Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-06-11

On meeting Judge Phelps, Saturday,
who was over with large delegation from
Bowling Green, he smole sardpnlc smile
and greeted us with, "The money bags
have come oyer 10 buy you out" All
right Jedge, we had caught on two weeks
or more previous and have been smiling up
both sleeves to SEQ the grasping for straws.
Young Men, call at Finkbeiner's and
see that nice lot Of latest style neck wear.
All kinds Of Wall Paper and Ceiling
Decorations, at A. r. CHAMPNEY's.
Marshal David Knapp, of Grand
Rapids, died suddenly at his home at IL
o'clock on Thursday night last, Of heart
disease. He was 81 years of age, served in
the late war, was an honored member OF
the g. A. r., the members Of which con-
Quoted his funeral services at Watcrville on
Saturday, where he was laid to resi- beside
his wife.
School Books, at FtNKBErNEn's.
--Messrs. Cook & Cranker's livery barn
has settled down TO its new position, having
changed front from Third TO Louisiana
avenue, raised further from the ground,
and the change makes decided improve
ment for the barn and Mr.. Leafs Hotel.
They will remove their livery back TO their
new quarters facing sun rise tomorrow,
And they have fine array Of fturn-outs, too,
New line of the celebrated Craxton,
Wood & Cos fine Kid Button Shoes at
A. WILLIAMS,
Mr.. John Powen, in looking up in
surance matters over the county, found one
man who thought the JOURNAL did not
give as much attention to "lo1al news in
the county" as it should. 1t is little sur
prising that he could not find more, when
men are kept on the road whose principle
mission is to work up that kind of a senti-
ment. If lie will inquire in the right
quarter he can find fifty who are Of the
opinion that the JOURNAL il giving en-.
tirely TOO much attention to local matters
that are of vital Importance to tax-ptyers.
Very stylish Soft and Stiff Hats. also
full line Straw Hats at FINKBEiNER's.
1t is the hight of inconsistency for
correspondent of the Sentinel from this
burg to abuse Mr.. N. Wedertz tor "voting
in the Village Council with the Demo-
Gratis" because he had been appointed TO
fll the unexpired term of Republican,
and not say anything about the appoint
ment of "Hon." j. r. Tyler by the Board
of Education az a member of the Examin-
ing Committee for the Way Scholarship.
II we are 10 have no politics in the State,
why should we have politics in counties,
townsh ips and corporations?
"A fine assortment of Box Paper, AL
bums, Pocket Books, Purses, Jewelry
Hair and Clothes Brushes, very cheap, at
A. K. CHAMPNEY's.
-Four young Toledo bloods drove
down to Gibbs club house on Su nday and
remained until about 8 p NJ. before start
ing home. When near Manhattan in a
dark woody copse four men emerged from
the bush and caught their horses by the
bridle and demanded some money. After
parleying for some time, after the manner
of the gentlemsnly burglars who entered
Mr.. Baumgardner's residence, in which
the boys protested that they had no money
the man at the horses' heads let 60 the
reins TO step back to the carriage when the
boy holding the reins gave the horses a
sharp cut with the whip and they few for
the next mile or so, thus making their es-
cape badly frightened.