Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-12-31
LOCAL MATTERS S

wearing out his teeth.-Er.
There was quite large and az jolly
good time at the Town Hall Last evening
the occasion being the reception and so
cial under the auspices of the Loyal Le'
gion. All report good time.
When n man is ailing he may take every
mans advice, or woman's either Tor that
matter, but II he would take all of their
prescriptions lie would need to have the
capacity OF whole drug store.
Miss Glare Lorenz, of Toledo, was the
guest of her cousin, Mr.. p. G. Ray, and
attended Progressive Euchre party
given by the mo Name" club on Tues
day evening at the residence OF Mrs. j.
R. Tyler.
Money toLoan. Inquire of
II. L. PECK, Agent.
The "No Name" Club of the burg
visited Toledo in sleighs last night and
a pleasant social reception was given
them by Mr.. Philip Lorenz and wife,
They arrived home at o'clock this
morning and report grand time.
1t ia said that one tree marks the cor
ner of three counties in Ohlo-Wood Han.
cock and Seneca. A COW rubbing her sidei
against the trunk In Hancock county chews
her cud in Seneca and brushes Wood coun
ty flies with her tail-that Is in fly time.
When at depth Of little over /, 400
feet The drill was lost in the well at this
point Tuesday and was not secured until
noon to-day. 1t was expected that they
would he ready 10 shoot the well by New
Years day, but this delay will prevent.
The Ladies' Centennial Society will
hold their next Social at the residence
of Mrs. George S. Mcknight, Fri lay
afternoon, Jan. 7th. All are cordially in
viled gentlemen will find supper in
readiness from six to eight o'clock.
MIR John c. Leydorf was engaged
all Of last week in filling his ice houses
with l2 inch ice and of as fine quality as
ever taken from the Maumee. He will
be well prepared to supply and keep
cool his old customers next summer.
A fan will be furnished each who take
the cake.
-Talmage is free 10 confess that he does
not desire 10 go 10 tie better world so long
as lie can stay aud do good in this one
There are others who apparently have a
lingering desire To tarry and 10 see how
much misery they can produce. 1t may
be that they are afraid of Judge where no
jury is required.
Whether we strike oil, gas or what.
not, it is quite evident that we have
struck the poetic muse. By special re-
quest we give another production from
our local poet IN which he links the
various representatives of the pt ople in
Council as a rope of sausage and makes
them rhyme and jingle and jingle and
rhyme as merry as the sleigh bells upon
our streets.
1t is only the whule,ale clerks who
are recognized in society IN Loui-ville
where the lines are drawn very closely
Some of the retail clerks are kicking, and
one writes to a paper there to say: II
saw in your issue of the 30'h uit. an
item in regard TO clerks in wholesale
houses not being able TO do justice to so
| cieiy on account Of the hours they have to
work. What is the matter with the retail
clerks? Are they counted out OF society ?
They work from 7:30 A. NJ until 8 PM, ex.
cept one or two nights in the week"
Mr.. Henry Lucas, of San Francisco,
St nds to his father copy of tie Daily
ErdminT Of the 18th, inst, giving full
particulars of the work of the murderous
waves in the total wreck of the whaling
bark Atlantic and the loss of the lives
of thirty seamen off Cliff House Beach,
after heroic struggle for their lives, in
sight of land, which occurred on the
Nth. He also sends splinters and other
relics from the wrecked boat. which has
been turned over to the JOURNALS COL
lection, with thanks for same.
flea. ID. W. II. Day returned home
from California last Saturday, having re-
covered from the bullet wound in the h n
from stage robbers in California Nov. 11th.
1t was Ivy accident that lie received the
wound, the two robbers having got the
drop ON the driver aud two passengers, and
while attempting 10 secure the doodle one
Oi the robbers revolvers was acc deniaiIy
discharged. The robbers were nvices in
the business, and partly recognized by
Glen. Day MS two miners working near
where Mr.. Days brother was building a
saw mill, were captured. tried aud in the
pen before the General left.
Our whilom friend, Mr.. Everett E.
Smith, of Austin, Texas, will accept
our thanks for a holiday number of the
Duly Spokesman of that City, which cen
lains twelve pages on fine tinted paper
and much valuable matter periainingt to
the wealth and prosperity of Austin, the
city situated in the midst of erer-green
hills. It's pages are also profusely illus
trated with cuts of its public buildings,
that of the new Capitol bnilding com
pairing favorably with the National Cap
itol at Washington, while their court
house, university and academy buildings
will take rank with those of the leading
and older states of the North. The gem
eral appearance of the Statesman gives
evidence of the thrift of the Capital
city.
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Spect acles
Special attention given to Repairing. Ali
Warranted. JOHN ZURFLUH,
35 Monroe ST. Toledo.
For Sale.-A good stout pair of one
horse bobs. Enquire of ID. LUCAS.
Masonic Installation ana Banquet
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