Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-10-11
MEIANGE.

The articles chiefly sold at most fancy
fairs-the visitors.
The Tichborne claimant has again
taken to exOrton the public in his own
behalf on the stage of London theatres.
The castor Oil market has opened briskly
at Duquoin, H., probably on account of
the preceding plenty of the green fruit
crop. ,i.r.v
A woman with seven children and
husband to support does the
whole thing handsomely by selling cigars
at Pittsburg.
There is girl in Minnesota without
any legs who offers $40, 900 to any man
who will marry her. Bids to be sent to
the Chicago Times.
A Detroit bootblack has a band account
of 81 900, much TO the surprise of all who
know how much backing is required by
the average Michigan boot. as8 ..
A pretty Chinese girl is now undergo
ing trial at Pekin, charged with beiug
captain of a piratical craft recently blown
up in one of the Chinese rivers,
An Alton (Ill.) woman recently threw
a brick at dog and hit her husband who
stood fifty feet behind her. That is an
illustration of woman's ways.
Martha Jones, of Edinburgh, Scotland.
so dearly loved young man that she
bit off the end of his nose, and her father
was obliged to pay "a 500 damages. g y
A Danbury woman shot at burglar
about midnight last week and lodged
load of buckshot i'm her husband, whom
she was not expecting till morning.
Another Wild woman with nothing to
wear frequents the forest in Union Parish
La. She is supposed to have escaped
from some fashionable watering place
A Missouri woman turned her hus-
band upside down in the milk churn the
other day because he swore at her moth
err. He respects his mother-in-law now.
A family at Blackstone, Mass, express
unreasonable surprise at having found
bull-frog in their milk-can, not rejecting
that the reptile was in its native ell
ement. ~ N.-s M
A Methodist preacher announces thai
he will. at an early day, deliver sermon
on the "last trump" He meditates this
probably with view to :srope in'' the
gamblers.
A Western gentleman insists that he
| has caught the hippo-zymosis from
neighbor's horses. but his doctor fa-ci-
cally remarks that it's more likely hippo
chandriasis.
Horseshoe pins are greatly in vogue at
present for gentleman's neck scarfs.
What does this indicate? The prevail
ence of horse on the brain or the revival
| OF superstition? -Yf.tT
One of the difference between mill
ne. no,y o'. hn.,a anu oas. ,'a.'s so,"'
| i'm the wear. while for the latter every
day is opening day.
| ~, .lsa4
| me freshman CLASS oi Coipy chiVer-
SHY, aO :" "alerVilie, Me-. accOroing "a
| iocal cnromcie, em moraces TOUR Young
aauies. "niSn Is snocHingy a"proper'
|
pnllosoPuer umei.S Sfctoo S1
Vi Cne IoeAs near ceutrdi arh uINiues
maukllld inU0 @ TWO classes, tnihHers anu
orinkers. ihose VINO Chnnk con urihh'
ana tnose VINO drink dont thlnk.
An exchange announces that ga scheme
IS OH foot looking TO the assumption by
1ne GoVernment oi ehe entlre deot OF Ine
ooutherh STATES. L! SO, tne oods are Ten
to one that IL won't be a ''Sratmtous as
SUMPTION.
Urban horticulture is encouraged by
the Police STRENGTHENING Rureal, among
the poorer classes. Every resident in
the tenement quarters Is aIioweo 20 nave
|
under his windows. l.- s.a-s
Chicago boasts of having realized by
tbe sale of seats in one of its new churches
a sum s.verging on $35. .OOO.' whereon a
native with a limited knowledg of French
observes that ''vergin,' is good word to
apply to pew-sell, s1.1i i-sslI 4,l-
A Communicating of Connecticut agri
cnltur;stS broke mn in disUust ON aeconnt
of .ha s' ;ntro3nction H ~ nf movement fo
ldiScOuntemance the use Of tobacco. Re-
ng'o. Is Cn.; Une .n. Ga' ou.o. '';.o o,h. !,
thing.
..
| Ihe rurai Sehtieinah VINO, nav.ls veeI'
brought up on candles. persists IN blow
ing OUT ms gas on Iet,rlns ior tne n.gns
Is III Iown. ne uiu SnaC in an up-.oMl
Doarutng-h0use highI or Two sllice anu
was rescued py ieuger wheh heariy as
phyA Aiaeeu' -eAe
lcis uhuefsuooti Gna1 couusei 10. tne
oeieahce IN the Daoy-larmihs pussness .s's
VIII advance Ile a,Sune"t .'.as .ns
nurse 9oes oecaslonaity ne ou %P VI al
lnianI ~ oniy SHOWS lslmotuy eaie.
.a, Wn,cn Is Jus. WHAT s"e asrees ~ give 'e'
httie ooaroers'
A respected resident of Richmond Va.
whose character for veracity is unim-
Rcac"Su, ieSenI,s oes s 1 ..... o....
.naI ne maui. nau,I oeen s;'.s ,s;,sereh,, az, mey
years WHICH pu'S s,o.,a, n,,m ,o,,a;
anea9 a: VI any o.ier a.,sot;ss.' e"'"'-
o"'e LII pop"'ar eseil'"'ion.
; Hot august nights seem to vex General
Spinner's slumbers. He has been writ
J ing another opinion upon the currency
question and giving it currency in the
p apers.
Marx, it, Ceasaris: it is old and plain:
, And the free maids that weave their thread with
NJ - =, o,.rt. :. 70 Senss, si,iS, cont,
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A Chinese pilgrimage 70 miraculous
! fountain at Shanghai Is called IN Engiish
papers as evidencing the ignorant super
, stitution of the semi-6arbarous Mongo-
, nan race. whiie the brltlsh farayding
ceremonial is attended, we are told, with
all the elegance OF the most luxurious
civilization. Which SNOW now circun-
stances alter cases.
, Once a careless man went to the Gel