Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-02-01

Cutting, Shampolng and Hair Dressing,
"A case of scarlet fever is reported
at Haskins.
ID. Van HELEN is home and taking
n few days rest before starting out on
another tour
Liant Muir, County Clerk, has bran
new girl baby. 1t makes him smile
clear across his face.
Fine Dress Suits 20 per cent off.
Finkbcincrs.
Dep. Clerk, Aus Harrison is MAX
ing up the new docket for February
term Of court. lie says there will bo
about 2oO civil cases.
school Books at Finkbeiner's
Recorder FinkbeInor says tho peo-
pie are trading and buying and selling
more every week and he with his ablo
ass s.stants, are busy almost day and
night.
Mrs. Charles Wickham, of Haskins,
died at her homo, on Wednesday last.
Mrs. Wichham leaves u husband and
three children. Her death was caused
by abcoss of the spine.
For 5 A and all other frst-class
robes and blankets from 75c up TO SO,
go to William Schlect.
John Walters, of Tecumsoh, Mich,
writes that they all have the grip.
He proposes to make guess as TO who
the lucliey candidates for Marshal will
be, and get his JOURNAL free for a
year If his guess is correct.
ALL Clothing 20 per cent off at
Finkbeiuor's.
The North Baltimore Tunes, pub
li9hed by G. G. Grimes, comes 10 us in
good style. The paper shows improve
lnouts ovor the Bairdstown edition,
and we hope tho genial editor will
never have cause TO regret locating in
the now field.
-Sl.00 buys Clock at Fiukbeiner's.
Mr.. H. G. Lininger, who recently
removed his family to East Toledo,
wrote to US to have his JOURNAL sent
TO his new address, and inform friends
that he has had frst-class tussel
With Ia grippe. He says he is all tore
UP and never felt so peculiar in all his
life. Come back to the burg, Henry.
Silk Plushes and Dress trimmings
at VOLTS.
Mr.. George Munger takes the
premium as a rat catcher. AT his
slaughter house on Wednesday last,
assisted by his faithful dog, he sue
ceeded in killing sixty full grown rats,
by digging them out of their holes, and
the dog catching them as soon as they
made their appearance above ground.
This beats "Rough on Rats"
Fine limo of Hats, Caps and Gents
Furnishing Goods. Finkbeiuer's.
Postmaster Hollcnbeck is making
arrangements to open up news depot
in the postoffice building. Since COM
mencing the work of putting in shelly
ing, &C., w. II. claims he has been
asked about 1000 questions daily
regarding his intended new departure,
and has answered most of these by stat
ing he is going to open up free lunch
counter.
Save your car fare and buy your
Fall and Winter Clothing and Furnish
ing Goods at VOLTS.
Next Thursday the Sheriff will
offer at public auction, at Bealer g.
Todd's Store in North Baltimore, Ohio,
taken by virtue of an execution as the
property of the defendants in the case
nf FpNl III Ran1np y< Inlinc 7 uafGn1l
and John Ii. Stackhouse, one steam
boiler, one shingle mill, one lath saw,
one batting saw and one clay crusher.
-Sl.00 Boys Suits at Finkbeiner's.
Full line Yarns, zephyrs and
Fancy Goods. Finkbeiner's.
"A gentleman suffering with a
severe case of neuralgia in the face,
went to Bloomdale few days since to
have tooth pulled. He soon brought
up in a saloon, and began to pour in the
whisky to relieve his pain. The
amount of coffin varnish taken in is var
iously estimated at from II to 90 glasses
He never left the saloon alive, but died
while enjoying his whisky bath.
Hats aud Caps, from 25c up at
VOLTS.
No lands sold last Tuesday by
the Sheriff for want of bidders. For
sale next Tuesday, the Sheriff has
advertised in Lake township the follow
ing lands in the case of James Wool
worth vs.. James w. McCookey ct. al.
the Southwest of the Northeast /
being 40 acres in Sec. 25 appraised at
$4,000. In the same case also the
Northeast quarter of section 36 of said
township, being l6O acres appraised at
$500.
--Latest style Celuloid Collars and
Cuffs. at Volts
Notice.