Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1880-06-19

SpectiVe localities. he Is authorized TO
make collections and otherwise settle
all outstanding subscription accounts.
HAVE you been census'd:
PICNIcs are having boom.
EVERYBODY says that sits hotp'
FISHING parties are fashionable.
TIE archery craze does not seem to
flourish in this place.
FUNNY! That no girl likes to be allied
pretty little rOse-bug.
THE man with cool cheek is refresh.
ing companion these days.
For the week ending June 18th.
Painesviile had but one death.
The Commandery here had a meeting
ana banquet on Tuesday evening.
For job printing cali at the JOURNAL
office. Satisfaction always guaranteed.
THE Detroit papers announce steam
boat excursion from that city to Paines-
vile on July Sd.
CAMPERs-OUT on the lake shore should
take their children-they are so near the
cradle of the deep.
WE are under obligations to Mrs. j L.
Frisbie and to Mrs s. R. King for baskets
of choice strawberries.
The g. A. R. are to meet on Saturday
evening of this week, to perfect arrange
m ents for the Sd.
A GARFIELD club has been organized,
of which A. l.. Tinker is Preslaent ana
F. j. jerome, Secretary.
WHEN painting window shutters the
workm might call themselves occul1sts
they are holping the blind.
THE Painesviile High School Alumni
Association hold their sixth reunion on
July 9th at the Little Mountain.
WoMAN's SUFFRAGE may be said to be
when she feels that she must give up
dancing and go to clothing the heather.
WALKERS beer continues to grow in
popular favor as a warm weather bever-
age. 1t cannot be too highly recommend
CITY MARSHAL MOsHER is third
termer He announces himself as can
didate for reelection to the ONCE oil
Sheriff.
new time table went into effect on
the Lake Shore Road last Sunday. Such
changes as were made will be found duly
noted elsewhere.
A LARGE amount of correspondence
both from towns in Lake county and from
other counties is unavoidably crowded
out of this issue.
AN interesting Temperance item from
the PENN Press will be found ON the Sec
ond page of this issue, under the heading
Exchange Notes."
A sCRIMMAGE on the street, originating
in quarrel over game OF billiards at
McFarland's, drew a large crowd one
night this week. No arrests!
NEW cometh the time when the small
boy will hold himself together at the
equator in acknowledgement of the sub.
tie power of the green apple.
AND now she farmers, especially those
on the low lands, are complaining that
there has heen too much rain during the
past week. It's always thusly.
THE County Grange is to meet on Sat-
I'm Mom "a q
ed to remember that the hour is half past
ten in the morning and to be prompt.
THE committee appointed some time
since to draw and report constitution
for the newly organized Bar Association
OF Lake county has not yet made its re-.
port.
THERE are three kinds OF hair: Bang
ed hair, baked hair :and hare parted in
the middle. The first is tender, the Sec
ond more tender, and the third bar-ten-
der.
COURT is still in session and will prob.
ably continue for two or three weeks
longer The crowded condition OF our
columns this week prevents any report of
the business done.
| j. e. STARKs, agent OF the firm of Leon
ard & Co., Cleveland, is canvasslng the
town for a new spring bed which is very
highly recommended. not only for its ex-
cellence but tor It's cheapness
Now IS the time for friends of the
JOURNAL to aid it and the cause it repre-
for it. WIN its friends give it the benefit
OF their influence in extending its circu-
| latiOnf
| For shelves, for patterns, for putting
under carpets, for packing. for cleaning
windowe, or tor any other purpose desir-
| ed, old papers in any quantity can be
procured at the JOURNAL office. Price
| 81 90 per hundred.
In another column we publish the ad-
vertisement of DIR. G. W. Hotchkiss, the
ply sician, to which we would call the
| attention of our readers. DR.. HOtchkiss
/ was here some weeks since and gave ex-
| cellent satisfaction.
| ON TUESDAY Mr.. Humphrey Collister.
an old resident of Concord, but for some
time past living with his son-in-law, Mr.
A. Anderson, died at the residence OF the
latter. Deceased was 81 years old. The
funeral was held ON Wednesday.
DRs. BEARDsLEE and Graul held a post
/ anOrteu examination OF w. c. Hathaway,
last week, and found large quantities of
morphine in his stomach-enough to have
caused death. Whether taken intention
ltionalIy or accidentally, there is little
doubt but that he came to his death from
this cause.
/ >AT THE shooting match, last week.
| Wightman, Of Cleveland. carried of the
hoDors on Thursday, while Mallory, of
Painesville, did the same thing on Fri.
day. Painesville's crack shots tailed to
show up we'll on this occasion. But tew
entered, and those few got out as quickly
az possible.
A PROPOs to the various college and
Seminary commencements, now taking
place all over the land, is it not singular
that to educate young ladies is to let
them know all about the ogies, the omen,
les, the flies, the tics and the mistics
but nothing about the ings, such as sew
ing. darning, washing. baking aud max
ing pudding.
MI. OLNEY, of South Kirkland. has re.
Gently had printed, at the JOURNAL Office
a large edition OF q sermon recently de-
iivered by Rev. Dewitt Talmage. 1t is
one OF the best refutatiOns OF the "blOOdy-
shirt" theory that we have ever seen and
ought to be read by every intelligent
Northerner in the country. Mr.. Olney
is doing good work in thus seeking to
overcome the too general ignorance as to
the condition in the Southern States.