Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-09-29
Corn cutting is proereseine finely.

Hats, Latest Styles, at Finkbeiner's.
jack Frost has favored the late corn
crop by his absence.
"A fine stock of Stoves, OF the best pat
terms, at j. Davis'.
Glover and Timothy Seed for sale, at
2Sc u. LUCAS & Son.
The court docket for the October tern,
contains 225 cascs.
Mr.. Stephen Hartshorn will accept
our thanks for handsome bouquet Of cut
flowers.
New inyoioe OF fine Suspenden, at
FiNKBEINER's.
Our Philadelphia letter contains an
unusual amount OF interesting news this
week.
Curtains and Curtain Fixtures, at
FrNKBErNER's.
III your child picks his nose give Rine.
harts worm Lozenges. Taylor g. Miller.
Ladies' and all sufferers from neural
gia, hysteria, and kindred complaints, will
find without arrival Browns Iron Bitters.
School Books and School Stationery
at FINKBENER's.
Rev. II. Warner has the thanks OF
this Office for basket of fine pears aud
Concord grapes, which were cared Tor in
due season.
Go to John Zurnuh for Watches
Clocks, Jewelry, Spectacles, Musical In-
struments, Strings, &c. Repairing prompt
| ly done, and warranted.
Mr.. John Schwind, has iae lot OF
corn, oats and hay which he is prepared
to sell nt the lowest marke. prices He
also pays the highest cash price for the
same articles. 25tt
In this issue we present the prospectus
of that good old and reliable family nesw-
paper, the Cincinnati Weekly Times 1t has
always-at least M far back ~ the mind Of
the present man runneth-been good pa
per.
Bulk Perfumes and Toilet articles, a,
Champneys.
Phoenix Lodge, No. 1913, F. and A. NJ.
recently purchased n fine organ, and thi.
week, through committee invested with
power to select and purchase, $50 worth o
oil paintings have been placed in position
to decorete the walls Of the lodge room.
Save money by going to Champney,
for White Lead, Oils, Varnishes, ant
everything for painters use.
MIR. Jacob Wiizler, an old and respect
ed citizen Of this place, died on Saturday
last, of consumption. Also on Wednesday
about IL a. M.,IMr. Nicholas Ernch, one o,
the pioneers of the Maumee Vnlley, who
has been an invalid for the past TWO years
departed this life. The funeral services
Mr., Emch take place at 2 p. N. to-day.
Z Don't fail to see the complete stock o
Stoves at the Hardware store Of Mr. j
o Davis, before YOU make a purchase. /
will pay you-besides it is no trouble 70
Johnny Merry to show you the goods
/. whether you wish TO parchase or no1. Il
Mr.. Davis has not The goods you want h,
] will get them for you.
Full Line Of Fancy Goods, nt
FINKDEINERs.
The Rev. Henry Warner has accepted
the agency and will canvass this viciait.
for "The Peoples Cyclopedia of Umversa
Knowledge" a work of rare merit and o
almost inestimable value in every house
hold. This work is illustrated with num-
erous colored maps and ever three thous
\ and engravings.
-Eastern Salt for sale, at
23c d. LUCAS & Son.
We direct attention to the advertise
ment oi Mr.. j. c. Neff, in another column
calling attention to the Grafton Folding
. and Invalid Spring Bed, which he is nov
engaged in manufacturing. 1t is an ex
celent article and will commend itsel
wherever introduced and tested, and with
all 1t is cheap.
"A full line oil School Books and Schoo
a Supplies, at A. r. Champney's.
Ayers Hair Vigor promotes th
growth, and improves the beauty OF til
I hair. 1t imparts an attractive appear
ance, delightful and lasting perfume
While il stimulates the roots, cleanses tn
scalp, and adds elegance to luxuriance, it
ingredients are harmless and it's effects ar
enduring; and thus it proves itself to be a
once the best and cheapest article for toiie
use.
A large variety of perfumes, ia tsil
at Champney's.
The long roll WAS sounded for the AT
sembly OF the Bachelors Club on Wednet
4. day evening for raid on tho residence {
Mr.. 3. o. Tromp, at Bowling Green, Il,
p informa lion getting out that his wife wa
u siiil absent. A gootlly number Responded
=. but the threatening storm prevented, nm
the party held AN adjourned meeting n
p, Mr. Geo. Ilnfford's oyster parlors wher
the nature of that "anima" was fully di
cussed.
] "A 6rst-clsss workmen at ;. Eberly
Sons, where Custom work and Repairin
z is done in first. class style. 24b.
MIR. VIVA. A. Powell, who has just CO nj
pleted his four years in the u. S. Nav,
=, saw about all there was OF the Egyp,ia
Y, war. There were four war vessels of III
!, American Navy present at the lombard
v, ment of Alexandria-the Lancaster, ,Gaies
rs Nipsic and Quinnebaug. Mr.. Powell was q
II. the first named vessel and witnessed III
=, Lombardnent, aud then was sent ashol
o' for five days in company with about fift
20 sailors and fifty marines who were el
M gagged in burying the dead, assisting in RI
III storing order and quenching the flames
ns the burning city.
s' Curtains and Curtain Fixtures
Champney's.
= Lost.-A bundle of bed clothing, c
Tuesday last, between Eagle Point and t
ledo. The finder will be suitably reward,
by leaving the same with G. II. Waterbu