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Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1874-04-11
Go we.t ,hrenxh So. Lonis.

To all who are seeking new homes in, or
are about TO take a trip TO Missouri, Kan
sas, Colorado, New Mexico, Nebraska,
Oregon or Nebraska. we recommend a
cheap, safe, quick and direct route by
way of st. Louis, over the Missouri Pacific
Through Line. 1t is equipped with tine
Day Coaches, Bucks Reclining Chair
famous Miller Safety Platform. and the
celebrated Westinghouse Brake, and
runs its trains from ST. Louis to principal
points in the west acittout chaahge. We be-
lieve that the Missouri Pacific Through
Line has the best track of any road west
of the Mississippi River, and with its Sill
perior equipment and unrivalled comforts
for passengers, has become the great pop
ular thoroughfare between the East and
West Trains from the North, South and
East connect at st. Louis with trains OF
the Missouri Pacific. The Texas connec-
ton of this road is now completed, and
passengers are offered a frst-class all-rail
route from St. Louis to Texas, either over
the Missouri, Kansas e. Texas r. r., oia
SedaEia, or over the Atlantic and Pacific
Il. R., gid Finit0. For maps, time tables,
information as to rOutes,- etc, address j..
+. Thompson, Northern Passenger Agent,
1871 Exchange Street, BuHalo, New York,
or f.. A. Ford. General Passenger Agent,
So. Louis, Mo. Questions acilS be chee1Jally
and promptly answered. ~fHai sag.
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The .sEdinboro Review >,

The Edinboro Recieac (Scotland} says:
t.I.andseer is the greatest painter of ami
mails that ever existed; while in addition
to the exquisite handling of his pictures,
and thorough knowledge OF the anatomy
of the animal he paints, he throws into
compositions of this kind a degree of sem
tinlent and poetry of which little is found
even in the best works of Rebens. The
proprietors of The Christian at WoYE, T..
De Witt Talmage editor, have had pro-
-duced a careful copy of Landseer's
Twins one ofhis finest paintings ofsheep
and Scotch Shepherd dogs. The chrome
is very large one, and is worthy of a
place in any parlor Ia the land. Full par
ticulars can be had by addressing the pub
fishers, 102 Chambers street, N. Y. Agents
are wanted everywhere" 142-I43-J&T.
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THE NEWS.


Do you not, each Of you, know some
fact in reference to your town or neigh
borhood, not generally known, which, if
printed, would be of interest to a large
class of people If so, will you not,
whenever you learn snch a fact, sit down
and .smake note of it'' for us. No mat
ter about the exact grammatical construc-
tion, or the exact spelling except in
cases of proper pames-it is the. fact we
want,t and we will attend to rewriting
the item, if necessary. You can do us
and the reading public. a service if you
will take the trouble to tell us of facts.
We don't care SO much about opinions.
We want regular correspondent in
every town and village in Northern Ohio,
and TO those who feel disposed to furnish
us every week with such items of general
interest as they may have at hand, we
Will forward stamped envelopes, postal
cards and paper, whenever desired.
Great care should be used to forward
only such items as may interest the gen.
eraI reader, without particular reference
to personalities.
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our Advertising Gazette.

So
The following are the new advertisers
whose announcements appear this week.
s. HI. Stevens-Vegetfne. = .
J. Bride-Agents wanted.
N. .. Lee-Dyspepsia cure.
l.. E. Coman-Legal Notice.
John @. keilogg-Jurebbeba
J.J. Callow-Graining Tools. ...f
J. B. Burrows-Legal Notice.
Aud & Congor-Roofing Slate.
R. V. Pierce-Catarrhr remedy.
T. Williams & Goa New Book.
B. HI. Stair & Co.-Seeds for Spring.
John f. Potter 6 Co.-Agents wanted.
.. F. Harris-Farm Lands in Nebraska.
Scribner & Co.-Jules vernes' new story.
>. L. Gage, NJ. s.-Homoepathic physi-
zeigler & McCurdy-schooi Teachers
wanted.
Storrs, Harrison & Co.-Tree roses just
from France. sd
Danchy & Goa good Medicine for
coughs and colds.
NJ. Young II Co.-Employment furnished
for men and women.
W. Waterman-Consol Omnibus
Line; new arrangement.
Is. Ehrlich-New Goods just received at
the New York Cheap Store.
Clark, Caldwell & Co.-Produce and Com
mission Merchants, Cleveland.
Geo. w. Worthington Il Co.-Damaged
Sheet Iron and Shelf Hardware. FiEs u
). Jacobs--Candy at reduced prices at the
7 Manufactory in basement of Stockwell
| House. t
Storrs, Harrison & Co.-NurSery Stock
and detailed statement of fruit and OF.
namental trees. H a.f @ -
P. Cohen-New Clothing Store and Gents
Furnishing Goods just opened at IL
Main Street-Stockwell House Block.
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CLEVELAND MARKETS.

CLEVELAND. April 9. 1874,
Below we quote in detail;
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MADISON

On MONDAY morning Mr.. Albert War
ner died of heart disease at his residence
OH Middle Ridge.
S. E.. BLISS & Son will take charge OF
the Grand River cheese factory in South
Madison this season.
THE Temperance move continues to ex-
e te considerable interest and there have
been several meetings held in regard to
it.
THE number of barrels of whisky re-
ceived at Madison station between Janu-
ary 1st, 1878, and January 1st, 1874, was
fifty: the number of barrels of ale and
beer, one hundred and seven.
On MONDAY the Temperance Ticket
was elected in both townships and cor
porations. In the former, 5. Raplee, J. p.
SInead, N. E. Benjamin, P. E. Hardy and
E. f. Wyman were chosen Trustees; O..
A. Hoskins, Clerk; F., Lee, Treasurer;
j. Stoker, Assessor: W. Weed, Constable.
In the latter G. W. Lyman was elected
Mayor; W. FL. Philes, Treasurer: E. King,
Clerk; L. b. Mcdonald, Marshall, and R.
Il. Dayton, r. 5. Wilson, E. F. Ensign,
and d. Lee, Councilmen.
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PERRY.

THE Temperance ticket was elected in
this town.
AT the same time fair majority was
given in favor of the new Infirmary build
ing and a somewhat smaller majority in
favor of new Town Hall.
As RESULTS, R. Il. Allison and j. E.
Cook were elected Trustees; H. Arm
strong, Assessor: E. s. Beiknap, clerk /;
Chas. NJ. Thompson, Treasurer; W. A.
Blair, Justice of the Peace.
On the 1st inst. Mr.. Silas Mallory was
badly hurt by looking over to see how the
process Of extracting stump by insert
ing powder reerein was progressing, be-
ing just in time TO receive good share of
powder, earth and chips in his face and
eyes, and nearly putting out one eye.
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Both parties supporting the opposing
candidates were early in the field last
Monday, and every effort was put forth by
each to gain the day.
The so-caiied s.Temperanceo ticket was
elected by msjority of about one mum
dred. Below we present the results:
CORPORATION.
Aagor-R. Hitchcock. 4l6; Christopher
Quinn. 335.
Caerk-H. P. Sanford, 455; J. ii. Benja-
min, 293.
Treasurer-R. A. Moodey. 4s6; Samuel
Moodey, 81.
Couacil-Tpo Years-Dayid r. Paige,
422: Wm. Blackmore, 52f; Geo. w. Steele,
4a3: SIX. Stage, 3g4; Jas. l.. Parmly, 434 !;
Geo. W. Payne, 3I4.
One YeGr-A. G. Smith. 49,; Harrison
Morse, 3lS.
Marshall 6. Tuttle, 4ls; j. Hale,
146; III. Durfey, 81
TOWNSHIP.
Trustees-H. c. Beardslee, 1mri r. AK
tell. DeForest Brooks.
CLerk-Edwin Huntington.
Assessor-John NJ. Benjamin.
Ireasurer-Silas L. Ladd.
Constatles-J- NJ. Benjamin, A. W.
Stocking, II. Ell. Elias.
County Infrmdry-Yes, 65S; No, 49.
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sooTETIEs,

TEMPLE LODGE, No. %, +. and A. bl; Paines-
VILE Meets the second and fourth fhursdays
in each month. w. Il. Wasson,. w. NJ @Tat
pAINEsyiLLE CHAPTER, No. 40. II: A. n.
Meets the irst and third Thursdays in each
month. j.. w. Kelly, N. j. III. y. . =
PAINEsyILLE COUNCIL, No. %, Royal and
select Masters. Meets Fridays after the first
Thursday in each month. j. NJ, Benjamin, i.
1. q. NJ. aG t5ff 8tstf s4 Ts7.e ara
WILLoUGHBY LODGE, No. 3O2, F. and a. NJ
WiiIoughby. Stated Communications on the
second and fourth Tuesdays in each9month.
III. Turner, w. NJ. -H
LAKE SHORE LODGE, No. 367. Madison.
Stated COMMUNICATIONS every second and
aourth Saturdays of each month. u. o.
Preston, W. Nj.
PAINEsvILLEl LODGE, 10. 41a. Meets on the
second and fourth Saturdays Of each month.
Il. w. Kelly, w. M.
T. O. o. F.
AJOKSUC0I,IA LODGE, No. 2l2, meets Tuesday
evenings. Oflfcors--J! Wilson, N. q: II II
Morse V. GIG. Ritter, IL. s.; ). " leeier p
s.; ID. w. Mcai, Treas.
az ltOS ENEAMfMENT, No. 46, meets First
and Thir,i sYetine sdays of each month. Officers,
H. r. Morse q. r.; j. Jerome, -. W.; Buel;
j. W; {. d. Adams, IL. p; G. .. Child, Scribe:
D. w. Ne I'd Ireae,S
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safe and Scientific Treatment.

When applied with DR.. Pierce's Nasal
Douche and accompaniedwith DIR Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery as constitu-
tional treatment, DR.. sage's Catarrh
Remedy produces perfect cures OF the
worst cases of Catarrh and Ozena of
many years standing. This thorough
course of medication constitutes the only
scientific, rational, safe and successful
manner of treating this odious disease
that has ever been offered TO the afflicted.
SO successful has it proven that the pro-
,prietor has long offered a standing reward
of $500 for a case Of Catarrh wbicn he can
not cure.
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continued much as usual. With the ex-
ception of the temporary .excitement
caused by the election there has been but
little general interest manifested by those
not Immediately come cted with the move
ment.
The ladies have continued their daily
yisitations but have reduced no more for
tresses in the way OF closing saloons. ss.,..
There was a mass meeting on Saturday
evening last and one again on Wednesday
evening. Both were well attended. The
customary reports were read and about
the usual number Of speeches made. tH
To attempt any detailed report would
be in effect to repeat what has been pub
lished before.
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Life Insurance.

The. resident Secretary for Ohio. of the
United States Life Insurance Company
Of New York, wants good agents IN all the
coilnties.oi Ohio. The. Company Is one Of
the best ip the country, and liberal and
permanent terms will be made, with good
men. Address, Willis J. Smith. 71S SUI
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THE REASON

d circumstances, which were beyond our
power to control at the moment. prevented
the JOURNAL from being published until
late on Saturday evening last. Since that
time, we have, OF our own accord delayed
its appearance until this present time, in
order to perfect arrangements that would
render iHg2esibie the recurrence OF simi.
lar annoy ances. aa s ~
OF these reasons themselves we shall
have more to say In future number. nc
the kind friends, WIG lseSrea so assiau
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S. s. TITUS preached at the Methods
Church, last Sunday morning.
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FINANCIAL.
MONETARY.
April g. 1874.


From both the East and the West reports show
a condition of the local money market which
gives but little encouragement to those who are
looking for turn toward a more comfortable
state Of affairs. As a general thing the demand
has been active from all quarters and it is need
less TO remark that the situation has been very
close and hard. Deposits have been light. Eas
tern exchange has ruled close and active.
The following table shows the closing prices
of Coin and Government securities,
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LAST Thursday morning the body of a
dead child was found on jackson street,
between Watson and Richmond Sts. II
was wrapped in paper and tied about its
neck with string. Strangely enough
there was but little inquiry elected and
the remains were buried without inquest
or Investigation. Possibly the authorities
did not deem it a matter Of sufficient i'm
portance to look after, but to an ordinary
mind it would seem as il the occasion
were fitting one for our intelligent coro-
ner's attention-or at least would be if he
could again secure the valuable assistance
of our honest and abie Prosecuting ,Attor-
nav Ola frri4, -f-f -.7& So -f-F-
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JOHN ). LOCKWOOD sells CLOTHING al
ways as cheap as the men who get out
these frantic advertisements. L can al
ways duplicate their most desperate pub
lished prices. and cal, do anything in my
kind of goods that can be done in Clevc-
land or elsewhere. Ny stock this Spring
is larger than ever before. Come and
see. 14+145
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NOTE.
B. EHRLICH.
NO CONNECTION!

Having purchased, from Messis GARFIELD
& JEWELI., their Omnibus, would respectful
y announce to the public that my omnibus line
is now run
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ousiy 10 perrsct Their plans, regardless Of
what the consea Tenees might be To others,
we tender our best assurance that we
shall not forget them nor lose any oppor-
tunity 70 repay the obligation under which
they have placed us.
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IND1spuTABLE EVIDENCE

THos. 5. BISHOP, of South Brooklyn, n.
Y, writes that his wife had suffered since
a child with Catarrh until it had resulted
in what eminent physicians pronounced
Consumption; that she has used DR.. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy with DIR. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery, aud they have worked
wonders with her case. -.
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Hall, on the evening OF April 18th, under
the auspices of the p. L. G.
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. If you wish to drown yourself, kick and
splash about as violently as you can. and
you will soon go to the bottom. But if you
remember that you are lighter. than water
and if you calmly and steadily refrain
from drawing your breath while under
the water. keep your head raised and
your arms under, you will soon learn to
float and swim like duck.
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d. W. q. HILL, VINO for SO long has
been in cha, ge. of the Western Union
Telegraph Office, here. is to start for
Kansas next week, to visit the mineral
springs for his health. He will go. accom-
panied by the best wishes of his many
friends. MIR. Frank Wilkins assumes
charge of the office on Monday. ~ a
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IT is estimated that twenty thousand
persons have been drowned in Lake Erie
during the present century.
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GENERAL DIRECTORY.
STATE oFF,cERs.

January. 1874.
Lieutenant Goyernor,Jaco siuelier; term ex-
pires January 1919.
Secretary of state, Allen t. wikoGs term ex-
pires january 1873.
Treasurer Of State, Isaac Welsh: term expires
January 1874.
Auditor of State. james Williams; term ex-
pires January, 1876.
Con. .troller of Treasurer, ". T. wilson: term
expires January 1874.
Attorney General, Francis B. Pond term ex-
pires january 1874. rl,
Commissioner of Schools. Thomas w. Harvey;
Term exi i,ires January 1875.
Board Of Public Works, Richard B. Porter
term expires 1915: Phillip r. Herring; term ex-
pires 1S4;Steplieh r. h1sIner, term ex pifes 1875.
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STOCKS.
PAINESVILLE MARKET.
April 9, 1874.

April 9, 1874.
Z The grain markets have been quiet for several
days and very little movement in any kind took
place worthy of note. But for the past two day s
there has been doing in speculative way and
prices of all kinds are very firm with slight ad-
vance on wheat ann corn. Flour remains quiet
and unchanged; r.
Below we give whatever changes nave taken
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UNDER the proposed scheme for re-dis-
tricting the State, Lake, Geauga, Ashta-
bula, Portage and Trumbull counties are
to form the Nineteenth District
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IL you desire to have your fHrs repaired
or altered into the latest style, take them
to I. s. Paddock, 22l Superior street,
Cleveland, o. 6s&1a2.
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1T is said of the temperance crusaders
that sstheY drink not neither do they spin !;
yet Solomon, in all his glory. was not a
raid like one of these.
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OF late years the distribution Of the
stock throughout the entire year, has pre-
vented the first of April from being no.
ticeable as the festal .'All-Fools Day."
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On Friday of last week the ordinance
of baptism was administered to four
adults at ST. James Church.
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THE Board of Education have decided
to form classes in tine lowest Primary
grade only at the beginning of the Spring
Term, each year.
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THE fowles cackleate it is discoufageing
times for their business about the close of
Lent and lay it down as an axiom that
easter is eggscessively heneryatins
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MRS. NJ. j. WARNER is TO convert the
triangular lot at the intersection of Main
and Erie streets, into park.
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THE new council "take possession on
Saturday next-and then look out for a
McConnellsviile ordinance.
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MEssRs. Usher & johnson are about to
open an agency for the Singer sewing
Machine, in this place.
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THE s.medium" Ravnor who humbugged
the people here for a time as a 'smateriali-
zer'' of departed mortals, was recently
detected and exposed in Cleveland and
placed under arrest. sa 0e
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: THE fret of April helped the ladies to
close two saloons the proprietors refus-
ing to re-reut for that purpose.
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The attention of the Street Commits
sioner should be directed to what is known
as the ssOld Rider Road" Its condition
is extremely bad and should at once be
put in at least partially as good repair as
are some of the other roads in more IA
vored parts of the town. i
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OFFERToRY' would be good word to
use as q substitute for collection if it's
meaning permitted such transposition.
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DURING recent visit to Cleveland, j.
W. 2 called at No. Ia Hoffman Block,
and still. he is not happy.
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J.JoNEs is circulating, for signatures, a
recommend for his appointment as police
man at the depot. The place certainly
needs the constant attention of at least
one good man.
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Now is the proper time for the Health
Officer and street commissioner te see to
the alleys and by-ways of the town-re-
pairing when needed, and removing tie
Winters accumulation of filth and gar
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1874-04-11

. A LARGE audience was present to listen
to the Rev. Mr.. Daly's sermon on the
sscrime of selling liquor" last Sunday
evening.
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On Monday last Aaron Wilcox and II.
P. Sanford were elected wardens, and NJ.
NJ. Seymour. D. r. Paige, c. d. Adams,
NJ. C. Garfield, D. T. Easement. $. K.
Gray and C. Q. Child, yestrymen of st.
James Church.
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LAST Thursday eyening'the residence OF
Mr.. Ames, at Blackbrook, was destroyed
by fire. Cause unknown. No insurance.
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ELECTION day was unmarked by any
disturbances. The results of the vote we
give in another column.
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perior street. Cleveland. Ohio. 1s5::1B-jst
Military suits at 7. S. Paddock's, 221 Su-
perior street, Cleveland. o. IS & 122
IA, COnsazna plaves.

The advertiser, having been permanent.
iy cured of that dread disease. Ccnsump-
ton, By simple remedy, is anxious TO
make known 10 his fellow sufferers the
means Of cure. TO all who desire it, he
will send copy OF the prescription used,
[ire of charge) with the directions for
preparing and using the same. which they
viii find a sure cure for Consumption,
Asthma, Bronchitis, &c.
Parties wishing the prescription, will
please address
Rev. E. A. WILSON,
1s4 Penn ST., Wiliiansburgh, n. Y.
1a6-I52, ct.
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arrival Of new goods, draymen are full of
business these days.
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THE council met. on Saturday evening
last and the usual routine business was
attended to. The only item OF especial
interest was the approval OF bill pre-
sented for $s30.32 tor work done ON the
new Engine House. 80
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A MAN and woman, accompanied by a
team OF dogs drawing little wagon upon
which were piled their worldly possess
sions, passed through town last Monday.
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FoR latest styles of Fall Hats go to T
5. Paddick's. No. 22l Superior ST., Cleve.
and. o. 63 Il l22
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EVERY variety of Ladies' Furs, from
the cheapest TO the finest, at Paddock 3
22l Superior street, Cleveland. 63 & 122.
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NEXT Sunday evening Mrs. Scott, a re-
turned missionary, will speak in the Bsp-
tist Church.
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j. H. TAYLOR, Jr., has succeeded to j..
II. Taylor, Sr.. in the Leather and Tan
ming business.
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THE youthful part Of our population are
haspy-school began again on Monday. :
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1874-04-11

FL. u DURASD occupies a part Of the
Office Of J. l.. Branch for his insurance
busin ass
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REPRESENTATIVE tTryan has Introduced
q bill to amend the criminal code OF The
State. ~ g
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uUNrEr,s and Ta.ppEx,s Guide

VI gNTEF,S and TRAPPER,S Guide
IL 10 use and care of arms and ammunition.
making and using traps, s.iares and nets, ana
batting; preserving. stretching, dressing and
DYING skins and furs fishing, etc. 80 engrayings
go cts. Dog Training Guide, tells how to train
sporting, watch, shepherd and trick dogs, ETC.,
rs cts. TaxiderInist's Manuel SO cts, of book
Sellers or by mail JESSE uANEY & CO.. 119
Nassaa-ss., n 7. 13j-I5e
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1874-04-11

THE election on Monday decided tina
Lake county Is TO have new Ipfirmary.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1874-04-11

THE rooms of the Benevolent Associa-
tion have been closed for the season.