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Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1880-04-10
LAKE COUNTY,.
PAINESVILLE.

1
CARRoLL's brewery appears to be 8
popular enterprise.
| THE Express Company rejoices in thu
possession of new horse.
Now is good time to clean the alley.
| about town. They all need It.
ONE or two light snow storms this weei
have lent variety to the weather.
| For the week ending April Sd there
| was but one death in Painesville.
THE Park has been raked and general
ly cleaned up during the past week.
| SEVERAL communications areQnavoid
ably crowded over until next week.
THE Public Schools and the L.. E. F.
Seminary began again on Monday last.
| G. w. BARNES has bought out the in
| terest of Hopkins in the firm of Burridge
| & Hopkins.
| THE Probate Office is, without excep
| tion, the neatest and most attractive room
| IN the Court House.
WALKER is again on the war path anC
| is furnishing his beer to all who desire il
with commendable punctuality.
PAINksvILLE has no base hall club
But then it has billiards which are sort
| OF baize ball game, after all.
L. E. JUDsON expects to be ready te
open his new dry goods store in the Mil
| waukee Block about the 10th Inst.
VIM. INGERsoLL and Mrs. sumner have
bought ouC the saloon of John A. Brown
the latter going on a grating trip.
THE Geauga Stove Company recently
raised the wages of the employees ter
per cent. Moderate but seasonable.
ALWAYS read the advertisements. A
number of new ones containing matters
of interest are to be found In this issue.
THE stockholders of the Painesville
Gas Light and Coal Company are to hold
| their ANIMAL meeting at the Company's
Office on the 21st of April.
THE District Court has closed its la
bors in Painesville and gone to Chardon
The report of the business done will be
found in another colnmn.
L. FRKITAG has again moved up town
and on the let OF April opened his cigar
factory on the first floor of the Milwau-
kee Block. Main Street.
friend Felix Doran for copies of the Gds-
seetG IllastrdtG, ReuistG Illustrate and
and other Italian papers.
AT THIS season of the year the efforts
of our farmers all seem to be directed to-
ward making their fields look as seedy as
possible.
THE damages recently done by ronghs
to graves and monuments in Evergreen
Cemetery have all been repaired except
the one monument SO badly broken.
THE County Commissioners held a
meeting on Tuesday of this week. Be-
yond the auditing OF few bills but little
business OF Importance was transacted.
SOME of the dry goods show windows,
about town, are as interesting as muse
ums of anatomy which show how fear
fully and wonderfully people can be
made.
The hotel and grounds at Little Noun
tain are being thoroughly overhauled and
changed, under the supervision OF Harry
W. Avery who will have charge there
uuring the coming season.
MEssRs. Warner & Quincy, two "hOrse
tamers,'' were here on Monday last and
gave an exhibition of their powers in
that direction. They seemed 60 under
stand their business but failed to get up
O class.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1880-04-10
DIED.


ROOT-In AShtabula, Ashtabula county, on
March 26th. Kate G. Root, aged 2S years.
DANNELL-In Ashtabula, Ashtabua county,
on March Gath, Mrs. Dannell, aged 65 years.
ADAMS-Tn Aehtabula, Ashtabula county on
March 9th, Freddie Adams. aged years.
CADWELL-In Richmond, Ashtabula county,
on March 25th, Mrs. Polly Caldwell, aged 81
years.
BELNAP-In Ashtabula, Ashtabula county, on
March 29th, Lois Belnap, aged years.
MCDOW ELL-In Ashtabula, Ashtabula coun-
ty, on March 25th, Mrs. Peter Mcdowell
JOHNSON-In West Williamsfield, Ashtabull
county, on March sth, Mr.. Fayette johnson,
aged u years.
ALLEN-In Williamsfield, Ashtabula county
On March goth, Miss Emma L. Alien, aged ,.
years.
MERRIFIELD- In Orwell, Ashtabula county,
on March 2lst, Mr.. j. W. Merrifie1d.
GOLDSMITH-In Conneaut. Ashtabula coun-
ty. on March 10th, George Goldsmith aged II
years.
BOSLER-In Hartsgrove, Ashtabula county
on March 18th, Mrs. Auna Bosler, aged 81
years.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1880-04-10
Lovely, clear Compiexions.

clear white complexion. beautiful be-
yond comparison, skin perfectly free from
every unsightiy blemish, smooth and
soft as velvet. This most> desirable eff
feet is produced by an occasional appli-
cation OF that great discovery, Dupree1s
'sOil of Beauty Its action on the skin
is simply wonderful. Pronounced per-
fectly healthful by the highest authority,
it is indeed the "queen of the toilet
table," Every lady who desires to en-
hance her personal attractions should
procure bottle of ''OIl of Beauty tor
the complexion. Sold by Mcbride & Co.
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Better Than New,

During the past few days FL. j. McFar-
land has had a force of workmen engaged
in refitting his billiard rooms. New floors
have Deen laid, the walls newly papered ,
the ceilings frescoed and the woodwo
lard tables of the latest and best style
nave replaced the old ones and on look
ing through his place it is not hard to be-
lieve Mes claim that he has ssrooms that
are second to none in the -State-' He is
also sole agent, for Lake County, for PHI .
Best's celebrated Milwaukee lager, and
families desiring to use this pleasant bev-
erage can be supplied by leaving orders
at his rooms. 452-456
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1880-04-10
MONDAYS, ELECTION.
The Result i'm Painesviile and IL
the Rest of the County,

The Result in Painesviile and il
the Rest of the County.
In every town and corporation in tn,
characterized with unusual apathy ant
lack Of interest on the part of the people
There seemed to be no issue of sufficien
Importance to call out the voters and
light poll was the rule rather than the ex
ceptiOn. Less than 800 ballots were cas-
in Painesville-a TACT that probably ac
counts for the result in the choice of Ger
tain of the corporation officers. Below
we give the results in the several towns
Pdinesvitte.-Township: Trustees, G. N
Wilder, George Smith and II. e. Boards
lee; Treasurer. S. A. Tisdel; Clerk, E
huntington; huntington Assessor, sg H L. Barstow
Constaoies; A. w; Stocking, j. Nj. Ben
Peace, E. Huntington. Corporation
Mayor, Hon. J. B. Burrows; Councilmen
H. Carroll, N. Brink and z. Pratt; Clerk
q. Quinn; Treasurer, S. X. Gray; lars bal
.. Child; School Board, H. II. Coe, DR.
II. C. Beardslee.
Perry.-Township: Trustees. T. Thomp.
son, n. 1. Watts and l.. D. GAYLORD
Treasurer, c. NJ. Thompson; Clerk, ID. l..
Wyman; Assessor, HI. Armstrong; Con-
stables, Amos Breed and e. W. Stanhope.
Jr; Justice of the Peace, VIM. j. Shat
tuck.
misunderstanding. Trustees, P. V.
Sperry. FL. o. Wells and A. E. Sanborn,
Rich; Assessor, j. c. Carpenter; Consta.
bles. B. M. Curtis and E. Traver; Justice
of the Peace, John Curtis.
WiltouQhby. Trustees, G.
Peiton. Thos. Harbach and Edwin Nj.
Jones; Clerk, G. C. jenkins; Treasurer
Constables. VIM. Thomas, A. H. Tar bell,
W. j. Hutchinson and S. M Downing:
Corporation: Mayor, j. S. Ellen; Treas.
urer, Will Collister; Councilmen, Fl. F
Street Commissioner, A. p Barber; Mar
shal, o. H Rockafellow: Cemetery Trus'
tee, G. o.. Sharpe; School Board, DR.. e
w. Storms and j. S. Ellen.
COncOrd.-Township: Trustees, A. A.
Austin. A. T. Brown and j. L. Frisbee:
Clerk, F. H. Murray; Treasurer, Thos.
Murray; Assessor, T. Cowles; Consta-
bles, q. Alexander and VIM. Harrison.
LeRoy.-Township: Trustees, f. W.
Wedge, q. s. Weed and d. A. Scriber;
Assessor. g. NJ. Balch; Constables. Fred
Mason and b. F. Wright; Justice OF the
Peace, j. H. Wheeler.
Madison Township: Trustees. W.
Corlett, Edwin King and d. L. Bailey j;
Clerk, o. A. Hoskin; Treasurer, H. j..
saxton; Assessor. E. c. Miller: Censta-
bles, A. X. Mixer and Chas. Gflbrath.
Corporations: Mayor, A. S. Stratton;
Clerk, A. B. Childs; Treasurer, Francis
Hendry; Counciimen, II. q. Gill, L. p.
Sax.on and j. p. Smead; Marshal Chas.
Gilbreath: School Board, A. b. Childs
and j. b. Hayden; Trustee OF Cemetery,
VIM. HaIsted.
Ment0r.-Township: Trustees, T. G.
Hart, Geo. j.. Bell and s. Youmans;
Treasurer. Fl. NJ. Babcock; Clerk, Nj. D.
Mather: Assessor, T. e. Alvord: Consta-
bles, Alva Lapham and F. Parker. Cor
poration: Mayor, w. S. Kerr; CLERK, l..
H. Luse; Treasurer, o. S. Haskell; Mar
shall, Josh Long; Councilmen, N. D. Corn
ing, L. fl. Carpen ter and n. C. Frost;
School Board, T. NJ. Morley and T. G
Hart; School Director, T..G. Hart,
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1880-04-10
THE DISTRICT COURT
The Cases Disposed of and not Pre-
viOusly Reported.

Since our last report the District Court
has disposed of the following cases, ad-
journed and gone away: Orlando Saw
var VS. Joseph johnson, continued. Rhoda
Fisher VS. Hattie Nj. League; petition dis
missed as to claim to set aside deed alb
solutely and as to claim to have mortgage
reinstated dismissed without prejudice.
Plaintiff excerpts. VIM. E. Hulett ct al
VS. Thaddeus Fairbanks ct al; tried and
decree for defendant NettletOn. Motion
for new trial Overruled and defendant eX-
cepts. Thirty days given in which to
make up bill of exceptions. Jacob v.
Wall VS. Orrin H. Sharpe; contiL ued. j.
A. Brown VS. James R. Hall; petition in
error dismissed and Judgment affirmed
with costs. Catherine Grant us G. S.
Berry; continued. Perry Bosworth EXT
VS. j. Il. Lloyd; continued. J. j. Pratt VS.
Leonard Anderson; continued. Schoon-
er Sasco VS. J. Lyon; petition in error sus-
tained and judgment removed. Schooner
Sasco vs. G. McLween; same as above:
r. NJ. Murray Ex'r vs. e, A. Seeiey; con.
tinued. VIM. Luty VS. W. NJ. Bratt; con-
tinued. James Colwell VS. State of Ohio.
petition sustained and judgment overrul-
ed. Nancy j. Atkins vs. Ann NJ. Thomp-
son; continued. j. Caddoo VS. State of
Ohio; continued.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1880-04-10
A Remedy for Hard ,C,mes.

Stop spending so much on fine clothes,
rich food and style. Buy good, healthy
food. cheaper and better clothing; get
more real and substantial things of life
every way and especially stop the foolish
habit OF running after expensive and
quack doctors or using so much of the
vile humbug medicine that does you only
harm. and makes the proprietors rich,
but put your trust in the greatest of all
simple, pure remedies. Hop Bitters, that
cures always at trtling cost, and you
will see better times and good health
Try it once. Read of it in another col
umn. 445-496 =
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1880-04-10
CRURCH CHIMES.

Prof Ellis, of Oberlin, preached in the
Congregational Church on Sunday last.
matte reader gave an entertainment at
the Baptist Church on Wednesday even
ing.
Mrs. Ingrim and Mrs. Clapsadel are to
entertain the Baptist Sociabie at the iec-
ture room of the church on this-Friday-
evening.
The Congregational Church Social was
entertained at the church parlorsaon We'd
nesday of last week by the Misses Hine
and Pepoon.
The ladies OF the M e. Church are al.
ready making preparations to have a DIM
ner table on next Fourth of July at the
unyeiling of the Soldiers Monument,
where they can feed the hungry multi
tudes at remunerative prices.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1880-04-10
REAL ESTATE rRANsFERs.

For the Week Endfmg Wednesday,
April nth, 1850.
The following transfers of Real Estate
have been placed on record since our las,
report: Seeley r King to H H HInet
Painesville, IA acres; quit claim. Geo
Whippie to Guernsey g Whipple, Le-
Roy, 5S acres; $500. John Kellogg to H E
Kellogg. Madison, 4-100 acres; 81 600. Mi
randa J Richards to Alanson and Sarah
m. Knox, Leroy, acres; $500. w A and
z b Sawyer to Amina S Durham, Men,
tor, 4s acres; 1880. Ann N Thompson
to N f Thompson. Leroy, 80 acres; quit
claim 81 800. w Thompson to Ann NJ
Thompson. Leroy, 81 acres; 81 800. Fred
Mason to Rodna PrentIs, Leroy, 50
rods; $40. Sarah Averill to Hugh L and
Daniel Averill, Mentor, 35-100 acres;
to n 81 Hine, Mentor, 90 acres; 81 800.
Carrie Green to H II Hine. Mentor, l
acre; $50.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1880-04-10
THE MoNuMENE.

For several days past force of men
under the direction of II. P. BarstOw
have been engaged excavating for the
foundation of the Soldiers Monument,
to be placed on the Park. There seems
to be some dissatisfaction with the exact
site chosen but 1t would probably be ex-
tremely difficult II not impossible to Sc
iect any spot which would meet the ideas
OF every individual.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1880-04-10
IN pRoBArE COURT.

On Monday last Probate Judge Shep-
herd held the regular monthly term OF his
Court for the transaction of criminal
business. The following case was dis
posed OF, It being the emily one on the
docket: State OF Ohio VS. James Smith,
Edwa ard Hart and Edward Hart, Jr. Pet
it larceny. Trial to the Court. Judg-
ment Of guilty and sentenced to jail for
twenty-five days and to pay fine Of
fifteen dollars and costs.
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s.To sum if mn. six lone wears

'sTo sum it up, six long years of bed
ridden sickness and suffering, costine
$500 per year, total, $1,2oo-an OF which
was stopped by three bottles of Hop Bit
ters taken by my wife, who has done hel
own housework for year since without
the loss of a day, and 1 want every body
to know of 1t for their benefit John
Weeks. Butler. n. Y.' 445-496
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1880-04-10

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Address Murray Hill Publishing Co., 129
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Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1880-04-10

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Mr. VIC. MCCALL

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Is yet a thing of the future, and until it
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Tor one years subscription to the Health
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Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1880-04-10

-. P. Clark of Leon has gone to Ne
braska to live.
-Austinburgh Institute opened on the
13th with an attendance of 150.
Mr.. Julian Peters, of Monroe, is
dangerously sick with consumption.
Frank Beach, a Conneant cabinet
maker, has emigrated into Michigan.
Freeman Smith, of Windsor. an at
torney, has recently located in Geneva.
Susan b. Anthony is to lecture in
Rock Creek about the middle of April.
Rev. Mr.. Streeter, of Wayne, is re-
ported as seriously i'll with heart disease
Stephen Root, of Austinburgh, has
gone to Dakota to engageri in wheat rails
ing.
Rev. MIR. Wyman of Geneva, realized
$50 from donation party, one day last
week.
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Cash Paid
For Scrap Iron.
HUBERT & PAIGE.

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DISTRICT DIRECTORY
OFFICERS AT LARGE.

Representative in Congress. James A; a, Car
Of Jefferson. Ashtabula County. for Lake, Ash
tabuia and Geauga Counties: Joseph X, Jonn-
son. of Garfield, Mahoning County, Tor Ifam-
buii and Mahoning Counties.
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3 3 3 b 3 :

VOTE: These Directories are printed ora
tnitousty, for the cOe1enience'ot our pdtf0nS'
Those interested in the Uarious announce
naents aoill confer faror by promptly not,-
flung as of any CHANCES.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1880-04-10
lKHAr THEKaRT

County Treasurer Coe furnishes the fol.
lowing statement of the apportionment
of the tax collected from the L. IS Nj.
8. R. r.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1880-04-10

Any one having a good telegraph in stru-
ment to sell will do well to address +.
Bates, Madison, o., who wishes to buy "a
good one for cash.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1880-04-10
wRECK-oRD OF THE WEAK.

Since our last report Probate Judge
| Shepherd has issued the following mar
riage licenses: To Charles A. Steuch
| for himself and Elizabeth G.. Storm; to
Decker r. Beardsley for himself and Han.
nah Pickett.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1880-04-10

Dupree's Oil OF Beauty,
for the Complexion. Healthful. fragrant
permanent. Sold by all druggists.
- 43I. 4Sl
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NEW ADVERTISERS.

B. EHRLICH. who advertises new arrival OF
Spring Goods.
II. r. DICKINSON & CO., who advertises
Farming TmplemputS
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~ p A T C II Z
For meHding Tin. Brass, Copper,
-. Lead or Iron without acid or soldering -
III iron Any lady or child can mend
with it. will send one sample plate
- by mail with directions that will cnt
o. 1917 inch square patches on receipt OF
25 cents, for 81. 100 for S10 Postage
a stamps received as cash.l AGENTS
n WANTED Can carry one day IS stock
in your pocket. Sales will yield So. to
SIS per day. Our "a page illustrated -
- Catalogue of Chromos, Jewelry. Nov
elites, Stationery, ETC.. FREE. ADJ
dress City Novelty Co., iI9 South sth -
~ ST. Philadelphia, Pa. Mention this 1
paper 43e-446-lX.
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ASHTABULA COUNTY.

The News of the Week as Collected
by the JOURNALS Corps of Young
Men.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-12
sTREErs- p. N.

Alta, SD sha 8lss; Sierra Nevada, 7kb
7saa TVS; Mexican, 74b; Benton. 2Ab
230a 24s; jacket, sob; Potosi. 190b "a;
Justice, 260b "a a; Point, l20b 1Aa las;
Gould & Curry, Boob IA As; Hale & Nor
cross, 495b; Alta, SAs; Ophir, CAB Ia;
Exchequer, 130b lisa; Hale Il Norcross,
495s; Belcher, 235b; Chollar, 2kb 260a
ais; Justice, 270b 2Aa 270s; Best Il
Belcher, ga; Alta, Sal S%a 8hs; Union,
f0Ab; Savage, 230b 240a; Overman, sob;
Point, 1Ab Justice, 2ks; Utah, 9b 9Aa
o.: Best & Belcher, 50 b; Chollar. 260b;
Savage, 240b 245a 240s; Andes. hob;
Benton, 230b 235a 235s; Jacket, 345b;
Hale 4 Norcross, 5b; E%xchequer, 135b;
Sierra Nevada, TN b; Utah, 9Ab Best &
Belcher. szsb; Point, 1905; Alta, Sb SKA;
Union. lib; Benton, CAB 230a; Justice.
26Ob 270a; Ophir, rs; Sierra Nevada, Tab
TIA 7Hs; Benton, 24a; Mexican, 7ssb
TIA; Con. Virginia, 235b 240a 235s; Alta,
7tb sa 7|s; Justice, 260b 265a 265s; Ben
ton, 2l0b elsa 210s; Alta, 7hb ina TVS;
Lady Washington, Ssh; Sierra Nevada, IS;
Alta, 7Ab7Aa.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-12
FLuE DUST.
Scraps from the Notebook Of the
SentineI's Reporter.

Scraps from the Notebook of the
SentineI's Reporter.
Go and see the holiday presents at CAL
isher's.
Germania meets at the sc~hool-house to-
night.
The Postofice letter list is advertised
this morning.
Regular services at the NJ. E. Church to-
day on Ruby Hill.
Sheriff Ed. Raum, Of Hamilton, came
over last evening.
The usual religious services will be held
in all the churches to-day.
President John T. Baker is open to re-
ceive Christmas presents.
The luscious oyster is to be had fresh
and fine at various stands in town.
Messrs Fletcher & Carpenter have dis
solved partnership. See advertisement.
G.. X. HOLSTER, the contractor" is at
Callville, on the Arizona road, by this
time.
Constable German was engaged in SELL
ing ont wagons, harness, wood, etc., all
Of yesterday.
The White Pine News has been removed
from Hamilton to Cherry Creek. Wish
you luck, boys.
Tom Short arrived from Ruby Valley
yesterday. He comes on a holiday shop
ping expedition.
The weather yesterday and last evening
was more like spring than winter. We
predict a mild winter.
The Hooks & Knicks will hold a grand
carnival npon the formal occupation of
their new hall to-day.
Davidson, at the Postofiee bookstore,
last night received some beautiful glove
and handkerchief boxes.
Mr.. John S. Capron left this morning
for California. He expects to pass several
months at Santa Cruz, for the benefit Of
his health.
The offertory, by Mr.. b. w. Pulling, at
the Episcopal Church this evening, will be
Coral Fugue, from Nevello's Convent
Mass in @.
At no time has the general mining out
look Of Eureka been so encouraging az at
present. We look for extensive mining
Developments during the next year.
District Court will meet tomorrow at
10 o'clock, when the committee appointed
to draft resolutions in respect to the mem
DRY Of the late A. NJ. Hillhouse, member OF
the Bar. will report. after which the Court
will adjourn for one dav.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-12
Back in the Ola Quarters.

The officers and members Of Eureka
Hook & Ladder Co., No. /, and Knicker-
booker Hose Co., No. 2, will assemble to-
day at 2 P. NJ. at the hose house of Rescue
No. l, whose guests they have been since
the fire, and escort their apparatus to the
new building, which has been completed
and is almost an exact fac-simile of their
former truck-house. The Rescues have
rendered an escort, and the Fire Depart
ment generally are expected to attend.
Ex-Chief Douglas, Of the Eureka Depart
ment. and Sandy McMartin, OF the Gold
Hill Department, will be masters Of cere-
mony, and President Caravan. Foreman
Chase, Treasurer Raphael and Secretary
Long, of the Hooks q Knicks, will do the
honors for the old stand-bys at the recep-
ton.