Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-12-21
LOCAL NAT T L r S.


deserving of such recognition.
Full line of School Books and School
Supplies, at A. X. CHAMrNEYs'
December has six holidays-hve
Sundays and Christmas.
Farmers are now busily engaged in
butchering their porkers.
Full line of Silk H'dk'f's, for Uoli-
day gifts, at WILLIAMS
The way to get even with country
editor is to pay him what you owe him.
Measles and mumps are mixing
things greatly at several points in the
State.
Plush and Fur caps,
F1NKBEINER's.
The Henry County game warden is
people who shoot on Sun
day.
Its mighty poor town that can't
get up some sort of White Cap scare
now.
Silk Mufilers, Cashmere Mufflers'
for Holiday gifts, at WILLIAMS.
MANY of our young folks are long
ing for snow to fall, so that they can
enjoy sleigh-ride.
The great query that now agitatcs
the minds of the little folks is, "what
will 1 get in my stockings?'
just in, nice line Stiff Hats.
FINKBEINER's.
The first mention of December 25th
as Christmas Day is in catalogue of
Church Festivals for A. ID. 354.
Look out for counterfeit money. 1t
is said that Northwestern Ohio is flood
ed with the queer"
Don't purchase Watch untillyo see
and price the elegant stock at
A. r. CHAMPNEY's.
"A pretty girl, pitcher oil cider,
and u basket of apples are nice things
to sit up with these long evenings.
The Oldest Masonic Lodge in this
country is st. Johns Lodge, of Boston,
which was organized July 30, 1913.
Mems and Boys overcoats, at
WILLIAMS.
Damage amounting to several
thousand dollars was done at Cleveland
by the bursting of water main.
AT Cincinnati, Christ Meyers while
walking in his sleep, fell down flight
of stairs, aud WAS seriously injured.
$50 Music Box. FISKBElNEk's.
The first oil well drilled on the Mer
Ger lot in Wood county has already pro-
ducrd over 100000 barrels and is still
doing 200 barrels day.
Henry II. Ruthenmyer, formerly of
Cincinnati, was shot and instantly
killed at Dayton, by woman with
whom he had been living.
For Shoes that have Style, Fit ant
Wear, goto JOHN EBERLY & Son.
--Paulding county has increased SO
rapidly in population in the last few
years that it will be entitled to repre-
sentative at the next census.
"A writer says n child may be raised
on bananas almost entirely. Most boys
would at least be willing to sacrifice a
great deal to give it an impartial trial
In looking for your Xmas Presents,
be sure to visit Williams.
-Browu's Hotel at tie Stock Yards, East
Toledo. was totally destroyed by fire at 10 A.
NJ yesterday. A portion OF the furniture was
ssy we'd, and the loss on building is covered by
| insurance.
The small boy who expects paiI
of skates or target gun for Christmas
thinks the event great failure when
he only finds copy of the new testa-
ment In lila stocking.
Hosiery and Stockinette.
FISKBEINER.
The limits of the Ohio gas field art
enlarging, Upper Sandusky, after sew
eral attempts, has finally drilled in a
gas well with a capacity of million
and half feet daily.
New Neckwear and Party Ties,
FINKBEINER'S.
To-day, 91st commences winter, &C
cording to calender and tradition, ant
it starts in briskly with strong north
wind that forces its claim upon all who
have outdoor business to attend to.
-Gentlemen's Fine Slippers-iust re-
ceived. j. EBERLY & Son.
"A man is reported to be travelling in
adjoining counties trying to sell bob
sleds on time. He accepts note, then
raises the figures at his convenience and
disposes of it to the best advantage he
can.
Nice line of Dress Goods bought ex
pressly for Holiday trade. at
| WILLIAMS.
While Samuel Rudulph, who was
under the influence of liquor, was walk
Ing on the Wheeling and Lake Fri,
Railway track in the cut on West Mali
street, Norwaik, was struck by 10
comotive and cut completely in two.
AS a present TO the baby. will presen
a barrel Of French Mixed Candy with ever
purchase, Ii will please you. Call an
see al COZ Summit St., Toledo.
"A man who jerks the reins because he
is too mad to be sensible and human
should have bit placed in his own moull
and have il jerked by some brutal fellow
who enjoys giving pain. The rein ierke
can be seen nearly every day on the streets
Bargains in Clothing and overcoat:
FINKBEINER's.
John r Reynolds, of Dayton, ha
received from the United States Gov
ernment $4,000 for cotton and othe
property destroyed and confiscated b
the Union army during the war. it
said to be the largest private claim eve
allowed.
Now ready to receive orders for a
kinds Of gas and steam fitting.