Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-08-25
ITEMS FROM LucKEY.

ED. JOURNAL Since my iost we have
had quite food, but Luckcy still remains
and keeps growing.
Mr.. Robert Knox has pat up new housc
making him quite comfortable lrome,
Mr.. +, Greiuer has his drug store
pretty we'll along, and soon he will be
ready',o move stock OF drugs into IL.
WISH him swccess.
Mr. Samuel Muir has his new house
about ready for TIE plasterer.
Messrs. Luckey and Reed inleud putting
more machinery into their mill, such as II
pail stave cutter, plsner, &c.,
MIR. Joseph Krolter sells his lme in To-
ledo, lie expects to burn right along
constantly. There is plenty Of work here
for more to engage in the same business.
A good hardware dealer is wanted also a
large dry goods store, dealer in grain,
farm produce, &C., In fnct any kind Of
business any one wishes to engage in they
will and an opening here.
The crors through these parts have not
been injured very much by the rains as
most OF the wheat wins taken care of be-
fore the heavy rains came on, aud it has
dryed off 40 fast that ITS effects will be little
felt,
John w. Roihenbuhler, Webster far
mer near Luckey, is putting up nice new
house.
Troy township takes but little interest
in politics this summer. II was not rep
resented nj either convention. 1t does not
seem to care much, who runs for Recorder
or any other office.
Luckey and vicinity have organized q
Church society for the purpose of building
u Methodist Episcopal Church Messrs
Orrin Goddle, Isaac w. Krotzer and W.
S. Lyms were elected as the building COM
mite. 1t is TO he open for the use of n II
Evangelical denominations. The Walker
settlement class vo:ed lust Sunday to
unite with us, to form one strong society
and the work now goes brave'y on. We
hope to see nice commodious good church
building erected before snow fall, and to
have good Sunday School organized and
in good working order, by December lst.
The Albright's have just completed nice
little house III which to hold their divine
services.
Mr.. George Fury has the contract for
building the 81 500 brick school house in
the Luckey school district. lie is push
ing il right along.
zee through The columns OF the JOUR.
NAL of the 18th, that our ghost has been
heard from at Scotch Ridge, this tine in
the garb and tone of tramp assuming to
| give Information and news from all parts
of the country, most of which lie had new
er seeN or knew anything about, hut in his
usual slang, trying TO besmirch little in
fants in the cradle aud old, honore,i, and
gray hatred people alike, like the lying
sneak that he IL. Somebody ought to no.
tify the township trustees that it is against
| the law for such II cur TO run at large.
Every one desires to know who paws the
tax ON such II dog. That young lady that
was frightened so last week, was nobody
but himself. He was seen to leap over
the fence and run through the corn field
like white head All say that he got
| frightened at his own shadow. He knows
that "Dutchman" Lnyman, quite well, for
lie worked for him about two years ago
Layman says that he acted like II half
starved dog, eating up all the sour kraui
and dutch cheese, in fact everything he
could set before him, and that did not
satisfy him, but went out and ate up all
his green grapes, cherries, currants and
fruits Of all kinds. Layman says that he
came nearest to hog of anything that he
had ever seen. He uses the term du ch.
man as If some approbrium WIS attached
to it. He does not seem to know that a
dutch royal family and dutch woman
rules over his own mother country as
queen, and il is an honor to be a dutch.
man. If he had few drops of dutch blood
in him it would make man of some hon
or and principle of him, but what is he
now, but scalawag, even the duds that
he wears are not his own, and he also Dor.
rowed money to get cured of some loath
some disease contracted by his vile prnc.
tices, and never repaid. A few years age
a young woman went with him 10 an Ell.
tertainment, and she had to pawn hel
shawl 10 raise money to pay the expense.
and others had to take her home. In hi
former communications he would sigr
himself "Scalper," "Allspice," and such
like names, and to the Inst he signs dasl
like a sneak that he is. More anon,
| JACOB.
Luckey, August 81, 1882.