Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-12-13


Tender. but scarcely ai'-The
Seroict. ....,,..
John smith has had twenty-one flu
nerais In Ifppccanoe county, Ind.
Sacramento contributes to refined civ
llization s,OOO hogsheads of beet sugar.
California has become tired of gold
and diamonds, and talks of starting an
opal mine. I..... .-.. .-.-r-
The "demnition grind of the hand
have invaded the street-cars
IN Boston. sr ~
The average Partisan epicure, tired of
ordinary delicacies, has taken to biting
his snails. @----
The current value of woman. In Eas-
tern Africa is two cows. At. Niblo's It's
only two calves. - ~ 'F'4t
Victor Emmanuel's Government pro-
poses to substitute Italic imprisonment
for capital punishment. 7.4tr5lsr.s-,'
The oldest Mason in America. who
died In Wisconsin the last time. has re-
moved TO Terre Haute, where he is now
living at the age of Io4. -'s+--
v;iia % hos ahscondad ,,,,,f, ,,;shnnos,
gains yiIIa;nonsiy ohrai,,e,i go.
yoAc, n"se-, :iueo !" ca" nave
,l,Igo in a ve,oc;nede-r;nt
,,.. ~.
A Esn"1so.l Ia leuon nas Mon tame
snu GS ~ uanns zen s'sssSs u hasef
IN. 80 .re.. -.
~, nc e,omm y. Moioccv as ciaiiueu os
sae represensslvIs s a., IS .. aour uyhasties'
e"..' '"o'o iooooo '""'' 'ne o'"cs
I"e9ty-siA ue-VoLeo IemaIes Oh ROCK
tsu esa: Ms, osn,;ot;n' ;oea 80 usssus Wd SUI
,fase assoc'a'lou y" Moiiuay lHst.
Fadover tells us Mrs. Fadover says
that 10 ner notion tne yacnt ciuns cups
are hhe oIher people ieeches-they
SUCK regaraiess. ET1s
Many Massachusetts manufacturing
companies are adopting the elght-hour
system, put tney apply IL TO wages as
wen rs 70 work.
A Bridgeport, Conn.,, telegrapher has
devised a method OF recording musical
notes Dy eiectricity, sehaihg treble
tune over sihs.e wire.
A domesticated woodciuck In Eirgin-
Ia CITY, New, has been taught to get
oruhk Oh "mishey ana 10 cheat al poker
just IKE ehfis''an. s>'
st. Johns Church at Portsmouth, n.
H., has AN organ l60 years old, and they
say it's not at all hard to play; in fact,
Hs ai'''ost eoo ""eeHy' ,.+4
The agricultural grangers in Kentuc-
ky propose an organized movement to
reduce doctors and lawyers fees, if fea-
sible; but we fear it isn't.
Indianapolitan reformers hope that
the closure OF bar-rooms while funerals
are passing will do much to diminish in
temperance in that city. s-'f 4t
An eccentric Iudianiap keeps a NET
ratrlesnake in his house, which startles
the nerves of most of his visitors before
they find out that lisa real one.
The Philadelphia Centennial Commls-
sioners have resolved that the commem-
Grafton of the Fourth of ,Julv shall he
formally begun in March, 1876.
Fourteen Celestial cobblers are Oh
their way back to San Francisco from
North Adams, where they thought thew
were deprived OF their awlic rights.
oad;t;on 70 n. o,o-.ie,, ,r,ho
ing list of explosives, it is reported that
a workman in Allcgany County was
killed few days ago by the bursting OF
| pnlley. ..- -
I.ehiph County. Pa. is excited bv The
announcement Of a foot-race for slO0
side between two contestants aged re-
spectiveiy seventy-seyen and. eighty
TWO. as4 szS .f- -
| Massachusetts is practising for the
| gradual revival of an almost forgotten
| custom. n baby has actualiy been
| reared there to the weight of nearly two
pounds. - - - - =,
| a,bers.,s Agr;,.,,,,r., Co,,.,s -o
roaas 70 tea..h H. s,,,don,. -. Js;cP 81.
sro,,s;orS as ,s,a,, a sor .,,s,,;ns aad -
.',,,.;1a,o ,ba s,ro,., s,,a s;,',,,o r
neousiy. s''AsS
In view OF the probable effects ofeum-
| tors who are mastering their forces to
| act upon Congress propose to can the
new through lines "Ccntral water
outs" s.- ssf
| radover tells ms Mrs. .Fadover SAYS
that T;rhhorne trial i'm 'Euylsnd r,ss,