Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-01-08

If faithfully used, Ayers Sarsapa-
rilla will remove scrofula in whatever
form it exists.
-Perrysburg public schools opened
on Monday last with large attendance
in all departments,
School Books at Finllbeiner's
ALI Clothing 20 per cent off at
Finkbeiner's.
The Maumee river has been 'full y
ever since New Years day.
Silk Pushes and Dress trimmings
Mt VOLTS.
Chris. Hartsing is now employed
as engineer at the d. & NJ. pump house,
vice James Mills, who is now employed
in Bowling Green.
-Clothing and furnishings for Fall
and Winter wear at VOLTS.
-Bedspreads at 06c, at Wolf's.
The Bowling Green Democrat says:
H. G. Meeker had u family reunion
New Years. All their children, nine
in number, being present and all mar
ried. An overcoat and a nice bonnet
made the hearts of the old folks glad.
Everything passed off pleasantly.
We shall never cease to indorse
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup Tor without 1T
we would have been short OF reading
matter this week we had shocking
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Union.
Don't sigh with pains or burns or
accidents, but use Salvation Oil the
greatest liniment.
William Witzler, who suffered the
loss of his saw mill, by fire, recently, is
again on deck and took his first load OF
boxes to Toledo last week, for the
Thompson 81 Chute soap company.
Mr.. Witzler deserves much credit for
his perseverance and energy and if any
Fine Dress Suits 20 per cent off.
Finkbeiner's.
Fancy Silk Mufflers at actual cost.
Finkbeiner's.
Two Findlay firms failed last week.
The cigar and tobacco store of Fred
Steiner was closed by constable on
several executions. Steiner had laid
in a large stock of holiday goods,
which he WAS unable to dispose of and
the result was he had to close up. The
toy store of George Suirous was the
next to put up the shutters. The same
conditions as in the above case brought
about the failure of the last named
firm who made an assignment for the
benefit of his creditors.
81 buys Clock at Finkbeiner's.
Fine line of Hats, Caps and Cents
Furnishing Goods. F'inkbeiner's.
The installation of officers of
Phoenix Lodge, No. 1913, F. & A. M.
at their regular communication last
Monday night was very pleasant oc
casion. A large number of the mem-
bers were present. The officers were
installed by Past Master John H.
Thornton who delivered the charges
in very impressive manner, and won
the congratulations of the brethren.
The tables were set in the lodge room,
and after the installation all enjoyed
the excellent banquet prepared by the
Stewards.
-$1.0O Boys Suits at Finkbeiner's.
Full line Yarns, Zephyrs and
Fancy Goods. Finkbeiner's.
The Board Of Education OF Findlay
had gay time electing truant officer
for their schools. The position pays
about 5000 per annum, and was there
fore much sought after. Twenty-Five
ballots were taken without result
and the contest had narrowed down to
five votes for l.. II. Hughes and five
for A. P. Mattox. The deadlock con-
tinued until it was suggested that the
names of all candidates be written upon
slips of paper and placed in the hat,
and blind-folded man pick from the
hat the name of the man to be accepted
by the Board as the choice for truant
officer, which was done, and Hughes
won the prize.
--latest style Celluloid Collars and
Cuffs, at VOLTS.
Tho installation OF officers OF Fort
Meigs Lodge, I. o. o. F. will take
place next Friday evening. District
Deputy A. d. Foote, of Tontogany, as
master of ceremonies, in the Odd
Fellows Hall. Refreshments will be
served in Centennial Hall. Each
member of the lodge will be entitled
to two invitations to extend to their
families. The entertainment is in
tended only for the families of members
of the lodge, but few invitations will
be extended to others. A general
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