Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1880-03-20
OTHER C4NDIDIT TES
For Proposals f rom nHatrimOni.alIn M a 1 In =
ciined Young Ladies.

AS we expected, our efforts TO furnish
| reliable information in regard to the mar
riageable young men of the place has
met with the approb ition due to 50 great
a work of philanthropy. Not only have
we the consciousness of performing a no.
Bile work but. in addition. the knowled ge
that our efforts are appreciated by those
whom We seek to benefit And In this
connection we cannot but note one S GU
lar fact. In preparing our first article we
were frequently troubled to obtain relia
bic data. Since its appearance. however.
numerous Jealous friends bave come for
ward, so eager to give facts, that in their
anxiety to do so, they have often even
sought the writer out TO impart the desir-
ed intormation. As result we are now
almost as much embarrassed by our wealth
OF information as at first by its pancity.
The singularitV OF the circumstance arises
from the fact that these co-laborerS have
last week s list-parties whose approba
ton we scarcely hoped to gain. Below
we continue our list:
John Il. Cfague. a medium sized. heavy
set cross between a blonde and a brunette; :;
would be able to properly train tamil
~ and to teach the IDEAS of young olive
branches how To shoot; is thrifty. we'll
to-do and a good match; age thirtv-three
since the recollection of earliest times.
S. X. TOIIes, a brunette of the Spanish
type; rather small but agile and healthy;
has small hands, feet, and whskers; is
fond of chocolate carOmelS and babies;
attends church and female minstrel shows
with equal facility; dotes on social life
and pfcncS; has no bad habits except
fondness for plug tobacco; age variously
estimated, probably about twenty-five.
Will X. Hodge. a straight. we'll built
blonde. inclined to favor, the strawberry
type of architecture; has an ineXhausti-
BILE flow of spirits, a naturally amiabIe
disposition and could be domesticated
without much trouble; is Il good feeder
and would be inclined toward lavishn e ss
in providing; sings ineiy, drinks only
Walkers Beer and IS fond of society; sta
tistics as TO age omitted by special re-
quest.
Geo. W. AIvord, familiarly known as
wv allie: a Young and promising attor-
ney. of the composite orae. as to complex
ion: IA good talker, singer and terpsicho-
reaniSt; has a fOndneSs for amateur theat-
rcals and moonlight walks; devotes his
time mostly to studying law and culti-
waiting moustache; believes in early
marriages and has been seen, lately price
ing baby carriages and teething rings;
age probably about twenty y-hve.
Frank Dingley, pale brunette with
sad expression OF countenance; has lik-
ing for Tennyson, the Wdverly and mild
cigarettes; can sing and dance when urg
ed to do SO; believes in long engagements
anu expects to vote for Grant; is domes-
tic, gentle and kind age unknown.
Mart Motter, comely brunette inclined
to e7sbonpOint; is considered the hand
soonest landlord in Ohio; w as born lucky ;
is domestic in his instincts and broken
to drive either double or singles: has a
black moustache and wears red stock
ings; has no bad habits except tenden-
cy.to lie i'm bed late mornings: thinks st.
CLAIR Street the finest promenade in town;
rivals Geo Ingrim in telling a good story;
is good dancer; ages
Frauk j Jerome, a young attorney with
a serious cast of countenance and side
whisKers; is modest and retiring in dis
position with a decided fondness for
church soCiabl and tea parties; writes a
good hand, is saving and would make an
excellent husband for miss ionary; age
between twenty and thirty.
f. III. Horton, a tall brunette with a
tenor voice; domestic in his habits and
could always be relied upon to provide
amusement for the children; plays the
lovers part to perfection, on the stage,
and would undoubtedly do as we'll in real
lite; has no bad habits ard Burnside
whiskers; would be able to save by buy
ing paragOric and other needed supplies
at wholesale prices; age reported as
thirty-nlne.
Charles Stewart, another blonde OF the
early berry style; is modest and retiring
but atfectionate in >his disposition; pos
sesseS no bad habits other than a natural
appetite tor rest; has small feet and BLUSH
es easily; would have to be approached
carefully but once his baShtullnesS was
overcome would do well; age doubtful.
Geo. NJ. Fisher, a rather slim graceful
blonde with good teeth and tendency
To frequently smile; is light eater, es
pecially at breakfast. retaining at that
meal the simple tastes of early childhood :;
has a fondness for music anu is good
singer: wears gloves habituaily and
neitner smokes nor chews; affects stand
mp collars; would be mild and docile in a
family circle--if the circle was not too
large; has a tendency tolounge under
current bushes; age something less than
thirty.
Mention of this delicate subject omitted by
special request.