Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-12-14

1t only requires time enough to teai
the pudding, II you ever get hungry enough
TO eat IL.
MIR. Geo. Pomeroy found a sum Of
money few days since which the ow ner
can have by calling at Mr.. Trndeau's bar
| ber shop.
Prices reduced on all our Dress
Flanels to close out, at BARToN's.
Tho musicale at the home Of Miss Eva
Rhelnirank on Tuesday evening was largely at
tended and proved as predicted, rich musical
treat for all present who enjoy music.
bargains in Clothing and overcoats.
FINKBEINER's.
"A old hayseed sign, wheu q boy on a
farm, read, "when you sec drake sitting
on the fence you will fud duckh nest near by.
All signs seemed favorable for SOON days past
for the marriage Of Mr.. Pliuy Ray and Miss
Maggie Weddell and rumor both IL, and all go
to confirm the rumor, that the wedding took
place at eP. ". this Friday evening. The press
was stopped to get the very latest.
Ladies' and Children's Udnerware
in all sizes and qualities which we are
selling, Cheap for Cash, at BARToN's.
We always feel sorry for people who
are taken in by deception. Pride IN thei
own judgment prevent them from fair
open acknowledgement that they allowed
themselves to be caught with the same old
angle worm on the same pen hook, over. and
over again, and they go on and on and
suffer in silence and cause their neigh
bors TO suffer in pity and purse because
of a want oil horse-one horse-sense.
For Shoes that have Style, Fit and
Wear, 20 to JOHN EBERLY & Son.
DON'T purchase Watch until you see
and price the elegant stock at
A. X. CuAMPNEY's.
-Rev. DR.. Pool, Of Detroit a thoroughly edu-
Gated so n of the Emerald Isle, delivered his lee
ture entitled, "Ireland," at the NJ Z. Church
Monday evening" 1t was evident that he had
ielv cd far deeper into the lore of that people
than had the average historical reader aud gave
all some thing to think about that they had not
seen In history before. He went from Dan TO
Bersheba" and was satisfied Ireland was inhabi-
ted by the descendants of Dan who was at the
head of one of the lost tribes.of Israel. He ex-
plodcd the idea that st. Patrick banished the
snakes from reiand as eSe re were tar neSSr a9y
Ireland, wrote his paper that he had discovered
why they had no snakes In that country-and 1t
was because the whisky was 30 good"
Hosiery and Stockinette.
FINKBEINER.
"A brief interview with uncle John
Robertson is the best evidence that we
are to have mild winter. The corn
husks were never more loosely tied to-
gether with the "ties that bind" than
this year, and the further fact, as al
ready given, that the hornets roost
high ION account of the boys) is evidence
beyond the possibility of doubt in any
court sitting in the case that they are
not afraid of tho wind if it does blow.
From fuel point of view, and due regard
for dumb animals, this is very import
antitem of information, Please give the
JOURNAL due creditor the same and lay
inyour fuel to suitthe occasion.
Full line of School Books and School
Supplies, at A. r. CHAMPNEYs.
-"Half Hours in Science and Art" is
the name of new illustrated publica-
tion for boys, the first number of which
lies on our table. Too many papers
filed with sensational stories are read
by the youth OF our land, and we are
glad to see publication of this charac-
ter established. A very good descrip-
ton of a window-glass factory, with
full page engraving illustrating same. is
among the articles in the first NUN ber.
1t is wIitten up in a manner, too, which
will interest any one, young or old.
You cannot use a postal card to better
advantage than by sending it to the
Half Hour Publishing House, Fostoria,
Ohio, requesting sample copy of this
number.