Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-04-02

The Cincinnai LAW ana orucr
League is working valianily against great
opposition Tor the closing OF the Sunday
theaters, The guilty parties ore being
arrested, but none were fined last week.
The theater people have q convenient
Justice OF the peace before whom they
have themselves arraigned, and Thus, in
some cases they have escaped punishment.
Flour at $l.25 per snck, and Buck
wheat at cents, at the perrysburg Ele-
vator.
Tho February term of the Wood County
Common Pleas adjourned on Tuesday last.
Two indictments wero found against Fletcher
for stealing timber. On tho frst he was fined
$40 and sentenced 10 Jail 20 days. On The
second he was given one year Ii the peniten-
liary. The indictment against L.. Bellevillc foi
perjury, and Sidney Thurstin for suborni-
nation Of perjury, were quashed by consent Of
the Prosecutor, and the horse stealing case
against the latter was continued until next
term, as was The timber-steal ing case against
Meyer aud the assault and battery ase against
Witch.
-Jewelry, Cutlery, Albums, Wallets,
Ladies Bags, Fancy Goods and Notions,
at FINKBEINERs.
The superstilious statistians are still
at work ON the numerous unlucky Fri.
days TO be iound in the present year of
1886, They set this down as the thorough
" Friday year. 1t came in oh Friday,
and will have 6rly.three Fridays, There
are four M oh,hs in the year that have five
Fridays each; changes.ot the moon occur
five times on Friday, and the longest
| and shortest day of the year cash fall ON
Friday. 1t promises 10 be the hangmen's
year and no mistake.
-One OF our young ladiesi who evidently
has given more attention to Peck's bad
boy than TO The ten commandents, laid
piece OF Limberger cheese on the kitchen
table while the lady OF the house was alb
sent at the meat market. Shortly alter
returning the odor of the balm of thous-
and flowers or some other as equally nu-
merous aavors permeated the whole culin-
HC hlbt thOhEht wac
that the fresh meat Just brought in and
laid on the table had spoiled on the road.
II was thoroughly examined, smealt and
smelt, but emitted nothing but sweet odors.
After the whole department had been over.
hauled the true cause OF the essehte of
odors that would drive ynller dog out oil
lanyard WAS traced to and discovered in
very small package done up IN paper on
the table. Then the query arose, what
is il? ?"
Full particulars how you tan make
from fifty cents TO two dollars in one even
irg will be Hent upon the receipt of: n Get
stamp, Address, OHIO STAMP WORKS,
Rushville, Ohio.
in this day and age OF the world it is
no uncommon thing TO hear of something
new every day, and now i've learn that a
blacksmith in Nevada has invented cart
with the axles bent so that the horse is
directly under it, sheltered from the sun
and wind. The driver ats in front and
other passengers sit sideways on the seats
running paCk. lueIe 10 VI co"Ise nieer-
ing apparatus and also an arrangement
with a wide band uoder the horse, so that
in going down hill the animal can be lifted
off his feet and given rest while the
whole outfit "coasts," and the lifting ma
chine comes into use if the horse tries TO
run away turn OF the crank leaves him
working his legs to no purpose whatever.
Just the vehicle to break unruly colts.