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Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1880-04-03
The Greatest Remedy Known.

DR.. KINGS NEW DISCOVERY for Con
sumption is certainly the greatest medi-
cal remedy ever placed within the reach
of suffering humanity. Thousands O
once hopeless sufferers. now loudly pro-
claim their praise for this wonderful Dis
covery to which they owe their lives
Not only does it positively care Consump
ton but Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronch
tits, Hay Fever, Hoarseness and all at.
fections of the Throat. Chest and Lungs
yield at once to its wonderful curative
powers as if by magic. We do not ash
you to buy large bottle untIl:you know
what you are getting. We therefor!
earnestly request you to call on your drug
gist. Mcbride IL Co.. and get a tra
bottle for ten cents which will convince
the most skeptical of its wonderful mer
its, and show YOU what a regular one dol
lar size bottle will do. For sale b.,
Mcbride & Co, Painesv lille, ..
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GENEVA.
BUSINESS RoSPECTS-LECTURES PAST AMI
TO COME.

BUSINESS PRosPECTS-LECTURES PAST AMI
TO COME.
News items are scarce In n general
way our merchants and manufacturers
all report The outlook for the spring OPEN
ing as unusually good Rev. G. T. Nor
gan is to have donation this week
Prof. Hedley closed his series of lectures
here on Saturday evening last. giving
very general satisfaction. Il. o. Mum
ger is intending to sell out his entire liv-
cry stable at auction on the 10th of Apri
preparatory to moving to Geauga County.
The stone foundation for the New
Sewing Machine Factory is now d me The
brick works. to be completed by the 1st of
May. The NJ. E. Church here has just
completed its third quarterly conference
The Grand Army Boys gave supper
at Munger's Hall last week to raise mon
ey to finish paying for the Soldiers MOnu-
ment. On Friday evening of this week
Mrs. Kent Mason, the well known tenn
perance lecturer is to speak at the Town
Hall
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PERSONAL ITEMS.

Notes about the Whereabouts of
Well known People.
W. E. Clayton has gone to Denver to
look up business.
T. Yost ESQ.,, is off on a ten days trip
through the oil regions.
Mrs. D. B. Wick, of Cleveland, is still
visiting friends in town.
A. j. Williams was in town on Monday
and Tuesday of this week.
DIR. S. W. Parmly is again In town
looking after business interests.
Miss Bigler, of Chicago, is visiting for a
few days at her fathers, Mr.. S. Bigler.
Mrs. Thomas r. Green, of New York, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. r. 5. Wood.
Deputy Collector G.. Ill. Fassett has
| moved back to his old home, Ashtabula.
J. F. Scranton and family have remov-
| ed to Geneva. Geneva gains good citi-
zen.
Last Sunday postmaster Sexton, of
Ashtabuia, spent a couple of hours IN
| town.
On Wednesday Mrs. Seeley r. King
and son left for a short visit in South
Bend, Indiana.
/ Anson P..Bateham has left his position
in Columbus to keep books at the tile
works of j. W. Penfield, in WiIloughby
H. Gould and family are to move, this
week, to Cleveland. Mr.. Gould has been
| a resident OF Painesville for many years
| b. Ehrlich Is to leave for New York on
Saturday evening to purchase an unusu-
/ ally large stock of dry goods.
| Horace Bacon, of Dunkirk, N. Y, q
ssbrother of the craft'' has been visiting
during the past week at his sisters Mrs
! 6. II. Higgins.
s. E. Garter and family have gone to
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BURTON.
DEATHS Do1NGs-GENERAL NEWS

DEATH DUINUS--tTENF NFhAL NEW
During the present month death has
been busy in our little town. On the 18th
Miss Amanda Hayes died at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Julia Melvin, where she
had lived for a number of years, in the
10th year of her age. On the following
day Mrs. G. Champion died very sudden
ly. She had retired, the night before, in
usual health but the next morning was
found unconscious and expired within an
hour or two. On the 2Sth Mrs. Lester
Furrow died after many months suffering
from the removal OF a cancer. =. Outside
Of the neurology of the town but little OF
interest occurs. =. At the April election
it will be decided whether we are to have
a vault and also whether two acres shall
be bought aud added to the upper ceme-
terry Ii enough money can be raised
by subscription the M. E. Church is to
have new bell Frank Blum's singing
school is to close soon with concert.
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NOT TO GO.

A few weeks since we noted that Miles
R.. Martin, the General Manager and
Vice President of the p. & Y. Il. r. had
rendered his resignation and would, du-
ring the summer, attend to his business
interests in the West. But it seems that
MIR. Martin reckoned without his host, for
the Company fully appreciating the value
of his services promptly declined to ac-
cept his resignation. AS a result he IS
once more back in his old quarters. The
road is to be fitted up with new rolling
stock and put into the best possible con-
diti0n
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AS2sTAEs7LS =.

FEW ITEMS OF No SPECIAL IMPORTANCE
On last SATURDAY. the remains Of Mrs
Nettie Stone were brought here from
Pennsylvania. Last Friday Mrs. kate
Root died after long and severe illness
-. Last Sunday Rev o. Fisher, pastor
of the First Baptist Church, preached his
farewell sermon. From here he goes to
Kendallviile. Iud On Sunday, a little
girl named Cermeterman had a foot
crushed while playing about a train OF
cars The fishing season has opened
and large quantities of fish are being
taken. 80 A maple sugar party given by
the AshtabuIa Grange last week realized
So. Our schools are now closed tor a
weeks vacation. The coming elections
do not appear to excite any great amount
of interest. On Thursday Democratic
and citizens caucus is to be held put as
there are no special issues the choice viii
probably be governed by personal t5nese.
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THE DISTRICT COURT
Report of Business done at the
March Term.

Report of Business done at the
March Term.
On Monday last the March term of the
District Court was opened, with Judges
w. F. Spear. E. B. Taylor and S. Meyer
on the bench and Clerk Paine and Sheriff
Morley at their respective desks. Short
ly after opening Isaac Everett, the inevi-
table, was appointed Bailiff, and so enabl
ed to exc little more sustenance from
the county. The cases disposed OF were
as fallows: Geo. w. Steele VS. s. r.
House Admr. of r. Mccormick. Con-
tinued with order of reference hereinbe-
fore made. Daniel Russell VS. A. Wilcox
ct al, Ex'r of Z. l.. Williams. Continued.
Marcus Holcomb vs. Louise Allen. Judg-
ment of Common Pleas affirmed and
costs. The only case really tried at
ThaddeuS Fairbanks. ct al which is still
on trial ana will not, probably, be finished
before saturday.
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GEA UGA COUNTY.
MIDDL EEIELD.
DEATH OF AN OLD RESIDENT.

A local paper announces the death,
on last Sunday, of the wife of Alanson
Moffet, of this place. The deceased was
we'll known in this part of the county as
a lady who was sympathetic in sickness
and her loss will be felt by many outside
of the immediate circle of family and
friends. MIR. Fairbanks, OF Troy, con-
Quoted the funeral services, which were
held at the M. E. Church Mr.. John
Patchin, who opened a store some months
since. has been arrested and bound over
to the Probate Court on the charge OF
selling liquor The remains of Sherman
Foot were brought here from PaInesville
on Saturday last -. The Middlefield Dra-
ma tic Club give two entertainments this
week =. Despite contrary anticipation S
the spring continues cold and backward
with little prospect of doing better.
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IN COUNCIL.
Proceedings at the Last Fridays
Meeting

Proceedings at the Last Fridays
Meeting
On Friday evening last the Conscript
Fathers, presiding over the affairs of this
place. met at the usual hour = at least
all OF them did except Mayor Murray and
Councilman Marshall. But little busi-
Ness was done. In compliance with two
very generally signed petitions the two
ordinances prohibiting vehicles loaded
with hay or wood from standing on certain
portions of Main Street and regulating
drays and express wagons were both 1e-
pealed. The Finance Committee report
ed that on examination they found the
accounts of Treasurer S. X. Gray all
correct and then after some INFORM al
talk upon miscellaneous matter the
Council adjourned.
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For the speedy cure of Consumption
and all diseases that lead to it, such as
stubborn Coughs, neglected Colds, Bron-
chitis, Hay Fever. Asthma, pain in the
side and chest, dry hacking cough, tick
ling in the throat. Hoarseness, Sore
Throat, and all chronic or lingering dis
eases of the throat and lungs, DR.. Kings
New Discovery has no equal aud has es-
tabiished fcr its self a world wide repu-
tation. Many leading physicians recon-
mend and use it in their practice. The
formula from which it is prepared is high
ly recommended by all medical journals
The clergy and the press have compli-
mented it in the most glowing terms. Go
TO your druggist and get trial bottle, for
ten cts. or a regular size for 81. For sale
by MCBRIDE d Co Panes Vile.
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a FINE HOTEL.

A recent visit to Chardon and an in
spection of the new hotel of Messrs. Ben
ton & Co., the Chardon House. served
to show that the Capital OF the State of
Geauga possesses one of the finest hos tel
ries in the country. Not only is every
thing new and the rooms large, airy and
convenient but the furniture iSall elegant
in design with every appointment show
ing taste and judgment on the part of
those planning the house. The table is ex-
celientiy provided and If merit will COM
mand custom this hotel will soon make
it's proprietors rich men.
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STOP spending so much on line cIothes,
rich food and style. Buy good, healthy
food. cheaper and better clothing; get
more real and substantial things of life
every way and especially stop the foolish
habit of running after expensive and
quack doctors or using so much of the
vile humbug medicine that does you only
harm. and makes the proprietors rich,
but put your trust in the greatest of all
simple, pure remedies, Hop Bitters, that
cures always at a trifiing cost. and you
will see better times and good health
Try it once. Read of it in another col
umn, Ar .496
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Desires to state that he has correspond
ence with first-cl music. houses either
in the West or East. and is prepared tC
furnish music Of all descriptions on order
at ruling market rates. Special attention
given to ordering music for teachers OF
for obtaining particular editions, .AMERI-
CAN or FOREIGN. Orders may be left al
his rooms, No. 80 Main street, or address
ed through the Post Office. Terms, cash
on delivery. 4oIt
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Lovely, clear Compiexions.

How enviable is the Possession of a
clear white complexion, beautiful be-
yond comparison. skin perfectly free from
every unsightIy blemish, smooth and
soft as velvet. This most desirable eff
feet is produced by an occasional appli-
cation OF that great discovery, Dupree's
'sOil of Beauty" Its action on the skin
is simply wonderful. Pronounced per-
fectly healthful by the highest authority.
it is indeed the ''eueen of the toilet
table," Every lady who desires to en-
hance her personal attractions should
procure a bottle of ssOIl of Beauty for
the complexion. Sold by Mcbride q Co.
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ro BE G1vEN AWAT.

We have procured large number of
Kendalps Treatise on the Horse for the
express purpose Of presenting them to our
subscribers. The work is valuable one
and contains Information of value to
every horseman. 1t is neatly bound and
handsomely illustrated. To every SUBJ
scriber who will pay arrearages and re-
new his subscription or to every sub
scriber who, not being In arrears, will re-
new for another year we will present a
copy free-providing that this offer is
accepted by the first OF June next.
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AFree Book for the SICK,

Containing nearly 100 pages, in pamph-
let form; shows how chronic diseases can
positively be cured by an original system
of practice. It contains valuable and
suggestive notes, by DR.. e. b. Foote.
human family is subject, besides illustra :
tive eases. and will be sent by mail 10
any one sending their address and a
three cent stamp to pay cost of mailing
Address Murray Hill Publishing Co, 129
h. 2Sth Street, n. Y. City. 455-46O
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

For the Week Ending Wednesday,
March 31st, 1850.
Since our last report the following
transfers of Real Estate have been plac.
ed on record by Recorder Green: B. F.
Lyon, by Sheriff, to G.. H. and Kittie AL.
yord; Psrry; 24A acres; $1S15. HI. Fl.
Hall. ct al. to Neavina Hall: Willoughby /;
100 acres; $4,000. W. w. johnson to H. II !.
Hine; Painesville; quit claim; 500. Mary
A. A. s. Clifford to 81. H. Hine; Pafnes-
Vile; quit claim; 81. w. S. Smith to Asa
4. Smith; Willoughby; Roadway; 81. G.
W. Mathews to Owen Wright; Leroy:
acre; 5000. Isaiah Covert to Jonathan
Ward; WiIloughby; 82L acres: $500.
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Dakota where he intends to engage eX-
tensively in wheat raising. We wish him
all success in his new home.
l.. A. Anson. OF Jackson, Tennessee.
but formerly of this place lett for the
South on Tuesday, his mother Mrs. D. F.
POmerOy. having sufficiently recovered
from her recent illness to warrant his de-
ing so.
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ASHT4BULACO COUNTY.
.JEFFE u SON.
DISTRICT COURT AND DIPHTHERIA-EDU
CATIONAL AND GENERAL.

DISTRICT COURT AND DIPHTHERIA-EDU-
CATIONAL AND GENERAL.
That you have not heard from this
sleepy old burgh oftener is due solely to
the dearth of interesting news. District
Court after i've days session adjourned
on Friday of last week. -. Diphthe eria has
again made it's appearance, this spring,
and bids fair to become almost an epidem-
ic The sugar season bids fair to prove
an Improbable one.. The meeting of
sociatiOn on the Goth, at the High School
Room, was decided success in all re-
spects. Buying eggs for shipment is de-
veloping into quite an "iIdustry' here
w. r. Allen recently bought seven hun
hereabouts have all been let to parties
living in the county and at prices great
ly below those of any former year.
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GRANGE MEETING.

On Saturday of this week, April Sd, Po-
mona Grange will hold meeting at 1890
A. NJ. At 1890 there will be a picnic din
ner to which all Grangers and their per-
sonal friends are invited and at 80 w.
l. Chamberlain will deliver lecture to
which all farmers are invited. The morn
ing meeting will be for the transa ction OF
business and will open at the desig mated
time, sharp.
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WRECK-ORD OF TIE wEEK,

Since our last report Probate Judge Shep-
herd has issued the following marriage
licenses; To Leonard Grant for himself
and Hattie L. Wheeler; to John Whit
worth for himself and Julia A. Glider
sleeve; to James Gallagher for himself
and Joanna Connell; to Edward Fl. Trv-
on for himself and Ida p. Kingsley; and
to Elmer A. Lockwood for himself and
Allie Orcutt.
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CaSn Paid
450-451 HUBERT & PAIGE.

Men and women out Unemployment can
find no more profitable business than
selling Plain Home Talk and Medica
Common Sense. practical treatise on
chronic diseases. sexual physiology and
thousand things worth knowing, by the
popular physiological author, DR.. f. 3.
Foote. 1t is the cheapest book in the
English or German 1angua ge; 1000 Illus
trated pages; just issued on new type for
S1.50. Liberal discount to agents. Two
copies by mail. postage prepaid, for two
dollars. Try it. Address Murray Hill
Publishing Co., 1876 E. 2Sth Street. \ Y.
Gity 4I5-46O
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"A Good account.
seTo sum it up, six long years of

'sTo sum it up, six long years of bed
ridden sickness and suffering. costing
1900 per year, total. $1,200-alI OF which
was stopped by three bottles of Hop Bit
tiers taken by my wife, who has done her
own housework for a year since withoui
the loss of a day. and | want everybody
to know of 1t for their benefit" John
Weeks. Butler. n. Y.' 445-496
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The best save in the world for cuts.
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheCm, fever
sores, letter. chapped hands. chilblains,
COINS and all kinds of skin eruptions.
This salve is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction in every case or money re-
funded. Price % cents per box For
sale by Mcbride & Co. 434-4St
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Spelling Reform

Is yet thing of the future, and until it
becomes generally adopted all persons
who use pen or pencil want a handy
pocket dictionary. The neatest and most
complete thing in this line is given away
as premium to all who send fifty cents
tor one years subscription to the Health
Monthly. Sample copies sent free by the
Murray Hill Publishing CO., 129 E 2Sth
Street, New York City. 455.460
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Although aware that 1t will be great
disappointment to many Of our lady read
ers, yet we have been compelled to again
omit the list of marriageabie young men.
Ii not again disappointed we will pre-
sent, next week, the complete list.
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DISTRICT DIRECTORY
orrICERs AT LARGE.

Representative in Congress. lanes A: Gar ,s,l,
of Jefferson Ashtabula County. for Lake, Ash
tabula and Geauga Counties; Joseph X. J. onn :
son, of Garfield, Mahoning County, iof ifaih-
bull and Mahoning Counties.
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w anIei.

Any one having a good telegraph Ins1ru
ment to sell will do well to address f
Bates, Madison, o., who wishes to buy
good one for cash.
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CHURCH CHIMES.

The st. James Church Ladies Society
81 Steeler.
season was held last Sunday evening at
the Disciple Church.
Mr.. De. Forest Brooks was re-ele cted
superintendent of the M. E. Sunday
School, on Friday evening last.
Next Wednesday evening. April 18th,
Miss Jesse ConthOni, of Chicago, is to
give an humorous and dramatic reading
a. the Baptist Church.
Elder n. n. Bartlett now breaches reg
ularly every Sunday at the Disciple
Church. At the close of his last Sunday
mornings discourse seven came forward
and in the evening one more, all OF whom
were baptised by Elder Kleeberger.
The annual election of officers of st.
James Church, Easter Monday, resulted
as follows; Senior Warden, Aaron Will
cox; Junior Warden, III. p, Sanford; :;
Vestry. G. D. Adams, C. o. Child, H. G.
NelIis, d. T. Easement. e. &. Paige, w.
W. Dingley. and s. X. Gray.
Special Easter services were held at
St. James Church. The following is the
programme of the music as rendered un-
der the leadership of Prof. S. b. Hamlen !:
Easter Anthem .-... harrison
e'erias l,%s;5's;ss Ms;sPsss5 S1SsS
Christ Our Passover Lawes
Ie Deum southard
Hymn los. ........ ..................... Tours
flynn 424 424.............. Berg
Communion.
kyre :Gfeene
TrisagiOn ............... ...............L Ludden
Hymn 205
Gloria in Excelsis. Berg
Sunday 4ehool Festival, 3 O'Clock.
Professional, Onward Christian soldiers, by
Arthur Sullivan.
Opening Sentences,
Responsive Readings.
Easter Anthem, Easter Morning ag....DurnaD
Lessons.
Baptism.
1lOTla III EACciSlS dlllS
Creed.
Prayers.
Easter Carroll, Christ is Risen. Mora
Address by the Rector.
Easter Carol, Christ Has Won the Victory
.Mendelssohn
OfertOry.
Benediction
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B 3 3. 3 3 =

VOTE: These Directories are printed qrd-
tuitouslg. for the convenience of our patrons.
Those interested in the UGTt0us dn3ounce-
n,eats soiH confer a facor by promptly mots-
fying as of any changes.
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MARRIED..

NT-WHEEL LER.-Wed evening"
March gath, at the house of the brides pa :
rents, by the Rev. Geo. II. Merrill, Leonard
Grant Jr.. of East Clari,ion, and Hattie L..
Wheeler, daughter OF Z, III. Wheeler, Esq.
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nupree's GIiof Yseauty,
Ruckien.s ArnIca saiye.

Tor the Complexion. Healthful, fragrant
permanent. Sold by all druggists.
434 4S5
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Another Candidate.

EDITOR JOURNAL:
Please announce that James Con-
don will be candidate for the office OF
Councilman. MANY FRIENDS.
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NEW ADVERTISERS.

MCBRIDE & CO., who advertise their Medi-
cines.
d. M BRIDGES, who advertises to sell or
exchange his farm for Western land.
II. j. KENDALL, of Enosburgh Falls, Ver-
mont, who advertises his SPAWN Cure.
THE MURRAY HILL PUB. Co, which an
nounces facts concerning its various publica-
tions.
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WANTED.

A GIRL FROM IA TO IS YEARS OF AGE
"A to assist in doing house work. Apply at
Mrs. Whitmore's, corner OF Wood and High
Streets.
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YOU WILL LOSE

IF YOU BUY BEFORE SEEING TIE OR
/ gans and prices of l. D. LovkTT & Co.
gainesville, Ohio.