Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-11-15
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All the inhabitants Of Antwerp City,
Fin the Pennsylvania oil district have
moved away simultaneously, taking
their houses along with them. 1850,
Fadover tells us Mrs. Falover says it lie
no wonder the British are trying TO get
recruits in Dublin for the new war-Pat
was acclimated in sllanty.
A Chattanooga couple have taken three
score years aud ten to discover SUCH an
irremediable incompatibility of temper
as to necessitate immediate divorce.
l. Humboldt county, Ia, has produced
thirteen pairs of twins within,as many
weeks, and many prudent swains have
broken off Heterogeneous in conse-
quenee.
Another addition to the list of blasting
| compounds comes from Pars0nfield, Me-,
where lady has beer seriously injur-
ed by the explosion of bottle of stewed
The travelling public will be pleased
to hear that a young man of Morris, Ill.,,
who went to Chicago on his wedding
trip and bought package of prize cam
dy on the cars, is now no more.
Under the Protestant rule of Kaiser
| Wilhelm it is said that throughout Prus-
sia--despite the old proverb tsCnculius
noni facit monachum''--onec can always
tell a monk by his iscowl. ..7si,t he
1t is reported that many of the hands
| in the Howe. sewing machine factory at
Bridgeport, have vainly offered to work
merely for their board this winter with
out other compensation. mas
Fadover tells us Mrs. Fadover says the
operasltion in musical circles Is great
help to politeness. the tickets is all COM
plimentary, and even the seats have laid
aside their reserve, ,a...,.,i5.tt t
boa Haddam Comm man has iebtained
81 900 for getting himself fhorsewhipped,
| and finding the business so remunera-
tive is anxious to rouse somebody clse's
old Haddam us soon ms possible.-o
A beautiful and accomplished young
lady of Virginia. City, New, has made n
runaway match with an Indian OF 10
degree to whom she has long been at
tached ssthrough good re-Piufe and evil
ttoo. - ita t'H'''" - f'Isl" t''
Typhoid fever is prevailing about
| Springfield and the authorities wonder
a the cause thereof. If they wish to
ldiseover the, truth they will probably
fnd it. as usual, at the bottom of some
of the wells.
Ii is proposed that the fund raised in
South Carolina for a memorial to Cal
| houn be used to establish an asylum for
the widows and orphans of Confederate
| soldiers ut CharlestOwn, to be known as
| the Calhoun Monumental Home.
Maine is entering in competition with
| Connecticut and the Western States in
| the divorce business. More than hrn-
dred couples have been disunited in two
counties during the last terms of court,
and fresh custom is pouring in all over
| the State.
| Greenup, kx., recently lcut all its re-
| sources to the manufacture of pair of
shoes fourteen inches long by six inches
wide, which, II Chicago correspondent
| intimates, were made for u Louisville
belle who couldn't find a small enough
last i'm her native city. ......
London, Tenn., boasts aloud on the
richness of its ferriferous ores, aud
chronicles Il projected scheme for the
erection of several furnaces under the
head of >'rhe reign of King Iron" The
allusion to 'reignfis probably because it
is expected TO make great puddle.
The heart of the prosecuting attorney
of Polk County, Ia, has been indictlng
a good matter in the shape of the Merri-
|
whom thirty true bills have been found.
They will appear for trial culnpassed
with cloud of si7 witnesses.
The Postmastcr-Gencral has decided
that postal cards may not be rendered
in payment of unpaid or short mail mat
ter, and that to atiix printed matter. rs n
slip from newspapcr, to a postal caid, +,
whether with or without writing on the
same, is To make the card liable 10 letter
postage.
The Presidents Indian peace policy is
at last accounted for. Crav, the Ute
brave, has established the fact thai. be-
sides being metaphoricalIy the child of
the '.Great Father" he considers him
self to be actually member Of the
I Grant-Dcnt connection, and so entitled
to his share &C. official good things.
This established, Tray viii cease TO be
4 Pau Ute any longer. -t......-.