Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-10-03

LOCAL MATTERS d.

Try the Perrysburg Elevator Flour at
$l.20 per sack.
States at FINKBErNER's.
Several matters prepared for this issue
are crowded over for want Of space.
Wall Paper, In variety, at Taylor 4
Miller's Drug Store.
"A letter addressed TO Lovina Moore,
Delaware, o, is held for postage Al the post
office.
--Cashmeres-every width and shade
NEuHAusEL Bros, Toledo, o.
-FoR RHEuMATIsM, LtMBAao, NEU-
RALoIA CRAMP and Collie there ia no rem
edy superior TO the genuine DIR. Thomas
| Electric Oil.
1T takes three carvings to every one Of
Geo. w. Hufford's oysters, and then you
have to wash the pieces down with ice
cream, even in October.
The services at Walnut Street ch urch
for Sabbath next are as follows "The
Harvest Home" will be observed in the
evening. Subject for morning, "The year
| OF Jubilee"
School Books and Supplies, at
A. r. CHAMPNEY's.
Two Wooster girls saw an advertise
ment Of fifty pieces of silk, different shades,
a yard long. for ST. They sent the dollar
and received the silk. 1t proved to be
silk thread, however.
Violin Strings at the little dtuch Post
masters.
Authority has been conferred on post
masters, by the postoffice department, not
heretofore possessed, TO correct misdirect ed
letters, when possible, and forward them,
Instead OF sending them to the dead letter
Office.
School Stationery at FINKBErNER's
A twenty year old boy at Urbans
eloped last week with dashing widow o
40. 1t is thought the widow wanted the
boy 10 raise and could not get him in any
other manner than by running away with
him.
| -Cloakings Cloakingsl Cloakings.
NEUHAUsEL Bros, Toledo, o.
-"My daughter has taken the medicin,
faithfully, according to directions, and hel
heal,l, and spirits are now perfect. The
tmmor is all gone from her face. l wish
every anxious mother might know what a
blessing Ayers Sarsaparilla is in such cas-
es.
School Books at FINKBEINERs.
Now we'll try TO hoist thee, oyster
from thy closly clinging she'll; as our
mouths grow moist and moister, for we
love thee, oh, so we'll! Thou has like
monk in cloister, long been free from al
turmoil now, o. fat and well fed oyster
thee we'll stew, fry, roast and broil l-Ez
Dress Materials,-see the immense line
at, NEUHAUsEL BROS, Toledo, o.
The number OF varieties of common
fruit seems astonishing to the average pur
chaser. OF the pear there are as many al
300 kinds named in some works Of hor
iculture; over 1,S00 different sorts o
apples are grown there are no fewer thar
gooseberres, and 125 kinds of strawbe rriei
Full line Albums and Fancy Good
at the Dutcl, Postofice.
-'rhs pocket pickers were numerous II
Toledo oil Monday night and Piled theiI
vocation vigorously. Gentlemenof Toled'
are reported to he carrying their wive
watches. Mr.. Sine Harrison, of Bowling
Green, is reported to be short gold watch
SAINT Baldwin, Weston, a pocket book ant
$50 aud Mr.. ]. E. Clark OF Weston,
purse and $40.
-Flannels ! FlannelsI Flnnnels.
EEUHAUsEL Bros, Toledo, o.
Extra nice line Of Jewelry, at
FINKBEINER's.
The Bryan Press says that DR.. @. H
eraser, of that place, has after forty year
of unliring labor, completed his collection
, # United States coins. Besides these h
has an interesting and very valuable col
: lection of ancient and modern coins O
other nations of the globe. His coll lectio
numbers 1851 different pieces.
All shades and colors of Zephyr, Sa Z
ony, and Embroidery Silk, at Finkbeiner'
-"Why, pa" said little Tooser to senic
Alley, the other day, "here comes M
Jone, into the house. and it has only jn'
5 begun to sprinkle. Isn't it funny2" "Wh
80 2" asks Mr.. Jones who had overheor'
"Why," said Tooser, looking up with
rapt couutenance, "papa said yesterda
tl,.t You didn't know enough to come
when it rained. Pa got left, didn't he
Those new Fancy Ties and Bows
n. r