Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-01-15

There were eleven cases Of scarlet fever
and one death thcrefrom, reported in Ober.
lin last week.
The Delinquent Tax List Of Paulding
county occupies nine columns Of the Ant
werp Gazette.
Detroit will bid for the next National
Re-atta. Perrysburg should bid for the
next Regatta of the Northwestern Boating
Association.
The Rev. Mr.. BARKER will preach at
the Baptist church, in this place, on next
Sabbath morning, at the usual hour. All
are invited.
Court is still in session, with pro-
spect Of requiring the full fifteen days to
complete the docket. No cases of general
importance have yet been disposed of.
Miss LIMA EMcH has removed her
Millinery and Dressmaking establishment
into ID. LUCAS Block, where she will be
pleased to see her customers. 39d
The Praying Womens Temperance
Union Of Worcester furnishes the fremOn
Of that city with hot coffee at every fire, the
aim being to forcstall the demand for into1-
icating beverages.
The Delinquent Tax List of Lucas
county only occupies about eighteen col
umns of the Democrat & Herald. City and
town property suffer much more than farm
property this year.
Jonathan PERRIN, Esq, carries a
Cypress cane said to have been cut OH Cen
eral JAcKsoN's battlefield at New Orleans
Mr.. p. has been in possession OF the cane
for thirty-fve years.
The S.atinsl made terrible wall last
week over the manner in which the sub
scriptions to the new railroad we're being
paid up. A few are left to do all the work
and pay all the money.
The Sandusky County Farmers Club
has broken ep, and the Treasurer notifies
the neaabers through the Fremont Journal
that he has sent the balance left in the
treasury, So so, to the western sufferers.
Monday last there were from fifteen to
twenty teams at a time waiting to unload
grain at the warehouse OF F. r. MILE &
Co. This firm Is now taking in on an av-
erage from 1000 to $500 bushels per day.
The Ladies' Temperance League of
Wauseon have started Reading Room,
and now when the men are out late they tell
their wives that they have been spending
their time there. Just like men for all the
world
Several young men from Bowling
Green, engaged in hauling ice for Mr.. GEO.
Ross, should either plead drunkenness, or
accept of the insanity dodge, in extenua-
tion Of their conduct while at dinner at the
Exchange Hotel on Friday last.
Owing to the extreme cold weather Of
last Sabbath the regular Communion SER
vices at the Presbyterian Church were post
poned until P NJ next Sabbath, when it
isexpected that some eight. new acquisitions
will be made to the membership of the
Church.
GEO. WEDDELL, Esc., has disposed of
his drug store in Toledo, and is now pros
pecting with the view of establishing him
self in some other business. He has under
contemplation the opening of real estate
Office in this county. We trust he may
find it profitable to do 20.
The Patrons of Husbandry in Han
cock county have passed resolution in
structing the Purchasing Agent TO buy all
articles that may be ordered through him,
within the county. This is move in the
right direction especially while the scarci-
ty of money exists.
We notice that more interest," than
usual is being taken in the organization
of Military companies under the militia
laws OF the State. A well disciplined mil
itary organization in a town is the pride
OF the place, and we would be pleased to
see such an organization in Perrysburg.
The late cold snap has been rough on
the Bachelors Club. A poem was picked
up at their headquarters this week which
would indicate that'quail on toast is only
vision of the past We retained but two
lines, only hearing it read once:
The members OF the Bachelors Club
Are wondering what they'll do for grub.
The Putnam County Sentinel contained
three articles last week-the Delinquent Tax
List, portrait OF and fall proceedings OF
the execution OF GOODMAN, the mn rderer, and
a list containing the names OF the numerous
corps of correspondents that were present
from different parts Of the country. There
is too much notoriety given such occasions.
LOst.--A water proof cape, lined with red
flannel, and scolloped on Sunday night last,
between Henry THoRSToN's residence and
the Lutherian church. The finder will be
literally rewarded by returning the same
TO MARY LEYDoRF, at the residence OF
HENRY THORNTON.
Below Zero,-Iti is seldom that the full
length OF the thermometer is requi,el to
designate the temperature Of the weather in
this latitude. The full length OF Fahrenheits
best was brought into requisiton on Satur-
day and Sunday last The cold snap ex-
tended we'll over the country and from sew
en- to thirty-f degrees below zero, accord
ing to locality, are the quotations for these
two days. Fifteen degrees below at this
point is the lowest quotation.
= New Press and New Type.-On
Wednesday evening of this week the Toledo
Blade came out in complete new dress,
and printed on four-cylinder press The
progress Of the Blade in the last ten years
has been simply remarkable. May pros
perity continue to shine upon the efforts Of