Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-11-17

ripe, ana lurKles are TlpeulnB.
-Findlay has an Opera House, and it
will be opened on the 9th by the Leland
Troupe.
"A. NJ. RUSSELL, Esq, will accept our
thanks for a copy Of the official vote OF
Wood county. H aao
The Blade. The only persons who
eem to bear up we'll under this strain are
he newsboys.
No man can become thoroughly ac-
quninted with his family history without
running for Office.
Prof. SWING says "new hat won on
an election bet comes down over the eyes
Of the winners soul" o.'i
An Iowa Judge says that man may
legally kiss his hired girl, il he can swear
he thought II was his wife.
A letter addressed to Gregor Giebcl
Millersville, Sandusky Co., Ohio, is held
for postage at the pOstoffice.
Mr.. J. V. STunER has our thanks for
Iowa papers, giving late election returns
from that enlightened State.
Christmas comes on Monday this year
Toy dealers, confectioners aud the children
are already counting the weeks until it will
be here.
III you want man Of small calibre to
be your enemy do him many favors. lie
will turn on you for fear you should ask
one of him.
-Boxes govern the world-the cartridge
box, the ballot box, the jury box, the band
box and the pill box. 4 box in the ear is
best to govern the average boy.
The prospectus of the old aud reliable
Saturday Erening Port appears in this pa
per. 1t is in the front rank Of the best
literary papers Of the country.
--GEo. KINDER, of the Putnam county
Sentinel, thinks men who have been ''liold-
ing the Fort -" can go home to their wives
little earlier than heretofore.
The Fostoria Democrat is reported TO
be under cloud-wrestling with a chattle
mortgage-but promises to resume shortly.
/ Will editors troubles never cease.
Sidney had burglary case last week,
and having caught the fellow in the act
he proved to he no tramp, but citizen of
the place. lie was held for trial of
course.
The average man can no longer plead
"poltical meeting" as an excuse for late
hours and unsteady step. He will have to
fall back on the old, old story of "becn TO
he lodge"
There was a full attendance and a
pleasant time at the first Social given by
the ladies' of the Presbyterian church last
evening at the residence OF Mr.. NJ. A.
TRowBRrDGE.
Ottawa Sentinel: Don't take over six
per cent. interest in the affairs OF your
neighbors; that is enough for all practical
purposes. A large percentum or even
that amount compounded would be prac-
ticiug usury.
1t is not surprising that young ladies'
should take but little stock in political
campaigns when their torchlight proces.
siops advance the price Of coal oil from 10
to 40 cents a gallon.
Another man was killed by the cars
over at NanWert, few days ago. Whisky
was at the bottom of it. 1t seems to be
the fashion for drunken men to fool
around the railroad over there.
Now that the election is over and pol
itics laid aside for awhile, we are ready to
receive new subscribers and money from
old ones. Don't he backward-some are
too backward already. s.t.
We have purchased some new type es-
pecialiy designed for publishing lawyers
briefs and pamphlet work generally, and
are better prepared than any other office
in the country to turn out this class OF
work.
by advertisement elsewhere, it will be
seen that Mr.. +. f. HoLLENBEcK has
opened up a general Insurance business,
Collecting and Land Agency. Those wish.
ing anything in this line will do we'll to
call on him.
1t is reported that RoBERT DAvIDsoN
Esq, of Webster township, who has been
a voter in the county for some 40 years
had his vote challenged at the election
last week and was compelled to go home
and get his papers. Shame.
About this time you may hear the av'
ernge boy debating with himself whether
his duty to himself and his country
can best be discharged by going tc
school--or a rabbit hunting, with the odd'
Of the argument in favor of the rabbits.
-"Give that calf more rope" was what
little darkey said to a prominent Demo
crat the other night, when he was making
threats of what would be done in case Til
den was not counted in for President, and
then the crowd, without regard to party
all joined in hearty laugh.-LnnG Ga
gite,
The following is the song and senti
ments of our farmers and tradespeople ; 81
merchants govern yourself accordingly :.
Tho cold weather 10 coming. winter is nigh,
To keep il of, some clothes | must buy,
Hut where tO get them I hardly know,
Ill look at the papers aud see who makes th'
best show. ~"
la not the public mind depraved, /
not thoroughly debauched, when MAJ
like THEODORE TILToN is the popular
platform orator Of the period? Had VI
better not quit the lecture business whel
. rakes and butfoons assume to teach III
morals and furnish US our most reine'
entertainments?
-CHAs. FoRKEL, who assaulted hi
wife with hatchet last summer, neal
East Toledo, with evident intent to kill
was sentenced by Judge ROUSE, in Toledo
Tuesday, to fifteen years in the peniten
tiary. He should have secured a chang
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