Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-08-27
Buggy and Harness for sale. Mrs.

buggy ana Harness Tor sale. Mrs.
H. G. Beach.
Painting lessons Wednesdays at
two. Anna Beach
Chicken thieves are getting in
their work in good style in this
locality.
Steamer Wallace now leaves
Maumee at 6:45 a m. and Perrysburg
at 700 a. m.
During the absence of S. p. Toll
man, Joe e. Baird will have charge of
the lumber yard and factory.
Peter Blanks new home on lower
Front reetis approaching completion.
1t will be neat and cozy home.
For dinner, for supper, and be-
tween meals, there's nothing like
Osterhout's ice cream. 1t touches the
spot every time.
M. L. Case of the Exchange Bank
of Bowling Green secured the $4,000
street improvement bonds, recently
sold by that village.
That boy of yours will need new
suit when school opens, better buy it
now, the Leader is selling them cheap
this week. l3l Summit ST., Toledo, o.
Chris. A. Hoffman, N. Wedertz,
and Adam Hazel OF Perrysburg lodge
X. OF z. accompanied Kenneth division
OF Bowling Green on their trip to
Kansas City.
Lewis Shaller of Roachton, accom-
panied by his wife and little son
started for Kansas City to attend the
Conclave of Knights of Pythias, and to
visit friends.
Geo. NJ. Gray of Fostoria and
Earnest r. Root came to Perrysburg
on their wheels in Monday last, and
took trip down the river on the
steamer Burt.
Try glass of crushed violets, at
Champney's drug store.
--Chas. Cornelius wishes all people
knowing themselves TO be indebted to
him, to call ut the old stand and make
settlement, as he has sold his business
and wants to settle all accounts.
The Davenport family, about so in
number, held their annual family re-
union at Bowling Green Wednesday.
They had jolly time as usual, and
reelected +. G. Davenport, President
and G. G. Hum, Secretary.
Don't forget the auction sale Of
Books, Steel-plate Engravings, Chro-
mos, Maps, aud many articles of gen.
oral utility in every household, at c.
Leafs new building, Saturday after
noon and evening, Aug. -. See bills.
BY private correspondence, we
learn that Z. a. Bull, who was raised
in Perrysburg, is now a resident of
KahoIla, Mo-, and writes for the
JOURNAL. in order to hear from his old
home. He left here some 80 years
since.
John Anon wishes to announce to
the public that he has secured the
services of Henry Leydorf, practical
plumber, and is now ready to do gas
fitting. and do it right. Mr.. Leydorf
has had experience as a gas filter in
Detroit, Lima, and number of other
cities, and his work is guaranteed to be
firstHlass.
--Inducement prices on all clothing
mt the Leader. 13l Summit ST., Toledo.
September 18th is the date on
which the Blind Boone Concert Co
will appear at the opera house in Per-
rysburg. The company is endorsed by
the people and press in all parts of the
country. Boone is said to be n more
wonderful pianist than the celebrated
Blind Tom, and he is assisted by 8
company of artists.
"A Hufford, member of Perrys
burg lodge K. of P. went to Kansa.
City to the conclave, and then started
for New York to take steamer Estate
of Nebraska" for Glasgow, Scotland
sailing on Thursday of this week. Hi.
many friends here wish him bon voy
age.
Editor Saxby's only friend ant
sympathizer, Tom Conley, of Bowling
Green, has had the misfortune TO breal
his arm. Tom will survive a broker
arm all right enough, but it would b.
sure death to the poor fellow if his jaw
hould ever get cracked. We woul
have more sympathy for him if h
} didn't resemble Saxby so closely.
-HoT! Hot! Horl- The weather
' Cold. cold, cold soda water at Champ
3 ney's drug store.
: We are pleased to tell the ladie
OF Maumee that we have completes
arrangements with J. X. Frederic
= whereby he will carry a full line {
$ our goods and have them fresh ever
: day. Call on him and leave trif