Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1874-02-14

Cougr closes this week.

LOCAL ITEMS.
CouRr closes this week.
o. j. RoBlssoN Is selling ou. his stock
st cost.
WHOSE was the secoad kettledrum el
the seasonY
RENxalHEg the Hutchinson's concert on
Saturday evening.
RAIN storm, Thursday night, rapidly
carried Of the last vestiges Of the recent
sleighing.
WHY should a bartender be repriman-
ded for drawing ales Because he puts a
head on 1t.
OK Sunday next Rev. J. A. Daily is to
exchange pulpits with Rev. A. H. Lee, of
Cleveland.
LOCAL news Is scarce. No drunks, NO
fights, only one runaway, no smashnps,
no murders, no anything.
On the 18th inst. any gentleman with a
cold In his head will be able TO remark
that 'sLent begids to borrow"
THE simplest kind Of burglar alarm is to
throw newspapers loosely on the stair
ways and near doors and windows.
By the way some of our young ladies
use their handkerchief, we should judge
they belonged to the '.Signai Service"
RELIGIOUS services were held in Hamb-
den on Wednesday evening last, by dep
utstion Of the T. N. C. a. OF this place.
SATURDAY is Valentines day and al
ready the tender missives are beginning to
wing their way through the mails to and
from the males.
A stranger had Q 1t -Friday-morn-
ing. on the corner Of State and Main Sts.,
and lay on the pavement tor some time In
an unconscious state.
BY note, we learn that Rev. DR.. Prin-
die 10 to lecture in Kirkland, on Tuesday
evening next, for the benefit Of the n. E.
church.of that place.
fns lot Of wool Of VIM. L. Bacon, consist
ing Of 4os sneeces, aggregating 2, ,2sl pounds
In weight, for IS cents . pound.
THOSE correspondents who have been
sending rs accounts Of the dne sieighing
can now find another item In reporting
how rapidly the snow has disappeared.
sxIga, Pincus and others report that q
very fair supply Of Ice :has been obtained
tor the coming season's consumption. SO
At last this vexed question 10 set at rest.
A new commercial college is said to be
coming to this place, where It will occupy
the rooms recently vacated, in Wilcox
Block, By Mr.. Carpenter, the photograph
er.
A HORSE belonging to Dickinson 4 Al
len ran away. on Monday, from near the
depot and was analiy stopped on st. Clair
st. Only slight damage was done to the
sleigh.
THE meeting Of the Literary Club was
without special interest last week-many
Of the members being absent. We pre-
sumo that the seasoni is getting too tar ad.
vanced.
TEE choicest and largest assortment Of
vocal and instrumental sheet music, In
town, for sale at the JOURNAL o6ace. Call
and see If there is not some selection that
you wish.
Or late Painesville has had plenty OF
On Wednesday evening q
concert, and for this-Friday Tomorrow
and Monday evenings, lecture, and two
concerts.
PAPERS that clip items from the Dan-
bury Meas and attempt to localise them,
should be careful to change all the names
that may occur. Otherwise the plagiar-
ism may be detected.
EE McARDLE who has been canvassing
so1 subscribers to Mark Twains' new work
left town on Friday last without notifying
several who might have felt interested in
his determination to do so.
TEE entertainments at Willoughby on
last night and tonight. will be. noticed
next week. The care and preparation1I
made however, warrant US In believing
that they were successful.
THB present passion for roses-artifcial
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: y ,he o,har - ,r;,n,n;n, % ~ hot the rose ia
sure to appear somewhere.
B. EHRLIcH, OF the New York Cheap
Store 10 determined to maintain his past
reputation foy cheapne6S and exceliency
and has this week stiil another advertise
ment to tell of what he has to sell. :.
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s1 o'ase' ae = - ~ ple.sant saair. 1axe
loos v'e~s =. .1e" Wn''s .in sno sieasa
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TIE accounts OF the marriage Of the
Grand Duchess Marses state that the GER
emontes occupied four hours. Esquire
would have done It in less
than ten minutes-iicense and aii-and
justss securely.
nAssh e1oe lecture 70 De gwen tnis