Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1874-02-21

EXTENSIVE preparations are already
being made for the opening Of the fishing
trade along the fakes. Al Faii-port, Bah
cock, Chapman, Henry and others are
prepared to do a larger business than ever
| before, and report the prospects as excel
lent for spring business.
REV. j. W. Ingram was in town on
| Tuesday and "Wednesday last He has
just accepted the charge of a church at
Canton, and was here for tue purpose of
shipping his household effects to that
place. We feel confident that the many
excellent qualities of Mr.. Ingram, both of
heart and brain, Will secure for him warm
place in the regard of his new parishon-
| ers.
W. p. TIsDEL, who for the past year has
been in the service OF the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company, sailed from New
York on last Saturday afternoon on an ex-
| tensive business trip in the interests OF
| the company. This trip will be more ex-
tensiye than doing Europe, and more
pleasant and interesting. He will visit al
| most all the principal places in South
America.
AN item is ssgoing the rounds" !" that may
be of interest to our readers TO the effect
that you should never put a particle of
soap about your silver if you wish it to
| retain its original lustre. When it wants
polish take piece of soft leather and
whiting and rub hard. The proprietor OF
one of the oldest silver establishments in
the city of Philadelphia, says that house
keepers ruin their silver by washing it in
-
No man in business should ever write
business letter. or make cut a bill, without
his card printed at the head of the paper,
and the name OF the State. town and place
of business being printed thereon. 1t not
only shows that he is a man possessing
business qualities. but it prevents numer-
GUS mistakes. 1t also saves much time in
writing, and costs but little more than the
blank paper And a good place to secure
these bills and letter-heads, with ones
card printed in handsome style, is at the
JOURNAL job room.
LOOK out for Ghosts. We were handed
| notices this morning, of coming lecture
/ by Plof. Pepper, F. c. S., who, by srepu-
tation, is known to many OF our citizens
He will make his appearance in Childs'
Hall; but the time is not definite as yet
Subject to be Light, Optics, Optical Illu-
sions, and the Ghost, Brilliant expert.
ments, Optic and Acoustic" The Profess
sor is commended very highly by the press
| of both England and America. The ap-
paratus by which he gives experiments
weighs over 2k tons.
ONE of our young ladies, who has been
cheated out Of husband three times dur
ing the past Year, has finally got ON her
| dignity and mildly remarked in her sweet
and pleasant way that "some men are al
ways talking about patronizing their own
| town-always harping on that duty-and
yet, they go abroad to get married, while
| here we all stand waiting. 1 do hope that
some of those men who go abroad to mar
ry, will get cheated" We are sorry for
| Miss -, and truly hope that ere long
she may be the happy wife of some man,
| and fond mother of an ninnocent babe.
Thank K0ul
| THE Geneva Times, appreciates and
| compliments Mr.. Bateham, and his week
| ly labors in "Field and Garden," as fol-
| lows:
We find the department of agriculture,
"Field and Garden" edited by NJ. b.
Bateham, in the Northern Ohio Journal, to
| be full each week of valuable matter, in
very readable shape. 1t is certainly a
credit to Journalism in North eastern
Ohio.