Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-07-11
FROM WEST WILL GROVE.

So friend Timmons has bid a short fare
we'll 10 the old JocRNAA ofice--wfth lis
familiar clatler and never ending scene Of
bnsiness-and gone out into the open air
OF the mountains, cataracts, and-and the
fair damscls of other cimes, and left the
omnipresent devil in all his glory, and to
keep mp his reputation. Be il said of him
that lie is doing admirably; and from the
appearance OF the last paper 1 do not see
how we can dispense with him when we
" ink singers" gather at the river or Baw
Beese Lake or any other place the editor
Fees ft to name, we'll be there and don't
any one forget it.
Politically, Perry township is Republican
to the core, and stantIs firm for honest mon
ey, for honest officials, and for doing every
thing honorable to keep the ex-rehels and
rebel sympaihlzers out OF Office, and 1t is
our honest belief that anyone that will
work and vote for a rebel sympathizer-
and that dld all in his power to q x the pen
sion arrears bill in such shape that the
rehel-soldiers would draw pensions (Rice
for instance) is certainly Southern sym
pathizer, one that would glory in the down
fall OF the party that saved the nation. and
won laugh To zee the South reign Supreme
Last week Drs RosendaIe and Hatfield
ampuLated two toes for a young man by
the name of Arnold, living east Of here
tiree miles.
The wool trade has been exceedingly
lively for the past week. Prices ranged
from 50 to 81 cenls. One man :, Id in one
lot, l0050 lbs, and another 1000 lis.
The many friends OF Mr.. j. o. Troup
are well pleased at the choice the Conven-
lion msde in selecting him for Prosecu ing
Attorney. Perry township has a warm
side for BIO. Troup, and will "boom for
him in October. Heres my BSE--shake.
At regular meeting OF Mil Grove
Lodge No, 646, /. o. Q. f., on Saturday
evening, June 2S, the following officers
We're elected lor the ensuing term:
n. G.-James Brandeberry.
V. G-Abe II. Lpugacre.
Sec'y-B +. Simon.
ann pleased to sta e tn I the order Il in
II prosperous condition and is increasing
both ~ number and popularity.
Mr. NJ q. Warning has been un the sick
list the past week, bat hopes are entertained
of his speedy recovery.
Some whea has been harvested IN this
section.
Again death has left its footprin in our
community. This lime ii has taken one of
the most promising young men in the lown-
ship. Daniel Lambrghl, sou of Henry
Lambright, died last Wednesday morning,
Of brain fever, aged IA years. The deceased,
though young ia years, was old in knowl-
edge. lie had bright and prosperous fu.
ture before him, aud his greatest aim wa.
TO I've professional man, and To that end
he worked, but as The poet saws, Death
levels all that nov" amt well can we say
the home circle has lust its brightest Jewel,
and the school room it's most ardent work
en- His remains were Inferred ui FoslO-
rim on Thurs,lay, June %, in ahe pres.
ence OF large circle OF friends, all of
wh"m syWpathize deeplS with the be.
reaved parents.
Thanks, Allspiee," old pard; there's
no hay seed IN your hair, aud now that We
hnve a generous second To 0nr "a opused
Union," or lmborre," viii lhe edilor
that long, Lnk specimen of mirlhiuness
please arise and put the question, name
The time and placer With regard to your
being single, have privately written to
Nina Wilkins" in your behalf, and OF
your BiacksIoue procllviues and goose
quill propens'ties, and il that don't mash
her III give up. BY the way, you lust
speak 10 Sarah Jane" for me, and I'll
set 'em up. ALF.
June 80, 1879.