Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-25


effort has been expended By the workers
here, for which they should have all
praise.
IRIsH.
ireland has fine booth, decorated in q
style which will sttract much attention
and admiration. The green Asg Of Ire
land hangs above it, and its lace curtains
are trimmed with shamrock. Crucihxes
relics, and pictures sdOrn its walls. Across
its background is the Irish motto, Erin
90 Bragh." Mrs. Captain Ammon, Mrs.
Davis, and Misses Barker, Keslsr, and
Glasier conduct the affairs Of Ireland.
ooLUNBIANA COUNTY
sends big supply of articles, for sale. 1t
is under charge Of Mrs. Sterling, Mrs.
Arter, Miss A.. Hanna, Mrs. Lepper
and Mrs. Sinclair. We shall visit COlum-
bisns again.
OYSTERS, COFFEE AND IoE-cREAN.
And now we have progressed down one
side of the big hall, and are come to the
saloons at the end Of the building, which
are rOomy and spacious, fitted up in most
splendid style, drsped with the National
flag, and attendel by fine band Of ladies
under direction Of Mrs. L. L. Lyon,
Mrs. Rattle, and Mrs. Joseph Lyman
Their Ice-crssm and Oysters-ersds ezPsrtO
-sre "first.rste."
MEDINA COUNTY.
In the Southwest corner Of the
hall is little Medina, with black
Of fancy articles by no means little
Wreaths and boquets Of flowers inter
twine it beautifully. A splendid engra-
wing Of Henry Clay ornaments the 'front.'
and the whole booth is creditably srrang-
ed. Medina is represented by Mrs. Blake,
Mrs. Peak, Miss Turner and Miss FinDey.
FRENCH.
The French booth is q most beautiful
one. Above it hangs the picture Of the
great Napoleon. Il is splendidly orna-
mented and drsped, and has on hand an al
most Parisisn variety of 5ysUtisis, Mrs.
Captain Douglass, and Misses Gussie Vail
lant M,ry Orr, Emma Newton and Flora
Whittlesey, represent the Court Of France.
AAHoEIEG COUNTY.
The booth of Mshoning is tasteful and
we'll stocked one. 1t is in charge Of Miss
Calvin, and Mrs. McWilliams. We shall
visit MshOning again.
Having progressed thus far in descrip
tion Of the Bazaar, we find our space al
ready so far filled as to prevent our doing
justice to the remaining booths. Prefer
ring, therefore, to omit all mention Of
them until we can do them full justice, we
will simply add the names Of the booths
and their lady attendants, so far as we
were able to procure them, promising to
conclude our stroll through the Bazaar to-
morrow.
TURKISH.
Misses Jennie Branson, Sarah Simms,
Hattie Warrington, Jennie Jones, LOttie
Leske and Eliza Degnon.
STARK COUNTY.
Misses = Kimball, Lind, Whitehead,
Dangler, Rodenstein and LoudOn.
GERMAN,
Mrs. DR.. Redsr, Mrs. D. Hensh the Misses
Risssr, Hsnscb, and Kleinschmidt.
AsHTABULA:
We were unable to obtain the names Of
the managers here.
Mrs. Brinsmade, Mrs. Adams, Mrs. jones'
and Misses Eells, FsCier, and Riddle.
PORTAGE COUNTY,
Mrs. Beebe, Mrs Gillette and Misses Ma
son and Robertson.
ENGLISH.
Misses stOCkley, Myers, WetmOre and
Hutchinson.
TRUMBULL COUNTY,
Mrs. Harmon, Mrs. Hspgood, Mrs. Fowler,
and Misses Harmon and Smith.
Beside these, Mrs. Gates, Mrs. Gsllen-
tine, and Miss Fuller are in charge of the
booth from Brighton; Mrs. Dean and Miss
Miles Of that from Newburg, and Misses
Jourdsn and Barnum Of the Rockport
booth.
We will do justice to the Yankee and
the Holmes County booths tomorrow.
We have not obtained the names Of their
managers.
THE POST OFFICE.
As we have now reached the eastern end
of the hall again, we will glance at the
POstOfice, which occupies one side Of this
end. 1t is most conveniently arranged,
and numerous applicants are constantly
gratified with letters Of all sorts and styles.
It has also on hand a fine assortment Of
valentines, photographs, &c., So.
But we have by no means exhausted the
treasures Of the Bazaar by making its cir
cult. Along the middle Of the floor is an
otherrsnge of booths for the transaction
ofparticular business. First, for instance
is the office Of the
SANITARY FAIR GAZETTE,
which is published here daily, and oircu-
lstes by the Thousand. Its editors, print
ers, and pressmen are all there,-sditOrial
room, news room. press room, and count
ing room are all tOgether,-and the paper
is written, set up, made up and worked of
in the midst Of the !hrOng.
In tie same compartment is telegraph
Office, by which actual messages are sent
between the Bazaar and the Floral and