Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1889-11-15

| Miss Maggie Rhoda desires to re-
turn thanks to her many friends who
assisted her us Il candidate during the
fair.
-Jewelry and plush goods,
Finkbeiner's.
For Bargains 20 TO Finkbeiner's.
The funeral OF Mr.. j. Meyers,
formerly teacher of German in the
Perrysburg public schools, occurred at
Woodyille, Tuesday last. Mr.. Meyers
died at his home In Detroit, and leaves
a wife and large family Of children.
$500 buys an overcoat
Finkbeiner's.
Common Please court opened Mon
day ut Bowling Green, with the largest
docket ever known in the history of the
County, and Judge Pendleton presiding.
This will be his lust term of court be-
fore retiring from the bench. A large
number OF witnesses and attorneys are
in attendance.
The formal opening of the new
rooms of the gymnasium of the Y. NJ.
c. A. of FiAdlay, last Tuesday night
was great success. Several members
of the Toledo Y. M. G.. A. gymnasium
were present and gave an exhibition
drill and performance. and were highly
complemented.
Mr.. w. ]. Hitchcock has taken
much pride in raising good stock on
his farm near Lime City, and has sew
eral very fine horses. which will be
sold at very liberal terms. These an
imals have very fine style and show
good speed, are excellent in DISPOSE
ton, and make fine drivers.
Love thy neighbor as thyself, and
when you see one with n bad cough
advise him TO buy bottle of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. Price 25 cents II bottle.
There is nothing in the world which
will give prOmpter relief to all sufferers
from neuralgia than Salvation Oil.
Price only p cents bottle.
Buy clothing, gents furnishing
goods at Finkbeiner's
MIR. Valentine Schwind, of Roach
ton, for many years n stoical Justice of
the Peace of this town, who has long
since retired from the $500 court
room, is now engaged in sweetening
the world with honey, and believing
the recent defeat of the Republicans in
Ohio had thoroughly soured us, he
has contributed to our relief Il supply
of excellent honey-the finest we have
ever enjoyed, and for which we return
our thanks. Our town grOcers are
supplied and keep it in stock at all
times.
-Tbosa elaUapt rihhnns
Finkbeiner's.
1t is now reported ohere will be a
great many changes in the playing
rules of the base bali associations. We
regret this fact very much, because we
We're just beginning TO understand the
difference between three -bagger''
and "thlee-hase hit" "grounder"
and fly" but now that the rules are
to be changed We won't be able to do
much in base ball reporting until we
can post up.
Bring in your tickets for Garland
SOnp and get one rir free
Sab T.. L. Kingsbury.
Our merchants are showing
large line of goods for Fall and Winter
trlue. Never DtsbTe Ill Ine l2St DIteen
years have our village stores been so well
supplied with goods and of such an eX-
ccllent assortment. We do not intend
calling attention 10 any particular firm.
but wish to impress upon the minds of
our readers that it is best, both for
the town, The merchants, and the
purchasers, 10 leave their money at our
homo markets. While the most of
our stores are not exclusively engaged
in any one branch of trade, yet all
of them have features particularly
their own- In dry goods, carpets.
curtains, clothing, notions. boots. shoes,
hats, caps, fancy goods, groceries,
provisions, and in fact everything
necessary for the comfort, convenience.
and benefit of the public. we can truth
fully say our home markets contain all
that Is needed. Merchants from neigh
boring cities may attempt to draw trade
from Perrysburg by Offering great
inducements" MS they term it. but the
customer must pay for the high rental,
high s,ilaried employees, etc, paid by
mcrcheHts in the city, and as II conse-
quence, II higher price is attached to
the goods. Perrysburg merchants
offer the goods at rock bottom prices
and therefore it is advisable. to trade Mt
home.
Coon NEWS We want every mother