Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-11-20
LOCAL MATTERS :

4 fine Towel with each 25c box, at
G. A. GETz'.
The next quarterly meeting at the
VI. 4. Church at Tontogany will be held
IN Sunday next, Rev. Whitlock, Presd-
ing Elder, presiding and preaching.
Don't let the hardware man tell you
what to buy when you want -four sif-
.er, openly demand the Hunters" and
you will be happy.
A. Taylor is selling Roasted Coffee
Tor loo, and Sugsr.cured Shoulders Al 7c.
Don't buy any article OF furniture,
from a kitchen table TO the most costly
parlor suite, without getting prices from
Phillip Hager, 2l2 g. 214 Summit st.,
Toledo.
The late Josh Billings is said to have
been the only man, barring the single ex-
ception, possibly, OF Artemus Ward, who
ever wanted to thrash a compost Tor for
correcting his spelling
Five car loads of lumber and one
car load Of shingles were received direct
from the Michigan pineries by 8. P. Toll
man last week. He is keeping his planer
pretty busily engaged now adays.
-Ladies' and Childrens Underwear
and Hosiery, very cheap. just in, at
FINKBEINER's.
The ordinance granting the freedom
Of the city 10 the Natural Gas Co., OF To-
ledo, has passed the Board OF Aldermen
and the Council. Now let our City dads
in Perrysburg follow suit.
That new S5OO,OO0 court house in
Toledo looks splendid-on paper. 1t re-
sembles, somewhat, the capitol at Wash
ington. 1t is Just ak minutes past four,
sun time, as shown by the the Adams
street dial in the steeple, which has not
yet struck one.
-Fnll stock of Winter Fur and Cloth
Caps, Undertaking, Gloves, Mittens and
Hosiery, for Men and Boys, at
FINKBEINER's.
MIR. A. E. Archibald, residing on a
farm near Fenton, having recovered from
injuries received in a railroad accident
four years ngo, will hold a public sale OF
househ old goods, COW, etc., on next Tues
day, 24lh. and will remove TO Chicago to
engage IN railroading again.
An elegant Silver.Plated Butter
Knife, or Fine Silver Plated Tea Spoon,
ia given away with every bar of the Ideal
White Soap, at G. A. GETz'.
-Ye gods Those giddy Findlay girls
whntll they do next7 IA bevy of girls
were out masquerading in male attire, on a
certain street in this city, last night
They had a gal.orious time until the un.
mentionables OF one of them came down
and then-well, there was an awful
scsne."-JT.
The Rev. VIM. Stout, Wharton, Ont,
states: "After being Intellectually treated
by seventeen different doctors for Sciotula
and blood diseases, I was cured by Bur
dock Bitiers." Write him for proof.
We feel hampered somewhat for space
by our advertising patrons for the past
few weeks, hut will probably be better soon.
We are crowding considerable matter il to
small space, however, and it is for lhe
benefit of all to read advertisments and
zee where the best bargains are TO be had
The Ohio State Board of Agriculture
offers 81 900 in premiums, $500 frat, $500
second and 5000 third. to private parties
or companies, building the most tasteful
and elegant building tor the display Of
agrIcu ltural and other machinery, imple.
ments and articles, at county fairs, or
elsewhere.
-Remittance4-for any snm-can be
made cheaper by Bank Draft than by P.
o. Order. Hall the tees are saved on Ger.
tain amounts. 3lf.
"A physician who has studied the
causes OF insanity offers the suggestion
that the brain Of modern man may ada pit
itself in course Of time TO the greater de-
mands made upon 1t. He argues that
over-pressure in schools chiefly affects
children whose parents did not enjoy
school training, and who therefore did not
inherit a capacity for br ain work.
Ashton Taylor sells meat and grocer
les at the old Holly stand, cheap for cash
There is entirely too much petty thiev-
ing, not only here, but IN almost eyeiy To-.
cAlity. On Sunday night last some local
experts secured four cardigan jackets and
three red wool undcr-hirts through snitI
hole broken in one of the plate glass win,
dows al Messrs. Barton & Aveiiil's store.
Such losses are very annoying. No clue
rs yet.
-Finkbeiuer, who was once the little
Dutch Postmaster, will be found as usual
and at all times, at the old stand with
the beat goods for The least money, and
always ready for business. Will guarantee
prices as low - Toledo.
-Crsnberries, the fruit of all fruits foi
winter use, are more plentiful than evei
before. The eastern cranberry mar-he,
are said to be covered with heavily fruit
laden shrubs aud honsekeepers can he as
rured that they will be very much cheaper
than they are at present. The cranberry
is very handsome, very appetizing anc
very healthy.-Er.
Ashton Taylor, the new grocer, de
Flyers free Of charge. Cash for butter & eggs
The Young Mems Social Society, oi
South Toledo, will give an oyster suppe
and musical entertainment, at Union Hall
South Toledo, OH Thursday, Thanksgiv-
ing evening. The people of Perrysburl
and vicinity are cordially invited. Ad
mission Is cents. Reserved seats 10 cent
extra. The Perrysburg Aron Glee Clul
are engaged for this occasion.
Best Cabinet Photographs
$500 and $400 per dozen.
Chesebro, 6l Summit St.,
Toledo, o.
MIR. Gus Degner, practical workman
who started up a cigar mandatory il
the Leaf block near year ago, found /
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