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Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1880-03-06

PERSONAL AND GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
from this place in your paper for long
time. for the reason fhat your correspnn-
dent has been away travelling foe his
health in the western country -. The
High School closed on the Goth and The
pupils gave an entertainment " hich was
good 50 far as they were concerned There
was large audience despite the bad
weather "A reunion OF the old and
young folks at the Factory Hall was not
so well attended as expected Oh account
there however, enjoyed it exceedingly
we'll There Is to be a sugar party and
dance at the Factory Hall on Thursday
evening for the beneht of the Masonic
League;a a society so-called of ladies of
the friends of the fraternity. We are
having all sorts of weather except sleigh
Ilg. Plenty OF mud instead of snow but
now the roads are getting quite dry.
Sugar making Is progressing slowly but
what is made is nice. The wheat crop
now looks fair for a good harvest. We
are troubled with good deal OF sickness
at this season OF the year. MIR. A. a.
Baldwin and Mrs. j. H. Lindsey also
Mrs. Jason Prfchard are not expected to
the town. Since the year 1880 came into
existence there have been four deaths;
two adults and two children. Miss
Nancy Weave who was sick a long time
Win consumptlons one cnll0 OF u. rev.
ans; one of MIR. and Mrs. &. Welsh and
Lauren Freeman. The Parkman Grauge
holds its regular sessions as usual II.
L. johnson has returned from his west
ern tour of three months time. There
has been great excitement about the post
office and the detective has been here.
But the appointment at last fell in favor
of Miss Josie Smith our fashionable mil
liner. Considerable stir is going on in
the changing of farms this spring, some
selling, some renting. Nothing as yet
said about cheese making. The excite
ment does not run as high as last year
especially, against the Star Factory.
Jonas P. Clark has recovered from his
long sickness 80 as to attend to the
wants of his customers In his grocery
trade. :. There has been a great scare
here on account of the order Of the Rebel
General Keys to cut down the post routs
from daily to once a week but all is'right
now.
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LAKE CO. DIRECTORY.
TOWNSHIP AND MUNICIPAL Of
FlCERs.

PAINEsvILLE. Mayor. r. NJ. Murray:
Councilmen, A. q. Garfield, r. x. Paige. W.
Clerk, c. Quinn: Treasurer. S K Gray; Mar
shall. H. ID. Mosher; Supt Of Cemeteries. M y.
seynoqRE Rsardsise: sSsees CLERK. Edwin Hunsneson;
T.oasurer. ). A. Tisdel; Assessor. Il. L Bar
stow; constables; l.a Mosher, J; u. Ben
Huntington. L.:G- TuttIe. 8. Moodey.
MApIse S.Mayor. I; Ids e. ki%ball; nj Council n.ah
Ir-;Clerk. A. B. ChiIds; Treasurer, 8. N. Allen !;
Marshal. Daniel Potter; Trustees, q b. Girls
Allen; Treasurer, Henry saxton; Assessor, e
g. Miller: onstables, H. p. Allen, GA Miller;
Justices of the Peace. ID. 2. Dodge, W. W..
IENroK-Mayor.w WIN Delong; Couneilmen.
Buel Butler, w Gilbert. Il Ball-G Rose, b. .shep-
ard VI. Dickey; Clerk, L. "a. .Luse; ;Treasurer,O 8.
Haskell; Marshal, e. Curtis; Trustees, A. 3.
Daniels. 5, Youman>. George Bell: Clerk, W.D.
F. J. Rexf,i; Constabies, II. W. Munson,
Joshua Long; Justice of the Peace. b. N.
WILLoUGHBY.Mayo 8. s. Ellen; Coun-
cilmen. Hiram Kennedy. George Pelton, Char
les Brown; Trustees. q. Z. Durbsn. o; II. Sharp.
j. Ellen; ASSESSOR. L. Brown; Constables,
AL. Brown. E. z. Fowles. A; b. Tarball. 8. u
Wm \. Lille, 5. N Downing.
Pc eRY Trustees. ID G. Hamblin, j. e.
Perry, Thomas Thompson; Clerk. E. s. Belk-
nap; Treasurer, 6 NJ. Thompson: Assessor. A.
B. Call; Lonstahles, ID. L. lyman, q ". Stan
hope. Jr.; justices of the Peace, L L Morris, Ii
EfRTLAND.-Trustee P v. sperry.
Jonn Thomp- on, u b. Metcaif; Treasurer. f.
D. Rich; clerk, j. f.. " ellis: Assessor. q. e.
Morse; Constable. Nj. Curtiss Justices OF the
Peace, z .arpenter. Jaeo.. Holden.
CONCORD. = Trustees, n. s. Fay. w. 7.
Cowles. Warren Winch II; Treasurer, Ira j.
Morse; Clerk, F. f. Murray; Assessor. q. B.
Winchell: Constahles, james Oliver, q.
Mills; Justice OF the Peace, ID. C. Foster
LEROY.-Trustees. Angus Cowle, b. r
Scribn.r r, Ezra Bates: Clerk, 5. Potts: Treas
urer. 4. W. Wedge; assessor. J. a. Patch; Con-
Stables. Edwin Callow, M Northard; Justice
of the Peac.s- George Abbey.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

y
LAKE COUNTY.-Member of the House OF
Representatives, james p. Smead; Judges VI
Cuin.nun Pleas. III. b. Woodbury. ind L. 8.
Sherman; Probate Judge. G. n. Futile ;Cierk,
III. Woodworth: Recorder. s. A. risdel; Pros.
Attorney, L. Sterling; Auditor. BID. Chesney
Surveyor. IL. N. Munsou; tommtssfoners, ..
jerome. A. p. Barber and u: T. Bennett;
Coroner, f. Parker; Infirmary Directors.
Brink. A. r. Brown and e. Mason; School Ex-
aminer>, Fl. G. Beardsley, John lague and T.
ASHTABULA COUNTY.-Member Of the
House OF Representatives, freeman Thorp.
Judges of Common Pleas, H. B. Woodbury. and
L. ) sherman;. Probate Judge, E j. Belts; !;
Clerk; Asa Lamb; sheriff, 7; :. roMung; rTsas- pns
Attorney. E. B. Leonard: Auditor. W. II.
Crowell: Surveyor, J. A.. Fickinger; Commits
sioners, w. T. simons, Calvin Dodge and T. o.
tors, n. Folett. E. Hammond and N. W
MkHoSING GoUNTY.-Member of the
Judges of Common Pleas. e. B. Taylor and ".
Y. Spear; Probate Judge. Z. D. Fhoman Clerk.
81. B. Shields; sheriff, lanes b Drake; Treas
Prosecuting Attorney, NJ. ". johnson; Audi
tor. j. B. Hughes; surveyor. j. NJ Reno; Con; ;
missioners, j. II. Blackburn. G.. Wetzel and
Frank Nc wm
nelius and Joshua Davis; school examiners.
81 VA chester. lone vacancy,
GEAUGA ACoUNrY.-Member the House
ofCommon Pleas. III B. Woodbury., L. 8. Sher-
man; Probate Judge, II. X. Smith; Clerk. w m.
N. Keeny; sheriff. Silo r. Warriner; Treasnrer,
Pros, Attorney. n. Fl. Bostwick; Auditor,
VIM. Howard ;Surves or, z. L. +. Phelps; Com
missioners. Daniel johnson. A M. Barnes, D.
Directors. Amanda Gates. D. c. Hollis, s. {.
Beard; school Commissioners, John v. w nit
ney. G. W Carroll. Edward Truman.
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FoorvaLLs.
A LETTER FROM IOWA.


The following from former resident OF
this place but now in Fonda, Iowa. will
not be without interest to your readers:
thought perhaps an item from this part
ut Gods moral vineyard might be inter-
esting TO some OF your many readers.
town etc. Fonda Is located on the Iowa
division OF the 1. c. r. E. 226 miles west
of Debuque and beautifully situated,
overlooking large and besutiful prairie
that has = three foot black sandy lone
soil with clay sub soil and it will pro-
duce almost anything that is sown or
planted but 1t is best adapted to stock
rsising. Why you ought to see some OF
our steers In spring OF year when turned
and twist their tails and grow latter on
our grass than eastern stock do On corn
that costs them so or 75c per Dushel. In
word our lands are as good and as fertile
a. any In the world and 1t only costs
man from S.. to S.. per acre 10 get just
such q farm as he wants and on long time
at that. Our town Fonda is only ten
wears old. Ten years ago last June there
was nothing here but one vast prairie Is
miles from timber, and now our County
polls polls about 1000 votes. Our village
has population Of about three hundred
and IL an Incorporated village with stores
as follows: l hardware store, 2 millinery
stores, l drug store, restaurant, -four
stores, 2 shoe shops, furniture store.
good hotel, livery barn, / good two story
school house, NJ. E. Church, 1 black.
smith and wagon shop, good lumber
yards and all are doing rattling good
business. We also have 2 land agents
A. P. b. Wood and F. Miliard and they
will be glad to give your readers any In-
formation desired IN their line. Our
County Seat Is PocahOntas Center some
15 miles northeast; W. d. Melvin,
Treasurer, now on his fourth term; A. O.
Earlack, Auditor, on his fourth term and
county out of debt with some $4,000 in
Treasury. Taxes very light, some $5. on
here and no ague or sickness to speak of
| here. Some years ago in order to start
q cemetery man shot himself, since
| that some children have died as well as q
few old people. Doctors are scarce and
| those that are here get poor living.
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EAST CLARIDON.
TELEPHONES AND GENERAL NEWS

Among the reports gwen of the numer-
GUS townships in the several counties.
we fail to notice the appearance of our
little village. Although sitnated COM
paratively in "country obscurity," it yet
deserves credit tor its jealous strugglings
to destroy the stronghoids of saloons and
Institute grand. moral and Intellectual
reform Owing to the proximity of the
Z. d 7 K. Z. we are enabled to export
our produce and import our necessary
articles with considerable facility. Our
winter school under the efficient man
agement OF H. E. Beardsley has been
we'll conducted and by the entertain
ments which have occasionally been
given, we judge that much interest has
been taken fn securing marked improve
ment. .Dowburgh Seminary in our
northeast quarters has organized de-
batting class, which wades into the pro-
found depths of argument and disposes
ofquestions which have for years baf1ed
the logic of our most eminent politicians
-. Last Sunday evening we were favor
ed with temperance speech from VIM.
II. Sauva, of Buron, large audience was
present, fully appreciating the truths of
an excellent address. C. A Chace is
engageing deeply in the telephone i'm
provement. He has erected several
which seem to give perfect satisfaction.
rhus we jog along hoping ere long to
prove that we are advancing and enter
prising and to reflect to our ighboring
communities "a face all aglow with civiii-
ZatiOu
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ASHTABULA co UNITY.
DORSET.
DEATH OF A PROMINENT CITIZEN.


Mr.. John Smith the oldest inhabitant
in Dorset was buried in the family bury
ing ground. March I'd 1880. Mr.. j. Smith
moved to Dorset Feb. I'd, 1921. bringing
with him from Jefferson few hands and
in very short time erected log house
and before fully completed moved In it.
Though sufficiently close to keep wild AMI
mails from coming in the stars afforded
beautiful sight before going to sleep
which could be seen through the roof.
Thus Mr.. Smith commenced in his new
home in the wild OF Dorset 50 years ago
about the age of 33 years and his estima-
BILE wife being some IL years younger.
They being strong and healthy have en-
dured all privations incident to q pio-
neers life. They came trusting in the Lord
and nave not been forsaken in which his
many children can testify. Long before
any place Of worship was erected his
mouse was ever open for preaching and
prayer. His pilgrimage hath been long, he
hath given praises unto the end. The
funeral services conducted at the house
by Rev. T. B. TAFT, assisted by Guy OF
Jefferson.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1880-03-06
A Wonderful Discovery.

For the speedy cure of Consumption
and all diseases that lead to it, such as
stubborn Coughs, neglected Colds, Bron-
chitis, Hay Fever. Asthma, pain In the
side and chest, dry hacking cough, tick
ling in the throat. Hoarseness, Sore
Throat. and all chronic or lingering dis
eases of the throat and lungs, DR.. Kings
New Discovery has no equal and has es-
tablished fer it's selfa world wide repu.
tation. Many leading physicians recon-
mend and use it in their practice The
formula from which it is prepared is high
ly recommended by all medical journals.
The clergy and the press have compli-
mented it in the most glowing terms. Go
to your druggist and get trial bottle, for
ten cts. or regular size for 81 For sale
by MCBRIDE q co Painesville.
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owner also suggested that wooden
pavement was better than stone or brick
AS to that particular claim we leave our
leaders to judge in regard to the gentle
mans good judgment. But however just
the esteemed gentIeman's opinion may
be we suggested to him that underneath
his wooden pavement possibly there
might lie this principle, which he would
find by looking; that when one is allowed
to violate an ordinance with Impunity
others will also 10 SO, whether righttully
or wrongfully. These columns do not ad-
NIT OF u discussion in reference to the
merits OF different kinds of pavements.
but we beg to assure our readers of our
entire earnestness and seriousness in
every article which has appeared upon
the subject, and that our serious aim has
been to induce compliance with town or
in
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1880-03-06
Better Than New,

March 1st. 1880.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1880-03-06

ch is the expression from all Drug

Su ch is the expression from all Drug
gists and dealers everywhere who are
selling DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. No like preparation can
begin to have such an extensive and rapid
sale. And why? Simply because of it's
truly wonderful merits. No cough or
cold, no matter of how long standing or
how stubborn, can resist it's healing qnal-
tiles. Asthma. Bronchitis, Hoarseness
Hay Fever. Pain in the Side or Chest and
difficulty of breathing or any lingering
disease of the Throat and Lungs rapidly
yield to its marvellous powers. 1t Will
positively cure and that where every
thing else has failed. Satisfy yourself
as thousands have already done by get
ting of your druggist, Mcbride & Co.. a
trial bottle for ten cents, or regular size
bottle for 81. For sale by MCBRIDE & Co.,
Painesyilie
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MADISON.
osrnAr srws-rHr srM1-cEsrEss1AL.

oNERAL NEws-rHE sKMI-cENTENNIAL.
The Musical Union will meet on Satur
day evening at the residence of Il. j. Sax
ton Mrs. n. A. 8. Bliss has resigned
her position "a principal of Madison
Seminary and will soon leave for the
East where she has many friends =. Mr..
Reuben Bliss has sold his interest in the
trm of Isham 4 Bliss to Spencer Fuller.
The winter term OF School at Madison
seminary closed on Friday last. The
rhetorical exercises at the close were
largely attended and proved Of much in
terest - The Young Peoples Union holds
no meeting this week We aIe glad to
note the rapid convaiescence of Mr.. F.
W Caliow, of North Madison. who has
been very sick with diphtheria:. The
concert at KelloRg's Hall on Friday even
ing was well attended and the parts were
ali well executed :. The "Semi-Centen-
nial Celebration" at the Congregational
Church on Thursday proved of great in
terest. The historic addresses command
ed close attention and the "reminiscences
meeting was especially interesting and
enjoyable. Will try and give You full
report next week.
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Stop That Cough.

If you are suffering with cough, cold
asthma, bronchitis, hay fever, consump-
ton, loss of voice, tickling in the throat
or any affection of the throat or lungs. use
DR.. Kings New Discovery for consump.
tIon. This is the great remedy that is
causing so much excitement by its won
derful cures, curing thousands OF hope.
less cases. Over one million bottles oi
DIR. Kings New Discovery have been
used within the last year, and have given
perfect satisfaction in everv instance.
We can unhesltatingly say that this is
really the only sure cure ior throat and
lung affections. and can cheeriully rec
commend it to all. Call and get trial
bottle for ten cents or regular size tOI
81. Mcbride & Co., Painesville, o,
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GEAUGA COUNTY.
BUTTON.
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION MEETING.

C. A. Burton the Secretary of the As.
seciatiOn furnishes to the Republican the
following account OF the 18th meeting held
here last week. Th 9 meeting called to
order by President Truman, in chair.
Music. Prayer by Rev. Cutler. Reading
OF Secreta rye report. Roll-call. 8. e.
wilmot was proposed and accepted by
the Association as Q member. Chardon
was selected az the place of holding the
next meeting. A motion was carried that
q committee of three be appointed by the
year. Paper, GEOGRAPHY" by W. A.
Taylor. This paper was discussed by
Carroll, Rev. Cutler, Mrs. Treat and s.
4. Wilmot. The nominating committee
reported the following names for officers,
6. ". Carroll: Vice President. c. A.
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During the past few days 81. J. McFar-
land has had force of workmen engaged
In reftting his billiard rooms. New floors
have neen laid, the walls newly papered,
the ceilings frescoed and the woodwork
grained In the best style. Four new bill
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 Mos claim that he has s'rooms 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 be "
erage can be supplied by leaving orders
at his rooms. 452-455
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AN excsLLEsr cHANCe.

By reference to our advertising col
umns our reauers willfind an announce.
tlenl from &. Spring which ali who de-
sire anything in the line Of Boots or
shoes will do well to read. For some
time Mr.. Spring has been cultivating u
reputation all through this section Tor
philanthropy by buying goods aud selling
them at prices which enable pe0pie to get
more from him than from anyone else
In the present instancs he claims TO be
=untdoing even himself and asserts thai
" hen he gets his present stock closed Out
.he name OF Spring will have become sy-
m0nym0us with good bargains In boot i
ana SHOES. But, however this may be, We
advise all to give him . call and see Tor
themselves.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1880-03-06

How often have we longed for perfect
enjoyment and how seldom found it. Mis-
fortune has come. oril health overtak en-
US. Perhaps cough has overtaken US
which threatens that dreaded OF all di-
seases. consumption, and we feel that
death is near. With what joy should we
be filled then, when such remedy as DR..
Kings New Discovery, for consumption,
is placed within our reach. 1t has cured
thousands who were nearer the grave
than ourselves and made their lives
peace ful and happy. Asthma, Bronchit-
IS, Hoarseness, Loss of voice, difficulty OF
bre athing, or any affection of The throat
and lungs are positively cured by this
wonderful discovery. Now to give you
satisfactory proof that Dr.. Kings New
Discovery will cure, if You will call al
Mcbride & Co.'S Drug Store you can get a
trial bottle for ten cents or regular size
bottle for 81,
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The Celebrated Newt Improved
HnxUe SeUinU m a chine.

In selecting a machine why not buy
the "Howe," which has a worldwide
for durability and all kinds of
work. A machine that YOU can always find
needles aud parts for; machine that ev-
eryone knoacs is a good one; a machine
that you take no chance of being a spoor"
one; machine not lined with ''leather,"
&C., but built on the best principles
known by long experience of thirty
three years. The New Improved Howe
is very light and quiet-running and with
its many valuable Improvements. makes
the ssHewe'' the most desirable sewing
machine in the world. For sale at prices
and terms to suit the times at the Compa-
ny's Office, on State street, Painesville,
Ohio 43J-tf
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GENEVA.
A COLLECTION OF ITEMS CONDENSED
FROM THE EXPRESS.

FROM THE EXPRESS.
Hon. F. Thorp is home on another short
vacation. VIM. Bedell of Orwell. who
recently purchased Mr. Brakeman's in
terest In the saw mill. has purchased
lot Of Mr.. Valentine Crouch, on which he
inte nds to erect house this spring..
r. r. Smith Esq. lately resident Of
Windsor, and well-known in this and
other counties as an able lawyer, has re-
moved to Geneva and opened an ONCE
IN the second floor OF the Hunt block.
Mr.. Calvin Bartholomew has just return
ed from trip to Missouri. where he has
been on a visit to long lost and suppos-
ed dead brother. It has been some thirtv
years since Mr.. Bartholomew had seen or
even heard from mis- brother. and he was
supposed to be dead by AL his relatives.
A few weeks since, Mr. B., In some man
ner or other, heard that his brother was
vet living, in a town In Missouri, anu
started out there immediately. tor the
purpose OF ascertaining II the good news
were indeed true. He found MIN, and
spent week visiting with himself and
'amily. The winter term OF the Normal |
school will close with an entertainment
10 be given by the Literary Society. at
she t0wn-hali. Friday evening, March Gu.
The music for the occasion will be iur.
.lished by the Bentley Orchestra; and the
proceeds of the entertainment will be
used for the purpose OF enlarging the
,Uciety's library.
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remedy for uara Times.

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 trifiing cost, and you
will see better times and good health
Try it once. Read of it in another col
umn. 445-496
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Burton; Secretary, Ella L. Leland;
Treasurer, g. A. Bartholomew: EXecu-
tive Committee. s. E. Wimot. Emma
Shuart ana W. a. Hawkins. Adjourned
for an hour. to indulge in lunch that
been prepared and nicely served by the
ladies of Burton. Met according to adj
journment. Music. Essay. "Progress
of Methods" by Miss Florence Goodwin.
This paper was discussed by Wlimpt and
others. Bartholomew moved that the
following questions be discussed: "Re-
the schools to pay Directors TO visit
Them" Bartholomew thought it would;
Carroll thought not. 1t has not yet been
decided. Adjourned to meet at Chardon
on the third Saturday OF April.
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Tie Empress OF seaut,s.ers,

The ladies' delight, DUPREE's on OF
BEAUTY, for the complexion. Now it
makes the face. neck and hands. clear,
white and bewitchingiy beautiful. How it
prevents chapping. roughness, removes
sallowness, blackheads and makes the
skin soft as velvet. The reigniDg sensa-
tiop in all the large cities. Used by the
elite of refined society. It is not a paint t.
Contains no fiakewhite, bismuth, or lead
poison. Is heaithtul, fragrant. Sold by
Nc Bride & Co. and druggists. 434- iS5
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Desires to state that he has correspond
tnce with first class music houses either
in the West or East, and is prepared to
furnish music of all descriptions on order
at ruling market rates. Special attention
given to ordering music for teachers or
for obtaining particular editions. AMERI-
CAN or FOREIGN. Orders may be left at
mis- rooms, No. 50 Main street. or address
ed through the Post Office. Terms, cash
on delivery. 45It