Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-12-10
LOCAL MATTERS S

worm,
-oberlln College has an attendance Of
1919 students this year.
An opinion that gains ground the
opinion Of a judge IN land case.
Elegant new designs in Jewelry at
FINKBEINER's.
Willie Sisson, aged ten years, OF Ma
rion, Ind, Is reported insane from the use
oil tobacco.
-Tontogsny Is threatened with coal
famine, They will have to pipe gas over
Z ON Bowling Green.
The best place to buy Cloak.
Cheap. is at WILLIAMS.
Owing 10 the condition OF our health
this week we could not give attention TO
the Sentiners $3.50 item.
The 8sd semi-annuaI meeting of the
Northwestern Ohio Medical Association
will be held at Lima, next Tuesday.
All goods at Toledo prices.
FINKBEINER.
We direct attenti on to the Prospec-
tus of The Art amateur which appears in
this issue. 1t may pay you to read it.
The churches are making prepara ton
for Christmas trees, and various entertain
ments for the Sabbath Sc hools on Christ
mas and New Year.
Large supply OF mems and boys
Over Coats. A. WILLIAMS.
MFR. Charles Burkhard sold four hogs
to the Munger Bros. on Tuesday, the COM
bined weight Of the four being 1917 pounds
Pretty good porkers.
The temperature has somewhat modi-
fed and we are having delightful winter
weather, and acres OF young people ekat-
ing upon the river.
Full bound Books, 8s cts.
FINKBEINER.
MIR. James Ramer, Toledo, has chan
ged his business Office from 65 Madison
street to 235 Superior street. See his ad-
vertisement elsewhere.
The Ladies' Centennial Society will
hold their next Social at the residence
of Miss Bloomfield, Friday evening,
Dec. 18th. All are cordially invited.
Wool Underwear for Ladies and
Gentlemen, at A. WILLIAMS.
The next meeting of the State Board
of Examiners will he held in the high
school building, Columbus, Ohio, and will
begin Tuesday, December 25lh, 1886, at 0
o'clock.
Mr.. r. W. Harris, far year past
managing editor of the Toledo Bee, has
purchased the Toledo Sunday Times, and it
il believed that he will make clean and
able paper OF it.
School Books, States, Pencils, etc.
FINKBElNER.
The nightly services at the M. E..
Church are progressing favorably. They
will be continued next week, when the
pastor will be assisted by Rev. III. Cas-
coigne, of the Wagon Works.
Our merchants have got in fine stocks
of goods for the holiday trade. Old Santa
Claus drove in on half inch Of snow and
put up for the holiday season at Mr.. Fink
beiner's. lie receives visitors at all hours.
The best overcoat for $500 in the
market, at A. WILLIAMS.
The best soldiers and family paper
in the country ia The National Tribune
Read the Prospectus in another column.
We can furnish it on clubbing rates
with the JOURNAL for 80 cents to sub
scribers.
Dayton and Zanesville come up smil-
ing before Congress with modest request
for new public buildings, but it is believed
that it will require a very expensive lobby
to secure a two-tliiids vote over the Presl-
dents veto.
Albums, Scrap Books, and Autographs
in endless variety at FINKBEINER's
The well that is going down in
search. OF gas or oil at this point has
reached a depth OF 400 feet, and still in
the solid rock. Wednesday was lost in
cleaning the lime and mud out of the
boiler.
-Finkbeinder has on exhibition the
largest and best selected stock of Toys,
Books, Jewelry. Plush Goods, Fancy
Goods Notions, Hats, Caps, and Gents
Furnishing Goods for the Holiday trade
ever before offered in Perrysburg.
Have your clothes wringer repaired
at j. ii. Marshalls.
Rev. j. II. Bethards, who reside
in this town as pastor of the NJ. L. church
eight years ago, preached in the Metho.
dist church Tuesday night. The large
congregation out to hear and greet him
was indicative of the warm place he has
in the hearts Of the Perrysburg people.
III, as the weather prophets tell us, the
first three days of December will rule or
govern the remainder oi the winter, what
severe old tyrant Jack Frost will be for
the next few months. Give us n Florida
zephyr occasionaIly, for relief so We can
catch breath without swallowing an ici-
Gle.
Presents for the Holidays. both Or
nimental and useful, for old or young,
at FINKBEINER's.
DIR. G. r. Montgomery has brought
snit against the Ohio State Journal for $50,
600 damages, for alleged libelous pnblica-
tions. The case grew out OF the recent
prosecution and exposures at the Ohio
Penitentiary, where it was claimed the
lally-sheel forgeries were committed
year sgo.
-ChIel Justice Valentine schwind was
in town yesterday. He rejoices that lie
arrived at the age, land of reason and COM
mon sense) several years ago to be retired
from politics. on full pay, such as he could