Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-03-09

10 go over without record In the JOUR-
NAL IN consequence.
School Books and School Supplies.
FINKBEINER's.
Toledo Is having a warm time OF n
10 keep the boomers hands our of her
pockets. She is surprised to think the
pipe line bill passed the House after the
efforts that have been made to defeat it.
The low price Clothing are found
at WILLIAMS.
Old commodore Vanderbilt, being
asked one day what lie considered to be
the secret of success in business, replied +:
"Secret? There is no secret about il. All
you have to do is to attend to your busi-
ness and go ahead"
Clocks. Jewelry and Cutelry.
FINBB BEINER's.
The Delaware Gazette illustrates "onr
Bobby" (referring to Bobby Chubb) in
the new style Of "IIalf Moon Hair Gut"
just introduced, and advises hair restora-
tive agents that it is useless for them to call
on HIM as he wears a Sknll-cap to hide the
new style from public gaze.
The most complete limo OF Clothing
is at WILLIAMS.
The ice is still holding its own,
without sufficient rise in the river to
force break up. The fishermen are
getting impatient in this respect, and
are unsettled as to laws ON this subject
which are subject to as mauy interpret
ations as there ure fishes in the river.
Our Mems "Servicable'! Shoes for
$50, $3.50 and 800, we warrant first
quality, in every respect. They have
been tried and give good satisfaction.
j. EBERLY & Son.
We direct attention to the Prospectus
Of the Cincinnati Telegram in this paper.
Ii isn bright. lively aud newsy paper, and
comes from city governed by Boards
appointed 10y the Governor OF the State,
and therefore has lots of news to record of
unlimited crookedns.s-whicl, il records.
ALI Goods sold at Toledo Prices, at
FISKBEINER's.
a young man PROPOSED for the hand
Of beuuiiiui girl. As she hesiiated, he
said, " await your answer with baied
breath" The girl, who lie good deal of
a humorisi, said, "Well. Mr.. NJ, you
will have TO bait your breatl, with some
thing he-,ies high wines to catch your
humble servant"
Big line of Mems Shoes Mt
WILLIAMS
"A pleasant social and one of unus.
ual in crest was given at the rcsid, nee
of the Misses Bloomfield last evening,
under the auspices of the Ladies' Gem
tennial Snciety. Prof. Van Derblnen
thalendu, with his graud musical
wonder, arrived from the East just in
the nick of time.
Albums and Fancy Goods.
FINKBEINER's.
The Fort Wayne News has discover
| ed tue existence oi twine "irnsr," which
controls the manufacture of nanilia
twine fnr binder-; that the price will lie
advanced from Q to 13! cents pound
and That, on the i,nsi- OF last years sales
this will take ont Of the pockets # the
farmers "f ALEU- county, Indiana, no, le 8
ihan $4,000
| -Nuw ready to receive orders for all
kinds oI gas and steam fitting.
JOHN LEYpoRF.
"A bright Young man who lives in
Brown county, recently visited friend
"f his mother. She asked about his
mother aud inquired il she raised a good
deal Of lnulIry This year. The Young
man scratched I,is head in perplexi,y and
then replied: "N-n-no. ma'ani. She
pls",ed a good deal, but the olllcken'
scratched ii all up"
Our new stock of Hats for Spring il
now in. Come and see them.
A. WILLIAMS.
The Furncra Review has obtained
statistics showing the amount of mortga
ges held by loan associations on farms il
the respective States. For Ohio II report
as follows: "Foriy FIVE counties report NJ
average OF % per cent, of farms under
mortgages; l6 counties report farm mort
cages ON the increase, and "a counties tlla
they are decreasing,
New 6aiteens, at BARToN's.
AT the social the other evening
the ladies mOnopolIEed the conversation
by talking almost continuously on one sub
jcct. The gentlemen were rude enough l.
want to know what that subject was, bu
when told that il was Rarton's tremendou
bargains In new spring goods which cause
The excitement, they expressed no surprise
1T was Just 80" they said.
New Plain Seersuckers at BARToN's,
--This musl have beeu an unplessar
, country 10 contract debls in along bac
IN the '20s. We have before rs copia
issued from the Court of Common Pleas ,
Wood county, Ohio, (Which then emhrac
ed Hancock) on the 18th of Novembe
1921, commanding the sheriff TO "tak
into custody the body of Antoine Mlrol
and him safely keep until the next teri
of court, to be holden at Maumee on III
9 first day Of May next, then and there
y y answer unto Thomas Caldwell, admins
Q lraior OF jacques Lapells, decd, of pls
= Of debt TO the damage OF said plaintiff Il
o aum Of one hundred and Glly dollars