there is in it. 1t is to be regre
ted that Mr.. Pierce and his famil
have decided to quit the business, /
they secured Il good run of custom an
are well liked by all.
Cheapest Place in Toledo to bu
Furniture. Chairs, from 40 cents VI
Chamber sets from $12 up. Parlor set