Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1874-01-31

physicians generally do not appear to
crowded. with calls just at present
WILLIAM BRAMMAR has bought out the
saloon OF Gline's and Citerly on State st.
FoR full and detailed resutneof all the
page.
PAUL WICK, of Youngstown. aud Fl. A.
Taylor of New York, was in town last
Tuesday.
REMEMBER Huber's Concert to be given
at ChiId's Hall on the evening of Febru-
airy 11th. ..
UNLESS care is taken the pre-
sent changeable weather is excellent for
taking cold.
FROM Hon. I. n. Hathaway we have re-
ceived a copy of the annual report o; the
Auditor OF State.
FROM Mr.. Burridge, of Paris-we sup
pose-we have received seTrral late copies
ofFrench papers.
SEVERAL communications have been
sent us, the past week, without sigma
lures. They went into the fire.
ALE the tressle work on on the P. aud 7.
r. 3. is completed to Middlefeld and the
ties Will be laid as fast as possible.
In ssNews Of the Week., ON the first
page. will be found detailed account of a
recent terrible tragedy in Thompson.
Donot forget the masquerade ball to be
given by the Mechanics Club at he Stock
well House, on Wednesday evening next.
AN old citizen of this place, Elisha N.
Rust, died on the 18th, at Newburgh, Asy-
lum, where he has been confined for some
time. - i ~ -.
On last Wednesday evening the
closing dance of the series given by the
Social Club, was held at the Stockwell
House. $50 S
COMMENTS upon the supply of ice and
the elongated visages of those who deal
therein are becoming little stale. Let's
give 'em rest.
On Saturday last, Judge Bosworth, of
the Constitutional Convention, was nome
ON a short visit. He returned 10 Cincih-
natl on Tuesday.
BENNETT mourns, for the poultry show
which was announced to come OF in
Cleveland last week did not do SO. Yer
million Is still ahead.
In consequence of the bad condition of
the roads, but little wood is now brought
In TO market. Fortunately, however, the
weather has not been cold.
SNEAK thieves are reported to be again
out on:.their war-path, Our readers should
remember our oft-repeated warning to
keep doors and windows well fastened,
READ our Agricultural Department"
It will be found Interesting and full of
valuable Information. Inde ed, it is. alone,
worth the full price asked for the paper.
PROF. Robt. Kidd, who ia to be one of
the speakers in the course of lectures be-
ing given here, has also been engaged for
a course oflessons at W Willoughby College.
THE special services at the Methodist:
church have been, and are to be, contin-
ued during the present week, with the ex-
ception Of Wednesday and Saturday eve-
ningS.
AT the recent business meeting, c. R.
Stone was elected Treasurer, n. o. Lee,
Clerk and VIM. L. Perkins and John W.
Tyler committee, OF the Congregational
Church.
C.n Oh
improve wonderfully by following Dio
Lewis advice" Avail yourself. as far as
possible, OF the night for rest and the day
for work."
WE are requested to announce that on
Sunday evening next, a series of lectures
ON ''Christian pnion,'' will be commenced
at the Disciple church. by Rev. Dir. F. H.
Moore, the pastor.
WE have abandoned all idea of even at
tempting to say anything about the
weather. Like certrin politicians it is too
changeable to be relied on. In general
way it is simply execrable.
We are requested, by the Secretary Of
the Western Reserve Dairymen's Associ-
alton to announce that its annual meeting
will be held at Garrettsville on Tuesday
and Wednesday, Feb, Sd and 4th.
MAKE home so pleasant that its mag.
netism will prove more powerful to at
tract than outside places, or the allure.
ments Of vice, however tempting their
companionship to the grosser senses.
AT the dance last week, two young men
partook OF tire-water too freely and as
result fell into the area of the Stockwell
House. Both were somewhat bruised but
neither sustained any serious injury.
BERHEND's lecture on "Darwinism'' or
sOrigin and Descent of Mano in Child's
Hail, next Tuesday evening, Feb. Sd. .Ad-
mittance So cts. Tickets can be had at the
stores OF Maiin s Webster, and H. C.
Gray or at the hall. 1ozs
OUR correspondent at Perry sends US
an account of a fight at the station there
In which two boys, named Mallory and
HilI, half brothers, got into fraeas and
one was stabbed by the other. The wound
though deep was not dangerous. xss
AS Messrs. Colley Brothers failed to
fulfill their contract, to build the trestle
work along the line of the p. & Y. r. R.,
the contract has been let to Mr.. C. N.
HemmiDgway, iof Painesviile, who will
push work along as rapidly as possible.
PETITIONS have been, and are now be-
ing circulated, asking for a law authoriz-
ing the erection of County Infrmary
buildings to cost 1000. The county
needs more ana better accommodations
for the poor, and we trust will yet have
them. sz.sfss.s. r szss---
"WHENCE and how has the human race
con1ey Are we descendants OK the mon
key tribes' are questions that concern us
all personally. They will be discussed in
Rehrehd's lecture on "Darwinism," next
Tuesday evening. Believers and nnbe-
levers In the Bible, will alike be enter
tanned by the discussion.
THE Ladies Benevolent Society recent
ly elected the following officers of that as
Sociation: presideut-Nrs P Pratt