Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-08-31
LOCAL MATTERS S

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State Fair.
Religious services will be resnmed at
Hall on Sabbath next.
@. A. ADAMS.
Tho D. g. NJ. Road had two bad wrecks
his week, which was both destructive tolprop-
crty and time of running trains.
School Shoes at WILLIAMS.
--Gas we'll No. is progressing favor
ably and is expected to come in on the
fore part Of next week.
Howard Cline, of Milton township,
had leg broken ten days ago while fall
ing tree in the woods.
New Neckware, just in.
FINKBEINER.
We learn with regret just before going
to press, that Mr.. Isaac Bloomfield, one Of
u Q former pioneers of Perrysburg, died at
his home in Toledo yesterday.
Full line of School Books and School
at A. r. CHAMPNEY's.
Some seven couple, including SAINT
Baldwin and wife, from Weston, packed
their Ssratugas last week for a trip up the
lakes to Mackinaw and other points.
Boys School Suits at WILLIAMS.
1t is estimated that 10000 people
have gone 10 Europe this summer and
Murat Halsiead is the only editor in the
whole lot whose name we have seen mem
toned in the list.
Mems Pants from roc to 5000
FINKBEINER's.
We failed to state last week that
the u. b. Social held at the residence of
Mr.. David Hatcher on the Friday even
ing previous was largely attended and a
pleasant affair for all present. The
church realized $?4 from the entertain
ment.
Remnants, suitable for School Dresses,
cheap, at WILLIAMS.
Blood may flow from hesdless man,
Blaine and Cleveland may twist the lions
tul and get up war with Canada over a
minow and stir the risibility of speak
;ng mule, but they can't kick up any great
er excitement than can VIM. Barton IN
his proclamation of war on prices OF Dry
Clouds. Read II ~ our advertising columns
Full Line of Hats and Caps.
FlNKBEINER.
-Messrs. Geo. r. Scott aud Fred
IIillnbrand have opsnel c0pnrtnersnip
In the real estate business aud have fit
led up very desirable rooms for an Office
IN Mr.. lIil,hrnnd'- building on Front Si.'
opposite the JOURNAL Office. They find
considerable business on their hands be-
fore they get their oilice fairly opened,
See their adv. in this issue.
Full line Of School Books and School
Supplies, Mt A. X. CHAMrNEY's.
An Indiana editor received the ftl-
loving note the other day: "Der Sur
want yu III storp mi paper i hev pade
TO mutch alredy and yu don't CIV us emmy
iunnie eyeiems yu ar awl the tim riieing
up pollyucks en- wot yu no nbot pollyticks
woOdenl iii ilea'- year yur rnr,tie sncs-
ur III eddet paper. L. S. skrnch mi
naim Of ynr lysi. yurs ToUli john Potts. >
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New Dress Goods, Pushes, VelvetS,
Trimming Silks aud Braids, at
WILLIAMS.
A man pretending to be the author
Izcd agent of a lerge number OF papers
and magazines has heen taking snbscrip-
lion from the farmers in the western part
of tie county, but up Ia date the period
icals have not come To hand. The fellow
claims TO he mn agent for the Union News
Co. Stop him il lie comes your way. II
YOU want to subscribe for any paper do so
through some one you know.-FIndtdg
Courier.
Does he register his names Frank Smith?
II so he is wanted over this way.
Mems Full Suits So so, $500, $3.50,
So 90, Sc. 80, 5000 and upwards.
FINKDEINER.
The public is cautioned 10 lie on the
lookout Tor an imposlor, who is travelling
around the country, gong under several
aliases assuming new name in evey town
ship. and represents himself special Gov.
ernment pension agent, claiming TO be able
to increase soldiers pensions. He makes
pretended examination, and fixes the
price for his work, gets the money aud
dpcamps. The following description IL
furnished of the imposior: Height b 1t.
or 0 inches. weight 145 or $50 pounds,
compile ion dark and sallow, hair slightly
limged with gray, n'ns:ache dark, and bal
ance Of face smooth Weston Herald.
You can always feel safe against bow
ell trouble with Rinchrrt's Syrup Black
berry. 25c. A. X. Champney.
Who can beat this ? Thos. Weekes, at
the southeast edge OF lhe corporation linz
il. Of Nnrth b llimore, has Just ,l'rashe,l
and ~ product, gets l39 bushels of wheat
of Of inur acres. or 35 bushels per acre,
nearly, aud los bushels Of oats from three
acres Of ground, or So bushels per acre
North baltimore Beacon.
Bps,les this Mr.. Weekcs has just leased
his so acre farm to the Gas Trustees OF
North Baltimore for term Of five years
for $500 per annun, for gas purposes, and
5000 additional for each gas well after the
first paying we'll, provided ,nat said wells
ench produce pressure Of 200 pounds to
the square inch in 80 secondsi also that il
oil or other valuable substance is found n
royalty Of one-six'h per cent is TO be paid
IN lieu OF The said 5000.
Watches Clocks ewelry Spectacle
Specia lattenlion giveito Repairing AL
Warranted JOHN ZURFLUH,
So Monroe ST Toledo
The advantages of the West for q