Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-01-01

New Years Day. "IIere we come !
Head us somebody"
Young peoples socials are the order
Of the day for the evenings this week.
The postoffice will be open on New
Years from 1890 to 2;30 and 3 to 5 p. M.
for New Years calls.
The citszens Of Toledo are getting up
quite and interest in the project OF establish
ing a frst-class Gymnasium,
-"Thrice is he armed whose quarrel is
just" This accounts for late conversions
to the Quaker faith.
The Defiance Democrat says, "The Muse
um has no place for Bowling Green Baker.
His bones won't lie still long enough"
Another through freight train has been
put upon the B. q o. Road, making three
daily freights each way.
The store Of BANKS & UnIMAN was
burglarized on Monday night, and abont
$3.50 worth of clothing and gloves were
taken.
Several having received black eyes in
the preparat ian Of their holiday toilet, on
or about Christmas day, quiet has pre-
vailed this week.
The Blade thinks that ain the case of
most detectives, the letter T may well be
substituted for in spelling the word" but
fails to tell us which {.
The Columbus City Council has de-
cided not to introduce the soup-house sys-
tenn there this winter. 1t attracts Cramps"
from other places.
"A Church in Cleveland has started a
new feature in the socisble" line. 1t
consists of real, genuine, old-fashioned
spelling 1t was success.
Liquid Honey, machine extracted,
from PnIIA +. MANDEIL's Apiary, war
ranted pure; also nice comb honey, a. G..
w. CREPs'. 37b.
A farmer in Henry county got mad at
party of hunters who were camped on his
farm and set fire to their camp and burned
it up; also about $4,000 worth of lumber
and fences belonging to himself.
The members of the Joie De lie Club,
of Wauseon, will accept our thanks for an
invitation to be present at their second
grand reception, which takes place at
Cheadles Hall on New Years Eve.
Christmas day JOHN EBERLY, Jr. and
WM. CRANKER narrowly escaped drown
ing by breaking through the ice while ska
ting on the river. Also on Saturday FREDDIE
DODGE met with a similar accident on the
bayou.
The Rev. Mr.. ADAMS has exchanged
pulpits for the past two Sabbaths, last Sab
bath with Rev. Mr.. BACON and the Sab
bath previous with Rev. Mr.. TRTMBLE,
both of Toledo.
The AralCncbe came outahis week with
an additional column to the page. Bro.
WALTZ has seemingly been laboring under
de!usion, that of running paper with
out giving ofense to any one. He finds 1t
necessary this week to give notice that he
is running the paper.
At a meeting OF the Committee Of Ar.
rangements on Saturday evening, il was de-
cided that Installation ceremonies, Supper
and Ball to be given by Phoenix Lodge F
& A. NJ, will take place on Thursday eve,
ming, January 2lst. subcommittee were
| appointed and the work is in progress.
The Military Allcgory, entitled The
Drummer Boy, or, the Battlefield OF Shi
loh, is being presented at the Opera House
Fostoria, for three nights this week, Wed
nesday, Thursday and Friday. 1t il
produced under the management of thu
author, s. J. MUscRoFr, and supported BY
home Ialept.
On Saturday evening a fight occurred
in front of Mr.. WALTER'T grocery store
in which one of Mr.. W's sons was Ell
gagged. JOHNNY WALTER ran out to th
assistance of his brother, and was Knocked
down and beaten so severely that hi
life was dispaired of for several days
We learn that he is now slowly recover
ing.