Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-12-26


once more, in a few days.
--WANTED-20 copies PERRYsBURG
JOURNAL of September IL, at this Office.
Undertaken Crooks show windows
display some very fine undertaker's
furnishings, and caskets. He has
recently added large supply.
The long Winter evenings are on
and everybody needs plenty Of good
reading matter. Subscribe for any pub
lication you want at the postoffice. sd
r.. S. Clegg, the undertaken and
furniture man has made some very neat
changes IN the interior of his ware
rooms, and has filled up with large
stock of goods.
-Mrs.J. H.Kersker sends Christmas
compliments to the JOURNAL in the
form OF cash for another years sub
scription to the old home paper, for
which we return our thanks.
-WANTED.-Old Indian relics, such
as arrow and spear heads, tomahawks,
ETC., for which a reasonable price will,
be paid, according to their condition
PERRYsBURG JOURNAL.
Fl. ]. Shovar of Toledo, was up to
see Perrysburg friends on Monday
evening last. Mrs.. reports the arrival
of another heir at his house last week,
but he didn't say anything about
cigars.
j. B. Webb, of Toledo, who is hold
ing nice situation as night engineer
at Wabash elevator in Toledo, was
up to see his old friends on Monday
His family are now living in Toledo and
are nicely located.
The Evangelical Sunday School
will give a Christmas entertainment
for the members of the school. This
school is very large, having a member
ship of about $50, and special efforts
are made to have the Christmas enter
tainments very enjoyable affairs.
AS Ayers Sarsaparilla outstrips all
other blood-puriiers in popular favor,
so Ayers Almanac is the most univer-
sally familiar publication of the kind
in the world. 1t is printed in ten langu-
ages and the annual issue exceeds four
teen millions Of copies. Ask your drug
gist for it.
Landlord Pierce of the Exchange
hotel, can offer some good bargains in
travelling bags. He has number
which have been left on his hands in
lieu of cash, ranging in value from 10c.
upward, some of which are filled with
old bricks and various other articles OF
equal value.
Buy the boy an air gun for Christ
mas at Amon's hardware.
We don't ask our subscribers to
bring us turkeys, or anything else in
the way of gifts for the holidays, but
we feel we have perfect right to ask
all who know themselves to be indebted
to us, to come in and pay up. We ask
for nothing save that to which we are
justly entitled.
"A little son. Is months of age, O
Casper Brandhuber of Toledo, died OF
Friday last of Inflammation of the
bowels. The remains were brought t.
Perrysburg and on Sunday the
funeral service was conducted a
the st Rose de Lima church an(
the remains inferred in the Catholi,
cemetery.
-Silverware at Amon's.
Henry L. Peck has an antiquit,
in the newspaper line that is almost
century old. 1t is well preserved
copy of 1.-The Courier" printed at Nor
wich, Chelsea Society. 1t is printet
and published by Thomas Hubbard
and is No. 46 of Vol. 2. Mr.. Peck will
contribute this paper to the relic de
partment of the Way library, when tn
new building is opened.
--Castors and hollow ware at 20 pc
. cent. Off until New Years, at
AMON'S HARDWARE.
, -Supt. Saddler lectured before tn
, Putnam county Teachers Institute o
3 Saturday last, and as he stepped dow
? from the platform the county board {
3 examiners engaged him for a flu
S week S institute work at their institut
Y in August next. Mr.. S. now has tn
$ entire month of August engaged, bt
t sides several evening lectures he ha
n contracted to deliver.
d Headquarters for glass cutting
Any design cut for fancy work.
AMoN'S HARDWARE.
Those blooming feather boas, whic
. are so fashionable nowadays may b
, pretty, but they give mighty littl
protection from cold, to the wearoI
; We have seen ladies wearing thi
. Jackets, and with an immense bristle {
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