Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-11-30
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too late for this issue.
We notice Mr.. Ed IRWIN behind the
counters at Mr.. L. c. WI1soN's store, which
is an indication that the increase Of busi-
ness requires extra help. We are always
glad to note evidences OF prosperity.
We neglected to state last week that
Mr.. DAVID DONALDSON and family, and
several other families, numbering in all
twenty six persons, got safely started, on
Tuesday evening Of last week, for their
new field of labor near San Antonio, Texas.
There is not much danger of evil
disposed boys damaging property by
throwing mud balls just now, but those
engaged in this disgraceful business a
f4w nights since should be ferreted out
and made to pay in some way for the
damage done to number Of dwellings
and neatly painted fences. II our town
officials will not take any interest or re-
sponsiblity in ierreting out and punish
ing such offenders, we see no cause tor
electing officials.
Weston Reporter! Owners Of milch
cows will remember that the Weston COR
poration game laws in reference to milch
cows expired Nov 1st, and that on and af-
ter that date il is lawful to shoot, with q
club or brick, any COW found swinging
on front gates, or climbing maple trees, and
that our Marshal, when lie gets everything
else done, will, if he has time, get some
boy to put your cows into the pound, and
you will have to pay dollar, that is il
you don't do like every one else does-go
and knock down the pound fence and
| drive off your stock. Don't be afraid Of
| the Marshal.
Prior to the discovery Of tallow dips
fluid and liquid gases, and other modern
improvements for shedding light upon tue
printed page, (all CT which May have been
in Use 6,000 years ago. we have read OF
men, eminent men, who sought kno oweldge
by the light OF pine knots and under other
trying circumstances, but their trials were
incompatible with those of our citizens
who were in pursuit of knowledge through
the medium of WENDELL PHILLIPS and
his "Lost Arts" on Tuesday evening. The
art of keeping trains on the track in wet
and miry seasons ought to be rediscov-
cred.
The first issue of the Toledo National
made its appearance on Saturday last, f.
j. SCoTT, Esq, editor, and the BARKDULL
Bros. publishers. II is an eight column
weekly paper, and gives promise of being
ably edited. 1t has been conceived and
brought forth, we believe, as the official
organ of the National party in Lucas
county, but we understand that it s to
have competitor in two or three weeks
to be known as the True National, which
will be published by company of prac
teal printers oil that city. We had sup
posed that the newspaper field was pretty
we'll occupied in Toledo, but it appears
that there is "always room for one more"
We trust they may all reap rich rewards
in the next, it not in this happy land OF
peace and plenty.
The "Mum Social" given at the resi-
dence of Mr.. w. J. DENIsoN on Tuesday
evening, was regarded as a decided success
by the large number in attendance. For
the entertainment of those who did not
wish to pay fines. amusing placards were
hung up about the rooms for them ia
amuse themselves with. All were pucky
and nothing realized from fines. The sup.
per being over at an early hour, "sience,
which always gives consent, permitted the
clock to be set ahead one-half hour, which
hasened the time that much for the re-
moval of the heavy burthen of restraint
There was general sigh of relief when
the clock struck ten, and all went to work
to make up for lost time. Why Just thinI;
OF it, two long hours passed in social com.
minging with happy throng, and no one
dare even utter n word ahout the weather!
Auction Sale OF Eurniturp.-We ask