Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-03
CLEVELAND SATgTIY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 8, 1859

FIorBTfwRKN rwo oWoMRS ,---Y eeterdaya
| w4n apared at The Bellelountaihe depot with
ol'pluerr which she desired sent 10 Cleye
lao iuteruR 20 10 TO that point herself on The
nextralu Shorty after she appea ed another
woiA ca, ana requested Of the clerksperms-
gion whlthe first conner. Not thinking any
/ thipleriOiwaa 20 result the clerks told her 10
wOmaa sets diubbing IN very scientific man
ner. ter sting awhile She eonqueror remarked
that uWOlu she had jusi whipped had run Oh
to CleVapdith her (lhe eopqueror's) husband,
and wauoWoing 70 him O second time. She
hpd conuddO givebef aNhping before she
went, an shlad done so. With this declaration
she indnled triumphant laugh, and concluded
ne yon'Ws bet husbands mistress a sscSuna
time Beevt she had just cause Of complaint
the men MOi the depot made no lnteriefsnee,
aud q secopdl she tfiumphed over the destroy
er Other donic happiness In This contest ~
managed to't up her advGmry'g bonnet "a
QiherWiae inate her clothing. Aher hemB
ioaght until q saiisfed ahe leit ihe PRIZE,
1oub.less lhlnlg she had taken vengeay,e. slts
nSlepi iqeymplbte her 70 pert for thesoPssty
had causea 60 A Der superior ssreurt huu - -
nylS, re no did the best hgl,is.e ~ y.,. wy
shalier oithe Nwomep, --INdidnf SVN'f
- S-@~s
THE cnEEsE hav.-.NhD in bedford on
Thursday we lpokd int n Jhtese warehouses
Of Messrs w, b. Hi,mai leo in that village
and collected iey iatskgarding lhs trade In
cheese In the oountrI bre bout. We were first
shown into a store h,ui rir the extensive store
Of Messrs, Il. q Co.. Ia riextensive one by the
way) where upon racLddliDg hundred cheeses
each were stored some tJn hundred Of the gold
en- nuggets. From Il B another and the lar
gest Of bis storehousespere long rows OF splcn-
did cheeses covered tvlIrge floors, aud then into
a third building much x the first Mr.. Hillman
has been engaged in idl at his present stand for
abouttweniy years aDha built up trade which
is rcckoned by many boaandsf Iuthe purchase
OF cheese, and butter heb he also deals large
", bis customers and airybep extend over ra-
Gius of twenty mfesor wlAh Bedford is the mar.
ket centre. Du,ing tie tason, be frequently re.
ceves from $50 to 300 dlescs per day for which
he pays n cash. lie haRw about 1000 cheeses
on hand which willaveig, over 5opOuuds each,
making 100000 pount or 100 tous These he
sends chiefly TO Cincinat from which point they
are shipped over tho wet md III. The oheeseH
are taken in fresh stae tom the dairymen and
carried into tie slorehnss 1t is evident that,
according to the o d sils lf greaslng and rubbing
nheeses every day it wylll be an immense job 10
lake care Of there 4,OOOblt better method i
adopted, which saves lalol aud renders the cheeI'
better. When first ND aud taken from thu
hoop, the duirymeu plau the cloths about then
md nothing else in Tia state simply, with NJ
Of any prepration they are stored il
.he warehouses, being here turned every otht
lay. Being made Of net milk, the butter in th
milk sufficiently moistenihe cheese, Just befor
being shipped the CLOTHS are removed aud tn
'heese greeased as they uo put into the boNes.-
These slorehouscs preset splendid sight, th
'heeses very many otth(m weighing from 30
100 pounds aud all in the most perfect state {
reservation.
In the butter trade Mesirs. Iillnlan 4 Co. haY
Weighed and shipped this season $50 packages
veraglng l0j pounds each, making nearly 5000
ounds, which 277 packages have been shippe
One daisyn,e,, -" Tnom they buJ ,t.ecna so COW
rom which he makes tw o cheeses per drv S,eiol
ng 60 10 40 pounds each.