Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1880-04-03
LAKE COUNTY.
PAINESVILLE.

| PAINEsvILLE had three deaths durin
the week ending March 9th.
SNUG little suppers and small Dime
parties are all the rage just now.
SUBSCRIBE for the JOURNAL. Only 1.5
year and a handsome book thrown in
THE new lodge of Foresters. in thi
place, is rapidly increasing its member
ship.
/ RAKING yards and cleaning up are nov
in order and the oder of burning leaves
fills the air.
The cold weather has interfered con
| siderably with the operations of the Fair
port fisheries.
COTTON doughnuts composed the pal
atable lunch Of Conductor Young OF
Thursday last.
ONE man, at least. was April fooled
the one that kicked the hat in front o
the St0ckwell House.
MARCH, which came in like laml
chop, went out on Wednesday like .
boarding house steak.
THE City Council want all parties hold
ing bills against the town to present then
/ his-Fridav-evening
THE regular Monthly Temperance
Meeting was held at the Congregational
/ Church, on Sunday last.
| GEO RIVERS, the paperer, painter ant
| decorator is now located in a new shoI
under the Cowles House.
| THE Royal Arcanum of Paiuesville was
represented at the recent State Conven
| ton bv Perry Bosworth, Esq.
RIVER fishing is not very good yet. Oc
casional strings are caught but they are
| the exception and not the rule.
| LAST Saturday Charles Earl, while
| working on the dredge at FairpOrt had q
| toe taken off by the machinery.
| F. RADCLIFFE and E. W. Sherwood have
| Joined teams and opened carriage and
| blacksmith shop on State Street.
THANK Heaven! March has marched
out. True to it's instincts it did SO in as
disagreable manner as possible.
! ON Saturday of this week j. M. Ben
| iamin will be ready to receive customers
in his new quarters on State Street.
| ANYONE who desires to purchase a
new three spring wagon can do so al a
| bargain by calling on o. j. Robinson.
| SEE the offer to present finely Illus
| trated book to every subscriber TO the
JOURNAL, as made in another column.
NAVIGATION may now be considered as
| having fairly opened. Vessels OF all
kinds are passing up and down the lake
THE recent rains are said to have done
untold good to tue wheat which up to
that time had been suffering from drOuth
THE new lamps along the upper end OF
Main Street have not yet been lighted
possibly because they have not been put
up.
JUST about this season of the year is
when wives are most given to prOfuse
demonstrations OF affection for their pub
bies.
E. HUNTINGTON has recently been en-
gagged in surveying land about Fairport
in the interest of the Conotton Railroad
Company.
B1GLER's dam was as nothing when
compared with that OF a gentleman, on
South Street, when he ran into clothes
line last Wednesday evening.
A. G. SMITH and family sangin Cleve-
land, on W ednesday this week. on the oc-
casion of the celebration of the S2d an
niversary of modern spiritualism.
THE next term of the Lake Erie Female
Seminary will begin next week on We'd
nesday. There will probably be about
THERE has been a raid this week
against the doves, which had become so
numerous about town as to be serious
nuisance and large numbers were shot.
DR.. f. HI. TOD has opened an office
over w. F. Smiths drug store, on the
corner of Main and State Streets. His
card VIII appear in next weeks JOUR-
NAL.
THE matron, Miss Dean. is now distrib-
uting new catalogues of the Temperance
Rooms Library. They show a list of
books amounting to between fifteen and
sixteen hundred.
AS settled in his new quarters j NJ 1.
Benjamin is making a very fine display of
all kinds of choice groceries. We advise
a call, before purchasing family supplies
elsewhere, at the new State Street store.
THE crowded condition of our advertis.
ing columns indicates a marked revival
in business prospects, and growing ap-
probation OF the fact that the JOURNAL Is
the best advertising medium in the Dis
trict.
THE dance given under the auspices of
the Iron Moulder's Union, at Childs Hall.
on Monday evening last was exceedingly
pleasant. About 80 couple were present
and the dancing was kept up until the
wee sma' hours.
report that two detectives had been
in town the past week to again work up
the Express robbery of two years ago. is
incorrect One officer has been here
but notwith any idea of finding either the
moneyorthe thief.
A NIGHT or two since some ashes
thrown into the alley back Of the Stock
well House set fence on fire and except
watchman there would have been a very
lively confagration.
THE work of remodelling and refitting
the First National Bank goes bravely on,
under the immediate supervision IF IL.
| G. Nellis, the Cashier. Wnen done the
TOOul Will DE OHG Vi Tile plchSdubSSt duu
Ieommodious in the State.
MRS. KENT MAsoN's Temperance Lect-
ure at the M. E. Church, on Tuesday
evening, was attended by q fairly large
audience but not bv as many as its merits
entitled it to. The address rs very highly
spoken of by all who were present.
PEOPLE who want to send money to
France or Algeria from here can now do
so through the Painesville Post Office
hof in nSfi "a WING hQnn dQeiOn a od
an International Money Order Office so
far as those countries are concerned.
HC. GRAY, the well-known stationer
and book seller, has been appointed s0fe
agent for the sale Of Stafford's inks, in
| this place. A sample bottle shows them
to be fully worthy of the high standing
that they hold in the market. Call and
try them.
| THE Universalist Society of Paines
vile is in a bad fix. 1t has considera
BILE sum OF money in its Treasury which
| it does not know what to do with-it hav
| ing been raised to build a church and the
law OF the State forbidding its use for any
other purpose.
/ Mr.. F. CALENDER has bought ou
| Councilman CarrolPs livery stable OF
State Street. 1t remains to be seer
whittier the Council will be as lenient to
ward Mr.. Calender in the matter of pave.
| ment building as thev have been toward
| Councilman Carroll.
WITH the advent OF Spring c]eanin,
comes the necessity for old newspapers
They are useful to put under carpets, t,
polish windows with, to wrap package
in. to put on shelves, and for half an hun
/ dred other purposes. For sale at tn
JOURNAL office at $1.00. per hundred
|
| POSTPONED ANOTHER WEEK.
Although aware that it will be grea
disappointment to many Of our lady read
ers, yet we nave been compelled to agail
Ii not again disappointed we will pre-
sent, next week, the complete list.
/ WRECK-ORD OF THE WEEK.
Since our last report Probate Judge Shep
herd has issued the following marriag