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, 1881-09-10

OSE Of our very ,reaHy contemporaries
look upon the editor Of the SIATEsNASs
trip to North Idaho as a ''foofs errand.
But why so much growing; We are the
interested party and claim the privileges
pertaining thereunto. Our trip has
proven bonanza as the following figures
will show:
ls0 new subscribers ...---s so
Collecting txo years subscription from
40subScgibers- ~
WA. s.;n.s a. .s i NV '--' ~ - 800
Demonstrating the ..ct that there was -.
,Joy 4. meeting our wife and baby -. 10000
Total SO, 10
Thoee laugh best who laugh last.
, 1881-09-10

CAPTAIN HowoArE's embezz!enen. bids
fair to show up 100000 on tho books.
The Attorney General has caused him to
be re. arrested and held in 800, 600 bail.
Gen. Hazen belieses that Howsa'e has
for four years appropriated to his own
uue about ne-fourth of the signal service
fund, over which he had absolute control.
His private yacht on the Potomac was
actually constructed with government,
money in the back yard of the signal
office. His method OF securing sigma
tnres to blank vouchers MAS audacious
enough to entitls him to premium. He
owns real estate in Florida, Virginia and
District of Columbia, and is known to
hold large quantities of stock, from
which the public treasury may p"ssibiy
reslize something.
, 1881-09-10

VIZ are happy to see the Aso'ss
pro,pering as it deserves. Il sa d.,
healthy paper and ever seleons y ees
table.
, 1881-09-10

-IrTY PER CENT SAVED ~ "a. AZ
iae your job printing do.s ..nn,s :. ~
ssu Ola CAL - sxsnns<
, 1881-09-10
RAILROAD Division.

Trains leave the Depot in Walla walla
every day, except Saturday, at 1891 ~.
arriving ut The Dalles the next morning in
time to connect with the bult for Portland.
Trains leave The Dalles every DAY, except
sunday, at $40 p. NJ, or ON the arrival Of the
boat ir"m Portland, arriving in Walla walla
at 7:l5A ".
PASSENGERS for Ainsworth change ears al
Wallula Junction.
, 1881-09-10
WESTON KRANCM.
PASSENGER RATES

Trains will leave for Blue Mountain Station
on Wednesdays and Saturdays at 8 o'clock. y. N.
, 1881-09-10

Aug, Aug 3 Aag.i4lAug. 6 6Aus. IL Aug. l6
aug. ~ Aug. = Aug . Aug. u .Aug. .a6 AuS n
Sert sept 9 Sept Is Sept sSept lOSeps Is
septic Septs3 Sept Is Sept aOSept e3 sspt 20
Oct Oct 8 Oct. Is Oct. siOc. lOOct' n
Oct ~ Oct 81 Oct :Soct- cl0ct s5lOct %
, 1881-09-10
RATES On Down FREIGHT:


The Freight Rates between Portland and
Walls Walla are classified according to the
character Of freight and rates fixed ranging
from go 10 per ton upwards. Schedules giving
detailed information furnished on application
At the Office of the company
, 1881-09-10

Between Walla WalIa and San Francisco.
LIST class, SA ID class, S2l
Between Wallis Walla and Portland, SlI.
=. The Dailes, So
Wallula Junction, 81 90
South Ainswortn, 81 G5
Tickets must be procured at the Depot
before entering the cars.
, 1881-09-10

General Freight and Passenger Ages
WaIla Walla, April 29, 1881. d&wn.
, 1881-03-12

Nil. r.ANNE1.t. h,ls determined to pay back
thu El,elist Wings III their own cuin. At
thu recent election III Wigan tic WhiEs voted
Agni'!st the llulllcnl candidate BECAUSE lln
s,il he would vote ngaiust c0erciul fur Ire
lalll. 4 x,cni,cy low exists in marlborough Of
Coventry, causel by tile elevation vi Sir Henry
jackson. (whu, BY tho way. hns slnco ttlctt]
tu tl.o Ie,lcl,. \ Wing candidate wElo fayors
coercion hus cutne forward. allst Mr.. Pnruc!l
llas requested the Irish voters to s,tppnrt tho
Tory candidate, Nlr. EntuM. At tliu general
election Sir Henry Juckson's maturity over
Eutun was only l7G, 10 t!snt thuru Is Il prob-
ability u,ut tic hitter will be successful lhis
tl,uc, mud tlat tho Liberals will Loss II scnt.
, 1881-03-12

WILLIAM AloolskRlg1u, white man OF
I'ittsylyania County, Virginia, has shocked
the moral people alld good Democrats Ut his
section by leaving his Wits and five children
and clipping with u young nlulatt0 gErl 1lhnlau
lialratull. The llatectIyes arc ou tie loHk-
out for The RbscOudI1IK pAlr,
, 1881-03-12

tho emergency cla,Ise thu uouse blu provld.
ing ulat III Villages whoso territorial limits
colncido with township limits tho Trustees
shall be elected ut tho same tEnla III township
oiliceEs, the secol,d Tuesday ln April. Tho
bill aifeGts Jefferson ns!4 Hyde Purk,
, 1881-03-12

TuE Executive COMMITTEES Of tic NnlI0nal
Anti-Monnp0ly l.engne reports tlat tllcre
|ayy BEEN applications nIullr for charters fur
branch leagues In twenty-fuur States, a,Id
thut tho movement Is progressing rapIlly.
, 1881-03-12

DAVID HOWELL. tile agent Of the Chicago
Burlington L. Quincy load at Colchester,
ILL.,, wills handed package containing $500
By III agent Of the Quincy Cual Company for
safe keektng for few hours. licsoon after
wards disappeared and has not yet been
heard from, and the miners of tho Quincy
Coal Company arc waiting for their pay.
, 1881-03-12

PRESIDENT and Mrs. Garfield gave recep-
tIou to url,Iy uul navy officers lust eycning.
TI!o ,nu1ubers aud ex-lnainbers Ut thu Cabinet
were present. len. Sherman, Mrs. ten.
Sheldon, u1d Miss Masnl,, Ut Cleveland, u.s.
sisted III receiving tho guests.
, 1881-03-12
Notice to Contractors for
Docking and Dredging.

NF1IVN00t saATEH q I191s
Proposals are invited for construction Of
docks and alps On the Calumet River at
South Chicago.
The work consists Of about 100000 cubic
yards Of dredging and filling; and 1900 feet
OF dock front.
1t Is proposed to contract Tot about 25o,ooo
cubic yards OF dredging and filling, and {, 1000
feet OF docking at the present time.
Plans and specifications can be seen at tho
Office OF tho Chicago and Western Indiana
Railroad Co., No. sa5 Dearbosn-st., chIeago.
Proposals will be received Until the 25th
OF March. |. 3. BROWN.
, 1881-03-12

THE Governor Of Massachusetts. Mayor
other distinguished gentlemen Imyo caletl 4
public meeting q. llostol, to tAke Into con-
s!.Io1ation what Justice anu humanity require
OH behalf Ut the Indian tribes. Senators
lI0ar and Dawes vii! attend.
, 1881-03-12

JonS KEnwoop, n painter Of Kansas City,
returned to his home yesterday afternoon In
nj. Intoxicated state, anl began to beat his
wife. Tho neIghoors sent for Kerwootl's
son, boy Of IL, who tried to save his mother,
wlcreupon the drunken father attacked him
with poker, and the son Slot his assailatit
in srlf-tiefense
, 1881-03-12

A DESTRUCTIVE ,irs broke out In tho
Wholesale tlruK-huuse Ut lsll j. McaIullun, ut
Omal,n, yesterday morning, atld rnKe'l for
two hours, totally destroying tho ttrug-llouse,
IND tlulnaglnK tho dry-gnods store Ut ). +.
Morse j. Co.. aud the Wholesale store OF Mill
toll ROKerS L. SUlL.
, 1881-03-12

SMAil.roX has ragged to III alurlning en-
tent ut Honolulu, In the Sandwich lslunds,
but Is Muw aba,i,lg, SiMce tho discass ul'-
pcareu there abull 1.UJ0 persosls have bccti
auAruntiHe4 iii thDr houses.
, 1881-03-12

a. GANG Of cou,ltorfcite1s. consisting of
Daniel Sullivan. alIas Scotty, Samuel Baker,
alIas james +. narker, ltUbert Kelly, lsobert
Smith, unl Wllilatn l3urlls. weru arrested ut
New IUrk yesterday.
, 1881-03-12

poLtcE-CuMs.lshloSEi.W WILLIAM +. {Daldy)
SsiirIl. Ut Sew IorI, resigned yesterday.
Mayor GrAeo nominated JA,nts Mathews,
Tn,nlnanyite, III hlx stead.
, 1881-03-12

Into Nolan County, Texas, u,d attacked Il
party Ut t,cm employed oil tho I'exns l'acIilc
Kuad, wountlLng Eoycral. The luurdcruus
redskins lnuLo tilufr escape.
, 1881-03-12

A RELIEF PATTY Of seventeen Orangc1nen
have gone to Ha'Elnaklll, County Galway, to
assist In the firm operations OF Canon Tlenl-
inc. a Protestant clergyman who has BEEN
l3oycDttctl" BY Ills ncIghbors OH accountof
sectarian anfln0sfty. Canon Fleming was
recently fired ut near Ual!Innkil. Tile
Orangcmen 60 by her Alajcsty's ship Vator-
Gus, and aru ull we'll armed.
, 1881-03-12

4 cpNsTIsUCr1oS-r1tA1N Oh the Itallas &
Wlcllita Railroad WIS thrown from t4a track
yesterday, a,ul ttyo men wcre seriously ILL
jurcl-two. Mick Acsuler a1.d Hugh Uaker,
, 1881-03-12

N. II. LARsAToi. Il cRttle-tlealer Of st.
1.onis WIS recently shot denI at U'Se!l
City, Neb., by Il ilerclniit Ut TINT pincu
,,uu,etl Blanchard. Itappears tat blanchard
acted III self-tlefeilse,
, 1881-03-12

ONLY three persons wcru arrested In 1rc-
land yesterday under tha CourcioM act. Tl!ero
would huyu been 1nure victims, but tho t;oy-
criulent peoplo could hot supply escorts
HILtt11E1l
, 1881-03-12

1IKnt vow I'CTrKAatMEn has bcon up
pointed temporarily to tie German Ministry
of the Interior, rfcc Count von EulenberK,
resigned.
, 1881-03-12

MAMoMMEu JAN, Il noted Afghan leader,
wllo l,ns pIA,ed Il conspicuous IMrt III Afghan
politics fur tic lust twenty yeurs, Is reported
to have been murdered.
, 1881-03-12

CuIcAuu, ill.,. 51rc!I i iaal. /
SEAi:En R RrKourAsAi;S u y t.tpeais IT,, ~ 10 ~
Ap1li NJ fsr iuta'.x .!%ut !h5ss Hul,tt!yd Y!ia
Ijrlft bulls rS9dlFsI tot St.sa II Tho k4strIVr
shrty Iva t1 laehss For caublste bill. specldca-
ply At this urlcs. q. J. LfllEtkkH,
AA}ue 0& Engineers, u. T. 4.
, 1881-03-12

4 nEwA}.p Ut sa,5oo las been offered for
EVIDENCE wticl, st,alt lead to the unrest .u.u
conviction Ut tho murderer Ut Farmer Eur
reilly III Wustmeath lust week.
, 1881-03-12

Tn1frrY persons lave been arrested in
Teruel, Arragou, fur advocating repub-
lican form OF government for Spaln.
, 1881-03-12

SEAAToN SHERMAN, al.a not Senator Al
llsoi,, will be the fourth Republican lnetnbsr
OF tho Senate Financu Committee, as IT.
ranged by the Democratic caucus, Tho
, 1881-03-12

THE State Senute, by TIL unanimous vote,
passed resolutions yesterday Thanking 1'resf-
dent Garfield for l,ayIng appointed Nr. Lin-
cutn Secretary OF War.
, 1881-03-12

THE cable announces the deaths Of tic
Earl Ut Stratfotd, Maj j.-Gen. Richard Her.
bert Gall, nlnt Prof. rutherford Lunttcrs, of
Edinburg University.
, 1881-03-12

THE increase In tho native population
during the pust ten years has beef, proper
til, ciy greater than tho increase III tue il,l-
lnIarant population.
, 1881-03-12

CA1np. Williamson i Co., general mer-
Chants mud producu agents. of London. have
faileu. Their liabilities are placed at S1O0.-
, 1881-03-12

H. e. READ, superintendent Ut paper
mill at ClaEksvIlle. Mu., was caught III the
mill machinery yesterday nnd inallgled to
death.
, 1881-03-12

FRED GKossESnoD[EI., II live stock dealer
OF FfDcdo, blew Ont Ills brains at Omalln yes
tcruay.
, 1881-03-12

1T Is almost certain TINT Gov. PIllsbnry will
appofnt Gun. Eugerton to succced Mr.. Win
dom In the United States Senate.
, 1881-03-12

COUNT CoHoS1Sf, the President OF the
Lower House Ut the Austrian Relc'lsratll,
has resigned for polIttcai re,sous.
, 1881-03-12

Ct.ounr weather, occastonai rain or snow,
stationary or higher temperature. for this r.
gsUh to-day.
, 1881-03-12

THE British House of Lords has decided
that tho richbortc claimant shall serve out
his full tcrm of fourteen years.
, 1881-03-12

In August, 1880, this Company inviod tic insurance
departments Ut Massachusutsa, 0A!u ann N9w ju1say
lnuk0 thorough and critical xannnton Into IL
cnnd!tun nnd uInthuds Of bnatneaa" -The e1nnina-
tim coyered por!ud Ut moro than nve months. and
conducted under tho personal supervision Ut thu
Hon, Julius l.. C!atko ut Massachusetts,; Tho iton
Jnseph +. Wright, Ut Ohlo: and Mr W. y. Vnn Camp
Ut Ncw Jeseey. Tho Company's nss9ts riadly
am.ned. Every ploco Of roa ca&ta owned by mort
KnEud to tito Company VIA subjected tu tho must
csrutut scrutiny. buth In fcga1d u tiles and vnuos
Thu prou,tuu notes wcro oxAminod ono By onu. And
the htucks and bonds owned carefully appraised. Tho
Cun,,1sslonors valued thu Gumpanv's 1ssots nj
E577BItn. which oxcupda its own valuations tbascd
un pur Yalucsj by tho sum OF a. 5ts12 making lis
surplus aBla IN. Ut pcr cont. t!8aAiB ut ~
per cont, Now York standard. The ropurt Risos l,s
COMPANY tho most unqualified Enduzsamont Ia arury
ruQ4rd. IL Will hs furnished application ii tho
Company and ahould bo read by oyory interested
In llfG.insuraNCo.
, 1881-03-12

The Best Light for the Least Money!
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, 1881-03-12
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-02-11

Magnificent Newspaper.-This COM
plImentary designation has been titly ap-
piled to the Philadelphia Weekly Press under
its present able management. With great
ly strengthened editorial staff, large corps
of trained special correspondents and dis
tinguished occasional contributors, and AN
unsurpassed mechanical equipment, it may
fairly claim TO have disanced all rivals in
nn enlarged field OF usefulness. In edito-
rial discussion it aims to be courteous as
we'll as fearless and independent; in the
collection OF news its enterprise is great /;
in the family departments nothing OF int
crest in the home circle is slighted (; in fic.
tion it's standard is high, and the best sto-
ries of foreign authors appear exclusively
in its columns by arrangement with the
publishers its agricultural department is
Of unsurpassed interest to farmers, being a
careful record of agricultural progress,
while enriched by contributions from the
best living authorities; in n word, there
is something in its pages every week TO int
crest all classes. We commend the Phita-
deiphia Weekly Press to the attention Of all
who are making up their lists OF newspa-
pers and periodicals for the year. II is a
neatly printed newspaper of eight pages,
and ia offered to clubs on particularly at
tractive terms. Send TO the Press, Phila'
delphia, for a sample copy, terms TO clubs
! or Inducements to agents.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-02-11
FROM SCOTCH RIDGE.

ED. JOURNAL 1t is an old saying that
what everybody says must be true. If so,
this has been very remarkable winter.
Our stock men say it has been splendid
winter for feeding sheep and cattle. Rough
food is in good demand and there Is plenty
of cornfodder, but it is unhusked. There
is a good demand for stock hogs; some have
offered as high as S5.25 per cwt., for good
lots thai will weigh from 40 to so pounds
per head. Good oak timber is in good de-
mand and the best is being shipped out of
the country. Mill yards present some
what crowded appearance. There is some
OF the best ash and cottonwood logs on the
river bank that 1 have ever seen.
Mrs. VIM. Davidson, who has been visit
ing her many friends at this place, was
suddenly called to her home in Illinois on
account of the illness OF her husband, a
former resident of this place.
Margaret Davidson had the misfortune
to fall and dislocate her elbow and receiv-
ed other severe bruises. Sine is now doing
finely.
The hand of affiiction was laid heavily
on Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Loomis on the oath
ult. They lost an infant, their only child.
The same misfortune awaited Mr.. and Mrs.
II. S. Davidson. They have an empty
cradle and many little things in the bot
tom drawer. The funeral services took
place at the U. P. Church on The LIST inst.
They have the sympathy Of large circle
of friends.
Mr.. Walter Davidson has at last con-
cluded TO renounce his bachelorhood, shuf-
fle cards and see what dame fortune has in
store for him. Miss Ida Young accepted
his hand, and now Walter is tile happiest
man in the land The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Mr.. Colwell, OF this
place.
There is lad for every lass,
A lars for every lnd
Little hell know of household cares,
Until they call him dad.
Feb. Z, 1881. MORE.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-02-11

The New England Supper.-The La
dies Centennial Society of the First Pres
byterian Church can we'll congratulate
themselves on their efforts to please in the
olden time supper and entertainment Civ
en- at the Town Hall oil Friday evening
last. To mingle the past with the pres
ent, ye maidens and ye sisters and ye
aunts were there In due season for the
opening of ye singin' skule, and right
well did each and all perform their parts
under the direction of Mrs. Partinston.
There we're about twenty-five in costume
OF ye olden time, representing the various
periods from ye dignified Alexander Ham
ilton down to the Girl of the Period. While
we can't say we were particularly facina-
ted with some of the costumes of other
days, they were interesting in that they
were correct representations Of the styles
in the period in which the plot was Laid.
The characters OF Mrs. Partington and
Widow Bedott, assumed by Misses Meta
G. Lawrence and Julia Adams, we're well
sustained throughout the evening, as was
also the numerous others.
The get up of ye olden time supper was
heartily approved and enjoyed by all.
There was great suiticiency in variety,
and in quantity sufficient to supply the
appetites of 500 persona.
Among those present from abroad We
noticed Mrs. L. Black, of Tontogany, Mrs.
E. W. Merry, of Bowling Green, Miss
Libbie Cummings, OF South Toledo, and
Miss Eta Webb, Of Toledo.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-02-11
PERSONAL MENTION i.

Misses Kate Bayer and Sarah Collier
have been visiting friends in Bradner for
the past week.
Peter Hechler and Mart Smith, OF Tole-
do, were in town on business and sight
seeing, on Monday.
Mrs. DIR. NJ. NJ. Hatfield and son, OF To.
ledo, spent last Sabbath with Rev. DIR.
Yingling and family.
James Hayes. Jr., who has been employ
ed on the Ohio Central II. r., is now Wis
iting his friends in the burg.
Mr.. p. T. GERMAN was in town yester-
day, attending to the wants OF his patrons.
He finds that he has been grossly misrep-
resented by ether piano tuners Of Toledo.
He Is permanently located in Toledo and
ia prepared to attend promptly to the
wants Of his patrons both in the city and
Perrysburg.
Messrs. NJ. p. Brewer, Whit. Mcmahon,
]. r. Hankey, and VIM. Hood, Of Bowling
Green, John Hood, OF Perrysburg, and A.
j. Mum, OF Weston, started on trip 10
Florida, to-day.-1Oledo Times, 9M.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-02-11


We desire to call the attention of our rea ders
to the Grand Holiday offer of the Mendelssohu
Piano Company, whose advertisement appears
elsewhere. This Company offer an $3.50 Square
Grand Piano, 3 stringed, TX ociopes, In a hand
some rosewood case, for only S245, also many
other styles OF Pianos and Organs at great bar
gains for tho Holidays, including sheet music
at oue-third price.
These Pianos, including Grand, Square and
Upright, made one of the finest displays at the
Centennial Exhibition, and were ndnim ousiy
recommended for the Diploma of Honor and
Medal Of Merit.
The MRSDHLssouN PIANO Co. are the first to
do general business with tho purchaser direct,
saving him more than one-hdif the price charged
by other frstcias makers. This saving ia made
by doing away with the agency system, aud
giving the people the Pianos at Wholesale or
Agency Prices.
ewonld recommen nd any Of our readers who
have any idea of ever buying piano or orgsn n to
send for their Illustrated and Descriptive Cata-
!ogues, which will be mailed free to all. 81
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-02-11
GRAND RAPIDS GLIMMERs

ED. JoURNAL:-The thaw will undoubt-
edly start the ice. Seighing has gone cup
the spout"
John Adams, of the Purdy mills, has n
good lot of logs and so has Fisher, Z of q
mile east Of town.
Old man Wallace is lying quite sick at
his home in tho east end of town-ailment,
old age.
JohnBrewster a farmer III the east part of
town, is having quite time with dogs
among his sheep. He is out with doub.
lie barreled gun, and with the aid of Bob
Mullen's whistle he will undoubtedly have
success.
We have two street lamps in town, the
Immortal j. N" has one lighted with
gasoline, and the one ut the bakery is
lighted with coal oil.
Wages on the 7. d. & B. have been put
down to Sl.l0, from Sl.25. The longest
passenger train that has yet passed over
this road went down yesterday; four coach
es and baggage car. Messrs. B. +. Kerr
| ii. L. Shanks and j. l.. Glllett, grain mer
chants of this place, were the favored guest.
from this place on the excursion to Toledo
The train was well loaded. We noticed
for the frat time butcher" news boy,
on No. l, this morning.
Harry Peters is going to build fine
dwelling house just south of the Schoo
house. 1t will be after the model of
Huffman's.
The young folks have been enjoying til,
sleighing for some time past, but now th'
boys will have chance to.replenish thei
pockets with the wherewith.
l.. d. Heller has been attending court il
Napoleon, for few days past; he had sew
eral cases and came out victorious ever,
time. l.. d. is good lawyer and deserves
much praise.
Dr.. Backus and wife went to Toled
yesterday to spend u few days with then
parents. N. g.
February 8, 1881.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-02-11


Many Of the brethren with whom We do not
exchange, will accept thanks for copies of their
papers giving tboir Impressions of tho raoouot,
Bro. Eyers. of the .Ssnfinef. has been okent
back " for some time and did not rest we'll In
Room No. 625 ia the sixth story of the Carroll
ton, aud kept the bell boy up good portion of
the night in having him point out all the fire
escnpes about the hotel,
Major Bickham, of the DAYTON Journal, W i.
W Bond Columbus Journal, l.. D. Myers, CO.
| lumbus Dispateh. ID. d. TayIor. Cambridge
| Times, John w. Amos, Caldwell Press, Dave
| Fisher. Kenton Democrat, Thompson ard Flan-
aeau, of Delaware, and others, were at Zanes.
willie but did not accompany tho excurslonsts.
w. w. Redfod, of the Norwalk Experiment,
one Of the oldest men of the party, worked the
Toledo Weekly BLADE on a hand press In 1912
when he edition consisted of IA quires. We
left him in Washington, subject to tho orders of
his better half, who The ght from their age it
mi gh, be their last visit to the Capitol City and
they might as well take il all in,
| |. NJ. Keeler, Fremont Journal and da ghter,
were more favored than the rest, by finding
comfortable quarters in the White house, r. b.
Hayes. landlord.
G. NJ. Kenton of Marvsville. was the bappi-
est man in the party, and loves the light fam
tastics.
| The Il ouartette - 4, from the southern part
of the State made full team.
| An ercuraion par,v wouid aeer, tdrv, with
out Reppert and Clement.
| The presence of Miss Lillian Darst and sister,
Marion, added much to the cheerfulness Of the
par,v. andsMiss lillian proved to be at home
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-02-11

A Cincinnati paper says that $50 men
recently slept in n station house in tha,
city in single night because they had
neither food nor shelter, while advertise
men,s appearedsin the same paper for 300
laborers on single railroad, '.and only a
third OF that number could be obtained.
If men would spend as much time hunting
work as they do loafing there would be lit.
ila of iha latter
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-02-11
81. Valentine Entertainment. - Thi

st. Valentine Entertainment. - This
expected treat, given by the young people
Of the Methodist Church, will be held
next Monday evening at the Town Hall,
commencing at 1880 P. NJ, the doors OPEN
ing at $3.50 P. NJ. Admission at the door,
15 cents supper is cents extra. Come
prepared to enjoy good laugh and-a Val
entino. 1t is especially requested that no
one bring any Objectionable valentines; there
will be such on hand for sale as is desired
to be used Let all lovers OF good time
be present.