Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-12-02

nun JoWehy stoIe.
New Laces and
Trimmings. at
Neuhausel Bros, 219 Summit ST Toledo.
Mortgages bought, and money loaned
at lowest rates. CHARLES EATON,
Cor. Summit & Monroe Sts., Toledo, o.
Those Oil Curtains at Finkbeiner's are
so cheap by the pair or by the yard. Also
Fringe and Fixtures.
MFR. John Powers has removed his in
surance Office across the street to the build.
ing formerly occupied by Mr.. j. H. Chap.
man.
We call attention TO the new nd. Of
Claflin, the photographer. OF South Toledo.
He does some very fine work, us his sam
pies at the postoffice will testify.
The holidays are rapidly approaching
when Christmas trees viii he ripe, and the
small boys now attend Sabbath school hop.
ing to share the fruits hereof.
-" He ia a regular little Sco,ci,m an" il
what DR.. J. w. Rob, rison writes home to
his father, and this is why Wright" wac
so thankful. Weight not given.
The lowest prices on
Blankets, at
Neuhausel Bros, 2l7 Summit ST., Toledo.
The cold Hartford" Insurance Co.,
turns out beautiful calender aud illum- 4
mated advertisement, copies OF which were
presented US by Mr.. N. i. Hanson, the
agent.
A "Farmers Instiinte" will be held
at the Court House in Bowling Green, De-
cember 2lst and 22d, and will he addressed
by Prof. Townsend, Prof. Chamberlin and
others.
Mr.. John A. Robertson, our venerable
weather prophet predicts that we will have
six weeks of Indian Summer during the
month Of December. Good enough for
one month.
The quieting, rest procuring qualities,
curative effects Of Ayers Cherry Pectoral
render il the very best remedy known for
lung diseases.
The best value in
Dolmana, at
Neuhausel Bros, 2l7 Summit st., Toledo.
MFR. George H. Hufford, Jr., will ac-
cept our thanks for large specimen Of
his colored crayon work. 1t is simply i'm
mense. As a crayon artist George is max
ing rapid progress.
So cheerfully and smiling is the little
Dutch Postmaster driving the gray pony
and showing that new and elegant STOCK
OF Fancy Boxes, Albums, Books and all
kinds of fancy articles Just in.
The Ohio Railway have large force
of men at work on the Toledo division
ID. & NJ. R. R.) Of their line, laying steel
| rail near Ottawa, and their working tain
and men make Perrysburg their headquar.
ters.
The cheapest line of
Hosiery, at
Neuhausel Bros, PIT 2l9 Summit, Toledo,
MIR. George w. Hoffman, has just
added another improvement to his meat
market. 1t is two. horse power engine and
a steam meat chopper. 1t works like charm
and George will now keep steady supply
Of everything in the sausage line.
Mr.. w. II. Chaffee opened school In tlre
Duhammel District, No. IL, on Monday Of
last week. He has started a night eisss
in Arithmetic TO alternate with spelling
school every other week, but will not con
tinue If rowdyism is not suppressed.
MIR. Peter Munich, of South Toledo
was buried at that place on Wednesday
last with military honors. lie was a
member of Mitchell Post G. A. II. Seven
teen members OF Nolford Post, of thi'
place, attended the funeral
The best bargains in
Cashmeres, at
Neuhausel Bros, 2l7 Suaimit ST.. Toledo.
Some parties are in the habit Of send
ing orders for goods to several Of our store'
and signing other persons names to them
Several prominent citizens have iatel,
been thus imposed upon, and unle~s Sncl
operations are stopped nj once, somebod
will be prosecuted TO the full extent Of tn
law.
We notice by the Toledo dailies tha
Fred Zimmerman, formerly OF Haskins, ,wh'
recently "left" few Of his creditors il
this vicinity, was captured last Saturday. a
Providence, Rhode Island, bat owing Il
some mistake in making out the papers, h
has not yet been brought back to thi
county.
| Advertised letters: Mrs. Matte Ad
ANS, Henry Debensmith, Edward J. Fet
ters, Henry w. Hansen, Mrs. M. E. Hame'
Mrs. Caroline Kohl, j. Kurfeas. John Nc
Pherson, Henry ]. Moore, Miss May Minol
Miss Eliza Pfeger, Atha Shumaker, Heir
rich Schmatt, Mrs. Samantha Taylor, Rec
Thornton. q. FINKBEi1En, z. NJ.
Lowest prices on
Underwear, at
Neuhausel Bros, 2l9 Summit st., Toledo.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mansfield Irving wo
new honors in her splendid recital OF 18th
Old Flag" atthe Forsyth Post Anniverrar.
! Monday evening. and was the recipient {
the warmest congratulations from the con
mander ia. Chief, General Merrill and otht
! veteran soldiers In attendance. Her stint
1 lation OF the long roll, the retreat, ETC., wa
admirably done and stirring martial spi
II throughout characterized the recita
--Sandoy Journal.
Last Thanksgiving day a gentIema
. entered Mr.. Trombla's bakery and left
,, e.barreled shot gun in the corner
I the room saying he would call for 1t 500
8 During his absence Mr.. Louis Fink can
4 in and picked the gun up to examine
s He did not know II was loaded" and
. accident the weapon was discharged. Il
load passing through the glass door al
Just missing the head OF Louis Mahler,w wi
!. was standing in front Of the door, and wi
had seen the maneuvers with the gun al
had stepped to one aide just In time TO an
having his head blown off with u char
Of shot. Luckily no damage was dor
furthar than hreak inc the plaleb ola