Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-12-18
LOCAL MATTERS. .


LOCAL MATTERS.
Only one week 10 Christmas.
Bills are out for q ball al tho Town Hall |
on Christmas night.
You must see II, the "Oderless" kettle
and steamer combined. with patent self
acting cover holder. Best thing out.
The counties OF Mercer, Van Vert
and Paulding have in contemplation the |
erection OF Children's Home, for the use
of the three counties.
Chatter Box 35c. FiSKBErNER.
Holiday goods in immese variety and
very useful articles, too, st Philip Ha-
gsr's furniture rooms, 212 & 214 Summit
Street, Toledo, o.
-"Thero ia nothing like DR.. Thomas
Eclectric Oil TO quickly cure a cold or re-
lieve hoarseness" Written by Mrs. NJ. J.
Fellows, Burr Oak, st. Joseph, Co., Mich.
The deepest well in the world is To-
Gated at Homewood, Pa. The drill ia now
over 5000 feet below the surface, which ia
unquestionably the deepest well in the
wo rid.
Smokers will lind everything to make
them happy at CHAMpNEY's.
We wonld call attention to the adver-
tisment of HEALTH & HONE in another
column. A good paper, with premium
worth ST.. 90 is seldom found. Ladies read
it.
Those lovely Christmas Cards are so
cheap, at FINKBEINER's.
There is an old adage that oh what
:. ever day OF the month the first snow falls
that many SHOWS will occur during the
winter: The first snow fall this year was
on the 22d, so that we are to have twenty
two SHOWS this winter.
An elegant line of Perfumes in bulk,
Toilet Soaps, Hair Oils. &C.. at
: CHAMpNEY's.
When you see young gentlemen and
. ladies whispering, giggling, and writing
notes in church, il is sign that the man
!. who teaches good manners omitted to give
!, them call when he came around last
!: time.
Holiday Novelties in Jewslry.
EINKBEINER.
Let overy dawn of morning be to you
ms the beginning of life, and every setting
Of the sun as it's close; then let every one
of these short lives leave its record OF some
kindly thing done for others, some goodly
strength or knowledge gained for yourself
A full line of School Books, States
Pads, Pens, Pencils, &C., Tor town and
country schools, at A. r. CHAMPNEY's.
"A Mansfield paper brought deln.
qnent subscriber TO teams last week. The
subscriber took the paper four years ant
then refused to pay for ii. A law sui
followed and the jury said pay. and nov
the delinquent subscriber has $3.50 Il
pay.
Holiday Goods both useful and orna
mental. FINYBEINER.
There was pleasant social gathering a
the plea SAINT residence Of Capt. r. A. Wetmor,
last evening, which is reported to have beef
made very agreeable for the large numbe
present. Being "hard aground" with a ba,
case of cold we failed to reach that port. al
though our clearance papers were signed an
sealed.
Joseph Sher,xer, Auctioneer in Ger
man and English. Charges reasonable
Leave orders with John Anon. 34w9
The PerrysLurg BENEVOLENT Socie!
will hold their annual meeting for tn
election of officers and the transaction o
other business relating TO the winter
work at the residence OF Mrs. NJ. L
Oblnger at 8 p. NJ. on Wednesday next
Dec. 16. A full attendance is desired.
"A choice stock of Candies from tn
finest French Creams TO the cheape
grades, prices very low, at
. CHAMPNEY's.
ANY business is more respectable tina
what Is termed loafing. A young ma
= had better sell oysters by the quart tha
Q hang around public resorts, mnrderin
time and his own reputation. Very fe
a need be idle anywhere or at any tim
a who have faculty for work.-Ex.
v -Toys!-Toysl Toys! Save none
\ by buyiog OF FINKBEISER.
= The foolish virgins who spend nine
: ten,hs of their leisure time in lenrnir
9 to decorate china, would do well to re
= member that the young man in search
q vile is more likely 10 lie to the ri
;, who knows how to decorate her chin
g with good square meal, well cooked an
( da intily served.-Ma7ied Nan.
II All goods at the Lowest Prices for til
4 Holidays. fINKBErkR.
= A curl Qua instance of what sirg
= change OF comma can produce has be'
y noticed OF late. II runs as sfollows: Lor
Pnlmerston then entered on his head,
white hat upon his feet, large hut We
polished boots upon his brow, dark cou
:, in his hand, his faithful walking-s,ick
. his eye, II n,enacing glare saying nothin
A Musical Association has been o
gnnlzed in the Burg, numbering near
members. Mr.. d. X. Hole"beck w
elected President, Miss Ncuie A. OblInge
Secretary, and Miss Mary L. Dodge, NJ
p steal Director. The Association NEE
on each alternate Tuesdny evening.
have plenty of musical talent 10 make
very complete organization OF tins kin
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Spectac
MHrlchl llhHtTUhentH, c'TihSsJS'C. oPec
; attention given to Repairing. All Wa
: rsnied. JOHN ZuRFLUH, 35 Monroe
q Toledo, and Perrysburg, o.
|: On Friday last the pupils OF o
,us Union School brought with them lar
}. and timely donation, consisting of rot
Y toes, -four, provisions and groceries, viii
- were distributed among the needy poor
Sre sSe the town on Saturday. 1t would SCI
'es ss early in the season for draft upon
'A' cheerful giver, but the grasping hand
T.. monopoly, greed and coru ption is ur
~ the throats of the people, and probal
the most important lesson that could
Ia,: taught the rising generation is charity.
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