Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-12-31
A HAPPY NEW YEAR.

The d. s. NJ. Railroad agent at Sidney
"retired," 81 500 Of currency belonging to
the company and scooted.
MIR. FRANK WHrrcoMB, proprietor Of
the Columbian House, of Waterville, gives
a Centennial Ball tonight.
HARRY HoTcHKIss has the prettiest
and smartest baby in town-at least he is
the leading disputant on that side of the
question. Decision not yet rendered.
A lady friend sends us word that wo-
men will be employed before long in the
running Of trains on the b. G.. Railroad.
We thihk the reason she gives for this
change is a good one.-Nelr BaitiElOre EHt
Desiring to accommodate all who
wanted job Printing done within the past
ten days, several matters that should have
received attention this week will have to
go unnoticed.
The Supper and Festival given by the
Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ. Z. Church,
Christmas Eve, was also continued on Sat-
urday evening, and the net receipts were
about $50,
Letters for the following persons re-
main in the Posto.fice uncAlled for, for the
week ending Dec. 30 S. Bliss, w. P.
Carr, Louise Mitson, Dora SigIer, A. T.
Stevens and W. C. Thayer.
A large white hog, worth $40 or S12,
has been missing for the past month. Any
one giving information that will lead to its
recovery will be suitably rewarded. Leave
word at FRED. YEAGER's store.
-Wapakoneta has an ordinance against
the hitching Of horses out of doors .or
more than an hour at time. Every vii
lage and city should have similar ono,
and see to ii that it is enforced.
Turkeys, quail, pheasants and rabbits
can commence the Centennial year without
fear of the hunter. The law also provides
that their carcasses shall not be exposed
for sale after January LIST.
We have some new type for printing
address cards, and if those engaged in so
liciting orders for Eastern houres will give
us orders of from six to dozen packs at n
time, we will give them better work and as
cheap.
Providence has ordained we'll. As the
ladies are the best takers one year out OF
four is allotted to them to play the part OF
the gallant. Tomorrow their year COM
mences, and the men will have to take
back seats.
And now the Fourth and Fifth Inter-
nal Revenue Districts have been consolId-
ated, J. B. RoTHsCHILD, of Findlay, retir,
ing, and Collector w. w. WnsoN,"'of Ur-
bana, will have charge of the consolidated
district.
Lucas county, this year promises 70
furnish the largest Delinquent List ever
known in the history Of the county. We
are informed that tile list of delinquen,s
will probably reach ten thousand, which
will net the publishers of it about $4,000.
Tax payers generally must have struck
''hArd pan," if the Treasurer's books are an
indication. Not more than so per cent. oi
the taxes, that should be in at this time
have been paid. With o Duplicate of 81 ;.
SOC, 900, only about S300,0O0 has found its
way into the Treasurer's Commercial
The stave factory of Mr.. NJ. A: TRow.
BRIDGE has been in operation for about
two weeks past, bat will have to shut down
to-day for the want of material to work
with. The roads are in such condition that
hauling, except on the Pike, is out Of the
question.
Mr.. WEBB has been more successful
in his piscatoriaI employment than haI
J. II. REID, Esq. We learn that the latter
gentleman has been working assiduously fol
the past month at Bowling Green, and up
to the present writing has failed to catch
a minnOw,
The labors of our County Commission
ers for the past two weeks, upon bitches ant
roads, has been anything but pleasant
The roads, fields and woods have been al
most impassable. Sheriff BAIRD and hi
deputy have also had like experience il
getting over the county.
Remember that the Boat Club anc
their friends expect to watch for the in
coming of the Centennial year, at +. r
MILLER & Co.'S New Hall tonight. 1t i
reported that the ladies will have an op
portunity to select partners for the dance
after IL o'clock.
We are informed that the members o
the African NJ. E. Church had a pleasan
time at their festival on Tuesday evening
The discussion of the question as to which
was entitled to the greater credit for th'
freedom of the eolored race-ABRAHAN
LINCOLN or JEFF. DAVIS resulted in 9
decision for JEFF. DAVIS.
And now comes the news that anothel
of our TerpsichOreSn frieRds, Mr.. D. J
CARGO, of Bowling Green, has taken undel
his protection Miss HATTIE d. GIBBs, o
WauSeon. This happy event tranSpired OIL
the Esd inst, at the residence Of the bridei
parents. We wish the newly married pail
an unlimited amount Of prosperity.
The pupils attending the public
schOoli Of Cincinnati are Obliged every
morning aS they pass into their rooms tC
show their marks of vaccinations 70 th'
principals who stands as a sentinel for thu
purpose. This u one Of the best means ye
adopted to compel parents 10 look TO thu
welfare Of their children aS we'll % that o
the community.