Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-01-07
LOCAL MATTERS,
NEW ADvERTIsEmENTs.
Single copies o. the JouRNAL can be had Of
". +. d. Ross, at the Postofice.

The Delinquent List Of Allen county
occupies eight columns Of the Lima Demo
erdt.
The invitations are issued for the Ma
sonic Festival on the 10th inst. 1t is the
coming event.
New Year calls were not so numer-
Gus this year as last, but those who did en-
gage in calling had pleasant time.
The citizens Of Port Clinton are circu-
lating petition to Congress, praying for
an appropriation Of $4,000 for their har-
Dor.
The churches at Lima are observing
the week Of prayer by holding Union Pray
er Meetings in the Court House, from to
10 A. NJ. each day this week.
The Ladies Of Lima issued 200 invita-
tions to Leap Year Ball at the City Hall
in that city, on Wednesday evening, and II
is considered the event Of the season.
The Bowling Green railroad, with
rolling stock, real estate, oil cans, and
monkey wrenches, was leased for ninety
nine.yenrs for 100000 Defiance Democrat
Mr. GEO. w. HILL has been reward
ed for changing his mind on the county
'eat question, by being awarded the posi-
ton Of Deputy in the Probate Judges Of
flee.
Mr.. J. G. ToFFMAN's meat market
presented a very Inviting" appearance
during the holidays. In fact il is one of
the tasticst and best kept markets we have
ever seen.
For the week ending Jan. G. letters for
the following persons remain uncalled for
Steve Babcock, Vim. Bowser, Jno. Duff
mire, Ira i. Duncan, Isaac Rhoads, Peter
Wyek and J. Williams & Co.
"A bill was intro lu,ed in the House at
Columbus, on Wednesday, to remit the
penalty for taxes unpaid December 90,
1875, and to extend the time of payment of
the same until April -, 1876.
We learn that the enterprising people
of Bloomdale, in Bloom township, have
succeeded in getting telegraph Office cs-
tabished there, and are now ready to com
municate with the outer world.
Doc. SPENCER has been studying old
Prob, and predicts: awe prophecy, that
il the weather continues as warm and mid
until April LIST. az it has been for the past
week, that this will Le mild winter"
KINDER, Of the Putnam County Scnti-
mel, is of the opinion that this centennial
business ia being carried too far. He got
hold OF some centennial butter the other
day, hence his arrival at this conclusion.
Bro. Timmons having failed to get
married, has written a song which he calls
sew my pants tight, mother. ."-Ondwd
Sentinel.
You're another! We didn't write that
song.
From the Fostoria papers we learn
that il was only Mr.. RIcHARD, the princi-
PIE, that consolidated with the ada School
and not the Northwestern Normal School,
which is yet in hourishing condition at
Fortoria.
The pleasant spring weather, for the
past ten lays, has enabled those engaged
in repairing the streets and street crossings
to complete their work, and it is done in
manner highly creditable to those in
charge Of the work.
Lucas County presents the boss De-
linquent Land List, which occupies near
ly trenty-eigh columns of the Toledo Dem
Ocrdi. Wood county produces the next
largest We have seen, occupying eight col
umns of the Sentinel.
The editor Of the Perrrysburg Journal
printed cut OF an old dried up bass wood
tree and labeled it MERRY Christmasn-
Defiance Democrdt.
The greeneyed monster still at work.
This shows how much he knows about tim
ber
The Steamer Ruby went into winter
quarters Just before Christmas and Mr.
z. d. LOCK returned to his home in this
place. Several friends were assembled ut
his home on New Years night to indulge
in the game of Pedro.
The Delinquent Land List in Putnam
county makes five and a half columns of
the Ottawa county Sentinel. About the us
ual siz. for that county. Several other
counties furnish Lists of about equal
length. Fulton is the shortest, making
but a trihe over two columns
before +. X. MILLER & Co. had
scarcely got their goods out of their old
builIing, Messrs. PECK 4 HAMILTON had
the old roof off and new one on. They
are also remodeling the building inside
and will occupy it in few days with
their mammoth stock of Hardware, Sc.
The Toledo Commercial has established
a free advertising column for Situations
Wanted" Help Wanted,' Lost or
Found" for the benefit of the unen
ployed who have M means to pay for adj
vertising, and can only find employment
by going in search for it, This example
is worthy of imitation.
Nearly every subscriber who has stop.
ped the JOURNAL during the past year,
with the remark that they thought they
would try some other paper for while,
have renewed their subscriptions. Some
OF these have remarked that they did not
know what they wanted until they missed
the visits of the JOURNAL.
The handsomest and most appropriate
calendar issued for the Centennial year, we
will venture to say, is that sent out by the
Home Insurance Company, of New York.
II il issued on twelve cards, each one con-
tanning calender for the month, finely
executed picture on each of important bat
ties in the Revolutionary War, with his
orical sketch of the scene on back OF card