Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-08
Over $500 and less than $1,000:

INCOME TAX OF TIE l1Tu DISTRICT
The following are the amount Of tax re-
turned to the Assessor on the income list
of 1866, in the Seventeenth District, CON-
posed of the counties Of Jefferson, Column
biana, Stark and Carroll, to-wit: Jeffer-
son county, S38, 24l, 70; C~olumbiana, S29,-
631,78; Stark, $50, {, 9S; Carroll, So
1885. Total for the district, $l37, 4O6, 70.
AGRICULTURAL FAIRS IN ONO FOE
1s66-State Fair at Dayton on Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Sept.
25, &c, %, and %.
Ashtabula County Agricultural Socie-
ty, at Jefferson, on Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, Sept. 3, 6, and 4.
Orwell District Agricultural Society, at
Orwell, Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
Sept. 20, p, and %.
Trumbull County Agricultural Society,
at Warren, N Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, Sept. 10, 20, and q.
Geauca Free Fair, at CIaridon, on Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. Is,
I9, and 20.
Geauga County Agricultural Society,
at Burton, on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, Sept. %, &c, and p.
Lake County Agricultural Society, at
gainesville, on Tuesday, "Wednesday and
THURSDAY, Oct. >, 3, and 4.
Lucas County Agricultural Fair, at
Toledo, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
4, 5, and C.
A LAUGHABLE SCENE - GETTING
ABOARD IN a HuRRY.-The New Lisbon
Buckeye State writes VI, in the following
rranhaa gAu1a n ENs1n s,nSI,-4 49, -----
red at the Salem railroad depot a few
mornings since: "a traveller bound for
Cincinnati, where he had business of i'm
p%ortance TO transact, had rested over
night, with his wife, at the Broadway
Hotel, in order TO be sure TO hit the morn
ing train which leaves at an early hour.
In the morning the traveller was Sleepy.
His lady had arisen, awakened him,
dressed herself and gone down TO break
last, expecting her lord to follow her
without delay. While eating hastily and
scolding mentally, in view of the hus-
bands hardness, she heard the whistle of
the locomotive. Rushing frantically up
stairs, her horror may be imagined when
on opening the bod-roomdoor,a snore from
the cOnjugal sluggard saluted her ear.
A slight scream and Il rough shake awokc
him He heard the whistlel Pulling on
his boots, he hastily gathered in his arms
the rest of his attire, and pushing the
lady before him, put for the train at n
two-forty gait, dressed only in boots and
Tho train reached the depot.
all but his shirt upon the plat
the lady hurriedly sought to obtain
tickets at the Office, while the husband
proceeded to clOthe himself with his No.
! garment. While it was vet lutter-
ing over his head, the whistle again sound
ID maiciously, and of started the train.
The unfortunate creature entered the car,
ais flesh having a pimpled goose like ap-
~learanec, while his blushing lady, spread
Bg out her ~crinoline like the sacred
7eil of charity, converted herself into a
Green, that his Rakeddess might be hid
from his fellow travellers. The other
emale passenger, putting her hand over
Ter eyes, with her fingers spread wide
part declared, before she turned head in
mother direction, that IT was shock
ngF And so, we suppose, it must have
'een to the unlucEy wight who had to
make such a spectacle of himself.