Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1880-04-17
LAKE COUNTY,.
PAINESVILI,E.


SPRING house cleaning is now in order
late.
DECORATION Day will be observed on
May 18th.
THE watering cart now perambulates
the streets.
If WHINING does not better matters
whine not?
SEVERAL weddings are reported as
soon to take place.
IT is now Burridge & Barnes instead
of Burrilge & hopkins.
The first circus OF the season has yet
to put in its appearance.
ABOUT this time of year it is the early
fish that catches the worm.
WE noticed Mr.. Christopher Morse is re-
nOvating the outside of his store.
SOMEHOW 1t would seem as If Spring
were severer season than winter.
THERE was but one death in Paines-
vile for the week ending A pril 10th.
THE attendance at the Seminary this
term is said TO be unusually large.
THOSE who can afford to get them are
now coming out in new spring suits.
NEWSPAPERS. religion and milk tickets
should always be paid for in advance.
MosHKR & CRoFooT and Wilcox, bank
lead The fashion in awnings this year.
IAN uOuS6uOIu VIII Il DaOy De con-
sidered as being fonnded upon rock?
THE oysters summer vacation may
now be considered as having commended.
THE recent rains are said to have been
unusually beneficial to all kinds of crops.
AS general rule, the man who has the
office holding itch should be vigorously
scratched.
The fishermen of Painesville are re-
jOicing in the catch Of multitudinous fish
OF excellent quality.
THE time will soon come when the av-
erage citizen can tell what he knows
about raising the Monument.
BUTTER is said TO be coming down in
price. 1t is to be hoped that it will come
up In quality at the same time.
LAST Friday five car loads of emigrants.
mostly Swedes passed West over the
Lake Shore Road for Minnesota.
MERCHANTS report business as picking
up. Especially is this the case among
those who advertise in the JOURNAL.
THE number OF tr amps is reported as
steadily increasing. And this will be the
case so long as Re publican misrule pre-
walls.
ROBINS seem to have taken brace and
are putting in an a ppearance this spring
more numerously than for several years
before.
Id. LovETT & Co, on State street,
are refitting their saies-room so as to ac-
commodate newly purchased stock of
pianos ana organs.
BAND of exodusters, twenty-five in
number, recently arrived in this place
from East Tennessee. They ought to
have gone to Oberlin.
REPUBLICAN primaries are to be held
on Saturday OF this week. And then will
the ringsters and wire puliers get in
their little work.
THE Painesyiile post-0fice reports that
the business done during the quarter end
ing in March was the largest ever trans.
acted during any single quarter.
THREE thousand dollars were appor-
toned to Fairport in the River and Har-
Dor bill-a truly rOval appropriation for
which FairpOrt is undoubtedly indebted
to the eXertions and influence OF James
Ananias.
AMONG other new advertisements
which should be read with attention is
that OF Dickinson Il Co., who really tell
something which ''every farmer should
read.'' The firm is doing a large busi-
ness and has reputation which should
command the patronage Of all.
NAPOLEON LIE PATRIE has recently
established hack line between Paines-
willie and Fairport. Three trips are now
made each day which number will be it,
creased as traffic demands. An esteemed
and erudite contemporary calls the pro-
prietOr Of this new line .'LepOLtry."