Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-02-24

can be Seen dallyI come, Uncle, get OUT
Old Glory and set her flying over your
headquarters in every village.
We see that Mr.. Tillotson, the SAN
guine protector OF the electric road on
the other side, believes fully in talk
ing the public into his confidence.
Two articles appear in the Blade OF
last week, apparently inspired by him,
telling about the financial outlook OF
his projected road and the route laid
out for it. Hope it may not all be
wind. For our neighbor across the
river deserves to have road to help
them out of the dreadful financial hole
into which natural gas operations have
plunged them. 1t will not for them be
all money thrown away, which they
have as individuals, we understand
subscribed towards building the road.
Success to the Maumee electric road.
We understand that the G. II. & D.,
haye condescended to regard the wants
OF the community so far as to issue ten
trip tickets limited to thirty days and
to be used by one individual only. So
that in order to accommodate all
the members of IL family, each ono
must buy an individual ticket which
is liable to be in part useless, unless
he choose TO ride the whole number
out within the thirty days. Such Il
concession as this to the long suffering
patrons of the road at this place
makes one sigh for the speedy build
ing and running of the talked OF cleo
trio road. 1t is altogether probable
that with the advent of the electric
road the managers of the G.. ii. & ID. +.
would speedily find that it would be
necessary, if they would retain any Of
the patronage they now have in this
place, to concedc something more in
the prices and nature OF their so called
accommodations. That has been the
usual experience of other roads running
out of cities into rural neighborhOods.
A twenty-five cent rate can't stand
dSdlIlSb d bcu-CCuU IL uEOps
And so we who would like frequently
to drop into the city to see our friends
who have moyed there, give our good
wishes to the protector of the new cleo
trio road. May he soon got there.
The Wood county editorial 'com-
bine" held their last meeting ut the
hotel jefferson in Toledo last Tuesday,
the entire ''family'-Wilkinson, ,Speck,
Saxby and Blue being present, and af-
ter the usual discussion Of the business
and political situation in Wood county.
the brethren. accompanied by visiting
friends, among whom might be men,
toned George Beatty of the Central
Ohio Paper Co. of Columbus, attended
the theatre. The play was N. S.
Woods ''Out in the Streets" and it
took the combined efforts OF the party
to prevent brother Saxby climbing on
the stage and strangling the heavy
villain who abused the poor outcast
mother and her blind baby. 1t was
impossible to make him understand
that it was all in the play, and nothing
but the powerful influence OF the below
zero trown of brother Speck kept Sax
by in his chair. The next meeting
will probably be held in Bowling Green
or Detroit, to be decided later on. The
Toledo Bee published the following;
The morning trains brought in big
slice of editorial hustle and wisdom
from Wood county this morning, all OF
which is quartered at the Jefferson
This avalanche comprises Mr.. G. w,
Wilkinson, OF the North Baltimore
Beacon; Mr.. George H. Speck, of the
Pemberville Leader; Mr.. Charles b
Saxby, of the Weston Herald, and, las,
but not least, Mr.. Ed. l.. Blue, OF the
Perrysburg JOURNAL. The quartet o
editors have been accustomed to hold
monthly sessions looking to their sOcia
and business interests at various point!
in the county, but on this occasion they
have convened without their jurisdic-
tion, from what sinister design is mo-
b known. 1t may be to sample Toledo
beer and pretzels, to visit the Midwa!
or to gaze upon the picturesque ant
venerable Lucas county court house
Whatever their object, the Bee ex
tends a hearty welcome to these breth
rem, and If they are SO unfortunate a
to miss their trains this evening, thei
Toledo confreeres will be happy Il
show them the city by electric light.
: Mr.. Albert Favorite, Of Arkansa
City, Kan, wishes to give our reader
the benefit OF his experience with colds
He says: II contracted cold early las
spring that settled on my lungs, an
had hardly recovered from it when
caught another that hung on all sun
mer and left me with a hacking cOug
which thought never would get ri
OF. | had used Chamberlain's Coug
Remedy some fourteen years ago wit
much success, and concluded to try
again. When / had got through wit
one bottle my cough had lett me and
haye not suffered with u cough or col
since. / have recommended it to otl
ers, and all speak well OF it," so cer
bottles for sale by A. II. Champney.