Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1899-12-15

Henry Muir, who has been in the
employ of the Woolson Spice company,
is home on account OF illness.
Robes and blankets are useful and
ornamental. We have them at all
prices. AMoN'S HARDWARE,
e. Mum, who recently purchased
Trombla's livery, reports business in
a fourishing condition. His livery
is up-to-date In every particular and
all patrons of his stable are assured of
frst-class service.
The Penny photograph gallery is
located up stairs in the Crook build
ing, and all those who desire to have
photos taken should make an early
visit as the gallery which will remain
here but few days longer.
Marriage licenses were granted the
following: Sherman D. Smith, 81,
North Baltimore and Clenna McGlone,
Is, North Baltimore; Stanley M.
Broome, 81, and Theresa A. Kuehler
of Bowling Green; Anson o. Titus, %,
Union City, Pa, and Marguerite
Stephens, 20, a teacher at Bradner;
Allen Thompson, 25, and Grace Thomp-
son both of Perrysburg.
Fine bottled perfumes az d atom
izers for holiday presents at
ART FINK8tNER's.
The real meaning of "Christmas
present" has been lost in all too many
cases; we give from other motiyes than
the right one; we give here from obi
CATION; we give there because others
have given to US; we give to fit the
conditions OF those upon whom we be-
stow, and frequently go beyond our
means; we give where the heart does
not 90 with the Offering Edward Box,
in Ladies' Home journal.
Our line of ladies warranted shoes
at 81 so in light weight calf, .$ci kid
and vesting tops cannot be &qualled
any where. ART FINH4rlNrR.
"A fakir is going around among the
people OF adjoining counties selling a
powder that he claims is household
necessity. He says that portion of
the powder placed in lamp will cause
oil to burn for thirty days and prevent
the chimneys from getting black. The
faklr is in great demand wherever he
has been, and the ladies to whom he
has sold his valuable powder, want to
see him badly-they want to scald him.
Ladies handkerchiefs in blk, null
and linens &c, &c, Sc, lOc, Is 25c and
SOC at ART FINkHEINER's.
Slit and Harris are about through
the sand on the Brough farm in Troy
township, section 2 The showing for
a well is said to be very good. Huff
man Bros. haye finished No. 8, Rel :
fert farm, Oregon. They report it a
good producer. This development
leans TO the west considerably. In fact,
itis mile west Of the line marked out
~ few years ago as the western limits
of the Oregon pool at that particular
point Tribune.
Buy useful Holiday presents-w what
would make more appropriate presents
that pair of shoes or slippers. "a fancy
shirt, tie, muli1er, handle@hiefs, a
nobby stiff or soft hat, oaiI f mittens
or gloves, warm cap or y x of hose.
You will find an elegant a&ortment in
any or all Of the above atH
ART FJ&lBEINER's.
The county commissioners were
over to Tiffin THURSDAY, where they
were in joint session with reference to
the Mud Creek ditch, which was con-
structed some time ago along the line
OF the three counties. The matter OF
paying the surveyor was not definitely
settled, aud there will be another
meeting here on December 81 for the
purpose of finishing up the work. II
seems that the surveyor estimated that
the engineers services would amount
to Sll04 for the entire work. and that
up to the present time he has drawn
1852 and has another bill Gf over $500.
There is not enough money to pay this
over charge of the engineer. The
engineer is not a Wood county nan.--
Sentinel,