Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1880-04-24
LAKE COUNTY.
pAINESVILLE.

Now is the time of apple blossoms.
SPRING chickens are putting in appear.
ance at the markets.
THE Probate Court fails to furnish q
single item OF news this week.
The Clerks office is undergoing a thor.
ough cleaning and renov ating.
| AN awning is being put up in front OF
the Temperance Reading Rooms.
SEVERAL communications reach US
this week too late for publication.
SToRRs, HARRISON & Co. report an un-
usually busy opening of the season.
THE Cowles House is the head quar-.
| ters for the Engineer Corps of the new
| Conotton Valley Railroad.
| THERE are now but three occupants
| of the jail-those from Madison VINO are
| serving a sentence for petit larceny.
FROM his new home "A. H. Garfield
writes that he has secured the contract
to furnish the stone Tor tn e new depot at
Denver.
JUDGING from the reports from the sur
| rounding factories the present prospects
| are good for a large make of cheese this
season.
PARTIES desiring the services of fam
| lily physician should read the card of DR..
Kate H. Whipple, published in another
column.
j. WILEY SMITH has shaved his nous .
tache and started his soda fountain-two
/
warm weather.
ON Thursday evening last Fatrick K
Welsh, of Canandaigua, n. Y, began a
series OF three Anti-Catholic lectures, at
the NJ. E. Church.
COUNCILMAN CARROLL had beer tank
| in his brewery burst, few days since,
and now mourns the loss OF about $30O
worth OF the precious fluid.
| BUT little interest was mantle sted in
the Republican primaries, on Saturday
last, and with q light vote the wirepullers
| had the thing their own way.
MARY A. WALTERS is about to present
| to the Governor petition for the pardon
| to the penitentiary in 1878 tor burglary.
THE work Of altering and remodeltng
| the First National Bank is nearly CON-
pleted. The room Is now one OF the
| pleasantest and most convenient in the
| State.
SATURDAY, May 29th, will this year be
being sunday, We give G. A. R. gen.
| eraI order upon the subject in another
column.
DURING the few warm nights, of late,
| the scintillating frefiies have been hoist
| ing their phospnOrescent caudal extrem-
cites and sailing around through atmos-
pherlc space.
WALKERS Root Beer, already SO we'll
| known, is gaining additional popularity
| this season, as pleasant drink for sum-
| mer. Families will be furnished it reg
ularly il desired.
| NEXT Monday evening April 26th. the
l. q. U. f. of this place will celebrate the
| SD anniversary OF Odd Fellowship in the
| United States, by a social party and sup
| per at their hall.
UNKNOWN well.wishers have sent US
copies of several western papers, whi lie
our old friends the Doran Brothers now
in (yarr tlInRtr2
weeklfes from the Eternal City.
WEATHER prophets announce cold
May and June with subsequent hot and
dry weather. II someone would youch
| tor the weather prophets we should feel
more certain about the weather.
AMONG others now East is Mr.. E. G..
| " etherbec VINO is how in New York Sc
iecting large and choice stock Of every
variety of summer dress goods, TRIM
mings, etc. His new advertisement will
| appear next week.
HEREAFTER students who graduate
ceive new style of diploma designed
| and executed by w. j. Morgan & Co., of
Cleveland. The new sssheepskln'' is a
very handsome document.
GEO. MCFARLAND, President. Charles
Mcfarland, Captain, Herbert House,
| Quartermaster, and Frank Briggs, Joseph
| shelby, Lewis Lincoln and Lutte Judson
| as high privates, constitute the club OF
.sRed Hearts," recently organized here
| for the season of 1880.
Two hundred and ninety-tbree dollars
were collected by the Citizens Relief
League and forwarded, through the Fl.
/ nance Committee, to the suffering peo-
pie of Ireland. The thanks of the League
are returned to those who 80 literally
aided in relieving their starving and op-
pressed fellow countrymen.
A RECENT visit to Kleeberger & Nor
iey's marble rooms shows q fine collec-
tion of work either completed and ready
Tor delivery or in progress of manufac-
ture. The work is all done under the inn
mediate supervision of Mr.. Kieeberger.
| who has sufficiently recovered his health
to enable him 20 resume active oversight
of hts business.
A VISIT to his store on State Street
shows John M. Benjamin to be fairly set
tied and at home In his new quarters. No.
ticeably larger than ever before his stock
of groceries is fresh and--best of all
just as cheap, il not cheaper, than any
others in town. Be sure and give MIN q
call and examine some OF the special
bargains he is Offering.