Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1899-12-01

visited in Perrysburg Wednesday.
Commissioners Gundy and Brand
were in town Tuesday on official busi
ness.
tens at v MULLER S.
Writing paper and envelopes, good |
in quality, cheap in price, at JOURNAL
Office.
DIR. Hill and wife are enter tanning |
the Doctors parents of Weston, aud Mr..
Canary of Toledo.
james r. Judson and wife of Bow
ling Green, spent Sunday with his
brother, Judson in Perrysburg. II
-Childre9s and Mlssesheavy fleeced
ribbed undf fwear from l2se-up.
ART FINKBEINER.
Ye cold winds blow, predicting snow;
All natures seer and brown.
And now ye tramp doeth strike his camp
And cOmeth into town.
e. e. Sherrard and wife of Detroit
are spending Thanksgiving week in
PerrySburg, the guests of DIR. j. p.
Thompson and wife.
Shoes. FTGAERS.
"A divorce was granted Saturday to
Ira Wensel from his wife, Elizabeth E.
Wensel. The petition states that the
couple were married February 8, 1888,
and have no children. They resided in
Perrysburg.
"A fire eXtinguisher which may
easily be made and kept stored in
bottles ready for use consists OF three
pounds of salt and one and one-half
pounds of sal. ammonigc, dissolved in
a gallon OF water.
Mems Clothing fUnion MA9s" new
styles for Fall and Winter. FqEAER's.
1t is not true that "all things come
to him who waits" "All things"
never yet came to anybody who waited"
and never will, But some things come
to everybody by waiting: notably
death and taxes."-Ex.
| Ladies don't foyeet our line OF 50 ,OC
and 50 so shoes, Ney beat the world
for wearing quail Res and Style.
$ART FINKBEINER's.
That thsyE is considerable force In
the flight OF d turkey was demonstrated
last Tuesday afternoon, when Thanks
giving victim made its escape and flew
across the avenue and struck against 6
large plate glass window at A. c.
Fuller's dry goods store, breaking the
glass into thousand pieces. The win
dow was insured In the Powers agency
Business men can save money by
laying in stock OF letter heads, envel-
opes, etc., just now. We can save
them at least 33 per cent on what they
will have to pay at the beginning o
the new year, when printers will bt
compelled to increase their prices fo
this class of work on account of the
great advance in the price OF stock
Old prices still prevail at the JOURNAL
Office and please don't forget this fact
) AT 10c, l2ic and 40, some yer,
nobby stuff in Ladies Fine Handker
chiefs. FELLER's.
Fred Stone, who resided near Ton
togany, and who has been teaching il
the Tontogany schools, resigned hi
position six weeks ago to accept an ap
pointment in the United States posta
service at Fitzgerald, Ga, was brough
/ home last Saturday morning dead, hay
ing died there with typhoid fever. H
was at his post only about four weeks
Mr.. Stone was very fine man, abou
90 years of age and was one of the sue
: cessful teachers in Wood county
Tribune.
s Philip Harbauer, who is employe
:. at the Toledo Bridge Works, narrowl
escaped what might have been ser
GUS accident, and rs it is he was s
o badly injured that he was compelled |
. carry his face in a ''sliug" for few day
On Friday last he was handling SON
n large steel plates with cranes operate
r with compressed air, and had on abol
N three tons pressure when one OF I'll
n chains oarted and struck him in IL
1t face causing an ugly wound on IL
1t right cheek and badly dlsfguring h
l6 physiognomy, but no bones were broke
"a and Philip is congratulating himself {
escaplng us fortunately as he did.