Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-11-02
LOCAL .MATTERS.
NEW ADVERTIsEmENT
Rings Vegetable Ambrosia- Taylor a Miller.
Single copies Of the JouRSAL can be had
Of Mr. E. D. Rossfai the PosLofiee.

Saturday evening" resulted In one man be-
ing "laid out" in the mud.
What EvERs says about the senti-
ments and feelings Of county officers, is off
the same piece the bond dialogue was taken.
The Ladies' Centennial Society wi !
hold their social Mt the residence Of f. II.
MILLER, Esq, this evening. All are in
vited
Advertised Letters Maggie Cum
Minis, Henry Carpenter, Hon. o. II. Jones,
Matt da Lusher, Mary Moldin, (co'ored) II.
SchoEer. ra .nT s7rj'ap
The Democratic Treasurer of Defiance
county has at the suggestion Of his bonds
men, appointed a Republican to do the
work OF his Office.
THOMAS LEcKEY, telegraph operator
ut Fostoria, has been detected in stealing
rather promiscuously, and his reputation
goes with his situation.
From the case OF f. s. SMITH, men
toned in the Ohio news items" on first
page, it would seem that his life did not
chang on brittle thread" .r
A narrow gauge railway is projected
from Columbus to TT. Wayne via Urbnna,
Sidney and Celina, and local aid is being
worked up along the line.
Constable McCARrY, of Toledo, has
arrested several prominent gentlemen of
that city for violation of the game laws OF
Ohio, in shooting quail out of season.
Mr.. DAVID DONALDSON informs us
that the weather this week is fair sample
of the average winter weather in Texas
Not quiet cool enough for frost.
-EvERs stated two weeks since that he
had made Of us, dead duck" We
would ask him II he does not think his
dead duck makes a right lively corpse ?'
GAIT, FLEIscnMANN & Co.'S Cele.
brated Compressed Yeast is on sale at L. e.
WILsoN's This Yeast took the first pre-
MUM at the Centennial Exposition, and
is pronounced the best in the world.
--One week the Sentinel charges that
the Journal has no circulation nor in
fl Ience, aud the next it will charge that
its influence d ated portion of the
ticket and injured the balance. EvERs'
''mind is i'll at ease"
The young folks have started Sc
ries OF social evening ptrtirs, which are
very pleasant. The first was given by
Miss CARRIE Brown on Siturday even
ing. and the second by Miss CORA LOCK,
at the residence Of Mr.. L. d. Lock, on
Tuesday evening.
Two large eagles hovered over our viii
lage for some time last Monday and parties
hurried after their guns to get shot at
the somewhat rare visitors Fortunately,
the shooting irons arrived too late and the
birds quietly left. Since they are SO rare,
the law should shield them against the
sportman's gun.
On Wednesday evening of last week
two men got into row in Lima, when one
drew revolver and shot at the other. The
ball missed its intended victim and took
effect in the abdomen OF an old lady who
""s S''hdli'S ~ " "lhH"" VI HSI ICSi
dencc near by, and it is believed the wound
viii prove fatal.
The Christian Temperance Union, of
Toledo, has secured the Wheeler Opera
House for JEROME MURRAY, on Sunday
evening next. This is to be his last gem
eral effort in that city during the lecture
season. The object of the Union is to raise
funds to send Mr.. MURRAY out through
| the district of Northwestern Ohio.
-EvERs says new subscribers are COM
ing in freely, and what is better they pay
in advance. A rare sign this, that his sub
scription list is growing small by degrees
and beautifully les+." 1t is putting of sell
to magnify his Importance in the estima-
tiun of the ignorant, but it will not win;
he stinks in the nostrils Of the people.
ID. r. LOCKE (Nasby) has disposed of
his interest in the Weekly Toledo Blade to
DIR. A. P. MILLER. This gives the Doctor
control OF that paper. He has long had
much to do with its management, and
there is no reason to expect change in
the character of the paper in consequence
of the transfer of ownership.
A Chlrl. It's, Mich, paper t'us
speaks of former citizen of this place /:
"Ladd Tremaine not satisfied with the
large business his buss line is doing, h. 9
b)u:ht the dray and business of Aus in
Shepherd. AS he is | We business man
and wi give the business his personal
supervision, there is no doubt Of his sue
cess"
"A brown overcoat was found on Front
street, Tuesday, by one of Mr.. c. FINK
BEINER's little boys, supposed 10 have
fallen from passing wagon. The coat
was hung on the front yard fence for the
remainder of the day, but rs no one called
Tor it, it was brought to this Office, where the
owner can secure it by proving property
and paying for this notice. H
A number of young lads made
Wednesday night hideous for time by
their blasphemy and foul language while
swaggering along the streets in a manner
that It would he credit to them to say
they were intoxicated. Certainly, no on'
would use such language in loud, bolster
Gus manner il they were sober. Parents
should not forget that the penitentiary il
filed with men and boys who have had
good "saloon and street educations."
"A postal card from JOE X. FRENCH
of the Dickens Dramatic Club, Toledo, in
forms us that he will be up tomorrow tc
make arrangements for the club to presen
milky White and "Once on Time
some time during next week. The dat'
and place will be duly made known b!
posters. The Dickens Club have won TO
themselves many warm friends in Perrys
burg, and no doubt their next appearance
will be greeted with full house.
: 1T was expected that the City Council
Of Toledo would take action, last Monda!