Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1880-05-22
LAKE COUNTY,.
PAINESVlLLE.

Foot pads and liver pads work in the
dark.
Strawberries are high in price and
poor in quality.
THERE'S one thing honest dealers can
not adulterate-eggs
DID you ever see a pretty girl with
neat waist, basque itr
CAN a discarded corset be properly
considered an express agent?
SUBSCRIBE for the JOURNAL. Bright.
newsy and only $1.5O a year.
FARMERS are reporting that rain is bad
ly needed all through this section.
LAST saturday Mentor nine scooped
Painesville nine by a score OF % to "a.
In about two months from now North
Pole excursions will be exceedingly pop
ular.
TIE trees have donned their wedding
garb aud blossomed forth in summer
loveliness.
THE Little Mountain Tally Ho Coach
made its first appearance on the streets
last Tuesday.
IF practice will make perfect, the mem
bers of our City Band will shortly be-
come the best blowers in the land.
WE are under obligations to our old
friend L. B. Gibbs for copies Of late Far.
go, d. It. daily and weekly papers.
L. SMITH has bought lot of ice from
up the lakes and on Saturday of this
week commences his regular rounds.
The Street Committee have done
good work in cleaning st. Clair Street
between Main and Washington streets.
J. d. COX. twho has been engaged in
selling tickets to the so-called Patty
House Lottery reports trade as good.
THE Painesyille B. B. C.. realized
about $50 net from their Ice cream and
strawberry festival, last Friday night.
No true genius ever despises free
lunch counter-which accounts for the
crowds at Jones' every Saturday night.
WALKERS beer still maintains its pop
uIarity as a summer beverage. For fami-
ly use nothing can be pleasanter or more
healthy.
For job printing of all kinds. plain or
ornamental, large or small. call at the
JOURNAL office. Satisfaction always
guaranteed.
A WOMAN is the only human being that
will try to catch two frains at once-the
one on her dress and the one just pulling
out OF the station.
For the week ending May 18th there
were no deaths at all ih Painesville, ac-
cordfng to Sexton Smiths report to the
National Board of Health.
PEOPLE who think that cheating never
prospers ought to go to the s'horse mark
et', at the foot of Main Street, sOme day
and watch the operation there tor awhile.
CAPTAINJ. B. Kilbourne requests the
JOURNAL to announce that next week
the work OF collecting the Monument sub
scriptions in Painesvllle will be COM
mence0.
NEWS was recently received here of
the death OF W. s. Stage a former resi-
dent OF this place, in Ferris, Montcalm
Co., Mich :, on Sunday May 9th. The de.
ceased was 90 years of age.
THE course of lectures being delivered
by Prot. VIM. HI. Goodyear, of New York.
at the l.. E. +. Seminary, are said to be
very interesting and instructive. The
first one was given on Monday evening
last.
THE many friends of DR.. Levi S. Bur-
ridge, will receive with deep sorrow the
news OF the death OF his daughter Emma
Francis, who died at her parents home
in New York, May 14th, OF consumption.
Her father at the time was in Paris.
THE most attractive soda water fOun-
tain in town is TO be found at j. Wiley
Smiths. He keeps consta ntiy on draught
not only plain soda, with every variety
of syrup, but root beer, ginger ale. the i'm.
ported Irish ginger ale, and all kinds of
mineral water. Give him call.
On Friday evening last the Corpora
tion Officers and the Township Trustees
held a meeting at which it was decided
to offer J. r EDDY $1,000 for twenty acres
OF his land adjoining Evergreen Gene
Sry-one half payable January Let, 1880,
and one half six months later.