Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1880-03-13

REMEMBER the MendelssOhn concert on
the 18th.
AND now soon will be heard the melo-
dious-hand organ.
A NUMBER of the alleys about town
need cleaning badly.
SOME doctors charges may appropriate
ly be called high heals.
SPRING cleaning is fairly under way in
number OF stores and dwellings.
During the week eudiEg March 9th,
there were two deaths in PainesvilIe.
CAN the entertainment of an idea be
called a feast of reasOnf
TWO car loads of soldiers passed
through here for the west, last Saturday.
SEVERAL correspondences are again un-
avoidabiy crowded over until next week.
REPORTS of sheep killed by dogs con-
tinue to come from all parts of the coun-
ty.
THE unfavorabie weather promises to
make tbs supply of maple sugar extremely
limited.
NOTICE for those owing wood. The
roads are in excellent condition. Yer
bum sap.
IT Is a fortunate thing for some of the
hilists.
TaE c. L. S. G. will meet at the Tenn
perance rooms next Monday evening at 7
O'Clock.
On Monday next the light house at Fair
port will be opened tor the summers en-
gagement.
Now is good time to sell Lake Shore
Stock. 1t is reported as being consider
able above par.
COURT still drags it's weary length
along but will probably last only lew
davs longer.
THE old adage "words are cheap don't
apply when you go to q telegraph Office
to send message.
The only marriage license issued this
week was one to James Williams for AL
bert Foster and Lily Capp.
AT THE meeting OF the Lake County
Grange last Saturday, the degree OF Pc.
mona was conferred.
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On Friday last the tug George B. Dick
inson is reported to have passed up the
lake en- route, for Bay City from Buffalo.
IT is rapidly becoming warm enough tor
one to slip out early on Sunday morning
into some secluded spot to dig for bait.
SEE the notice of s.Kendalps Treatise
on the Horse" in our column of "EX-
change Notes" on the second page of this
issue.
RIVERS is about to move into new
quarters, When he gets located he is
going to let people know where to find
him.
BABCocK Post s. Chapman are now al
most ready to commence the spring fish
ing. Their pounds will be the first down
at this point.
PETITIONS for the passage of q law al
lowing women to vote at school election
have been circulated in this vicinity dur :
ing the past week.
THE game of stifteen" has resched
Painesville and the soft mutterlngs of s.t3
-15-14'' are to be heard on every side.
Poor Painesville!
The Fifteen" puzzle is nothiug new to
young ladies. They are 80 used to stick
ing to fifteen that it is a puzzle to US how
they ever get any older.
A FASHIONABLE friend reports that dec
orative corsets are coming in vogue. 1t
is a foolish idea. Who cares what is on
the outside OF q corset?
a. D. WORK proposes to start d bakery
in the room now occupied by j. NJ. BenJa-
| min so soon as this latter gentleman gets
into his new quarters on State street.
WITH the approach of spring cleaning
comes the necessity for old papers. These
can be had in any quantities desired, at
| the JOURNAL Office, for only one cent
each.
MEssRs. Storrs, Harrison & Co.. are re-
ported TO nave received over tnf66 num-
dred business letters on one single day,
| this week. And it wasn't much of a
| day either.
AT present writing the ground is white
with snow and the air chills as in mid
winter. But there ls no tellin what it
will be by the time this issue reaches
our readers.
| Mr.. L. GREEN, Of the Perry nurserie g
| reports the possession OF % months old
Durham steer which weighs 1,265-s
/ weight which from the way it was spok
en- of we presume to be above the average
THE damage to the monuments il
Ev ergreen Cemetery has all been repair
ed and the stones restored to their places
with the slight exception Of one belong
Ting to Mr.. Marshall which was too bad
ly brok en- to allow of its being reset.
A GANG Of wor kmen passed through
town q day or two since engaged in re
moving ali but one Of the tele graph linel
on the main east and west road anl
transferring them to the poles along tn,
line of the railroad.
| LAST week we noted the advent o
Walkers Root Beer as evidence of tn,
approach of spring. Its proprietor desire
US now to say that he Is prepared from
this time on to promptly fill any and al
orders with which he may be favored.
WIN. HADELER has moved into new ant
commodious quarters at 1S4 State Stree
where he will be pleased to see all hi
old and as many new customers as MAJ
feel inclined to favor him. Next weel
his advertisement will appear In the
JOURNAL.