Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1874-01-24

ENGINE No 2, on the p. 81 Y. r. R., WA
at the repair shop last week having new
smoke stack put on it.
NEXT Tuesday evening the last OF the
series of Social Club Dances will be held
at the Stockwell House.
THE three new billiard tables. ordered
by Mcfarland and Hazen. have arrived
and been placed in position.
FAzE has moved into the rooms oveI
Eddy's shoe-store, in the rear OF those oc
cupied by DIR. H. Fl. Jackson.
B. EHRLIcH, proprietor OF the New York
Cheap Store. is out again this week with
a new and attractive advertisement.
THE Literary Club was favored with a
large audience last Fl iday evening. The
exercises were usually entertaining.
THE bowling alley OF Messrs. Garfield
& Jewell is still favored with large pat
ronage. 1t is s.good exercise for the mus
cles. You know"
THURSDAY night must have heen ter
ribIy cold one to sleep out Of doors--or
even under the partial shelter afforded by
an omnibus.
The builaing purchased by Mr.. Stewart
of the Town has been fitted tor occupancy
and this week Mr.. Stewart has moved into
hfs new quarters.
AN employee of Coe & Wilkes, by the
name of Skelly. received a severe cut on
his left hand last Saturday. DR.. Root
dressed the wound.
WHEELER and Thompson's dancing
school, on Friday night last. was crowded
to such an extent as to be almost uncom-
Portable, at times.
SPRING must be near at hand for tramp
printers have made their appearance
These are an indication more certain than
even the appearance of the blue-bird.
THE +. g. Y. q. r. have officially an
nounced that hereafter the notes issued
By the Grand River Improvement Compa-
ny will be received at par on subscription.
ANOTHER lot of new instrumental and
vocal music has just been received at the
JOURNAL Office. Call and examine the
stock-which is by far the largest in the
place.
REGULAR meetings have been held at
the Methodist church, here. during the
past and present week. Our correspond
ent from Perry says that the special ser
vices there, also still continue.
THE 5th lecture Of the course given by
the ladies of the M. E. Church will be de-
iivered on Wednesday evening, Jan. 9Th,
by Tod Ford, Esq.,, Of Akron. Subject,
s'GoWest young Man."
THE ladies of the Painesville Benevo-
lent Association make an urgent appeal
for donations OF money, and state that
there are large number OF destitute
now In need OF food and fuel.
FOR the latest prices, both buying and
selling, OF all kinds OF produce, consult
our market reports, which are, each week.
by far, the most complete Of any published
by any other paper in the district.
'sRUFE" got job one day this week be.
cause a farmer was careless in turning his
team around and backed the wagon
against one of the wheels of a light buggy
standing on one side of the street
WE area under obligations to G. A
Avery, who is now in England, for copies
OF late London daily papers. We under.
stand that 1t is mis- intention to return to
this country sometime in February.
disappeared in this section. From farther
south, however, reports show that its fet.
ters still bind the trees and shrubbery al
most as firmly as on the morning after the
storm had ceased.
QUITE probably there are those among
our readers who will be interested in
knowing that the Directors of the Lake
Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad
have decided that 1t is inexpedient to de-
clare the regular February dividend.
this place for several months past, has
recently finished a most admirable por
trait of the late Mrs. Barns. of Cleveland
He Is now engaged in painting that of tbs
little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. c. Mel
lis, VI this place.
SALooN-KEEPERs evidently find but lit
tie favor in the eyes of Judge Garfield. II
Chardon he sentenced a few, for their hrs
fine, to a fine of $500 and imprisonment oil
bread and water for ten days. Cour'
opens here on Monday next with Judge
Canfield on the Bench.
THE concert to be given by Professor
Huber, a notice Of which appeared in the
JOURNAL of last week, is now definitely
announced as to take place on Wednesda,
evening, Feb. 1Ith. A very attractive
programme is promised and we. bespeat
for the Professor a liberal patronage.
THERE were about forty couple at the
Mechanics Club Dance at the Stockwel
House, on w Wednesday evening. All pres.
ent appeared to enjoy themselves. The
next dance Is announced to be masquer
ade and to take place two weeks from this
last one that is on Wednesday evening
Feb. 4th.
IA0Akss tAt "cAt0SA ud9 thhCu q SAas96e
and at present writing-ThuIsday after
noon--the air is as warm and balmy as on
spring morning Fires are discarded
and doors and windows are everywhere
thrown wide open. The open winter
prophet can take courage and show his
face again.
Mr.. WoooDHEAD. OF Perry, is the pos
SCISSOR of one Of the finest span of mules
we think, in the county. Sixteen and one
half fhands high, weighing about 240O, wei
matched and in good condition they are
hard to be equalled. One of them Is 6
most excellent roadster and has made hit
mile to wagon in less than three minutes
Our various Departments are this weel
almost more than usually INTEREST," ng ant
valuable. Knowing that we are striving
to make this paper the best in the Dis
trict, and believing that our efforts are to
a certain degree successful, we confident
ly invite comparisons with any of our CO.
temporaries, by those who are about to
subscribe for yet some more paper"
A YOUNG man from the rural district
came to town last Saturday aud invested
In ssreal estate'' too heavily. The conse.
quences were that he got excited and
noisy-w ahted to bet his horse could go 1G
s1oc. s,,iuufas aud RpalIy nrot t;raA