Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-11-26

burg and accept position in the Cloak
house of Sanbourn s. Co.. Toledo.
The "West End" young people en-
ioyed a party at the home of Miss
Laura Ewing a few evenings since.
John Anon, who has been sick
with pneumonia for the past four
weeks, is now able to he about the
hcuse although he is not yet entirely
well.
Charles Mills has opened up n
barber shop in Ashton Taylor's build
ing. Charlie is starting out for him
self in good shape and we wish him
success.
"A surprise party was given John
Homer last Tuesday evening by his
friends who called on him. A very
pleasant evenings entertainment wa s
enjoyed by all present.
John NJ Wilson will move his fam
/ lily to Toledo next week. That "early
crew. Mr.. Wilson's family will be
greatly missed by their friends.
will Scott says nothing but mad
dog can scare him, but when one OF
those crazy things come at him he
can't fly fast enough. Will is really
getting TO be quite u brave hoy lately.
AT St. Rose de Lima church. on
Tu, SHAY last, Jumes Sohnley and Miss
Katie Fisher were united in marriage
! by Rev. G.. Fl. Reiken. They wi
make their future home in East Toledo.
Peter Bowers of Haskins and Miss
Lavina Rider of Hull Prairie were
united in marriage by Rev. G.. A.
Adams, on Saturday. Nov. 10Th, 1892.
They have the best wishes of IL large
number of friends.
Baby will have n new dress since
"papa" came Up from Toledo and set
tied with "mamma.' 1t WAS n rather
shady transaction, but SO a month
until baby is 4. were terms OF settle
ment, and papa" thinks he is getting
OFF cheap.
Lanes Wcdiciuc Moves the Bowels
| Each bay.
| In order to be healthy this is necessary.
Monday night, the barn on the Lu-
cas- Co. Children's Home farm was dis
covered to be in blaze, and it was in =
possible te save anything except three
cows and II buggy. Four h,rses and
considerable hay and feed were de-
stroyed. Cause, unknown.
Capt. Frank A. Wetmore was hon e
Ia 1t Monday night. He reports being
out in the gale of last week, but came
in all right 1t is claimed that the
present Fall has been one of the hardest
on shipping for many seasons. The
Reynolds sighted several steamers that
were beached in the heavy gale. "A
life on the rolling deep" at this time
of year Is not n pleasant one.
A mad dog (cr one that was fright.
ened out of its canine senses) created
some considerable excitement in town
last Sunday. The dog was probably a
stranger in these parts and had been
given the usual treatment of a lost dog.
| He looked strange and scared, and in
self defense snapped at every person
who kicked at him and all dogs that
barked at him, and thereby won the
honor of being considered mad dog.
= a dog that would not so mad Mt such
treatment would have less sense than
the average canine. There was more
madness in some of the people than
= there was in the dog.
CAughsNg Lends TO CoUsum ption
I kemps Balsam stops the cough at once.
On Tuesday night at about II
; o'clock, while four trains, one possen
ger and three freights, were working
around each other ut this place, Dar
J. Rice, brakeman on the local had just
onto the rear end Of caboose to hell
/ push another freight off the switch
i when two parts OF the freight traiI
!. which had broken in two were backed
IS together with such force as to recl wthe
i rear platform of the caboose ana jan
: :he brakeman between the COW catcher
). and platform. 1t was necessary to bacl
the train in order to eXtricate the poo
:. fellow from his position. He was takel
to S. b. Rice's hotel near the depo
: and DR.. Rheinfrank called, and al
though the man was badly jammed /
is believed no bones were broken. A
large splinter was forced through til,
y lower jaw and up through the uppe
lip knocking out one tooth and produc
. ing IL very painful though not danger
10 Gus wound. Rice is Il married man AN,
fd5 his family reside in Toledo, but hat
,r gone to Weston to visit friends owe
- Thanksgiving and on Wednesday morn
, ing he was assisted aboard train ant
: went to Weston. He proved to be