Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1874-01-10

WoRK on the Methodist church is still
being pushed forward-somewhat slowly,
but nevertheless surely.
THE Z. II. @. A., are announced to hold
their annual meeting on Tuesday evening
next, at the Baptist church.
This being the week of prayer it is, per-
haps, in order to remind our readers that
Congress is again in ses sion.
-CoNsrDRRABLE matter, in the way of
reports and correspondence. has unavoid-
ably been crowded out until next week.
FAzE has decided not to give the series
Of enterfafnmentsa at Wilcox Hall. as was
snaounced'in the Journal OF last week.
FROM C. F. Loomts, of the Telegrapnsc
Post Office Department, we have received
the Post Master. Generate report for last
year. ses4
Those who contemplated making their
gardens last week, have decided to post
pone their intended outdoor labors, for .
time. sssa asza sss
THE next dance OF the ssMechanics'
club win be held on the evening of the
a1st, and 10 announced tobe a "caiico
ball.o
FRoa Madison we learn that Professor
Hamlen 10 not to be employed in the
schoolsof that place, during the coming
year.
THE Baptist, Congregational and Meth
odist churches have observed the week OF
prayer. Meetings. have been held every
evening. -
r B. F. TAYLOR lectures next Monday
evening on tine subject of .swhat made him
do its'' and proposes to answer his own
conundrum.
THE President of the Lake County Ag-
ricultural Society, is at Columbus, in at.
tendance at the meeting OF the State Board
Of Agriculture.
Thompson change the place of holding
their dancing school, from Child's Hall to
the Stockwell House.
SMITH fears that unless the weather
changes. .Otheilo's occupation will be gone
and next season he will no longer be con-
sidered an ice man.
AND row here is another one. The sin-
fiisrity between female parson and a
| muttou-thief consists in the fact that they
! are both sheep-reachers.
A FINE line of grating cards of all
kinds are kept constantly on hand at this
ofice-fnciuding some new styles OF four
page circulars. Call and examine speci-
mems.
zTnxzrm OF Brown. Williams 4 Co.. of
Cleveland. OF which Frank Brown. for.
merly Of this place. was member, is ad-
vertised to be sold out at forced sale. Sic
| transit.
LAST week, H. D. Kingsbusy. who has
been IN Utah for the past year. engaged in
the mining business, returned home, look
ing % i the gar west" was a good place
| to live in.
| w. s. STACY. has made an assignment
| to Christopher Quinn, Esq, and his estab-
fishment--both beer-saloon and restaurant
lis now in the hands OF that gentleman,
as assignee.
swHAT comes after T?, asked the as
sistant teacher of our schools, to small
pupil who was learning the alphabet. He
received the bewildering reply, You do
Ito see Lucy
| THE meeting of the Literary Club will
be held on Saturday evening of this week.
instead OF Friday-the change being made
TO accommodate the lecture OF Dr. VIM
1cent on the fxst named night. =
MEssRs. Mcfarland Hazen are con-
.emplating several improvements. in the
way Of new billiard tables. Although but
shortly opened, their business already de-
mands the proposed enlargement.
THE choicest and indeed the only stock
of music in townisi now being offered for
sale at the JDURNAL Office. Call and ex-
anime the selections and avail yourselves
Iofthe opportunity TO purchase cheap.
THE public schools commenced again,
on Monday last, with but one change
among the, ,teachers- GIL, from Jeffer-
son, Ashtabula county, taking the place OF
Mr.. A. g. Smith, in the st. Clair St. Gram.
mar school.
THE bridge crossing Grand River, near
the old Geauga Furnace, has been con.
demned by the County Commissioners, as
unsafe for public travel, and the contract
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chemist says he can reduce old boot
legs TO osbeef-steak, and We are inclined te
believe his statement. In fact we are
afraid he has already put inio practice his
.neosy anu sent sae plouuc's Sol als Ski la
" 'ne si.' noee =; 5 s., y.s. sss; $500 ss
AREcENT experiences at a restaurant
suggests the enquiry-What is the diner
ence between an oyster and chicken?-
I and ths same perienee ruggests the
= ausss likl. ou' u 'ne
an4 'ne o.ns' - = '-s.sse 7~sf -
The tongue Of siander which is nevei
silent Is again on the rampage in eul
mfast, put VIII now, as u ever VIII, recoi
upon the heads of those whose only ain