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LOCAL NEWS.
I-opnh In tlitatnlnmn in cents pur lino
Now 1'nr July ltiirgitlnii.
"Wo huvo boon Riving you burgiiing,
but ow wo tiro Kolng to glvo you btir
Knius a ul HAUdAiNH. July litis iihvnys
bo'.i 'V month ol bnrgnlns with ub, but
wo huvo twwor boforo bcon nblo to offor
you such oxtiMordlnnvy inducements
as will bo found all through our
immoiisa stock of mons nntl boys cloth
ing. Our llfjht weight clothing must
go unci thoy will go, at tho prices wo
hnvo put cm thorn.
Straw hats aro yours nt a nominal
price In ffonls furnishing goods wo
uvo lenders and in this doptirlinont it
always pays you to come and seo us.
A dozen dollars invested witli us will
dross you up completely and in good
stvlo.
J. N. Mookotl, Tho Toledo Clothier,
iiltt, 'JIG and 217 Summit St. Toledo, O.
-
ItnrgtiliiB In Wiiroiih mill ItueRlcn.
Win, Schlcct has just roceived a car
load of Birdsoll Farm Wagons oi all
sizes, and anybody wanting one can got
a bargain by calling nt once, as ho must
hnvo tho store room for othor goods.
Those who buy buggies this wcok
can buy for $10 less than ovor again.
Wo aro crowded for room.
I.lfo of Win. Teeuinseli Slinnnnn.
In order to securo a copy of this work
buy your groceries of Chris. A. Hoff
mnnn. Procuro a purchase ticket and
whon you have bought $15 worth of
goods in cash purchases, you will bo
presented with a copy of this elegant
book.
Send 10 outs for a subscription to
n livo'y matrimonial journal for old
and young. Address, Orango Blos
soms, Ynrmouthport, Mass. 0-11-03.
You need not wait weeks or months
for your carpets if you take them to
Puhrs you can get thorn in loss than a
week. P. M. Puiil, Maumeo, O.
Perrysburg Custom Mill will run
every Wednesday and Saturday for
grinding chop, corn and graham Hour,
Also seed buckwheat for sale.
Otf Gko. Doktsch.
Hi You Want
a wagon, buggy, plow, drag, roller,
drill, corn planter, clod crusher, culti
vators, disk harrow, blnder,or mower,
romembor you can buy the same for
.oss than Toledo prices.
Wji. Schlkct.
wxBXzzrrrzarz' or rrrimrrnni runm iiwh i Mmm
BUSINESS HO PALS.
I.oenU in thli column 5 cclilr per lino.
The Quality mid Flavor of
IMCC.tIA OKA ami
CAI.I..I l,l:,Y Clurtrs
Will be kept up icgaitflciH of I'xpotiao
C'alla Lillj wairantcd to be SO per cent
Havana.
J h7 S" S P Ti'" lhc: G0LD
1 h H 8 ? ii i"K l UltK t home,
ii" M t 5 3 1 L, U$$ Why H,cn.l $100
Wiui you cm luwniplish ilm same re
ikis for 1 00 without iutirfereuco with
our biisiuet-, $1 00 a p.u'kuge.
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bad tiwti torpid liyer, pilcs.coiiBtip.ition,
Uiieqiiullul for men, women, ami
children. Smnllcst, mildost, surest! 50
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Champney's. Jan. HO. 03.
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Will b p.iid if UEFICIO will not cure
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diseased. Wiito him lor examination
blank.
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nil inrniK o
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nk flit eta iif
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eribed over .13 venrn
hoiiMiluls of enses: Is
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driijight (in Wonii'ri IMiiir.-iioniM:; If lie offers
some iirl1ilvf ltuilicliii' In place of this, leiuo
his illMioniit btoie. tneloM) lirlee In letter, and
i wv " - V " "-iuv tnii jKowiir linn yii;i
wo wllUemt ln-telurn m.il). 1'ilte, onn jiark
JiKO SI: l!C $". Our trill iitttiu. tU will rmc.
I'limplilcl in plain nealeU eitetn)ie, 2 (.tamps.
Add I ess
'rut; wot) i) cnu;niiOAi.i co ,
till WiKKlmuil iivenue, Detroit, Mich.
J2?hotil in Puirysbius auil ucry whereby
till resfHirialhiu DniKv:ist,.
THE MUCH-DESIRED
L0?-jG WAIST and PERFECT HIP
EFFECT c,m ouly Piluccil eucccEiftilly
uy wc.inu,;
ADJUSTABLE
OVER THE HIP
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Perfect Case and
Contour.
'i'liuy hnvu DouPlo Hr.ims, hlcli v 111 mil
rip Double filed unit Hums,
which will not li i tin.
Made In three IciiRtliR. Teim urn Kiiltirn,
Any dry Roods dentur in tho U. H. cau supply j on
Cuuvuubt-rj Wimteil. Sitid or tttiloiuc.
QQrmiEE nlFC. CO., Jackson, Midi
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Pretty lino of wlilto goods nt 8o
lOo and 121c. at Williams'.
-Cholco lino of blnck dress goods at
all prices, tit
Wir.T.TAMc'
Now Block mans
stylos, at
For mens ovornlls
class go to
shirts cholco
Williams'
that aro first
Williams.'
Buy mons and boys clothing at
Williams'.
For a bargain in carputs go to
Williams.'
Flno stock of drets ginghams at
Williams.'
Buy Indies and chlldrons hosiery
at Williams.' '
Try our 'ladles $2.00 or $2.60 fino
Kid shoes. A. Williams.'
Bargains in lace curtains at
Williams.'
For a good fitting, good woaring
mens suits go to Williams.'
For straw lints go to
Williams'.
Choice lino of now neck wear for
gents at Williams'.
Wo aro showing some vory choice
styles in carpets this season. Sec thorn.
A. Williams.
Buy gloves, mitts and fans for the
lth, at Williams'.
When in need of groceries and
provisions it ia well to call on C. A.
Hoffmann.
L. S. Warner of Limo City has
just completed tho erection of a largo
barn for .Ino. Kmch.
Tho midsummor number of tho
Cosmopolitan is something worth
carrying oil on your outing.
"Sturgeon Fishing in tho Tames,"
handbomoly illustrated, is a bcasonablo
arttclo which appears in tho July
Cosmopolitan.
The reason why u boy's hand will
blister so much sooner on a hoe hnndlo
than it will on a baso ball bat, is as yet
an unexplained mystery.
Machine oils at A. R. Champncy's
drug store.
A party of 12 glass-blowors from
Findlay came hero this wcok and went
into camp at Uuttonwood Island whero
thoy expect to remain a couple of
months.
The reaper agent is now the
busiest man in tho country. He
talkelh long and loud to the farmers
about tho superior merits of tho
particular machine he represents.
Tills is good weather to paint and
tho Sherwin-Williams Paints aro tho
kind to put on your buildings. Sold by
A. It. Champney.
An exchange says "a lady having
rwatl a vory long paper at a missionary
mooting, tho minister gave out tho
hymn beginning, 'Hallelujah,' tis
dono,' and wondered why everybody
smiled.
Frank Powoll of llaskins, is smil
ing over tho fact that ho is tho grand
pa of a lino Independence girl baby,
born on the Fourth of July to Mi
ami Mrs. Win. Megloy. Tho babe and
mother aro doing woll.
Wurron Iltunpton litis just com
pleted tho orection of a now barn 30x18
for Gcorgo Schwindt of Roachlon. it
is a fine looking building. Mr. Hamil
ton will commoneo the erection of a
now school house at Bowling soon.
Paints, oils and varnishes, of the
very best quality, for sale at A. R.
Chanipmoy's drug storo.
On Thursday evening last a social
was hold at tho residonco of John
Hufford for tho benoilt of tho Daven
port U. B. church. A vory pleasant
entertainment was enjoyed by those
present and a very neat sum of money
was rccolved.
All tho "Don't" articles over
printed novor yet kept n. man from
drinking ico water, and all tho ice
cream poisoning cases evor reported
lmvo iiovor yot frlgh toned a. singlo
bummer girl out of accepting her
escort's ollor to go in and have n dibh.
Seo those Cork Filled Collars, war
ranted not to gall your horses shoulders.
WJI. SOIILUCT.
Kdon Park has been inundated a
portion of this season, but is now dry
and ready for tho recoption of visitors.
Picnic parties will find all tho neces
sary con venion cos forn day'senjoymont,
and tho fact that no intoxicating drinks
aro allowed on tho grounds is n sourco
of great satisfaction to parties who
dcslro a pleasant and respectable place
to spond n day's outing.
On Sunday hist tho steamer C. B.
WiiUnco on her trips to Mauniuo used
tho old channel which bus not boon
used for many years, going up along
tho south shoro of tho rivor, nnd pass
ing botwoon Gardon and Ham islands.
It would bo less oxponsivo to koop this
channel opon and it has bcon tho won
dor of thoao acquainted with tho cur
rents and dopth of tho wator, that tills
channol has not boon dredged Instead
ol tho ono now being cleaned out.
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Spr-ota-cIch,
Special attention given to repair
ing. All Warranted. JOHN ZUHFLUII,
313 Monroe street, Toledo,
St. Gcorgo Mi vart'se-oeoud article
"Natural Selections," which appears in
tho July Cosmopolitan, carries tho
render a Blop furthor with Unit cele
brated thlnkorin liissories on "Evolu
tion and Christianity."
Tho job of constructing tho KnansB
stono road will bo sold July 20,
Rich and refreshing, chocolnto,
vanllln nnd cronm at Champnoy's
Poler Btank is building a neat
homo on tho lots ho recently purchased
hero.
How About the Pods !
("Pods," my friends, means "Post
Olllco Drug Storo I")
Go 2 C Saddler.
Dol. Simmons is tho daddy of a fino
74 pound boy, which enmo to his liouso
on Thursday night last.
Wall Paper, now and elegant do
signs, at Champnoy's drug storo.
Tho ilng was not unlurled from tho
school houso on tho fourth becnuso tho
halyards wcro out of order and no ono
could bo found to climb tho staff and
fix them.
Postmaster Hollonbeck wishes to
announce that tho box rent for tho
quarter is now duo nnd ho would bo
glad to hnvo box holders coino in and
pay tkoir rent.
Charles Miller, expert from tho
Champion machino shops is with Win.
Schlcct for a few weeks and Is looking
after tho Interest of tho many Cham
pion machines in this section.
Tnko tho baby out for an airing in
ono of thoso now baby carriages at
Wm. Schlect's.
Russell Willinms and brido re.
turned from their wedding tour on
Monday hist mid aro now keoplng
houso In their elegant homo which was
a wedding present from tho groom's
father.
Henry Sarvte of Hull Prairio has
purchased lots on Front street in this
place, and will erect a now houso soon.
Ho desires to move into town and en
joy a season of rest from tho voryactivo
llfo ho lias lead.
Frank Rogers is to bo the now
postmnstor at Dunbridgo, vico N. S.
Jones, resigned. Tho selection is a
good one. Frank is well liked by tho.-o
who will patronize tho office, and is in
every way worthy tho appointment.
Tho contents page of tho July
Cosmopolitan contains tho names of
twenty-two contributors, nnd tho
range of subjects discussed will suit a
multitude of tastes. A midsummer
number. The prieo of tho Magazine
is l!.") cents.
Tho young lads aro having good
times this vacation. Charloy Peck,
Clem and Roswoll Comstock and Eugic
Rhoinfrank aro camping near Wator
vlllo: Gus Peek and ''Dodo'' Gotz arc
camping down tho rivor, while Harry
Obllngor is enjoying himsolf out on
the prairie.
How About the Pods !
("Pods," my frionds, means, "Post
Olllco Drug Storo !")
Go 2 9 Snddlor.
Ceorge Cook litis purchased tho
dray and baggage business which has
been conducted for a nuinbor of years
past by his brother. George has been
connected with tho business for bovortq
years and is thoroughly conversant
with tho wauts of his eustomors and
williifco every effort to accommodato
them. He announces himbolf prepared
for all kinds of light or heavy hauling
nntl will be pleased to hnvo tho patron
ago of old and new frionds.
"Up in Northern Minnesota," says
a physician in "St. Louis Globo-Demo-crat,"'
"lives a man who entorcd tho
service in 1801. He was u vory dull
fellow, almost a fool. During ono of
tho sorties mado by tho Confederates
at Donelson ho received a buckshot in
tho head. Tho surgeons could not
find it and tho wound healed. Ho re
turned to duty, ono of tho brightest
men in IiIb company, and in timo
became second lieutenant. At tho
clo.-o of the war ho roturnod homo,
married a superior woman, prospered
in business and was elected shorirt of
his county. Threo years ago his head
began to glvo him a great deal of
trouble. He enmo to St. Paul, and I
located tho buckshot and removed it.
He is now as healthy as ovor, but is
tho samo stupid dolt that he was bo
fore the fight at Fort Donolson."
Vnr Sale.
A 20-aero farm within three miles of
Perrysburg, houtc, barn and vineyard
and fruit of every discription. Enquire
at Jouknal Officii. Kitf
A Serenade.
On Monday night, when nil our
neighbors had retired to their couches
to give themselves a rest from the fizz,
bung, boom, of tho glorious 4th,
thoy wore awakened by a party of
sorenndors who camo into our yard and
gtivo imitations of hand organ music;
btolo our wormy, half ripo chorries,and
split tho ntmosphero with a so-called
hymn, ono veibo of which jingled
something liko this
"In heavon abovo
Whero all is lovo
There'll bo no editors thoro."
Now that's consoling stuff to sing to
a follow whoso head is supposed to be
throbbing with 4th of July patriotism!
It's all right though, becnuso If that
howling mob evor got thcro wo will bo
willing to go almost any placo olso.
Nlio Committed Kuicldc.
Mrs. E. O. Cono, at Purls, loft this
loiter; "My huaband Forgive mo if I
cause you tumble, but 1 suffer so.
You do not know what these leng,
wakeful, wiiitcheil nights nre to me,
and 1 nm so tiled, darling tho pain wilt
novel ho hotter. It is not easy to take
my own life, but I huvo been sick so
long, Clood bye, my husband, I lovo
you your wife." This Is but ono of
thousands tint gives up, instead of
using Dr. Miles' Restnrntivo Nervine,
and being speedily oured of wretched
liees. Go to A.. It. Chnuipuoy and get
an olcKant hook uutl Trial Bottle free.
.'.anmmuft;mu)m
1M5KSONAI.ITIHS.
Warren Hampton of Dunbridgo was
in town Friday.
Mrs. Tom Voitch of Bolmoro is vis
iting lu Perrysburg.
A. L. Bench of Ann Arbor, Mich.,
spent Sunday in town.
Mrs. Root has gone to Buffalo with
tho captain this week.
Mr.q. P.. TT. nnlilwnlt skimiI a,,,i,.
with friends in Weston.
W. E. Esentt. nf XX. (1 cum.f M,
glorious 4th in Porrysburg.
Mrs. .TllH. P. Aenrtll nf , (l,.tn l
visiting Perrysburg frionds. '
MISH ROSO. Ifnllin wno tlin mmnl ,f
frionds nt Bucyrus this wcok.
Charles Lnmnmnn nf win ! la
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nailing ins parents uns wooif.
A. G. Williams and wife una two sons
visited In Adrian, ovor Sunday.
Rudulph Dauz is enjoying a visit
from his brother of Konton, Ohio.
Mrs. E. C. Carroll or Bowling Grtfen,
Is visiting friends in Perrysburg.
Mrs. A. E. Beauboin will visit frionds
In Detroit and Windsou this week.
Mrs. Emma Voitch is spondlng the
Summer with her parents in Canada.
Miss Lura Loyo of Findlay is tho
guest of lior sister Mrs Fred Eberly.
Miss Mnggio Webb or Toledo spent
tho Fourth with friends In the 'burg.
Mrs. D. A. Hnylor and children of
Bowling Green spont Sunduy in town.
Miss Brownleo or Toledo, was tho
guest of Miss Robortbon over Sunday.
MIbs Ellen Lcnry ol Stony Ridge
called on Perrysburg friends Thurbdny.
Miss Mabel Wicrs or Clovelnnd, is
tho guest of her aunt, Mrs. 13. C. Leu.
Henry Eckol nnd family of Toledo
spout tho glorious 4th in Perrysburg.
Miss Essio Wilson was the guest of
relatives in Now Rookcslor, oyer Sun-
uny.
John Filtorer of Bucyrus, was tho
guest of Porrysburg frionds ovor Sun
tlay. Miss Myr.i Hanson is homo from
Massillon to spend her summer vaca
tion. Mrs. Lottie Mummcrt of Jerry City,
visited tho family of Win. Barton this
.vook.
F. Irwin and wife of Plymouth were
the yuests of Mrs. Leo the Hrst of tho
week.
Miss Alice Sattloy of Napoleon, wns
tho guest ol II. Sattloy and wife tills
week.
Miss May Consnul of Adrian Mich.,
is tho guest of A. G. Williams and
family.
Miss Inor, Chapman of Millburv, wns
tho guest oi Miss Edith Chnpuiiin on
tho lth.
C. K. Bennett and wife ot Toledo,
spont Wednesday with Mrs. G. S. Mc
Knight.
II. E. Avorill and family havogonoto
St. Clair Hats to onjoy their summer
outing.
Frank Tibots and wifo of Haskins
spont Monday with rolatives in Por
rysburg. John Starry and family of Toledo,
spent tho Fourth with Mrs. Philip
Relthor.
Fred Matzlnger of St. Louis, was
homo to spend the 4th of July with
rolatives.
Miss Eliza Alcorn of Tontogany is
visiting hor sister Mrs. C. A. Powers,
this wcok.
Mr. and Mrs. Scnrles of Chattanooga
Tenn., aro tho guests of Mrs. G. Beach
and family.
Chas. Titus of Cummings, visited in
Porrysburg or. tho 4th, and took part
in tho parade.
Miss Ella Burdo of Ironvillo, visited
Misses Gertie Hufford and Gortio Cook
on Monday last.
Mr. Slull and wifo of Toledo, woro
tho guests of Rev. Stull and family tho
first ol tho wcok.
Misses Daisy Thompson and Fannin .
Adams aro enjoying a short trip on
tho lake this week.
Win. DorofT and family of Adrain,
Mich., visited tho family of Geo. W.
Hoffmann this week.
Franks Kigor and Harry Yant of
Fostoria were the guests of Porrysburg
friends tho llrst of tho week.
Mis Mabel Lampuiau Is homo from
Nashville, Tenn., whoro sho has boon
ongnged in teaching tho past year.
Miss Miiinin Pni'i-ln wlin Vina Vinnn
attending school hero, returned to her
iiuuiu a b xiuwiing ureon on r riuay last.
Fred Zumstoln, wifo and baby, of
Dotroit, Mich., woro tho guests of
John Holligor and wifo tho first of tho
WUOli,
Mrs. A. SchnumloeiTol is visiting hor
daughter, Mrs. J. R. Ganson, in Cleve
land, and relatives in Akron, O., this
week.
Mlssos Gusta and Kato Wildo of
Findlay bpout tho Fourth of July in
Porrysburg visiting their brother and
sistor.
W. S. Decker, wifo nnd dnughlor,
Miss Edna, or North Baltimore, visited
with A. E. Wilbon and family on Mon
day last.
Miss Fannio Voitch loft on Tuosdny
for Loavon worth, Kansas, to spend sov
oral weeks with hor friend, Miss Anna
Flomming.
L. Earnhnin of Lambortvtllo, Mich.,
nnd Mrs. Hardy and daughter of Swan
ton, Visited with tho family of R. S.
Ciogg this wcok.
Miss Maggie Crops returned from
Cleveland on Wednesday Inst, accom
panied by hor sistor, Mrs. Alico New
ton, who will visit hero a short time.
M. M. Hollonbnoknndbrido,roturned
from tlioir wedding trip on Saturday
last, and on Wednesday last thoy
started for Springfield, Mo., whero
thoy will make tholr future homo at
1001 Walnut street.
John W. Barton and wifo of Tiilodo
visited, during tho llrst part of this
wool,, with Wm. Burton and faiuilv.
nnu on their roturn homo woro accom
panied by Jessie Barton nnd BuKsin
Clmppol who will visit during tho
wcok.
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
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X V I) In Dtiri.
Lnmson Bros. Toledo do not murk
tholr aoods XYQ nntl then sell them
for all thoy can get. A child four
years old can buy as cheaply of them
ns tho most experienced buyer, for thoy
mark all goods in plain figures and you
might as woll try and ninko tho rivor
run toward Perryhburg as to try to
beat them down. Consequently their
MAKKKU 1'IiICKR MUST UK IJWnvTiiK
STAKT AND THKY ALWAYS Altli LOW.
IiiHtnllatlnim,
On Friday evening Inst, tho oITiccifl
of Fort Moigs Lodge I. O. O. F.. woio
instullcd by District Deputy Warren
Hampton :
N. G.-E. A. Underbill.
V. G.-Piillip Wotzol.
W union S. Pulton.
Court. E. Cox.
R. 3. II. Hitchcock.
L. S. II. Kohl.
I. G.-C. Webb.
O. G.-G. Dlbort.
R. S. N. G.-Ibaao Whitson.
L.S. N. U. G. W. Caldwell.
R. S V. (.- George Thomas.
L. S V. G.-Orlando Edelmnn.
On TuosdHy evening Dibtricl Deputy
I. N. S.iddler, installed tho newly
elected oKiccrs of Porrysburg Lodge,
No. tti, Knights or Pythias at their
cnslb) hall :
P. C.-Ed.L. Blue.
C. C. Win. Schlcct.
V. C.-I. S. Bowers.
Preltitis-G. II. Caldwell.
K. of R. S.-D. K. Ilollenbeck.
M. of A. C. A. Hoffmann.
I. G. Finnk Rider.
O. G John Kohl.
.Iillli-8,Jaiiii, mill 1'roierM'fl,
Whul lo porve? nntl How to do
it? nro questions satisfactorily tuibwer
cd in "Aynr's Preserve Book."' Re
ceipts for tho newest, most delicious,
and, at tho same timo, economical
jams, jellies, and preserves nro con
tained in this book. All practical,
having been tested by one of the most
noted culinary authorities and houso
keepers or tho duy. Ayor'u Preserve
Bool? mailed to any address on receipt
ol a two cent stamp by J. C. Ayer Co.,
Lowell, Mass.
llnrly KiikIUIi Uuilirellnii.
Two centuries ago tho umbrella was
known and used as a sunshade. Ben
Jonson and Beaumont nnd Fletcher nl
luded to it. In 1712 it was used as a
rain pioteetor. Gay in his "Trivia"
speaks of tho "mi.hrelln's oily shed,"
which was recorded as a kind of sou'
wester inntorinl more serviceable than
gingham or silk, which was ubed in its
construction at that period. Detroit
Free Press.
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