Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-11-24
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"A snow storm is threatening this vi
cinity.
Pure honey, clear az amber, Just re-
ceived and now for sale by Kingsbury.
The boys In Webster township are TO
have fox chase on December 1st. Dogs,
but no guns or revoivers, are wanted.
For the bestselections OF Flour, go to
L. B. Holly & Cos,
The commissioners OF Wood and Lr-
cas- counties were in joint session at Toledo
yesterday, settling up the Grand Rapid
bridge matters.
Monarch Shirts, best in The market at
FINKBEINER's
The Ladies' Centennial society will
hold their next social at the residence of
Mr.. Gilbert Beach, on Friday evening
next, Dec. 1st. All are invited.
-Peanuts, fresh rcnsted every day, at
l.. B. Holly & Co.'S.
The Citizens Bank had new sign
placed in position last evening, which is
neat and handsome. 1t Is the work Of
Mr.. VIM. Cranker and is highly credita-
ble TO his genius.
Albums and Fancy Boxes, Mt
FINKDEINER's.
TO strengthen and build mp the system
trial will convince you that Browns Iron
Bitters 10 the best medicine made.
MIR. G. W. Hoffman has got two young
prairie wolves Gagged up in the rear OF his
meat market. He secured them from Mr..
Fred. Schwind, who brought them from
Kansas.
| Wolf, the merchant, proposes TO give
l 49,. h. lAA t,x tI,n
customer from his immense stock 10 every
purchaser of $40 worth Of goods. Take
IL in.
The approaching winter, numerous
marriages, fine assortment TO select from
and prices TO suit all, il making the stove
trade lively at The hardware store of Mr..
J. Davis.
MIR. Geo. Limmer had the misfortune
TO loae little child,t months old, yea
terday. The funeral takes place Mt
o'clock P. NJ. to-day, Mr.. @. d. Hopkins,
the undertaken, in charge.
Mr.. ]. b. webb ia catching qnite a
large amount Of fish IN neis. mostly vellnw
cat, haas, annisl,, md n few pickerel and
suckers. He keepa his fish stand on the
Avenue well supplied.
Fresh goods received every day at l..
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B. Holly & Co.'S.
For new and fresh Mess Pork, 60 to
l.. B. Holly & Goa.
The st. Joseph Cornet Band went
over to Sontl, Toledo on Wednesday even
ing to plav for the St Joseph Church fair,
which commenced on Tue.iay evening and
isto close on tomorrow evening. They
report large attendance and good
time.
Full line caps from 25c. 10 s3.Oo, at
FISKBEINER's.
-Tovs and Holiday goods are arrvinp
and look ont for grand display when
opened, At Finkheiner's.
Mr.. Joseph A. Artwell. a tonaorial
artist of Toledo. and good one. has
rent ell the shop in Mr.. Leafs building
and commenced operations on Tuesday.
He will removp his family here in few
davs. Mr.. Anstin who has been conduct
ing the shop for some time past, has re.
turned to Toledo.
Have Won seen the nice displav nj
GIsss and China Ware at l.. B. Holly
Co.'S?
The oak openings of Lucas county
produced an immense crop OF cabbnge this
year, Tor which Perryrhnrg seems tn have
heen the principle market. Considerable
has been slipped on the d. & NJ. road
from this point, hut large amount has
been manufactured into snur krsut. which
ia good dish and now appears with the
daily meals. 1t has sold as low as 81 sc
per hundred heads, and for the past few
weeks there has heen a continual iring o
teams hauling ii to this side OF the river.
Grown Collars and Cnffa. at
FINKBEINER's.
Silk Floss and Filling Silk, all shades
at Finkbeiners.
We direct attention to the Prospectu'
for Harper & Brothers four publications.
the Monthly, Weekly. Basar and Young Peo
pie. Each stand at the head of all simiIa,
publications, and all four have become :
household necessitv which it seems difficult
to do without. We have arrangement
with the publishers which enables us Il
furnish either or NIL four OF Hnrper's puhli
q caiiona at rates as low as such expensiv,
periodicals can he printed
4 Go TO L. B. Holly & Co.'S for choic,
Tea.
The highest market price, IN CASH
paid for Butter and Eggs and all countr,
Produce, at l.. B. Holly & Co.'S.
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