Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-04-04
THEY ARE NOT STRAIGHT GOODS
BOWLING GREEN, March u, 1884.

BOWLING GREEN, March ~, 1884.
ED. JoupNAL;-It is often said by many,
that lie we'll told and stuck to is the next
thing to the truth.
From the persistent, uuyielding impu-
dence Of Russell Dobson, Of the Wood
County Democrat, should think that he be-
lieved in the above maxim, or he certainl ly
would have owned to the mistake he pub
lished, charging that there was a deficiency
OF about $4,000 in the county treasury.
After the Commissioners had shown him
this mistake, it would have been but JUS
tice TO Captain Black, the treasurer, and
the Commissioners, for him to have apollo
gized for such reckless assertions.
Before this will be printed the libel Of
Dobson against treasurer Black will be
read by tens of thousands, not only in this
State but in many others, that Captain
Black, treasurer OF Wood County, is a de-
faulter to the sum oil $4,000. If Dobson
was treasurer of Wood county and Cap
tain Black should, through his paper, ac-
cuse Dobson of being defaulter, would
Dobson submit quietly2 | think not.
Mr. Dobson would 70 to Captain Black
and say now you take at Internal, bare
faced lie back and acknowledge to the
public that you were wrong or by the
eterha' VIII put you j" such way th"'
you will be obliged too. l never wish to
advise to resort to the strong arm of the
,,v far nro,oc,;o, IN nrevan, cer, nj, nm.
princ'p'eu beings iro" running o'ose iai
superior to tn emselves, but in this case |
feel that Captain Black ows dsbt TO W ood
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az an, no, ,ho onIv o,,e ,v,a iaa,, y,
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,ho ssnt;mamts of n, is,st n;ne.t.,nj,s nf
tic ros,,so,,hle c;,iv.rs Of ,i,o hnh u.
Dohsan advsr,ises The Democyo, far s,ia
| T .h;nk II ia ahont time # he c,n,;,,as ~
go on ns he has for the lns, six mon,hs
Not hu, ,ha, 7 h.l;avs ,L. comn,v /, Id
iv in nasJ of a rsform and hat wh;c,, w., a
baan dona will nrove n oren, beriG;, ~ ,ha
n,amv aynarors If ,he cs,,n,v h,, nv ,ha
oiher hand /, rnrnle,e reconstruc,i,n can
nayer ,.La nlace wb,le ,h. Dohs,n,. stand
at ,he h.ln IL 10 noi in thep, Wh,tsvar
,h.v 90, nm to.d.y ,b.y ara aura IA ,aar
doyn to n,orr,v
'oHn AND hi' soN'
Who would have thought one year ago
that Joab and his son, Allen, would be
braking stone IN company with the boss ?
The Rudulphs break the rock while Evers
size them by running Them Through u
screen. The trio are virtually one. One
year ago Joab swore vengence against ring
rue. To-day he swares Vengence agai nst
all that is outside oil the ring. 10.
day Joab knocks down and condemns
what he set mp last year. Last year he de-
claired that ring rule must 90 To-day
by his pen and deeds he says ii shall stay.
Is he right TO day T? Ii so he must have
been wrong last year, and 1t wrong then
who can say he may not be wrong to day !?
There has been slight change IN Keeping
warm the editorial chair et the Sentinel,
and that is all. The principles advocated
by 1t are the same to-day as they
were one or two years ago-that
10 the victor belongs the spoils.
Evers had become thorn IN the side OF
the better class oil Republicans and they
demanded change. In casting about, the
expert eye oil me boss ieii upon the forms
oil the huduiphs. Allen was out OF funds
and out ot business; Joan was not much
better, having spent Inc most oil ms means
IN sharpening the noses oil bis sheep 70 as
to better enable them TO make scaht
living on his stone quarry. And Joab was
weil-known to be veteran reioruer. So
without casting lots they were led INTO the
manufacturing ofhce oil the Sentinel and
put to work upon raw material. They