Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-09-17
LOCAL MATTERS .

niBHI WhlCn ls Jlmeiy TOT tnOSe enBaS GU
in wheat sowing,
The 25lh o. v. V. I.,'Col, Nat Hough-
tons old regiment, will hold its sixth an
nual reunion at Norwalk, next Wednesday,
Sept. 22d.
Full line oil School Books and Schoo
Stationery, at F1NKpErNER's.
Capt, Thos. Mawer, Of Washington
twp, Is reported 10 have raised 80 bushels
oil Mammoth clover seed from l3 acres OF
ground.
All kinds OF Wall Paper and Ceiling
Decorations, at A. r. CHAMpNEY's.
"A year ago ton OF box wood found
a ready market at Sl00 ton. Now the
market is dull at $50. The bursting up of
the skating-rink bubble did the business
Extra value in White Crochet Bed
Spreads, at A. WILLIAMS.
The fruit canning season is now up
on us in its full glory. It will be well
TO improve il as we seldom have the
abundance of fruit to put up that we
are blessed with this season.
New and beautiful Window Curtains
by yard or pattern, FINKBErNER.
Martin Stevan, farmer from near
Perrysburg, was run in this noon for recl,-
less driving and demolishing buggy be-
longing TO another farmer named Flitt.
On paying damages he was allowed to go
Bee, Tuesday.
Excellent new line Of Mems and Boys
Hats, at Roet Bottom prices.
A. WILLIAMS.
Aunt Ester was trying TO persuade lit,
tie Eddie TO retire at sunset, using as an
argument that the little chickens went to
roost at that time. ayes" suid Eddie
"but the old hen always goes with them.n
Aunty tried no more arguments with him,
Ladies' and Children's Hose.
F1NKBEINER.
Write your age in figures, giving years
only. Multiply by two, add $40; add
two divide by two then deduct your age,
and zee il the result will not lie figures with
which you pTe familiar. This IL an old
trick, but an amusing one. Try it.
-Tlose Smyrna Rugs at S4.Oo are beau.
ties, nt A. WILLIAMS.
The drouth seems not to have aft ect
ed the fruit crop OF Mr.. Henry Hahn
this year, as is evidenced by the basket
Of fine large apples left at this Office
last week and a basket of fine CONGO rd
grapes this week.
School Books, at FISKBErSER's.
The Toledo papers gave the Tri.Stata-
Fair management a pretty severe shaking
up on Saturday for allowing so many
faisers and gambling devices in the
grounds. But they We're about three or
four days too late. The horse was al
ready stolen.
What Parasols we have left in stock
we will close out at Cost. A. WILLIAMS.
There are on file at the Dayton Sol
diers' Home headquarters 620 applications
for admission to the Home. The present
membership of the Home is 526l pres
ent in camp to date, 5,329; in hopital, 424 (;
absent, 932. There have died in the Home
since January 81 10 August 81, 16l.
Slate Pencils, Pens, &c, at
FINKBEINEh's.
The Sd Ohio Infantry will hold its
reunion this year on the battlefield of
Perryyille, KY, October Sth, and other
regiments engaged in that battle will
take part in the ceremonies. Address
Geo Ii. Dobyus, Danville, KY, for full
information on the subject.
A full line of School Books, States
Pads, Pens, Pencils, &C., for town and
country schools, al A. r, CHAMPNEY's.
Young man don't swear. There il no
occasion outside Of a printing cffice, where
1t is useful in proof reading, and indispen.
sible in all branches of the business. 1t
has been known, also, TO mai erially assist
an editor in looking over the paper after it
was printed. But otherwise il is u foolish
habit.
See our new line OF Gents Neck Ties
10 TO is cents each, less than you can buy
them elsewhere. A. WILLIAMS.
An old gentleman from the country
was recounting his troubles to Mr..
Church at the Miami cider mill one day
the present week, and among other
things said that he had lost considerable
sleep of late ON account of his son who
was sick with the tipperary in his throat.
South Toledo Nep Era.
You can find nice line ot Clocks
very cheap, at FINKBEINER's.
The lllth o. Y. I. will hold its next re-
union at Weston, on Thursday and Friday,
Oct. 9Th and 9th. The boys of this regi-
ment 80 thoroughly enjoy themselves al
their reunions that they ought TO have q
week in camp To get over the ground
They will have good time at Weston, i
the weather is favorable.
Boys, try pair OF our S2.00 $3.50 ol
$500 shoes for school. Best goods for the
money in town. A, WILLIAMS.
MIR, Morgan Brown, of Washington
township, who few years ago paralyzed
all competitors at the local fairs with hi
big mclops, pumpkins, squashes, etc, has
turned the local fairs over 10 his son-in-
law, Mr.. Albert Neifer, who had fine dis
play oil vegetables at the Tri-State fair lrG
week, while Mr.. Brown made display o
melons at the Stale fair at Columbus.
Shirts, Collars, Cuffs, Neckwear an'
Gents Furnishing Goods.
FINkBEINER.s.
The German NJ. E. Conference Assem-
bled at Newberg, Ind, last week, an'
among the changes made Rev. Jason q
Sinclair has been changed from Perrys
burg 10 West Unity. His congregation
here greatly regret to loose HIM, and h
had also many friends outside the con
gregation. Rev Jacob Lenk, a singh
man, is sent TO fill the vacancy.