Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-11-08
FROM NLILLBURY.

ED. JoURNAL:-0ur place was thrown into a
State Of the widest excitement last week be-
cause Of the doings OF two irate females who
move In the best society Of our town. 1t seems
that a dispute arose between them about some
trivial matter which finally ended BY Mrs. q.
ordering Mrs. B. out Of the house. Mrs. B.
complied, but Mrs. G. followed her to the house
Of a neighbor where the dispute was renewed.
The upshol Of It was, that they had regular
set.to, but not In accordance with the rules Of
the elite Of the p. R. Hair pulling ard nail
scratching seemed to predominate with the
power all m one side. Mrs. q. who is a large
and powerful woman, while her opponent was
n small. puny one) had the advantage from the
! start. One OF the witnesses remarked there
was hair enough on the Anor To stuff fair sized
| buggy cushion. Mrs. G.. was arrested and
brought before his honor, Mayor Long, but for
| want of sufficient evidence was discharged.
The ladies are both members Of church aud
| there is a prospect Of a church trial. So enc
| eth the first chapter.
And now I am likely to get my head in q
| sling. | see that John Railey, of Millbury,
Lake township. Wool county, Ohio, requires
| me ta answer aquestion. viz: "Are not Nina
wilkins" "Mr. PRkey." and "Hypo," one
and tho same person," and II refused he will
| not pnswer any more Of my letters. Bully for
! you, old man! Shake! That is the way to
| bring me TO time.
Mr.. Editor, do Won think will be able to sur.
/ vive the catastrophe? ? Do you not think that
will waste away and find an uutimelv grave
| through the instrume ntality OF this bighting
and whitening aflicli0n Seriously Mr.. b.
do not know where you get your supposilinn.
You say YOU judge an animal by the sound
they make. So do !, and from the believing
and groaning which fill your " answers" |
] nd bal tyhF IN In
and at a loss for something to blow about, or in
| other words you arc like the city of Duluth,
about petered ou'.
"Is NINA wilkins, 'Mr. Parkey' and 'Hypo'
the same ?" That question seems to trouble
more persons than john Bailey, OF Millbury,
Lake township. Wood county, Ohio. Well, in
reply, would say that am proud that you
should come 10 the conclusion thpt my humble
effort should be considered good enough to
come fram the pen of those distinguished per-
sons, for honesty have profound respt for
anv one who has the sand to comeout and crap
p lie with such gigantic intellect Ss that pos
sessed Gin his own estimationl by John Bailey,
nf Milbury, Lake township, Wood county, OHIO.
Speaking seriously am over pow cred in con-
templating the sublime thoughts which that
gentleman has managed (with considerable
assistance) to place before the people through
the Perrysburg JOURNAL although it has not
added any to the popularity Of the paper. ]
suppose the editor must publish his letters be-
cause he has written under the name Of "Mill-
bury " for the last rs years, and also for fear
that he will do by him ms by me, viz not write
any more. No doubt the paper would suffer in
consequence for it would surely lose two sub
scribers where It would only gain FIVE.
Hoping this is " satisfactory" 10 John Bailey,
IF slillbury, Lake township, Wood county,
Ohio, will inform him that lam
HYPo (and no one else.)
p. 8. Now lsI Nina " and " Mr.. rarkey :"
come out and inform tho honorable gentle man
who hey are, II.