Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-09
MORNING LEADER.
TUEsDAY MORNING, NOV. 9, 1s5s.
CIeareIand Register of 1918.


ahnum, or 81 payable half yearly in advance. D
Delinquents for subscription, advertisements, &c,
"are once more requested to make payment
Corn, Oats, Flour, and Sugar, will be received
at market price" Corn is quoted at 40 cents
per bushel, Oats 25 to 81, Flour snperfne per
Dbl $500, Common $3.50, Maple Sugar ii cts .
per h., Muscavado, cwt s25, Lump 81 cents
per h., Loaf 80, Coffee so, Tea, Young Hy-
son, by the chest 81 so, Wheat rs, Salt $3.50
per Dbl, Nails, cut by keg 20 cents per lb,
Iron I2 to 1900 cwt Broad Swords II to Is, co.,
Guns Rifles 20 to $500, Shot Guns 10 to 30, ,OO'
Horseman's Pistols to 1900, Pocket do 6 to
1900, and Whiskey so cents per gallon.
The Commissioners Report of the Receipts
and Expenditures of Cuyahoga County for the
year ending June 6, 1919, is in striking contrast
with the figures of 1853. The total Orders is
sued only amounted to S2396, %, of which sum
SI227, 50 were f,r Roads. Some of the items
are, State suits sls5,59 Wolf seaIps $50, List
inc SlO4, Elections Sill, County Clerk, sta
tionery and rent slO2, So Sheriff Ss6,75, Asso-
ciate Judges S54, Prosecuting Attorney $780,
Grand Jurors S9i, Cout House SI9, County
brands s9,25
The amount of money paid into the County
Treasury for roads, being one fifth of the Land
Tax, on the tax of 1917 and 1918, was SlsI2,5O.
Daniel Kelley was County Treasurer; Samuel
Williamson and Theodore Miles, Commission
ers Elias Lee and John H. Strong, Associate
Judges certify the Report to be true state
ment
The advertisers were Jabez Kelley, Soap and
Candle Mandatory sat the Ferry" William
Bliss, gold and silver smith, "on Main street,
directly opposite the Bank" who in addition to
flutes, fifes and fddIes, advertises "Also few
thousand American Segars;" r. Wood, Attor-
ney and Counsellor at Law, and Solicitor in
Chaneery; Daniel Benedict, Newburgh, Wool
Carling and Cloth Dressing; S. WalswOrth,
Hat Manufacturer; Doctor F. Johnson, Drug
gist, Buffalo, n. Y Joel Smith, Boot and Shoe
maker, zone door west of DR.. Howe's tavern"
Gunsmithing by P. B. Andrews; John II.
Patch, Garfield, Binding; David Long,
Notice TO delinquents to pay up, and "genuine
Plaster for sale;'' Samuel Dodge, Euclid, Wheel
Making Business-"No paper money will be
received in payment, except bills on the Com
mercial Bank of Lake Erie, or Western Reserve
Those indebted are requested to make payment
when convenient" Elisha Taylor, Merchant,
"new white building opposite the Bank" J.
Freese, Brunswick, Ian For Sale in Hinclay;
Nathan Perry, removed to New Brick Store,
handsome and large assortment Of various
kinds of Goods" for which "he will receive III
payment Furs, Pot and Pearl Ashes, and good |
clean Rye" and 'a liberal discount will be
made on Goods, for Eastern Money; Joseph |
Peak, Rockport, lost notes given by Henry Al
ger; Abel B. Garliek, Stone Cutting Business,
T0mbstones, DC "AlI orders in his line, left at |
Doctor D. Longs. or at his shop, will be at
tOnded to-" beside three stray horses. two legal
notices; three of application for new Counties
each to take off slice from Cuyahoga; and the
following
NOTICE.
=, CERTsIY PERSONS will present BettiG2nt 2 Il to
rne Legislature ua1tntthgfi6g At thIfiir6 CERTAIN suv OF
ioNEY annually, TO be equally divided among
CERTAIN PERSONS who may substantiate their
JUST CLAIMS on the public, to have COUNTY
SEATS near their respective houses, and that the
said division of money, be considered, and de-
clared by law, full and complete discharge of
said claims.
Geauga, Sept ., 1919. If |
The marriages are Mr.. Asa Norton to Miss
- Bunker, all of RoyaIton; Mr. Jesse
Thompson to Miss Nancy Stanford, all of Bos-
ton; Mr. Darius Warner 10 Miss Della Wells,
all of Newburgh; ard Mr. Manning Henderson
10 Miss Mary Stigney, of Thorndyke, Portage
county. Then follows
also, numerous other marriages expected
daily"
The editor complains that "the atmosphere
along the lake shore has been so charged with
smoak and vapour, for two or three weeks past, !
that the sun has not shone" The "smoakn is f
to the burning of the 'ags, grass and
weeds in the Maumee swamp, and the other
marshes on the southwest shore of the lake.
The wind blew fresh from the southwest most c
IF the time, and fears are expressed "that much G
iamage will be sustained by the shipping on $
he lake" The lake fleet in 1919 must have :
,sen a very small one. il
The Register pitches into that 'monied mon c
ter the United States Bank, savlgely Messrs. q
Harper and Orr, deputed by the State author !,
", 10 collect the tax from the branches of the
United States bank, located in this State, had &
,een confined in Jail for executing the laws of !,
he State. The Register declares that @the Ma y
ional Intelligencer insinuates that the collect y
nc the tax from the branches of the bank in
his State, is an act of treason, against the gov
thereby blending the bank with the
government" and calls on the legislature to do L
something ''to relieve our fellow citizens from fl
,ondage, and rescue them from the grasp of a d.
yrant more hateful that Nero, and more power E
ul than Alexander" The leader closes thus: a,
1--WE cannot dismiss this subject without ex-
orting our State legislature to release Messrs.
Harper and Orr from confinement, and keep to
heir ground unappalled by the threats of this Ii
lany headed monster and all its train of stock tt
obbers" g
Mr. Harper was confined in the Chillcothe 20
all; the prison from which Mr. Orr was to be 3, :,
ct free is not given in the Registers article m
The Liverpool dates are Sept. IIth, New hi
FORK Oct. 18th, and Philadelphia Oct 26th.-
n striking contrast with the newspapers of the &c
resent day, but a single murder is recorded, su
hat of a negro by two U. S soldiers at Pitts SO
ED, Mass, and not single suicide, casualty, SO
r eIopement. Forty years ago people had too
luch to do to live TO kill themselves or each qU
ther after the fashion of modern idlers, drunk g
rds, and monomaniacs. N
The Register calls the attention ofthe Ladies m
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