Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-12-17
LOCAL MATTERS

NO time for work on our books this
week.
"A fine snow Is falling to-day on a
good foundation.
Elegant new designs in Jewelry at
FINKBEINER's.
The remedy Of tomorrow is too late
Tor the evil Of to-day.
Candy, perfume, ETC., for the Holidays
at Taylor and Miller's Drug Store.
--Hicksville has struck oil at a depth
Of lao and her citizens are very jubi-
liant in consequence.
Tin Boilers at Halliday Bros. for
Sl.40.
Mr.. Dunha m Simmons brought IA
pound radish inlo town few days ago,
Who can beat that?
The program Of the Wolford Post
during the holiday week
is not yet fully completed.
All goods at Toledo prices.
FINKBEINER.
WIN. Lees & Co. are taking in large
amount of corn now and have their large
cribs back of the eleva tor nearly full.
1t ia not the longes. life that sees oil
does the greatest good. 1t is the active
and pure life, which brings with ii oceans
of enjoyment.
Have your clothes wringer repair ed
at j. Fl. Marshalrs.
The earnings of the c., H. 6 d. R y
for the month of November were $249,.
1882, being an increase of $500 over the
same month last year.
MIR. Joseph Lindsay started up his
new factory at Roachton on Monday o.
last week, and is turning out some ex-
cellent specimens Of work.
"A new line of Sleds and Coasters a
HALLIDAY Bros
Those who profess 10 be versed in the
weather indications, say that there has
been q general absence OF the signs which
are supposed to indicate a severe winter
Bro, Kinder, of the Putnam County
Sentinel, for about 81 years, has just re-
moved his Office into his new brick
block. Just think of it-an editor bull
ding brick block
Full bound Books, 3S cts.
FINKBEINER.
1t is claimed that Paulding is tn,
only county in this part of the State
where they are not drilling for oil or gas
They aint obliged to. with Ed. Osborn
again in charge of a newspaper.
Repairing neatly and promptly dom
at HALLIDAY Bros.
The 10th annual meeting of tn
Northwestern Ohio Masonic Relief As
sociation will be held at Masonic Tenn
pie, Toledo, on January 12, 1897 at I
NJ. to hear reports of officers and cleo
three Directors for three years.
School Books, States, Pencils. etc
FINKBEINER.
Mrs. Frances IIodgson Burnett's di
rections for writing n novel are as fol
lows: "You must have pen, ink an,
paper. Use the first with hra,ns, III,
second with imagination, aud the thirc
with generosity"
You can save money by buyin
your Tinware and having your Repair
ing one at j. H. Marshalrs
The Toledo Commercial says the nat
uraI gas question has become such a
aged chestnut that it is difficult to sa
any thing new about it. You shoul
get Joe Nellis' two latest poems if yo
want something fresh.
Remember you can get bargain i
Heating Stoves at HALLIDAY BROS.
OLD Winter has thrown his chill
robe over the sunny south in an unusu;
manner. At Chattanooga. Tenn, the
had as much as one foot of snow, and
was three inches deep as far south {
Grenada, Misc, three hundred miles sout
OF Memphis.
Albums, Scrap Books, and Autograph
in endless variety at FINKBEINERs
The boys are making arrangement
to dance the old year ont and the ne
one ia at the Town Hall, Friday eve
Dec 3l1,. Messs. Miller aud Bonam hay
also made arrangements for a grand Me-
Years hop at the Sheely House, Soul
Toledo, the same evening.
Don't fail to secure one of those el
egant Coal Stoves, one-fourth off. at
HALLIDAY Bros.
An oil operator OF Lima tried the ex
pertinent of sinking his well through III
vein Of salt water, and II few days pump
ing exhausted the salt flow and gave lI'
u largely increased supply OF oil. O,he
are following the example and Lima pre-
mises 10 become the great grease spot I
the continent.
j. ii. Marshall has q fine assor
ment of Homemade Tinware which |
is selling at very low price.
-Dynamiters attempted to blow ou
the feeder mt the lower end of the resc
voir, recently. They'll fool around an
blow paulding county over into Indian;
yet.-IiicksriRe Neus.
No, vel blow the old "stink pond
down into Defiance county. They seer
to be the only people who have any III
for it.-Antuerp Argus.
Presents for the Holidays, both o.
nimental and useful, for old or younl
at FINKBEINER S.
The l4th annual session of the Nortl
western Ohio Teachers Association wi
be held at Lima ON Tuesday and We,
nesday, Dec. 2sth and Goth, 1886. Pro
Edward Orton, State Geologist, will d
liver the annual addre ess at 1880 p.
Tuesday, subject, "The Trenton Linn
stone"
We are selling our stock Of Coal al
Wood heaters at greatly reduced price