Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1889-10-25

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drug store were sold at auction last
Saturday afternoon.
"A good man Teacher wanted In
Dist. No. 29tf.
Mr.. Fred Geisbuhler has changed
his location from Lime City TO Luckey,
and wants to have the JOURNAL follow
him.
Don't forget that the Wood County
Teachers Institute will be held in Per-
rysburg, Saturday Nov. I'd. 1t will be
an interesting session.
-LoST-A black valise with one
handle broken, between the Ross farm
and home on old plank road. Finder
please return to JAKE CLEAVER.
Boots and shoes, all grades and
prices, at VOLTS,
The improvements on the Evan
gelical church are approaching COM
pletion. The new steeple will be about
70 feet high and together with the
other improvements will add greatly
to the appearance Of the edifice.
Clothing and furnishings for Fall
and Winter wear at VOLTS.
The many friends Of the public
schools are invited by Prof. Saddler to
visit the schools this afternoon at 2 p.
m. and enjoy the programme arranged
for the first regular Rhetorical of the
Seniors, Juniors and Sophomores Of the
High School.
Hats and Caps, from 25c up at
VOLTS.
--latest style Celluloid Collars and
Cuffs, at VOLTS.
The familiar countenance of II. E..
Peck, so well known in this county,
is now seen in the clothing house of c..
Finkbeiner. He looks very natural
and seems very much at home selling
clothing and the large variety of goods
to be found at this popular store.
Flour and Feed always on hand at Jez-
yards grocery.
On Wednesday last occurred the
death of Miss Ida Hufford, aged 10
years, daughter of John Hufford, liv-
ing on the Centre Ditch road, about
three miles from town. The young
lady had been sick about three weeks,
with typhoid lever. Funeral at 10 a.
m. this morning.
AT Haskins.-J. G. Watts has his
new mill and elevator nearly ready to
begin operations. -. DIR. Greenfield
has recovered from his recent attack of
pneumonia, and is able to be on the
streets again. -. j. G. Watts, is ne
gotiating the exchange of his planning
and saw mill for Perrysburg property.
BY the breaking of dam at Coshoc-
ton, Ohio, one mile above the town,
the first Of the week, the bottom lands
were flooded and covered with clay
and gravel. A number of men mar
rowly escaped. The influx OF water
raised the Tuscarawas river to high
point and residents along its banks are
much alarmed.
Fall and Winter Dress Goods, Laces,
Rushinss etc. at WolI's.
Ladies, if you want to keep your
husbands at home during the long
Winter evenings, get a box of that new
brand of cigars, William II, just placed
on the market by Nicholas Wedertz.
No wonder they are good. The tobacco
used costs Sl.90 a pound at wholesale.
The Tourists" another new brand, is
dandy. And then the "Pastime, 5"
tickle" and old stand by Havana
Cheroots are always tirst-class.
Full line yarns, zephyrs, ribbons,
plushes, fclts, fancy ornaments and
fancy goods. Finkbeiner's.
1t is a real pleasure to notice the
piles of new goods our merchants have
been receiving and placing in stock
recently. By personal observation we
learn their trade has been exceedingly
good this season and the Fall trade
bids fair to exceed that of many years
past, and it is no wonder. There are
just as good bargains to be had in
Perrysburg stores as in Toledo or else
where, and the people are rapidly
finding it out.
-Jewelry and plush goods,
Fnkbeiner's.
One of the regular customers at
Kingsbury's grocery store is very
fine specimen of the fiery, untaned
Thomas cat, known as Pat" - is a
favorlte with the mcny visitors.
Thomas went calling a few evenings
since and came home with one leg
badly shattered by a bullett. Two
young deciples of Eucalyptus took
charge of him, gave him chloroform,
neatly amputated the crippled leg and
pat" now hops around in good
style on three legs, without the use of
a crutch.
New Fall and Winter hats just in.
Very stylish Finkbciner's.
On Thursday last, Mr.. Joseph
Drepps, living near Roachton, was
called to the bedside of his son Bernard
Drepps, at Bay City, Mich, who was
sick at the Northwestern Hospital,
and Monday telegraphed his family of
the death of the son, which occurred on
Sunday, October 20, of typhoid fever
and Inflammation Of the lungs. The
remains were brought to Roachton ON
Monday evening, and the funeral oc-
CURED at st. Rose de Lima church on
Wednesday last, at 10 a. m, Rev. FIR.
Reiken officiating. The young man
was aged 10 years and months.
-Finkbeiner's store never has been
so well filled with such elegant goods
and novelties and at such low prices as
at preseut.
On Saturday last u young man in
attempting to jump on freight train
was pushed OFF by u companion, and
fell on the track, and suffered the loss