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

Eeare sureonr neiehbor has rsan II faults
Ofour own we never dream
We plainly see the 'smite'' in his eye,
But forget in our own there's beam,
We know just what he, ought TO do 4.
We can tell his dutyto each =
But alas. tits true that We ever fail
To practice what We preach.
If a poor weak sister make misstep.
From scorn she Is meier exempted
We do not consider that many are pure
: fBesause they never were tempted.
Is q brother a DRUM ard who perils his souls
We make no effort to save 1T;
We frown on him for drinking the rum,
And smile Oh the man who gave It.
RUNAWAY on state Street last Tuesday.
No damages.
WRITING ssIS74,' has become as easy as
falling OF a log.
IT is r,lmored that a free coffee house is
to he established here.
q SOME very fine cattle passed through our
streets ON SATURDAY last. .
STACY has reopened his restaurant and
It will be run in first class style.
A Grange of the Patrons of Husbandry
has been organized in Middlefieid.
LOVE your neighbor as yourself, partic-
uIarly IL she is good looking woman.
LITTLE girls believe in a man in the
ladies believe in a man in
the honeymoon.
STRANGE to say, but few postal cards
were used for yalentines-and SO good for
that purpose, too. ~
WINTER has gone. The days are to be
with Pepper for a short time,
then with Spring. . aaf3 T
AMONG the latest novelties that have
been introduced for the neck are parch-
ment shirt collars.
LAST Sunday, Rev. Mr.. Yonmans. of the
Methodist church, exchanged with Rev.
Mr.. Miziner OF Perry.
Mr.. D. Russellis closing out and now is
the time for farmers to buy their machin-
cry and farming utensils.
AGAIN the snow has disappeared but
the cold weather has kept the roads firm
extremely rough.
Gso. A. Howe, acting commissioner OF
the Ohio State Reform School, made us a
pleasant cell on Wednesday. 94s
A RAIN-sTORM on Thursday evening was
followed by fog and mist that suggested
the near approach OF spring.
SERVICES. appropriate to the opening OF
the Lenten season were held at st. James
Church on Wednesday evening.
MEAD T. Thsyer have dissolved partner.
ship. The business will be carried on by
the new firm of T. L. Mead & Co.
REV. Mr.. Moore of the Disciple Church
is to assist in a series OF meetings to be
held in Ohardon during the coming week
TIE stranger who fell, ina fit, on State
Street, last week, was sent on to Cleye-
land by some charitably disposed citizens
THE Painesville Journdt is improving in
tone, style and other points OF late weeks.
Madison Gazette.
Vrainaenti ~,..ssey
now subsidized into forty-day rest, pre-
to renewed exertions at the end
Of that time.
1T should be borne in mi1d by all of our
sportsmen that the game laws OF Ohio are
In force between the lst of February and
the 10th of October.
PEAsE has been elected to the! Senate
from Mississippi. He's smart man-at
least as he belongs to the vegetable family
he ought to know beans"
PROF. Kidd will deliver the seventh lee
ture of the course being given by the la.
dies of the M. E. church, in Childs' Hall,
Friday evening, February 9th. :, Go.
The most interested person in the cheap
question, that we have
seen, was an Ashtabu Editor on visit
to Cleveland, He had lost his pass.
=. THE Lake Shore road are now issing
tickets for around tripsv at rates reduced
from the regularprice. To Cleveland and
back now costs, from this place $1.50.
WHEN the spring business opens it is
VIII be more abundant, and
some persons win be glad to loan on salts.
factory security for a lower rate of Interest
than they anticipated.
THE ice dealers have only partially filled
their houses. Many think it not too late
to have good ice yet, but jndging from the
part of the winter that has already passed
the chances are very slim. s
YOUNG men who are not adopts al
Ttwenty-one,p or s'poker.dice," should
bear in mind that tits better, on the score
Of economy, at least, to buy their---- ci
gars, than to play for them.
COLLINS. Morse would not buy. Kings
"Boston'' hat, but has gone to Washing
ton all the same. He intends to remain
long enongh to learn.a ssdealv about the
.sCapitap customs OF that city. .9s
SOMEBODY has patented a boring ma
chine. q Good. We hope he'll prove those
human .boreiag machine, with which eve
ry community is infested, to be infring
ments, and serve iniunetions on their OF
'eratiens. aaiih1S % -sSt' la5 sS.4
LoyERs Of that innocent game sknowr
as s.'draw-poker,'''sa p are quite numerous
here and hereabouts. But as a genera
thing they are quiet and seldom indulge il
such entertainments as that of Monday
night last.
ponot forget the masquerade of Wheefe
& Thompson, to be given at the Stock
we'll House, notwithstanding. A
lively time is anticipated. Costumes car
beprocnred of MIR. Rettbnrg, atGthe Stock
well House. -. ~ s7-.-.s
: WE have now in type a numher of arti
cles and communications that will appeal
as soon as we can make room fer them
We trust our correspondents will bea1
with the delay and lef~Patience have it:
perfect working. z gs
: s"BUT, my dear sir, L can't parley will
you. Our time is too precious to be WASTED
In talking about the price of small arti
clep That's what o clerk said to a Gus
TONER the other day, about q jack-knife
hargaip.4 Refreshing in these .timesl
The Lake County Agricultural Society
have elected new officers for the ensuing
year as follows: S. IT. Ladd, Treas; CIR
Stone, Sec. Mr.. d. w. Mead, the former
Secretary, has been in the service twelve
yearssand prove ~ himsel an efficient Off