Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-12-15

and reports them quite plenty IN some por-
tions of the county.
JOSH Billings says the "chipmunk
IL the smallest ov the squirrel tribe.
They are striped goods. having three lines
wove into them, running the same way the
SQUIRREL duz"
There is some anxiety to know if a
postal card mailed at Columbus Grove has
reached its destination. 1t was addressed
as follows: upper SAINT Duskey, Wine
dot Co., Ohio"
ADVERTISED LETTERS: Dora Brown,
Catherine Cassidy (care Geo, McKuky)
Nathan Donaldson, Liervie Mailer, Frank
Martin John O'IIeam, Maggie Skinner,
Geo. Tourtillott.
The editor waves the Deshler Flag over
the city fathers of that village, and wants
to know how they stand on the "yirtuous
issue" of allowing a flock of "soiled doves"
to hutter on the streets.
The editor of the Tippecanoe Herald
is very observing reporter He says;
Fancy designs for barber poles can be
procured on the ice when bevy of girls
congregate theron. Pull down your vest"
Anything you may want for Christ
mas present enquire for 1t at TAYLOR &
MmLERs.
The Fire Company at Bryan has re-
solved to give a ball on Christmas evening,
the proceeds to be placed in the hands OF
a committee and used tor the relief of the
poor Of that village during the winter.
1t is announced that the third paper
is to be started in Fostora, named the Sen
ecd County Independent, with Ed. JONES
and \. G. THORNTON editors and proprie-
tors.
Owing to bad roads which caused q
scarcity Of stave bolts, and with fair sup
ply of manufactured stavcs aud heading
on hand, Mr.. NJ. A. TRowBRIDGE shut
down his stave factory some ten days since
and started on trip East.
-ForBythe Post Grand Army of the Re-
public, Of Toledo, will give another "camp'
FIRE" entertainment on next Wednesday
evening, Dec. 20. Old soldiers who desire
to spend pleasant evening will not find q
better place.
The New Baltimore Enterprise il
alarmed at the amount of petty thieving
from farmers and the number of hurglarie'
committed in that vicinity, and thinks il
would be good idea to form vigilance
committee to rid the country of the evil.
The editor of the Putnam County r.
dette got tired, as he says, of trying to dc
frst-class work with 18th class material
and has brought his paper out in brar
new dress. 1t is we'll conducted papel
aud now makes a fine appearance.
There has been considerable inquiry
of late concerning the requirements Of law
for the protection of deer. The law passed
last April provides that no deer shall be
killed In the State of Ohio between the Is
of December and the 18th of October. The
penalty for violation is severe.
1t will crafty your curiosity 20 SCI
TAYLOR & MILLER's Stock of Candy. Re
member the little folks during the holi
days.
Those desiring to make a christmas
present to absent friends, could not senC
scarcely anything to former residents o
this locality that would be more accepta
bic than copy of the JOURNAL for on
year. 1t only costs ST. 20 outside of thu
county, the postage being paid by us.
Lima Democrat! "Tramp printer
are on the wing. They tell pitiful storie
and their noses are extremely red" Onl,
had three IN one day last week, Lik
most other tramps they spend what littl
money they may have an opportunity o
earning for whisky, and then expect t
beg the substantials Of life.
Toledo claims that tho control of tn
Toledo & Woodville Road should be he'll
by the city as terminus for all roads dc
string the right Of way into the city, an
Judge LEMON has issued an injunction re
straining the Trustees of said road tror
completing a contemplated lease to tn
Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
1t Is announced that through train
will be put on the Columbus & 'Toled
Road in about a week. It's expected tina
the time table will he SO arranged as {
have a train leave Toledo in the morning
! which will give the passengers four hour
time in Columbus, and return to Toled
in time for tea.
The Catalogue Issued from oberll
College exhibits fair representation fror
this vicinity. The following names appea
therein: JULIA NJ. and ELLEN ADAM
Perrysburg; A. G. SHATTUcK, ]. A. BAB
BER and j, II. CoNDrT, Tontoganyi JON
G. BUcKLIN, Grand Rapids; EMMA
SMITH, Woodyille, and MARY y, SlsdEI
Waterville.
Not one person In dozen can tell th
names Of those whose busts are found o
postage stamps. The bust on the one eer
stamps represent Franklini twos, jackson
threes, Washington hves Taylor; sixe
Lincolnj sevens, Stanton; tens, Jefferson
twelves, Clay; ffteens, Webster twenty
fours, Scott; thirties, Hamiltoni nineie
, Perry. The seven, twelve and twenty -foU
cent stamps are not now issued, but man
of them are in circulation.
: -DOn'l forget to read TAyLoR 3 Mn