Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1880-05-08
LAKE COUNTY.
PAlNESVILLE.
tn e REASON.

Tn Il hEASONs
On Thursday morning last large
fire in Cleveland burned, among others,
the auxiliary printing establishment of
A. n. Kellogg from which is issued the
outside of the JOURNAL. AS result we
were obliged to telegraph to Chicago,
on Thursday afternoon. for another idi-
ton. A reply received on Friday stat
ed that it would be printed and sent so
as to reach Paiuesville on Saturday.
But for some unexplained reason it tail
ed to do SO and we are therefore COM
PEELED on -Monday-morning to is
sue a half sheet. We. of course, regret
the accident but as it was matter en-
tirely beyond our control we sincerely
trust our patrons will accept the result
philosophically. We assure them the
loss and annoyance are both greater to
us than they can possibly be to them.
STRAW hats are now in order.
THE flag staff in the park is being re-
painted.
LIKE flowers women shut up-when
they sleep.
TIE first circus OF the sea son has yet
to put in it's appearance.
PAINEsvILLK Grange will hold its next
meeting on the 14th of this month.
THE cheerful cry of o-i-c.e once again
fills the air with it's tunefni melody.
W. F. SMITH has adorned the front OF
his store with a coat of bright red paint.
For job printing call at the JOURNAL
office. Satisfaction always guaranteed.
AND yet not q move has been made to-
ward preparing Tor Fourth of July cele-
bration.
THE rite of baptism was administered
at St. James Church on Thursday even-
ing last.
DURING the week ending May let there
was not death in the town Of Paines-
Vile.
THE Root Block. on Main Street, now
rejoices in a handsome front OF black
striped with gold.
THE corsage bouquets affected by the
ladies, these days, are OF painfully un-
calmly size.
A FEW good lady teachers can find en-
ployment during the summer by address
sing box 2l1, Chardon, o.
A FEW days since M Messrs. Storrs q
Harrison received an Invoice OF lou, ,OO0
shrubs and plants direct from France.
JOE CADDOO's arm, which was unjoint-
ed in a Shnday fight in his saloon at Fair
port. two weeks since, in getting well.
THE Lake County W. G. T. U. Is to
hold its annual meeting in Kirkland. on
Wednesday, May 18th. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
A BOILER, used on the docks at Fair
port, exploded last Monday noon. 1t be-
ing dinner hour all hands were away so
that. fortunately, no one was injured.
ONE order was received last week, by
Sweezey & johnson, from Havre, France,
tor 5000, 600 skewers. Another order ju st
filed was for about half that number.
The County Commissioners met on
Monday last but did little business. Sew
eral contracts for culverts were made and
one with Mr.. l.. Farris for an $500 wooden
bridge across Big Greek, near Will iiams'
Mills in Concord.
x. A. E. BELL reports his peaches as
all killed. Gen. j. A. Potter reports his
as all safe. In collecting news from
fruit growers .."you pays your money and
takes your choice -
THE heart of the Old Man of the Noun.
tain was warned last Saturday by the
sight of ninety six lovely maidens, from
he l.. E. F. Seminary, enjoying picnic
amid the wild Businesses Of Little Noun
Sain.
MISS WYONA BRADFIELD. known as the
ssGirl Orator"--irom which we would in.
fer her to be young in years il not in ex-
perIence-is to address q temperance
meeting at the NJ. e. Church on Tuesday
evening OF next week in Mentor
THUS far the month of May has been
delightful in the extreme. Soft sout b
winds, bright sunshine and an atmos-
phere filled with the fragrance of early
flowers and fresh turned earth have made
each day lust too awfully sweet for NOR
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