Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-10-12
LOCAL MATTERS S

1tS nrBt meeting nJ tne Liprhfy Eoouis
on Tuesday evening next, October 10th.
For Bargains in Dress Goods go to
WILLIAMS.
The Ladies' Centennial Society will
hold their next Social at the residence
of Mrs. Il. A. Hamilton, Friday evening,
Oct. 10th. All are cordially invited.
School Books, FINKBEINER.
The Hancock county court house,
at Findlay, will be dedicated with i'm
posing ceremonies on Wednesday,
October 31st.
-Plushes, Silks, Braids and Velvets,
at right prices at WILLIAMS,
During n oourtship Of six years, In
English, a lover and his sweetheart ex-
changed 1000 letters-5o0 each-and now
she is suing for breach OF promise.
Clocks, Jewelry, and Pocket Gut
telery. FINKBErNER.
"A portion of Lucas county adjoining
Ottawa wants to get set off to Ottawa
county. There is entirely too much
Hessian and Pollock politics in Toledo
| for them.
See the;new CIoaks at WILLIAMS.
MIR. Frank NJ. Miller, of Providence,
r. 1. sends the JOURNAL aV, which places
his subscription the farthest ahead Of any
one on our books. He says the ia mily
are all enjoying good health.
New Neck Ties and Bows,
FINKBEINER's.
The yellow fever fund keeps on growing
and unfortunately the fever does also.
The unselfish generosity Of the country Is
the only ray OF fight that pierces the
gloom at Jacksonville.
The Celebrated Laport woolen Mills
Dress Flannels for sale at
IS WILLIAMS.
The seventh annual fair at Bowling
Green last week was regarded about up
to the standard, although the weather
was unfavorable the greater part of the
week, cold the forepart and rain on
Friday.
A full line Of Paints and Painters
Supplies Sherwln, Williams' Paints
best IN the world. A. r. CHAMrNEY.
Prominent railroad ofiicials estimaie
thct 5000 tramps are killed annually on
the railroads of this country while steal
ing rides, and ye, there IS a surplus, aud
a million year being educated for the
profession.
New Gloves, Corsets, Hosiery and
Handkerchieves, at WILLIAMS.
We learn Just as the JOURNAL goes TO
press, that DR.. McCrsy died at 8 o'clock
thus Friday evening. The funeral will
take place at o A. NJ. Sunday from resid-
ence on Second street, under the auspices
OF WoIford Post.
Full line Yarns and Zephyrs,
FINKBEINER's.
Mr.. Denise, OF Dayton, who died the
other day, is said 10 have been worried
to death by the accidental discovery that
his wife, few months before, had been
buried while in state Of trance, and
when too late revived.
For bargain in Child's Closks, go 10
WILLIAMS.
The man who regularly reads q hor-
rowed newspaper, in order TO save the
expense of subscribing for II, may be
very es,imable citizen, but we wonld vote
against him handling the collection plate
in the church we belonged TO.
Will Pay you to Examine Fink
beiner's Stock Of Clothing and Gents
Goods, now they are so Extremely low.
A curious fact revealed by the phono-
graph is that people generally do not
know their own voices. The husband viii,
recognize his wifes voice in a pl'onogrsm
and the wife will recognize the husbands,
but neither will recognize their own
speech.
Don't purchase Watch until you zee
aud price the elegant stock at
A. X. CHAMPSEY's.
The day will come in this country
when the man who carries cane under
his ann aud the man who carries an
umbrella on his shoulder will be taken
out and hit with squash, and hard
enough to kill. Then the woman with
the baby cart wants to look out.
For new Styles in Fall Dress Goods
go to WILLIAMS.
The dead letter Office received sos,
600 letters Last year, for about third OF
which owners were discovered. Money
to the value Of 81. 795,76i was found in
IL 5SS letters. These figures show the
necessity OF care IN directing letters and
seeing that they are st,mped, ms well as
indicating OIL the outside by some means
who sends them.
Just Opened in all thcIatest Shades,
I'lushes, V.lvets, Felts, Satins, Ribbons
and Fancy Ornaments,
FNKBEINER's
-For,y-ive years ago there was not n
postage stamp in the United States, but
in the last twelve months the people Of
the country have Individually and sew
orally put their tongues out 1868, 24l 900
times to moisten the postage siamps for
the bIlions Of letters and millions of
newspapers, periodicals and parcels that
are carried and delivered by the govern
ment postal svrvice.
Our Cloak Stock was never no COM
plee. Come in, take look through.
We are pleased to show goods.
A. WILLIAMS
Henry Lauman sunk well for
Hobert s. Co. to supply their tyle yards
in the southeast part of this township.
The we'll failed to fill the bill and they
refused to pay. Lauman entered suit
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