Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1889-10-18

fancy goods. Finkbeiner's.
I'm tho case OF d. X. Hollenbeck, ad-
ministrator OF the estate Of Irene @.
Hubbs, deceased, vs. Cyrus Kelly ct al,
n Judgment was awarded plaintiff ior
$2,325.
Ashton Taylor is prepared to take
orders for all kinds of mason work.
Fall and Winter Dress Goods, Laces,
Rushings ETC.. at VOLTS.
Will Norton removed his house,
hold goods to Perrysburg this week,
and next week will move into the
house now occupied by Nathan Tefft.
Flour and Feed always on hand at JeE-
yards grocery.
The stockholders of the Steamer
Pastime are more than satisfied with
their venture. Their net profits were
$4,000, which was divided among the
stockholders.
Hats and Caps, from 25c up at
VOLTS.
The ladies of the M. T. church at
Lime City, will give a rosette social at
the residence of Mr.. L. S. Warner,
on Tuesday eve., Oct. 22nd. Every
body cordially invited.
Yesterday afternoon, Harry
Cranker, while attempting to jump on
a freight train, fell and broke his leg.
He was conveyed to his home and
medical attendance called, and he is now
doing we'll.
Clothing and Furnishings for Fall
and Winter wear at VOLTS.
Mr.. Chris Hoffman, is making
great improvements in his business
house. A new refrigerator and bar
fixtures are being put in and the entire
place being painted and fixed up in
elegant style and when completed will
furnish the most complete and commo-
dious place in the town.
Boots aud shoes, all grades and
prices, at VOLTS,
Two hundred and fifty-threc iron
tanks have been completed at the
Buckeye Company's oil farm near
Cygnct and ten more are now in course
of construction. Ninety per cent. Of
the oil produced in the Wood county
field is received at this point, SO says
the Gas and Oil Journal.
"A good man Teacher wanted in
Dist. No. 8. 29tf.
Fine dress suits and overcoats
gloves, mittens, underwear, hosiery
hats. caps, latest novelties in party ties
and nNckwear aud gents furnishing
goods all fresh aud new at
Finkbeinei's.
Tho Art Amateur for October gives
two large colored plates of even more
than usual excellence-the full-length
figure of beautiful horse, after study
from life by the famous painter, Chcl
miusiti, and highly decorative pane
of nastursiums. China painting receives
most liberal attention this month, Tho
designs, especially, being numerous
and useful. No one thinking of taking
an ni-t journal should fail to acquain'
himself with the very liberal offer Il
new subscribers made by the publisher
Montague Marks l23 Union Square
New York;.
-Finkhcincr's store never has beer
so we'll filled with such elegant good!
and novelties and at such low prices a,
at pr,seut.
Buy your School shoes at Wolrs.
A. D. ratt,nurserymnn, of Roches
ter, N. Y, has secured the services O
Geo. Getz, of Perrysburg, as agent fol
Wood and Lucas counties, who vii
call on the people of these counties Il
secure orders for Spring stock.
"A new and complete line of schoo
books and supplies at Champney's.
The Union Veterans Union helt
their third annual cncampment a
Findlay, this week, closing on the 10Th
The encampment was well ATTENDED
and the veterans enjoyed themselve
in fine style in that booming town. Th'
reports of various officers show tn,
condition of tho organization to b.
good, that the membership is rapid,
increasing and tn finances in YER,
satisfactory condition. The committe,
uu resolutions made report
which was adopted, by expires
sing disapproval of the removal @
Tanner and the breaking of promise
to tho old soldiers and relegating then
to the rear in the department at Wash
iugtou; denouncing the employmen
BY the present administration of con
fedcrate soldiers in the pension AM
treasury departments, holding as radi
cally wrong the practice of the ponsio
office in rating at low figure perma
nent and specific disabilities, when th
claim has been of long standing; de
munding that no pension be rated a
less than 81 per month and asking th
general assembly OF Ohio to strike on
tho word veteran" in the act provid
ing for the payment of bounties I
. volunteer soldiers. Kenton wns chose
as the place for holding the fourt
annual encampment. +. II. Loomi'
of Norwalk, was chosen department
commander.
School books at Fnkbeiner's.
II pnren,s. who have children subject
croup, would take the advice Of A. il
Chnmpney the druggist, they would ncve
I've without y bottle Of Chnmbcrlain
Cuugh Remedy in the house. II viii NJ
only cure Group hut will prevent II, ii nse
M snon M the first Rympto,iS apre'l
which cAn always he done if tile remedy
kept Mt hand.
For SaIeI
One town lot on Railroad street, ol
nnsitn Perl.yShurp clcYnthr. known d