Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-08-21
LOCAL MATTERS

burg.
The arst dust Of the season to-day, but
here is fair prospects Of It's being pasted 10
mother earth In few hours.
-Unlaundried White Shirts-40c.
FINKBEINER.
Fred Hillabrand andl Isaac P. Thompson
leading Republicans Of Perrysburg, are very
active in the country districts during the past
week.
1T was Fred Hillabraud's annual visit on
Monday morning with the cigars. It was girl
No. S, besides he has one boy. No reports re-
ceived from louisiana avenue.
Green corn aud watermelons must be get
ting In their work In the country districts. II
bv Republican physicians.
Pictures and Frames, at
FINKBEisERs.
The Maumee Valley Pioneers are reported
to have had the largest aud most enthusi astic
gathering yet held by them, at Turkey Foot
Rock yesterday. Further particulars next
week.
The uestest and most convenient Premium
List for practical and convenient use, will be
issued from this Office by the latter part Of
next week, for the fair TO be held at Toutogauy
Sept. 20. 80, and Oct. l, and 2. Look out fos
them.
Fine Jewelry-very low-at
FINKpEINER's.
Mr.. @. Finkbeiner informs US that The
Wheeling g. Lake Erie r. r. will sell ickets a
one fare along its line to all attending the re
rennion Of the Third o. v. O.. next Wednesday
Aug. 76. The invitation is renewed for al
soldiers to join them in the good time anticipa
ted.
M. L. Blair, Alderman 9Th Ward
Scranton, Pa, stated Nov. ., 's3: He had
used DR.. Thomas Electric Oil for sprains
burns, cuts, bruises aud rheumatism,
Cured every time.
1t Ia fun to stand on street corner
and watch the men all rushing around
trying TO make money, and the women all
floating around trying TO spend 1t.
-Wardwell & Co., OF The Boston Var
iety Store, 1853 Summit ST. Toledo, O..
are offering Goods at prices lower than
the lowest. Call on them when in Tole-
do. 3zz
Girls, as you value your lives, don't
get up and prepare breakfast in the morn
ing. A young lady attempted it short
time since aud was burned 10 death. Show
this 10 mother.
Newspaper borrowers are often grea,
bores. 1t is not always pleasan nj for man
who pays for paper To have some neigh
hor who is richer, but stingier, send over
and borrow IL.
The 100th Regiment o. v. I. will
hold its 10,h annual reunion at Genoa on
Wednesday, September 2. Great prepar'
siions are being made for the occasion
All soldiers are invited to participate.
Miss Elizabeth Oakwood, aged 13 years
was buried on Monday. Mr. o. d. Hopkin,
informs US that this is the third death in tha
family Of consumption. that he has ATTENDED
within the past six months. The father. Jaco,
Oakwoed, Is quite low and is not expected I,
survive many months.
The Wood County Fair at Bowling Green
commencing Sept. 18th, will be sne Of unusua a
attraction. The large premiums and purse!
will no doubt bring out an exhibition surpass
ing those Of former years. The special at
fractions this year will be lady equestrisns ia
contest for large prizes; and a company Of In.
dians who will furnish the music for the Fair
and give Indian games including the celebrates
game of La.Cross.-B. g. Gurette.
allow Goes 1t happen that there are 8
many old maids among the school-leach
ers?" asked reporter of school ma'au
the other day. because school teacher
are, az rule, women Of sense. and nj
woman will give up $50 position for
$40 man." was the reply.
A boy with patch on his knee car
I've hired to go OH mn errand to hous
across the way; but the moment han,!
organ heaves in sight, lie will follow IL a.
over town apparently blissfully uncon
sciuns that lie is not attired in a bran pe,
sui OF store clothcs.
Books, Albums, Wallets and Fame
Goods, at FIEKBEINERs.
Now ia the time for school director
10 look after the school houses and scl,ot
grounds aud see that they are in prol,e
condition. No school house is Gt TO h
occupied by children unless il be We
cleanscd, painted and thoroughly airet
Dingy pchoul houses aud school ground
are bad educators.
We are IN receipt Of handsome ir
vitation from Rev. A. c. Thomas, b. n
Butler aud W. II. Mitchell, committee o
Invitation from l.. S. Holmes Pnst, G
r., at Desller, Ohio, inviting Wolfor
Post to attend in body, or inl,ylduali!
n Grand Camp Fire Mt De-hler, Augu
9th and 2S,l,, under the auspices Vt tn,
post.
Remarked by X. C. JOINER, OF ALE
P. o. IIillsdale Co., Mich; "Nothi'
gave my rheumatism such quick relief I
DIR. Thomas Ecleclric Oil, l,-believe 1t in
falible for rheumatics."
We met on the train Wednesday NJ
II. d. Smith. formerly n skilled mechan
with W. ii. Hoilenbeck, OF this place, vii
informed us that lie had opened shop
Haskins four years ago and by strict a
tention to business had built up goc
business in general blacksmithing, wagc
making and repairing. Honest effort N
good work will win their way in any hor
est community.
We have read Vanity Fair, Puc
Texas Siflings and some other quai
things, but for real amusement and "ligh
literature tie us down TO Brewers Naiur
Gas and Geological articles in the Sentin
Until we noticed that the scholarly Cou,
was copying the fun we had no idea III
Brewer knew anything more about geolo
than the Ohio State Geologist himself
B. G.. Gazette.