Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-02-08
LOCAL MATTERS
School Books and States, Fintbsiner.

Eight divorces were 6ranteu NJ the
last term OF court.
The Willis Bros, deliver al, goods
themselves.
The rst Spring examination OF teach
ers will be held at Bowling Green on Sat-
urday, February %, 1884. See notice
elsewhere.
Tho next social at the N. =. church will
be given Friday next, Feb. IL.
The ice and sleet was so gairy this morn
ing that our rat terrier even came to grief 10
attempting The feat Of standing on three legs.
Robe 1T NcC y, formerly with Cooney l.
Co., of Toledo, has rented W. n. Hollenbeck's
paint shop and is getting considerable carriage
painting to do. lie is said to be ane workman.
Closing out sale OF Winter Caps and
Gents Underclothing, at Finkbeiner's.
The Lecture Association OF Bowling
Green have arranged with Gen. Gibson
to deliver his lecture "From Ocean to
Ocean," on the evening OF Feb. 2ist
"A sad case Of poisoning and death, by
lttleon year old girl swallowing
nickle, occurred In Hancock county on the
lat inst. All attempts at relief we're fruit
less.
School Books and Stationary, at
A. Il. CMAMPNEy's.
What is the difference between high.
way robbery and ring robbery? Don't all
speak at oncei One holds up your hands
while another goes through your pockets,
while the other ties your hands and at
temrte to legalize the robbery.
For Jewelry, Watches ana GocK of
all Kinds and Repairing, call on John
Zurauh, IS Monroe Street, ToleIo, and he
will also keep on hand at the old stand in
Perrysburg, Clocks, Musical lnsrutnenis,
Strings, Spectacles, &C., where orders Tor
Repairing may be left and all warranted.
Eli Hoy, weil-lo- do farmer near
Findlay, made two attempts to commit
suicide on Thursday last. He first jumped
into well, but the water was not deep
enough, when he procured revolver, but
was again thwarted. Some trouble with
an employee Is given as the cause of the
rash act.
School Books and Supplies, at
A. K. CHAMPNEY's.
Information received at this office from
Bowling Green confirms the opinion entertain.
ed and expressed by the JOURNAL that the re-
ported sale of the Sentinel was fraud. 1t is
believed that when the articles OF Incorporation
are filed this document will show the names of
Evers, Poe. Black, Tioup aud j. II. Rudulph,
aud Evers and J. X. Rudulph the responsi-
Bile editors, with A. W. Ruduph as the figure
head. This IS a kind II singular combination ),
isn't it?
The Willis Bros. do their own work
and can afford to sell Tor less than any
one else.
-Comrade Thomas IIartshorn is in luck
at last. Justice seems to have been DELAYED
in his case. But lie is 10 be congratulated
on getting the necessary papers which will
give him in a,few days the sum of 1897, up
10 December lst, and Sc per month from
that date. This will be II god send to Mr.
Ii arishorn. having an invalid wife and son
and being too feeble to perform manuel
labor to support them, the family must
necessarily have suffered for many of tie
comforts OF life.
Call on the Willis Bros, and satisfy
yourselves that they will do as they adver-
| tise.
AIR. Jake Neufer bought seine OF
man named Henling, of South Toledo,
paying $40 for the same. d. Y. Howell
| OF Toledo, had sold the seine to Frank
Shoup and holds II mortgage against it.
Shoup claims that Henaing got possession
| of the seine without legal process on some
| claim against Kim. Howell comes in with
a writ of replevin to secure mortgage on
seine. The,trial takes place before E,quire
| Curtis TO day and Involves about all the
| fishermen on the Mauinee aud the Pound
fslIertaen Of the Bay.
We have received n pleasant surprise
in the form of The WEST SHORE. an illus.
trated magazine published at Portland,
Oregon; pleasant because Of its beautiful
engravings and interesting contents, and a
surprise that such a magazine can DO pub
lislred at two dollars n year. THE WEST
SHORE makes especially OF describing The
agricultural, mineral and industrial re-
sources Of Oregon, Washington, idaho,
Montana and in fact the entire Wesi, to.
wards whicl, the thoughts of no many OF
our best and most energetic citizens
are turning, and is pr0fusely illustrated
with original engravings OF the magnificent
OF that region.
The Willis Bros, are making dis
count OF ten per cent. TO all their cash
customers. and will continue 10 do 80 70,
the next 80 dny-.
-Fnday Jef: "The Hancock aud
Wood county Commissioners, met in join
session nj Nor,h Baltimore, Friday, 25tl
ult., on the Rocky Ford joinI ditch. Tn,
ditch was sci aside. The costs incurred
were S247, Of which Hancock county pal,
SO. There were over 800 PEI sons present
and the decision of the Commissioner
gave universal satisfaction"
Under the rules adopted and executed I,
the letter for some years past in Woo
county, this may be regarded by specula
tors in ditch bonds to be step backward
which may ultimately lead to either th,
ruin Of The county or the spectators an,
jobbers in bonds, ditches, drains and waite
courses.
The Sentinel announces this weel
that it has Ga long communication iren
DR.. Barber in regard to his pension mat
ter, which we were unfortunate enoug
to mention last week." Or course tn
communication was crowded over to Civ
time TO have its contents Investigated b.
the ring TO see il it is best TO publish i
If DIR. Barber gives the ring clea
shave or a dose of 'physic,' they ma
learn that they can't destroy man
nancially and in his standing before III
public because he may differ with ther
/ In politics or object 10 their outrageou
stealing. 1t most probably was nnIortr
nate for the ring that the Sentinel al
tempted to excuse them last week.
You can never learn by hearsay wha
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