Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-12-18

One hundred and MY neat tnvitnuoua
have been sen, out for New Years Social Hop
at the Town Hall on the night OF January 1st
1885. Arrangements are made for an tppots.
ing supper at the Exchange Hotel.
Nothing Ia so discourasing TO young
lawyer Just as he wakes eloquent about
angels tears, weeping willows, aud tomb.
stones, as to be interrupted by tho cold
blooded Justice with "You're off your nest
bub this Is n case Of hog stealing"
The troble with the natural gas at
Pittsburg seems TO bo that it Is as oderlees
as tho surrounding atmosphere. They are
proposing to go down deeper and secure
the oder that attaches 10 the Findlay gas
aud then they will know when 1t Is safe to
light match.
"A fine assortment OF Box Paper, Al
buns, Pocket Books, Purses Jewelry,
Hair and Clothes Brushes, very cheap at
A. II. CHAMPNEYs.
Mr.. Durham Simmons, who recently sold
his farm south Of the burg, has purchased the
pleasant and commodious resid encc and three
acres OF ground from Mr.J. Fl. Pierce, situated
ON the pike and near South Boundery street.
After a life spent in hard labor In clearing up
| farm, this will make a pleasant home for
Mr.. Simmons in his declining years.
Mr., John Sullivan, au old resident Of Per-
rysburg, who had foot badly crushed by the
cars here some years ago while In the employ
of the d. g. NJ. Road, and has subsequently,
beeu employed as switch tender at Leipsic, bas
recently been notified Of the death Of his broth
| or Timothy, in ST. Louis and that there Ia an
estate of "a, 900 to be divided between himself
AID sister.
1t is reported by tho Toledo papers that the
delay in Judge Lemons decision had killed the
grand court house scheme, and that Senator
Dodd and Representative Puck are opposed to
the present legislation on the 81 0oo,o i'm
prov ement scheme, and that one or the other
of them will introduce bill to repeal the nc
under which the Commission was created ant
have been acting. All Of the Lucas county
taxpayers can throw up their hats and bonnets
in rejoicing If this be the situation.
Save Rail Road Fare and Money by
Patronizing Finkbeiner, the Plucky little
Dutchman who has the nerve TO put in q
Stock OF Goods for the Holidays.
-Iu the pursuit Of the good things Of thi.
world we anticipate too much we eat out thu
heart and sweetness of worldly pleasures BY
delightful forethought OF them. The result,
obtained from the use Of DR.. Jonea' Red Glover
Tonic far exceed all claims. II cures dyspep
sia, and all stomach, liver, kidney nd bladder
roublss. 1t is a perfect tonic, appetizer, blood
purifier, q sure cure for ague aud malarial dis
eases. Price, so cents, of druggists.
, Il young dude, with arms carried at al
angle of As degrees, who represented himself a
advance agent for the Boston Comedy Com
pany-from Michigan-and registered hi
, name as being Q H. Reed, at the Leaf House
run up bills to the amount Of about s25 70
, board, borrowed money, printing, etc., and o.
Monday went to Toledo to meet and escort th
stars to the burg for weeks engagement
This is the last heard from the agent, but ther
is a rumor that the troupe busted in Toledo Of
+. Sunday morning.
Jacob Gross, n Wood county residen
{ wac run in last night by officer Hadle
. and charged with fast driving and drunk
n enneas. Jacob was proceeding homewar
r along Summit street at a high ratio @
d speed. His vision was dazed from to
= much drink and his nerves were consider
ably unstrung. At the corner of Adam
). stree: n sudden twitch OF his left arr
;. guided his team in contact with a lamp
post, and team, wagon, post and Jaco
were badly shaken. In police court thi
y morning he was fined costa for drunken
e meas, and $40 for reckless driving,-B
4 1uesday.