Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-11-09
LOCAL MATTERS S

The Ladies' Aid Society OF the M. f.
church will hold their next social at the
residence Of Mrs. Geo. Caldwell, Friday
evening, Nov. 10Th. All are cordially
invited.
SEQ the new CloNks at WILLIAMS
The average daily runs of crude oil
in tho Northwestern Ohio oil fields has
dropped somewhat and is now about
90 900 barrels per day, The shipments
are increasing.
School Books, FINKBEINER.
All the tools, implements and ma
chinery used on the farm the past sum
mer that are not required for use again
until next season ought to be in the
proper house.
Bargains in Mems Suits, at
WILLIAMS.
THE longer turnips and cabbages
can remain out without actual freezing,
the better they are for eating purposes,
and the better they will keep through
the winter.
Full line Yarns and Zephyrs,
FINKBEINER's.
The Ladies' Centennial Society will
hold their next Social at the residence of
Mrs. f. p. Averill, on Thursday even
ing. November 10, 1888 All are cord
tally invited.
Big limo of Cloaks at bed rock prices.
A. WILLIAMS.
The Iowa Agricultural College, it is
said, has been crossing Southdown ewes
with Shropshire bucks for four years.
AS a result the average of all fleeces has
increased from 4.5S to $50 pounds, and
the percentage of lambs from n per
cent. in 1880 to l3t per cent. in 1887.
Clocks, Jewelry, and Pocket Cut.
telery. FINKBEINER.
-Pessimists say that you may as well
look for nuggets Of gold on the side
walk as to look for store where irne
lasting and substantial bargains can be
bought. But they change their tune nf-
ter trading at VIM. Barton's CASH STORE
New line of Ladies' Heavy Winter
Shawls, very cheap, at WILLIAMS.
The farmers near Colfax, Wis
raised such an enormous crop of pota-
toes this season that "they do not know
what to do with them. The best pric'
obtainable is ten cents per bushel. On'
granger offered to give visitor wager
load of choice potatoes If he would sent
team for them"
New lot of Ladies' Shoes, Mt
WILLIAMS.
Hogs intended for fatteniug shoul,
now be,shut up and their feed increased
They will !atten much faster in warn
than in cold weather-so hurry up tn
materials for pork making, durin
November. Give them good shelter an
dry beds-not six-rail fence for pc
and the sky for covering.
Full line of School Books and Schot
Supplies, nt A. IL. CHAMPNEf's.
After wrestling with the chicke
cholera for six weeks and trying doze
different kinds of cholera medicine, a
Indiana man has arrived at the conclu
sion that "the best thing to do is to Xxi
all affected fowls, clean and disinfec
houses, nests and yards, and so STAN
the disease out at the outset"
Special bargains in Ladies' tree
Jackets at $3.50, worth $3.50. Quantit
4 limited. See them. A. WILLIAMS.
| The best time for pruning depend
| considerably upon circumstances. A
! a rule, whenever the limbs grow in sue
a way as to become troublesome, Gu
them off regardless of the season.
the work is properly done, cuttn
smooth so as not bruise or n,angle til
bark, no injury will be done.
New Neck Ties and Bows,
, FINKBEINER's.
/ Secretary Gilbert, of the Main
Board of Agriculture, says that dair
| farms well managed can be made to pa
larger rate of interest than do the bes
factories in the manufacturing cities
and he invests his own money in dair
farms, thus putting in practice the doc
trincs which he breaches to others.
-Dont purchase Watch until you Ae
aud price the elegant stock at
A. Il. CHAMrNEY's.
We often hear talk about low tariff
low people, low standard OF moraI1, nm
the low temperature will soon he The s,llI
i-ct of discussion. In the meantime go |
Avenue and Front ST. and learn abot
the low PRICES Of Dry Goods, Ciothin;
y Boots, Shoe-, Hats, Cnp-, &c.
Special bargains in Ladies' Stree
Jackets at 80. 90, worth $3.50 Quantit
limited. See them. A. WILLIAMS.
Since the first of january twenty
eight different men in this country lav
murdered girls who refused to inarr
them. 1t seems that a girl ought
have something To say in such case
but she shouldn't come right out fiat
= foot and freeze the marrow IN a man
homes. Let her bid him hope on an
then quietly marry the other chap.
y Full line Flannel Shirts, Underwea
Hosiery and Slockine,ts,
FINKBEINER's.
The Prairie Farmer says "Practit
n al tests go to show that late sown GA
/, make capital winter mulch for straw
berry beds. Clean the beds Of wee'
and SOW oats on them in time TO mai
about six inches growth before wint.
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