Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-11-28

"A b. & o. Ry fireman was killed at
Hicksville Saturday while making a
coupling.
Mrs. S. w. Lindsay of Peoria, ILL.,,
pays her respects to the JOURNAL for
another year.
Chicken thieves have been getting
their work in on several chicken coops
lately in and around town.
Music lessons, drawing or painting
lessons. Holiday painting to order, at
reasonable prices. Anna G. Beach.
Hiram 2. Mcknight has filed a
motion in Wood Co. Common Pleas
Court for hearing on writ OF habeas
corpus.
On Friday last, james Donovin, a
glass blower of B. q. fell off Il T. C. g.
G. II. II. oil train and had an arm and
leg cut off from the effects of which he
is reported to have died.
There are but two dozen of those
sxlO frames left. If you want dozen
first class cabinets and one of those
frames you must come soon. First
come first served. p. M. Publ, Pho
tographer, Maumee.
Plenty of boiling water should be
used in cooking vegetables,a as the great
erquantity of water the greater the heat.
Ii only little water is used, the whole
soon cools, the vegetables become
tough, and no length of time will
render them tender.
Attorney J. o. Troup of Bowling
Green, one of the examiners OF appli-
cants for admission to the bar, will be
in Columbus next week for the purpose
of giving aspirants to the bar an
opportunity of proving themselves
capable of being admitted.
Are MT you ever going to grow
old, like the rest of usP" asked man
of an acquaintance he had MT seen for
some time. swell, not so long as 1
can purify my blood with Ayers
Sarsaparilla,' was the apt reply. This
man knew what he was talking about.
Wood county Lodge, 112, F. & A.
M. of Bowling Green, elected officers
last week as follows: ]. M. Cunning,
w. NJ; Tom F. Conley, S. W.; Jno.
Troxel, ]. W.: j. H. Watson, Sec'y; d,
B. Beers, Treas: Mortimer Mum,
S. d.; i. G. Doane, j. D.; William
Mum, Tyler.
AT the Peoples Theater next week,
the "Still Alarm"will be the attraction.
1t is spoken OF as one of the best attrac-
tion on the road. The scenery is very
fine and the cast is far above the usual.
Matinees Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day afternoon at l5 25 s. 35 cents. Close
in time to take early trains home.
A '.potato walk" is the latest social
feature in Southern Virginia. A large
knotty potato is lifted from the floor in
small teaspoon in a given length of
time and carried the entire length of
the room. 1t seems quite easy to do,
but 1T is not so, by II long ways. it is
said. Prizes are given to successful
contestants.
On Saturday last, while Alb. Avery
of Plain township, was in the corn field
doing an ordinary job of everyday
husking, while his son was hunting for
quail, and when the boy banged away
at a quail he filled the old mans legs
with fine shot. The DOCTORS picked
most of the shot out of the old man and
he will get along all right, but will
probably let the boy do the husking
hereafter while he works the quail
racket.
Last Saturday evening the jury in
the Gensline murder case in Lucas
County Common Pleas, which had
been out since 10 o'clock Friday morn
ing, reported to Judge Harmon that
an agreement was impossible, and they
were discharged. This is the second
disagreement in this case, and it is
hardly probable that there will be
another trial. On the final ballot
Saturday evening the jury stood eight
for acquittal and four for conviction.
George Z. Ordway OF the Bowling
Green Democrat office, got his right
hand badly mashed in a job press on
Monday and badly lacerated the flesh,
also breaking the knuclle of the third
finger, and although the injury is very
painful it is thought no permanent
injury will result. He will be unable
to work for several weeks, which will
give him II chance to rest during the
holidays. George has the sympathy of
all the boys who know the value of
their type fingers.
Anderson Boswell, dark negro,
about 33 years, 5 #. 10 in. high, weighs
1856 pounds, with pretty white teeth,
except two upper front teeth which
have small decay spots on them, has
short neck and broad shoulders, laughs
loudly. and his occupation is teamster
| or farmland. He is wanted by Sheriff