Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-11-19
Ribbons, all Grades and Colors,

fINKBElNER 8,
We call attention TO the new advertise
ment of Mr. d. B. ClaAin, the reliable pho
Iographer OF Toledo. His work is the best
and his prices most reasonable.
Full line of School Books and schoo
Stationery at FINKpErNER's.
An old lady being late to church, en-
tered as the congregation was rising from
prayer. la ~ said she, courteously,
don't get up on my account"
-Zephyrs, and Embroidery Silks,
FINKBElN NER's.
Mr.. Frank Bro ugh is the latest ap-
pointment as postmaster in Wood coun-
ty, being appointed to take charge of
the office at Webb. The salary of that
office is quoted at $2s.94.
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, spectacles,
Special attention given to Repairing. AL.
Warranted. JOHN ZURFLUH, 35 Mon
roe ST. Toledo.
The distribution of the premiums
awarded by the Wood County Agricultural
Society, which occupies so much space in
our columns this week, will take place on
Dece mber 4th.
An exchange says: "Liie ia like
deck of cards. Childhood's hest cards II re
the hearts; youth is captured by dinmond4;
middle age is conquered by clnb while
old age is conquered by the Unsuitable
spade"
A new assortment of Wall Paper, Bor
ders, Ceiling Papers, Extension and Corner
Pieces, for the Fall trade Just received by
TAYLOR & MILLER.
The boss red jacket, Gen. Booth,
who inspected the Salvation Army at
Dayton, Friday, told a Dayton new spa
per man that the reporters bothered him
most to death in this country, that on
two different occasions lie had barely re
strained himself from falling from
grace.
Money toLoan. inquire of
III. L. PECK, Agent.
The Young Ladies' Aid Society of
the NJ. E. Church will give an oyster
supper in the pralors of the church on
Friday evening, Nov, 25. A sh ort and
interesting programme is in preparation.
All are cordially invited to attend. Ad-
mission, 10 C.
Mrs. George Limmer, aged A years
died at her home n short distance east of
town, at P. NJ. Wednesday evening, of
cancer in The breast. She leaves hus |
band and three coidren to morn their |
loss of faithful wife and mother. The |
funeral will take place at 10 p. NJ. to-
morrow, a the Lutheran church.
One of the senscless hings of this |
whimsical ptriod is poverty" letter pa
per. The girl who sends you note |
written OH piece of brown wrapping
paper with Hard Times" printed at the
top of the sheet. may be fashionable,
but she deserves to receive a soup ticket |
or avisit from the Associated Charities |
in return for her missiv e. There is |
nothing amusing about an affection of |
oyeIty.
Have your tinwnre repaired by J. II
Marshall.
The Little Miami Division of the |
Pittsburg, Cincinnati and st. Louis Rail-
road has earned record that can not.
perhaps, be surpassed by any other road
in the State, or United States. During
the past fifteen years this division has
carried fifteen million passengers and |
during the same period of time did not |
kill one of them. This is one of the res.
sons the road has righteously earned its
title of The Old Reliable. Home
Weekly.
-Deshler gas manipulators can't fish |
out their lost drill. 1t las been near
seven months since they began it, and |
they haven't averaged hundred feet
per mon Ii. Every few weeks the con-
tractor asks for $l00 in order to continue !
work, and the company is afraid to re-
fuse to grant it for fear of losing what
they have already put into it. Send
over for one of our drillers and you can
have gas in your stoves by hristmas.-
North baltimore Beacon.
Lies, SANDER, and statements
come from meanness, low vanity, cow
ardice and depraved nature, and they
always fail of their nature and bring the
utterer finally into contempt. Without
strict integrity, justice and honor, no
man. whatever his daily vocation or pro.
fession may be. can have continued sue
cess in anything or lasting respect from
anybody, Everyone is found out sooner
or later, and much sooner than he sup
poses. Indeed, true character is sure to
be known aud appreciated. Pemberuiue
Reporter.
Robert Fitzge raid, Dayton lad,
corked up in bottle the following note
and sent it afioat in the Miami river
Dayton, o., April 9Th, 1885. Whoever
finds this bottle, please write me letter
and tell me where it was found.' He re-
ceived letter on the 10th of Oct.
from Ada Fitzgerald, dated Elmot, Mis-
sissippi county, Ark, which stated that
she had found in the drift in the Missis-
sippi river. 1t is strange that person
of the same name should find it. If
this should end up in romance, and
marriage, we want natural gas and glass
works Immediately to supply the trade
with bottles.
The editor of the Weston Herald vis-
tied Grand Rapids, and after speaking
of the courtesy and enterprise of the
business men of the village, says;
"Grand Rapids is beautiful little vii
lage and had it good local newspaper,
published in the interest of the town and
surrounding vicinity, it would soon be-
come one of the largest towns on the
Maumee between Toledo and Napoleon"
Ahem Like the Herald for instance.