Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1874-01-17

SUBSCRIBE now. so as to receive the first
fchapter of "Aiwyn'sl First Wife" TO be
commenced next week.
Now that the weather is growing colder.
frieze Is likely to become fashionable
goods fog ladies gaments
The jail is no longer empty. Haines.
Richards and two others are enjoying the
sheltered retirement it affords.
REroRTs indicate exceeding quietness
/ In the sale of whiskey by the drink but un-
usual activity in the bottle trade.
SEVERAL communications and letters
are necessarily crowded out of this weeks
paper. They will appear in due time.
SEVERAL citizens Of this piace-ail
Democrats tried and true-were at Colum-
bus 70 attend the Inauguration Of Govern
or Alien.
w. 81. GAINES, formerly landlord Of the
Cowles House, but at present of the East
BufEaio House, is here tor q few days sis-
It TO his friends.
5RxPExsRNTATrvx Tryon. As we see by
Columbus papers, has been favored with
position on the committee on Foreign Re.
'1ations,o y and Common Schools.
ouR new engine house looks well and 10
especially interesting as q proof that,
without someone 70 tell them, the people
would not know what they did need.
"ALwxN,s FIRST WIFEso new story
by Miss Mulock the authoress OF t.Oiiyes
and other celebrated works Of fiction Will
be commenced In this paper for next
week.
AT the last meeting Of the Council no
business OF Importance was transacted.
Zone or two ordinances were read the Sc
cpnd time, and few claims ordered to
be paid.
THE necessity Of an additional police
force at the depot has ct last been recog-
nized, and on Saturday last, John Breck
received the appointment Of assistant po-
Iiiceman at that point.
DuRING the late storm telegraphic COM
munication was much broken, and great
dificulty was experienced. on almost all
lines, in even carrying on the necessa
meEc4HbIfe o1slneSsse 50
A full and choice selection OF new mu
sic, both vocal and instrumental. now at
|the JOURNAL. Office, and will be sold very,
cheap. Also . fine assortment Of elemen-
tary treatises and exercises.
I WHEELER & THoMpsoN's dancing school
continues to be exceedingly popular, and
since as resnoval into the fine dancing
hall of the Stockwell House, is crowded to
an even greater extent than before.
OUR readers in the western part of the
county should remember that Mr.. M. b.
Bateham. editor of our Agricultural De-
rpartment, will address the Willoughby
Plains Farmers Club, ON Saturday Of this
week - ~ e A3pzsx
THE 5th lecture of the course given un-
der the auspices OF the ladies of the NJ. E..
Church, will be given ON Wednesday eve
f.ning. Jan, 2Ssh. by Tod Ford, Esq. Of
Akron. Subject; ..Go West, Young Man,
Lecture4to commence at So'clock.
In another column. we announce the
lecture to be given by Todd Ford, Of
Akron. We are also informed that follow
ing the two other similar lectures Of the
course, Professor Henry has been engaged
to deliver his lecture on s.Storms."
On Wednesday evening the fourth So
iscial club Dance was given at the Stock
well House. For some reason, however,
la large number Of the members were alb
sent-possibly by reason of dissatisfaction
with the action of the Committee ON invi-
itations. s
PROFESSOR HUBER announces that he
will give another concert within few
weeks. He win be assisted by several
prominent musicians from abroad, and in
ttends to present q most attractive pro-
Igramme.E We trust he will meet with
liberal patonage. ss
! MINSTREL troupes do not seem to be
fortunate here. The one advertised for
several days ago had towaIk away with
/ out paying its bills and Thomas Compa-
/ ny" which was to appear on Tuesday last
tfailed to come at all-which showed, In q
/ business point OF view, good Judgment on
the part ofthe managers.
THE exercises Of the Literary Club, las,
| Saturday evening. were. as usual, able
/ and interesting. Those for the pre-
sent week promise to be equally SO,
Mr.. e. p. Branch is to give q reading; Mr.
VIM. Doran an essay; and Chas. o. Hig.
| gins and L. B. Gibbs are to discuss the
merits Of the Grange movement.
We clip from, the Herald the following
item in reference to Rev. Mr.. Behrends,
whose coming is noticed In another col.
ffvrv 49,. !.