Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-12-14
Plush and Fur caps.
FINKBEINER'S.


A small bnt energetic editor OF a
neighboring village was hard at work to-
day digging trenches, overseeing gas filters
and irving to get lis paper out on time.
Immense taxes and summer gas and spring
overco ITS and murcnry within ten degrees
of zero is The cause vf the confusion In
camp.
-Fop good substantial Xmas Gin, go 10
Wliiams. We hare bought a great many
ssw things especially for Xmas
A. WILLIAMS.
-Almanacs for 1889 are out. 1t is SAID
the poor chap who has taken his position
IN the first picture in the almanac, with
the fish, sheep, scorpions, bulls, lions and
twins all around him, used TO edit n news
paper, and he became the sad wreck you
see him waiting for his subscribers to
lliresI, and pay up; he is naked and his
stomach appears empty.
We are Selling Boots, Shoes and
Rubbers, of good quality, Cheap.
JOHN EBERLY s. Son.
There are 1904 languages in the
world, and its inhabitants profess more
than 1000 religions, and the great
question is, which is the true religion.
We must confess that we are unable TO
say, since we zee SO many who profess
Christianity that use it as a cloak to
cover their sins with. OF all, the hypo-
critic is the most despicable. Kinder.
BE sure TO see our Blankets before
purchasing elsewhere. VIM. BARTON.
Formers complain of being over run
with tramps who claim to be in search o'
work, since the heavy work of the season
has been accumulated. When work WAS
plenty they would not show their faces, bnt
spent their time in the woods, and AT night
made rades on the proyender OF many OF
tho farmers. But since the chilly nights
are making their appearance they report
promptly TO beg their meals and find he'll
ter.-E1.
Just in, nice line Stiff Hats.
FINKBEINER's.
New Line of Shoes, especially for
the Holiday trade, at WILLIAMS.
The old Maumee presents the finest
skating rink in the whole field of rinks
to-day. Jack Frost decorated the win
dows very nicely last night and put
window over the whole bosom of the
Maumee for the first time this winter
about three inches in thickness. The
finny tribe now live in glass houses and
the boys are improving the shining
o. lao oil ttFfn IN m "a
but fleet footed runners.
Ladies' Hand-Welt Shoes. Ladies,
Hand Turned Shoes. Ladies' Flexible
Sole Shoes, in French, Domestic Kid
Bright and Dull Gondola, from $3.50 to
$500 Boys and Misses School Shoes.
JOHN EBERLY Do Son.
-Nicest Styles in Ladies' fine Shoes
Just received, for Holiday trade at
WILLIAMS.
A farmer had son who showed no
special aptitude for business, and he was
puzzled what to do with him. He con-
cluded TO Try an experiment, 30 he locked
the boy in room in which there was only
a Bible, an apple and a dollar, A few
minutes later he stole quietly TO the
room. He had made up his mind il the
boy was eating the apple he'd make
good farmer, if he were reading the Bible
lie should be trained for the pulpit, and II
he had taken the money his success as a
broker, the father thought, WAS assured.
Upon entering the room the father found
The how aitiing upOn the Bible, eating the
apple, with the dollar IN his pocket. The
boy became an able polItieian.-E1.
DRUG STORE FOR SALE.
ASHER Cook.
As present to the baby, will present
barrel OF French Mixed Candy with every
purchase. 1t will please you. Call and
see at COZ Summit St., Toledo.