Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-11-03

- III we had but thousand year
Robin Ruff-iana," we would put them
where they "would do-much good"
MFR. NJ. w. Cam, editor Of the Toledo
Repie,u has had bitter experience in his
campaigning in Indiana. At Vincennes
he was confdenced out of $500 gold
watch and $50 in money. II will be re-
membered that this state is claimed by the
Democracy.
There will be another meeting Of the
County Board for the examination Of teach
ers at Bowling Green, Friday next, Nov.
10th. Al late meeting Of the Board Mr..
J. o. TRoUP was made Clerk, instead of
Mr.. RoDERT DUNN. Those having cores
pondence with the Board should make a
note Of this fact.
Gen. /. r. SHERWOOD was a victim on
Saturday night last to the ups and downs
on st. Clair street. lie fell into one Of the
trenches dug around the building in which
his paper is printed, fortunately receiving
no serious injuries except to his pantaloons
1t sharpenod his pencil little on ST. Clair
street improvements.
JONATHAN MUssER, who resides about
miles northwest Of New Baltimore, this
county, accidentally discharged his gun
while deer hunting, and half ounce ball
passed through the right hand and left
wrist, badly frncturing both bones OF the
wrist, and causing the loss Of two fingers of
the fractured hand
We were in error in stating that last
Saturday nights matinee occurred at Mr.
MoRsE's saloon. He informs us that the
party that got up the scrimmoge received
no liquor at his bar, but were turned out
and the doors closed against them, and
that it was some time after the saloon was
closed before the racket commenced on the
sidewalk.
Grand Rapids gets bridge over the
river, and the Narrow Gauge Railroad
Bowling Green has the County Seat Per-
rysburg has ono Of the finest Hydraulics in
the State; and Weston is talking of having
ditch No. improved. See how Wood
county is coming out of the kinks? Which
of the above named is the "big" town in
Wood county in years to come Free Press
A correspondent to the Bt.de from
Henry county, says it is presumed by
those we'll posted that not less than 100 H.
legal naturalization papers were issued
from the Probate Judges Office in this
county, just prior to the last State election.
Upon the strength of this the leading Dem
ocrHts here promised HURD 900 majority"
This accounts, in part, for the large Dem
ocratic majorities south and west of here.
Capt. A. r. CHAMPNEY has received
a new supply of "LAwsos's CURATIVE"
which he warrants to cure these distressing
complaints such as Neuralgia, rheumatism,
Headache, and all pains Of the Limbs aud
Buck, when it is faithfully used according
to directions. For Wounds and Bruises,
it will allay the infamstion and heal as If
by magic. Trial bottles gratis, to prove
that it has the virtue claimed for it.
The body OF man named HENRY
KILEY was found in the river at Toledo on
Saturday last. Mr.. X. was last seen alive
on the day preceding the election. lie
was expecting to draw considerable sum
OF money about that time and it is believed
he has been foully dealt with. The YER
dict Of the Coroner's Jury was: "Death
by drowning, shrouded in mystery, with
appearance of foul play"
The Cincinnati Commercial advances
the iles, which is not altogether new, that
there is "mnrc inspiration in two inches of
whisky than all the political speeches in
the world" This will account tor Gen.
SETGEL pitching into the burdensome tax
imposed upon ;hst article in his Toledo
speech. 1t makes Democratic campaign
expensive when they employ speakers, for
the other article is Indispensable to sue
cess.
EMANUEL BADER, son OF JOHN BADER,
arrived here from Louisville several weeks
ago and has been making his home with
his grandmother, Mrs. LowDER. On APP
plication of WIN. LONG, Judge PHELPS
issucl an order for his admission to the
Lucas County Insane Asylum, but as there
was no room in that institution ut present
Sheriff BAIRD took the boy TO the Iniirm-
airy Farm to remain until such time as lie
could be removed to the Asylum.
"A retired editor appeared on our
streets few days since with a considerable
portion of his nose peeled. He was inter-
viewed on the spot by JOURNAL report
err and the facts in brief were these: lie
went hunting. In loading the spring to
the powder flask caught and let goodly
portion run into the gun. Saw squirrel
directly over head and fired. Was kicked
down and kicked several times after he
was down, but held on to the gun. He
now loads from the palm of the hand, but
mostly goes fishing.
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