Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-02-10
MATTERS.
NEW ADvEuTlsEmnNTs.

New goods arriving daily at Joseph
Wolf's new store.
"A large invoice OF boots and shoes
just received by Joseph Wolf.
-Finkbiner has the most complete
stock Of fine leather wallets, that he is
selling below Toledo prices.
Valentines from one cent TO $500 at
Finkbeiners.
Handsome new show cases Just re.
ceived and put in position at Joseph
VOLTS new store. Call and see him.
Remember that all goods in the Jew
elry, line will he sold at greatly reduced
prices, at John ZurAuh's Jewelry Store.
Mr.. n. L. Hanson adds about foot
TO encl stride in his morning parades up
Front street for the past few days. It's
young Cashier, weight not given.
Over one hundred witnesses have been
summoned by the defense in the Morse
Stewart granddaughter case, which has been
set for hearing on Tuesday next, 14th inst
Halle Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re
newer Ii, the most reliable article in Use
for restoring gray hair to iis original col.
or and promoting it's growth.
DR.. Hamilton desires MS TO state that
all pensioners ordered before him for ex-
animation, nre requested not to report un.
til after March lat, aa he will be absent
from town until that date.
Auditor Z. W. Poe has disposed Of
his interest IN the North Baltimore store
to Mr.J. II. Wilson, which will he con-
Quoted in the fnture under the firm name
Of Poe'& Wilson.
Alphabetical Festivals" are new
form OF church, amusements now heing in
troduced by the Universaiis,s nj Troy
lalie. whose names begins with certain
letters furnish refreshments beginning
with the same letter.
School Books ut Finkbeiner's.
Why go 10 Toledo when you can bny
noti"ns, hooks, pictures, picture frame"
pocket cutlery, albums. fixtures, toys,
curtains, blank books, French tissue paper,
when you can get ail these goods lelow
or ut Toledo prices, AT Finkbners.
IT amy of our patrons failed to get
their papeis last week, they win please re-
tort by postal or in person and they will
be supplied. We had new man on the
the mail list last week and have more than
the usual number Of papers left over.
MIR. W. II. Gillis, of Fostoria, is ar.
ranging with the railroads for reduced
rates to take out II party OF excursionisis
and pro pectors To Dakota, early in March.
II there are any in this section who wish
to 60, address Gllis & Bradner, Fostoria,
Ohio.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Morgan Brown, OF
Washington TOW nship, enjoyed their sill.
yer wedding on the 30lh ult. in the pres
cnce of house full of friends and reln-
tives. The presents were numerous and
handsome and Mr.. Brown cut the butter.
ed watermelon.
We greet some OF our readers on time
this week, those who missed on account OF
our failure to catch the Friday afternoon
mail passing north. We have had more
disadvantages to contend against than re-
moval aud getting located in the new
quarters. Look for your JOURNAL on time
~ the future.
Lima has new opera house with ,
seating capacity Of 1900, and il is sais
to he one Of the finest in the State. Tn,
stage is 3S by 60 feet, the main entranc'
is twenty feet wide, and the theater I'm
five exits in case OF fire. Lima is boun,
!, to be u city.
- Mr.. George b. Krers, one oil our old
est aud most respected citizens, died nt on
/ o'clock yesterday morning, after n linger
ing AMI painful illness OF many weeks
1 The funeral takes place Mt 2 o'clock thi
n flernoon. We will make further mention
l 0t his career in II useful life next week.
1 youngstown and Canton have mad,
application for letter carriers, clnimin
under the regulations Of the department
that they have and nre doing businef
enough TO entIile them to it, We kno,
I nothing about Canton, but are fully pre-
pared 10 say that the claims OF Youngstow
are certainly just.
. Defiance will open and dedicate nc,
S35, 600 opera house in the 25Il, inst, wit
-sa!ing capacity 1900. That is anoihe
live town. The opening play is to he III
almighty Dollar" with price Of ndn,,'
sion placed AZ So. 1t will make the da,
I dies vince who have large families, u
three almighty dollars head. 81
j The farmers WHO reside IN the terri
! tory je,cribei in the advertisement of III
I Lime City Farmers Mutual Fire Insnl
' ance Association, in this paper, sloul
consult their interests by making them
selves acquainted with the terms Of hi
Associat ion, II they are in want Of r,cn
and yet reliable guarantee against loss b
: fire.
We hry, been unable to get over {
see how the Grand Army boys conaucie
their Fair in South Toledo, but hear TIM
they met with fine success. The Ario
Band and delegation from Wolford Pos
!. went over last evening and had goo
time, The Fair closed last night and W
0 understand that they have cleared abou
5000.
8 Mr.. Frank Sampson is TO he the bus
3 II ~. a.;
4 Shops TO he located here, aud Thos. JEFF
Q Meehan, Esq, legal advisor. The sickl,
: : to be manufactured in the new works nj
to he Of ye olden time pattern, hawk bill
a shape, with wooden handle on one ent
S aud no constructed us to he attached to
? man with the "slrong grip Of the lion
!, paw"
4 Mrs. Josephine Marlet, Of South 7,
Y Ii nf Ia.