Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-02-06
A. WILLIAMS

burglary this week.
-WANTED-Five copies Perrysburg
JOURNAL of January 80, 92, at this Office.
Mrs. Casper Brandhuber of Toledo
is quite sick and several of her Perrys-
burg relatives are in attendance at
her bedside.
Now is the time to order your fruit
trees and all kinds of nursery stock for
this Springs setting. Anything wanted
in the above line call on John Anon
46j Perrysburg.
-LoST.-Ladies Pocket book con-
tanning small amount of money. Owner
will be literally rewarded by leaving
same at JOURNAL office.
The world will be nearer right
when man has learned to laugh
little less at his neighbor's troubles and
a little more at his own.-Fx.
The Lucas Co. Horticultural
Society, held very interesting session
at the residence of .L.Pray, at Water
vile on Wednesday of this week.
-Mahr's new furniture wagon is a
beauty and is much admired. They
carry an immense line of elegant fur
niture and bed springs. 1t pays to see
their goods. Next door to new library.
Our thanks are due George Wal
lace for fine Indian skinniug stone,
which was found on his farm. Also to
j. M. Charles for several bullets which
were found imbedding in an old elm
tree % inches from the outside
-Shakesphere will please excuse us
if we modify him thus: Thrice is he
clad who hath his system strengthened
with Ayers Sarsaparilla, and he but
naked, though arrayed in furs, whose
blood is poor Or with disease corrupted.
An Incompatible medicine!
The JOURNAL returns thanks to
Chas. Sisson for an old flint lock horse
pistol from the Fairbanks collection
The relics and specimens are now nicely
arranged and indeed rare collection
consisting of u large number of rare
coins, different varities of ores, Indian
curiosities and relics; and are of much
value rs Il collection.
When it comes to pluck "our'
viii Parks of Toledo, is a dandy. He
chased two sneak thieves who hai
stolen his coat and when engaged il
pounding one of them the other at
tackled him with n knife and gave hin
q slash on the neck, but Will secured ;
policeman and gave chase and agair
overlook the men, gave one to tht
policeman to watch while he hustled
after the other and finally succeeded il
bringing him in. Will deserves to b,
, inspector of police.
, Everything in the line of gro
ceries and provisions also vegetable
and baled hay can be purchased of G
a. Hoffman,.
Capt. Lange of the steamer G. b
, Wallace WAS in Maumee last weel
| endeavoring to have the people chip il
!. the price aud dredge a channel so hi
boat could reach the Maumee docl
every day. Capt. Pierce of the w. X
; Burt was here last week looking afte
. his steamer. The JOURNAL is informe,
/ that she will have extensive repair
Y this Winter, and that n dock will b
q built for her use at Eden Park whicl
will be extensively fitted up for pic-nl
parties, and that the river excursion
business will be worked very OK
tensively next season.
d On Friday evening of last weel;
+ about thirty young people were invite,
guests of Miss Myrta Wight ut TIL
home of Supt. Saddler. They had
Jolly time. "A number of large sncet
of paper were hung up and each perso
o was blindfolded and then drew IL pictur
O Of II pig on the paper. The best phi
was drawn by Alfred Witzler for whicl
/, he received a neat prize, but Tor
u Chilcote came in for the humpback pi
and secured souvenir spoon abou
three feet long. The young peopl
= made taify and wound it aroun
n Saddler's neck and ears and jammed
~ down the inside and outside of hi
: neck and took the opportunity {
n getting square with him out of schOt
hours