Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1874-02-07


/ DKLIBERATE slowly.
Bur execute promptly.
A MILD winter don't make an ice win.
ter.
VALENTINES arc making their appear
ancc.
THE best ministers of the interior
Cooks.
NONE breaches better than the ant-and
she says nothing.
sometime next week. rrx
MosT Oft shops have again commen-
ced work on tull time.
The girls are bound to have sleigh rides
even if they have to go alone.
| A NICE thing for reporters of papers in
cities and townsville lack OF ice.
/ THE recent cold weather has yisibly
shortened the faces of the coal dealers.
| MRS. RooT is-to give her pupils a sleigh
ride and supper ON Saturday of this week.
To R. G. wETMoRE of Marquette, we are
indebted for copies OF the Aintng Jour
nGt.
| CANpLEaAs day was observed by spe-
ciaI morning services in. St. Mary's
| Church.
THROUGH lack of room our report Of
Court proceedings is omitted for this
week.
WE should judge that marriages were
getting unpopular, as only two licenses
ISSUED last week.
On Saturday, at ten P. M, at his late res
| idence in Perry, the personal effects of P.
| Searies will be sold at auction.
THE County Commissioners report that
but very little bridging will have to be
done In this County the coming season.
WOULD that those who are oweing wood
| on subscriptions, would bring it in, now
| that the roads are such that they can do so.
Those desiring to procure copy Of
"Wonders OF the Arctic World" can do so
by leaving an order at the JOURNAL office.
WILLIAM HARRY, one of the Engineer
Corps on the P. andsY r. b. LEFT for home
| on Tuesday last for a vacation OF four
weeks.
A sLEIG-RIDE to UnienviHe on Wednes-
day nignt gave u few of the ,yo:ng people
chance to see how they liked il them.
selves.
MIR. sYoUMANs,s pastor OF the A. E.
4 4
place was supplied by Rev. Mr.. Haskell
of Concord.
THE second of the series o. sermons on
'.Christian Union" by Rev. Mr.. Moore of
the Disciple Church will be delivered on
| Sunday next.
e! I'll ltk Fs q
CoRREsPoN DENTS are iparticnlarly re-
quested to write all proper names as Leg
| IDLY as possible, SO as 90 prevent mistakes
| in putting them into type.
MEssRs. wa. and s. r. -Streater, of
Cleveland, who recently purchased the
Pike farm, are preparing to use 1t for the
| raising of blooded stock. soz
IN our editorial column is an account OF
| the method adopted by the women in other
parts of the State, to suppress the sale of
liquors. Would /, work heref
on Tuesday next the Lake shore Asso-
| citation of congregational Ministers will
meet in this place. Rev. Mr.. Burrows, of
oberiin, VIII preach In the evening. - z
YOUNG. ladies, 1t Is said, should practice
economy and never throw away match.
They seldom do-almost always content
! ing themselves with breaking them.
NJ. R. DoolIrrlR. " no lately enlisted in
the United States Navy, and who has been
stationed at Key West. writes that he is
soon to sail for the Mediterranean.
THE firm OF T. 8. Baldwin &
Son has been dissolved by mutual
consent. The business will be continued
by the senior member of the firm.
THE Sunday School of the Disciple
church in Mentor, will give concert exer-
cises on "Wednesday evening next. The
proceeds are to be used for the benefit OF
the school.
| WHEN, in talking about the weather
with any man, he begins, "now in eigh-
teen hundred and --' take our advice
and shake him. He's one of those Oldest
Inhabitants.
SEVERAL communications. have been
received this week too late for publica-
tion in this issue. Correspondents must
see that their favors reach us by wednes-
day at latest. Il ~. = ,ss-
B. EHRLfcH Of. the New Rork Cheap
Store publishes this week another attrac-
tive announcement of the bargains he is
now Offering in all kinds Of dry-goods, car
pets and notions. - us
| PROF. ROBERT KIDD. the we'll known
elocutionist, will give public reading in
Child's Hall, ION Friday evening, February
z7th. A very enjoyable entertainment
may be expected. as.z =
IN consequence of the inclement wealth.
er, there was no meeting of the Literary
Club on FRIDAY evening last. The exer-
cises for this week are expected TO be un-
usually interesting. 3
Iris said two cows is the current mar
We know OF more highly favored localities
where 1t frequently requires but one calf
TO obtain u most cnarming BRIDE.
FROM Fairport we learn that one day
last week two scows were seen drifting
down the lake. They both belonged to
Cleveland. One of them has been secured
but the other has not yet been heard from.
THE present good sleighing has been ta-
4 ken advantage of by the. farmers generally
and we are informed that more logs and
wood has been moved within the past two
weeks than dnring all the winter before
T. VINO will be the fret to interview and
report the decision Of the grounding as
to the length and severity OF the e4rest of
winter? Last Monday was the day but
whowas theman that attended to'his duty {
WRONG always Furnishes, sooner or la
ter, the wrong-doer,- We hope the person
who stole our hatchet just as.' the
time when the kindling wood had run out
will ex .'erience the truth of the above re-
mark. o.. s
Mr.. A. HINE, of this place, has pur.
chased one-third interest in fine new
building now being erected ia Youngs.
town by MIR. Joseph Harber. 1t adjoins
| the new Omar, Ho1aa 10 fa no opa NJ