Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-12-21


young were ngnln cutting teeth.
School Books, F!SKDEINEn.
Our young friend, Mr.. II. II. Chubb,
OF the Delaware Gazette, sends us a
copy of "The Practical Student" coll
lege paper which is bright and racy.
Its motto is I: "It is not wealth, nor
fame, nor fate, but git-up and'git th at
max es men great"
Full line OF School Books and Schoo
Supplies, at A. II. CHAMPNEYs.
Mr.. John Walter, of Tecumseh,
Mich, sends us a copy of one of the
papers of that city for sample of style
of how they advertise up in that neck
of the woods. The style is good. Mr.
Walter has charge of the Central Mar
ket, and says business is good.
Big Line of Mems and Boys Hats
and Caps WILLIAMS.
The Northwestern Ohio Teachers
Association will hold two days scs-
sion at Findlay, on "Wednesday and
Thursday, December 2Gth and 9Th.
They have issued very interesting pro-
gram for the occasion. All railroads
leading into Findlay will carry teachers
at reduced rates.
We are Selling Boots, Shoes and
Rubbers, of good quality, Cheap.
JOHN EBERLy 81 Son.
-Oberlin. Ohio, special Several
college students entlced Frank d. VOL
cot, of the preparatory class, into n
secluded street, threw him to the ground
and coated him with tar. The students
wore masks. l.. w. Lytle, one of VOL
cots assaiants, was arrested and fined
The cause of assault was suspicion that
Wolcet had told the faculty about the
students drinking and gambling.
Ribbons, Velvets, Pushes, Satins,
Yarns, zephyrs and Fancy Ornaments.
FINKBEINERs.
The annual Reunion Of the Toledo Associ-
alton Union Ex-Prsoners of War will be held
on the first Thursday evening in January,
1889 for the election OF officers for the ensuing
year. The Program provides for an unusually
pleasant time for the members and their fami-
lies, and those who are m embers are expected
to invite other Ex-Prisoners and their families.
The supper is 10 be provided by the members
something after the style of basket picnic.
Vocal and instrumental music, speaking, read
ing and recitation by Mrs. Elizabeth Mansfield
| II ...l.
Hall. Jan. Sd, 1889,
Silk Mittcns, for Holiday gifts, at
WILLIAMS.
Three prisoners made their escape
from tho County jail at GAINESVILLE,
The sheriff and turnkey were both alb
sent, and it is thought the doors leading
to the Jail corridors were unlocked by
an outside party, who had been watch
ing for such chance. The men who
escaped are Lewis Johns, awaiting
sentence for pocket-picking; Jimmy
O'Brien, under indictment for cutting
with intent TO kill, and Charles Smith, a
tough character, charged with larceny.
Grand display of Toys and IIoli-
day and Fancy goods. FINKBEINER's.
The large elephant exhibited by
John Robson's show will be executed
by electricity lie has killed several
keepers in the fifteen years the Robin
sons have owned him, and has become
so vicious as to be unsafe to handle.
lie is the largest elephant in the United
States, and is valued at $4,000. In his
winter quarters now it is necessary to
keep him in heavy chains, and his own
ers are in constant fear that he will es-
cape, as he continually struggles to free
himself.
New line of Shawls in Heavy Beaver,
Single and Double, Wool and Cashmere
for nice Xmas presents, at
VILLAINS.
People who grumble at their news
papers for excessive holiday advertise
ing seem to forget that this is the par
ticuar season of the year when every
body wishing to make extra purchases
want to know where they can get the
best goods for the money. With this
knowledge at hand very often the sub
scriptIon price of a paper is saved in
the purchase OF single article. In no
better way can this be done than by
reading what business men tell the pub
lie through the columns of popular
newspaper.
Ladies' Hand-Welt Shoes. Ladies
Hand Turned Shoes. Ladies' Flexible
Sole Shoes, in French, Domestic Kid
Bright and Dull Gondola, from $l50 t.
500. Boys and Misses School Shoes
JOHN EBERLY DC Son.
We arc informed this morning that
the remains of Rev. Lee l.. Warner, NJ
E. Minister a. Millbury and Genoa, pas
sed through on time last evening for
inte rment at Bowling Green. He dice
after ten days illness with typhoid
fever, and his young wife, who was
, Miss Lura Case, daughter of Mr., & Mrs
Samuel Case, of Bowling Green, ia still
lingering at the point OF death after ;
four weeks attack of the same disease
They have two small children who hav'
remained with the grandparents during
the illness of the father and mother.
-HsApAoHE can be cured by Hibbard
Rheumatic Syrup. 1t removes the cause b
. sguluting the stomach, correcting impfope
digestion aud general flow of the blood,
S Frank Stocktou's new novel may de
: prve President Harrison oil two Cabine
r positions to give away If it il publshe
y soon enough, In n supposed war betwee
!. > Great Britain and tins country the Unite
States lets ont lis fighting job to the high
Il esi bidder, with such happy results tia
even the vanqnished pariy-we "ssum