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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1900
Page
5
FINKBEINER & TORGLER advertise cash discounts on furniture carpets shades lace curtains mattings lamps and all store goods. They report 100 rolls of carpets direct from mills including cheap rag to Axminster and note their address at 119 121 Main Street Toledo Ohio East Side. The Toledo Bowling Green hallway companion lists service from Perrysburg to Fremont.
Train schedules in early morning service from Cincinnati include lines 4 6 and 12 with arrivals around 4 46 am and 7 50 pm. Local streetcar routes run from the depot to Sixth Street and Penn Road extending through the city. Social notes mention visits by Miss Ada Merry of B G Mrs E D Ross of Toledo and Mr W Comstock and wife, with tributes to Champney’s Dekma All’s tan and freckles and a church picnic set for Walbridge Park Toledo.
On Thursday August 2 agents of Ohio Central Lines will offer low rate excursion trips to Niagara Falls and return. Fares listed include 700 dollars from Charleston W Va 615 from Granville 600 from Columbus and lower rates from other stations. Tickets valid for return within twelve days. For details contact Ohio Central Lines agents No 156 20a.
Grain delivered price listing by Churchill and Co. at Perrysburg Market corrected by Wool and Wool products seller A L Maddy and E H P White. Reads as a partial OCR fragment and notes prices paid for grain deliveries.
Local crime report notes burglaries on Tuesday night at the residences of Prof Grabiel and J H Kidd. Sheriff Kingsbury has secured and is training a thoroughbred bloodhound from Virginia to track criminals.
Advertises men’s clothing specials with items priced at five and ten dollars. Highlights an all wool light stripe suit reduced from 10.00 to 7.50 as an extra special offer.
Local notes report Mrs Wandell Eck visiting Antwerp this week and Mrs A E Chamberlin visiting son Henry. Perrysburg residents discuss church repairs at the Evangelical church and a lightning strike during services in Toledo. Probate, licenses, and local accidents are listed alongside social visits by families including Champney and Moffett.
A Toledo gathering features snippets of local news from Perrysburg and Milton Center property transfers totaling $2100. P A Miller and wife wed recently in Toledo, Miller faces assault charges, and his wife plans divorce. DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve advertised for piles and skin ailments by A R Champney, Druggist.
Tele phone subscribers should record additions and changes including Henry Lucas No 411 B Jouxard No 412 F Jezzard No 522 L I Brown No 4 A BR Champney No 184 O P Champney drug store No 1d Rider Bros Restaurant No 5%. A pay station has been established at Rider Brothers restaurant for public convenience.
On Tuesday July 31 1900 at 8 pm rank Schneider and Miss Amelia Zingg were married by Rev Born at his Stony Ridge home. Amelia daughter of John Zingg Dowling. Schneider a prosperous Wood County farmer. They will set up housekeeping on his farm near Dowling.
New business in Perrysburg occupies the former Munger building after Amon's Hardware. C Zwelfel announces a fully remodeled shop offering ore class baked goods and a specialty in party orders for picnics and ice cream. With ten years in the business, the proprietor claims readiness to serve the public.
A garbled inquiry from Gar mania Investment Co of Cincinnati seeks a capable and influential rentioman to settle maneuvers. The firm, allegedly supervised by a notable Lady on deposit with Sante Tuoncuray, promises bonds and guaranteed returns. The text hails it as progressive and among the state’s strangest corporations, claiming 25 percent investor gains and 8 percent guaranteed investments. The Hermann Investment Co address appears as Wingine Block in Cincinnati.
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