Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-01-29
Herman Weslerhoure, Of Freedo

over on the charge OF poisoning SIX henu
Of cattle belonging TO neighbcr.
MIR. r. s. Thurstin, Of Bowling Green
10 reported TO have an order in for $4,000
worth Of lime for the coming season. The
lime Is burned by the use OF natural gas.
North Baltimore has bung-hole
stopper factory in course Of erection and
when completed expect its capacity will
be 900 600 bungs per week. They are
also preparing TO sink a gas well.
Let the double header Ohio Senate and the
Perrysburg COW contest case be dramatized
and played In the interest Of the @. r. Re-
lief Corps for the remainder Of the winter, and
zee which will have the greater run. They
would at least equal the peasant scene In the
"Corsican Brothers."
-Some petty thief or thieves broke into Mrs.
McMahn's barn on Tuesday night and stole six
Of her chickens. She lost young steer worth
S3s year ago, and was compelled TO quit
raising turkeys because they were all stolen.
This kind Of thieving from poor widow women
Ia the tnnst cowardly and despicable piece OF
business we have ever heard Of.
Some one Of our friends told Mr.. Wm.
Barnes Saturday that the JOURNAL contained
an article on the COW trial that seriously reflected
upon him, and was intended TO iujure him In
the pending contest. He believed ii wns all
true snti no came In Sunday morning and
bought copy Of the paper. There arc few
people who ever made mistake In attending
| to their own business, but there seems to be
those 10 every community, Of which this is not
exempt, who have the leisure to attend to other
people's affairs. and they sometimes hnd they
have made mistake.
Mrs. Susan Butler is maxim prepsrs-
lions for a supper and public dance at the
Town Hall on next Thursday evening,
Feb'y 4th. Mr.. Frank Thornton has con-
seDted 10 act rs floor manager for the oc-
casion, and those who know OF Mrs. But
ier's skill in the culinary department will
have strong desire to attend for the sake
of the supper, and TO make it a financial
success for faithful worker. Admission,
SO cents, and supper extra
recommends that there should be n State
Board of Education, with authority TO
decide what is a high school, normal
school, a college or university; that
there should be a fixed standard for the
granting Of certificates to teach, and that
the printed questions used in examina-
tions SHOULD I've issued either by the State
Commissioner of Schools or by the State
Board OF Education.
A singular case came before Commits
sioner Hall at Toledo on Tuesday. Two
men at Arcadia, each named Daniel Wise,
| are pensioners. One of the Wise Daniels,
he that came TO Judgment, secured both Of
the pension checks, one for So and the
other for Sl2, and while he must have
known that one was not for him. lie re-
eeipicd for 10th and got them cashed at
dry goods store in Arcadia. He was held
to appenr before the next term of the
o. S. Court, and in default OF $500 bail was
committed TO jail.
AIn the Common Pleas Court at Wa
pakoneta last Wednesday, the basterdy
case brought by Miss Laura Craig, against
Rev. A. f. Wagner, was dismissed at the
instance of the prosecutrix. 1t will be
remembered tha, at the time of the pro-
ceedings were first instituted against Rev.
Wagner he was serving as pastor of the
second Lutheran Church, of Springfield,
Ohio, which position he was forced TO re-
sign by reason of the unfortunate charges
made sgainst him, and has since been iiv-
ing in retirement with his wife at Carey,
Ohio.
-Mr. W. S. Morss, of Hayerhill. Mass,
who carried off one our Perrysburg gIrls
several years ngo-MIss Sophia Knoll
1--WE presume not wholly without her con-
sent, however) sends us the required
amount for. another years subscription and
states only one paper was lost during the
pas, year, that OF the 9th inst. lie says
that 1Mrs NJ. feels quite sure there must
have been some important item in that
particular number from her old home,
and If We have AN extra copy send 1t to
pacify her. This is another illustration OF
womans curiosity. 1, is said II you hand
paper to q lady to read and there is but
one little item clipped ont she is more
'curious' 10 know what was in the item
clipped ont than the entire remainder oil
The paper. This don't hold good with
editors wives.