Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1880-03-27
LAKE COUNTY.
PAINESVILLE.

Miss Green did wed young Mr.. Brown
A very gallant feller-
And the result, SO we're informed,
Is now little yeller.
| A QUARRELsoME woman is always ready
| to come tn the scratch.
DURING the week ending March Goth,
there were three deaths in Painesville.
The mail carried over the r. & Y. R.
4. averages about 500 pounds per day.
SOME Interesting correspondence will
be found on the second page of this issue.
CHE that gathereth In summer, is a
| wise man" was not written of the ice
| dealer.
| LOCAL physicians await with complac-
ency the opening of the ball and bathing
season.
| PAPERERs, painters and plasterers are
| busiiy at work renoyating the StOckwell
House.
THOSE wanting old papers can procure
them at the JOURNAL office In quantities
| to suit.
The First National Bank is being over.
hauled and materially changed and i'm
proved.
The Seminary and the public sch ools
| OF this place close this week for short
vacation.
THE United States Metallic Binding
Company are putting in a new engine and
machinery.
A DANCE at Barnes. in Mentor, on
Thursday night attracted q number from
Painesville.
Go and hear Mrs. Kent Mason at the
N. Z. Church on next Tuesday evening.
Free to all.
The poor. overworked lawyers are now
enjoying a season OF rest. Court has ad-
journed sine die.
HITTING the nail on the head is all
right enough provided it is not the one on
the end of your finger.
THE pay Of the iron moulders in Hurl--
but d Paige's shop has been increased
twenty five cents day.
COUNCILMAN CARROLL has finished the
repairs on Lis brewery and began manu.
featuring on Monday last.
THE p. u Y. r. r. Co. are increasing
their dockage at Fairport so as TO be able
to store 100000 tons OF ore.
ON Monday last her many friends were
shocked at the sudden death of Aggie
Aver, daughter of James 81. Aver. ]
In another column E. W. Taylor ad ver-
tises lot of farming implements for sale,
at auction. on w Wednesday of next week.
LAKE COUNTY Pomona Grange vii
meet on Saturday of this week. An es-
pecialiy interesting session is promised.
THE Republican County Central Com
mittee are to meet at the Stockwell House,
in Painesville, on Saturday of this week.
DoA oHC dpPtACdtlOu iOIr d udETldSS
license has been made since our last re.
port-that of David A. Scribner for him.
self and Rosa >Broso.
A HIGH wind. on Monday. filed every
body's eyes with dust and made it ex.
ceedingly disag. eeble for all who were
compelled to be out of doors.
A TEAM belonging to s. Bigler made a |
lively runawa up through Main Street on |
Monday morning but was finally stopped |
on Richmond street with but tritiing |
damage done.
ON THE first of April the law partner |
ship OF AmidOn d. jerome will be desolved |
the former remaining in his present To-
cati IN. the latter opening new Office in /
the Milwaukee Block.
ACCORDING to a special from Colum- |
bus, dated last Monday, the Connotton |
Northern Railway Company. to run from
Canton to Fairport, has been Incorpor-
ated. with a capital of s., ,000. 600.
ON Thursday last the tug Starkweather /
came into Fairport having in tow dredge |
and two mud scows, to be used in re-
moving the bar at the mouth Of the river |
as soon as the weather will permit.