Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1889-11-08
WARM SHOES,
FULL LINE.
LOW PRICES,
RELIABLE GOODS.
,. G. PRoSsER q CO.
All SUMMIT ST.,
Toledo, Ohio.

Mrs. f. G. Carroll has moved her
family TO Bowling Green.
Ladies' and Gents fine calling cards
neatly printed and very cheap at the
JOURNAL office.
Two dollars dozen for such ex-
cellent Cabinet photos as P. M. Publ is
making, is exceedingly cheap. We
don't see how he can do such excellent
work, 80 cheap, but still he does 1t.
-=Jewelry and plush goods,
Finkbeiner's.
John Shoemaker has just received
a large stock Of Fall Goods, including
Mems, Boys, Ladies' and Children's
Boots and Shoes, which he is selling at
very low rates. Shop opposite Ross
bach's grocery. Bid.
New Fall and Winter hats just in.
Very stylish Finkbeiners.
DIR. ]. f. Brainard, Of Cleveland,
has opened an Office in the Eberly
block. he comes here we'll recon-
mended as gentleman and physician,
and is working up good practice and
seems pleased with his prospects. He
has secured the residence of Mrs. Mary
Price, and located his family here.
AT Defiance, Mary Sigler, daugh-
ter Of A. M. Sigler, dealer in china and
glassware, had her father arrested
charged with the unnatural crime OF
incest, and claims he had threatened
her life II she revealed his deviltry.
The father is now in Jail awaiting
trial, SO says the News.
-"What fools these mortals be" that
they should continue to suffer from
headache, when one dose OF Laxador
will relieve them. Price only 25 cents.
Thousands and thousands OF children
die each year ofdysentery and diarrhoea
that could have been saved by DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup.
-Finkbeiner's store never has been
90 well filled with such elegant goods
and novelties and at such low prices as
at preseut.
On Monday afternoon last an ac-
cidsnt occurred in the grist mill engine
room, by which stop cock was blown
out, filling the engine room with steam
and water, and in attempting to draw
the fire, the engineer, James Mills, was
quite severely burned on his hands and
arms.
--latest style Celluloid Collars and
Cuffs. at VOLTS.
Hats and Caps. from CSC up at
VOLTS.
Considerable complaint has been
made lately about the condition of our
village fire engine. 1t has been neg
lected SO long that the valves have be-
come dried out and the pumps are al
most useless, and in case of fire would
be of little benefit. There should be
some provision made for keeping the
engine in condition to be OF service.
Fine dress suits and overcoats,
hats, caps, latest novelties in party ties
and neckwear and gents furnishing
goods all fresh aud new at
Finkbeiner's.
On Saturday, Nov. 16, Mr.. John
Eberly will offer at public sale, on his
farm, on McCutchenvi,le road, 2 miles
south Of Perrysburg, the following
property to-wit: l span work horses,
"a head shoats, set heavy double
harness, heavy lumber wagon, light
farm wagon, two-seated buggy, l
single buggy harness, pair bob
sleighs, sulky hay rake, new grain
drill, cutter, hay rake, drag,
plows, 2 cultivators, 2 log chains,
scraper, ] stack of straw, and house.
hold furnishings too numerous to
meatiGR,
For 5 A and all other frst-class
robes and blankets from 75c up to $40,
go TO William Schlect.
The Art Amateur for November
gives for one OF its colored plate sup
plemeats a sumptuous and most artistic
study Of pink Foses in an old-fashioned
blue bowl and for another, set of
fish1ptate designs for china painting.
In black and white, there is a profusion
Of designs for art-needlework, wood
carving, china painting and tapestry
painting, and the number abounds in
practical articles on all these subjects,
with others on''Pen Drawing for Photo
Engraving" splendidly illustrated ;
Amateur Photography, and the recent
Industrial Art Exhibition in Philadel-
phia. A full list is given of all the
Americans who won honors at the
Paris Centennial Exposition. Not the
least interesting thing in this number
is the publishers prospectus for 1880.
Thirty-three colored plates suitable for
copying or framing can be had, it
seems, on certain conditions, by those
who subscribe before January !. Mon
tague Marks, Publisher. 23 Union
Square, ~. Y.