Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-10-18

ty in their construction; also a wreath of
feather flowers by Mrs. Isaiah Phelps;
Mrs. Alonzo Blakeslee and Mrs. Eva Will
son a display of fern paintings, and PEN
In the discretionary departments there
were numerous animals and articles that
we would like TO mention If our space
would permit.
display of horses. and a foot race three
times around the track, WOE by VIM. G..
Massingham.
About IL O'Clock in the evening, some
boys thinking they would have a free ride
by taking horse that was loose on the
common, one of them got On his back,
while the others yelled like savages. The
horse strated off on run, but soon got up
against the end of railing on the outside
of the square, which struck him in the
breast, entering his body about a foot. The
horse died in five minutes. The boy did
not stop with the horse, but went about
two rods beyond. The horse belonged TO
a man named Orwell, who was selling
glassware at the Fair, but whose name we
did not learn.
In our agricultural Department will be
found another and more general view of
this fair-as it appeared to our Mr.. Bate
ham who was present during its continu-
ance. s~
CUYAHoGA CoUNTY.-The Cleveland
Leader says that the connections have
been made between the two sections of
the great tunnel, and the portion leading
out from the shore has been met by the
one leading in from the lake, and the tun-
mel now stretches out one mile sand .
quarter in length in a straight line, assur-
ing the citizens of Cleveland an untailing
supply of the best of water. The connec-
tion between the two ends was made Sat
urday, October 11th.
LAKE COUNTY.-Our correspondent &C.
S." forwarded us the following list of Per-
ry items last week but through accident
they were omitted from that issue of the
paper:
of the Lenox cheese factory and Mr.. Geo.
| Sinclair formerly of this place-p present
manager of East Jefferson factory made q
| short call on Tuesday morning in ouI
place. assf 81 .aEgI II ia
town. Mr.. Dan Wyman, Miss A Hop
kins and Mrs, D. Graves on the South
Ridge; Mrs. j. NJ. Shepherd on the n ar.
rows road who had a slight shock of para
lysis one day last week after attending
the fair in Painesville is in poor health
Mr.. James Shepherd has been obliged tG
| abandon his school for some days on ac-
count of illness. We think he will proba
bly, be able to resume the charge of the
same by the first of the coming week.
| Mr.. Frank Chapman formerly of this
| town at present of Cleveland, has just re
| sumed his position on the r. r. from
which he has been absent but present OF
the sick list.
Mr.. Dan Pike and his wife formerly o
this place but for some years resident o
Chicago have again been cordially wei
coined to Perry on a visit.
Mr.. D. b. Sinclair in Goshen, Ind, hai
been quite sick recently, Mr.. Hulett send
ing for his Mr. S's) wife who has not ye
returned from there, but report says he
MIR. Sinclair, is slightly improving.
Mr.. III. Norton of the broken limb go
about town some with the aid of crutches
Inn fol
styles of millinery goods to those in neet
of such articles.
| Mrs. r. Hawkins had her false foot from
Rochester, recently, but is obliged, as ye
to rely on the aid of crutches to wall
with. Mrs. l.. 81. Cowdery is ON alvisit 4
her friends in Michigan. ~-., |
/ An entertainment in Fine Arts and mu
sic was given at the Town Hall not lon
since which was rather nice, especiall,
the vocal music by Mr.. Mark Hewett an
Mr.. l.. Isham has recently been maxim
short visit to Chagrin Falls, and whil
there attended the fair in that place, an
was much pleased with the arrangement
tion of those attending. %
A building on wheels rode through on
place the other day destined to be a shot
shop for Mr.. Morris.
quite briskiy. Mr. I. e. wright on th
River Road has field of six acres, q goo
! share of which stands IA feet in height.
, We think the new dress recently dome
by the Madison Gazette decidedly becon
ing. ~
Mr.. Daniel Rowland formerly resideT
, of this place is stationed this conferenC
: year in Jefferson.
: MI. D. Hamlen and wife are on a visit [
, the home of his childhood in the State
. New York. tyste< "a.
: Mr.. W. II. Haskell is an Thompso
5 charge this conference year.
Mr.. d. Mizener is returned to this st;
ton this conference year.
9 Mrs. B. Sinclair has just received
q fresh supply of the exhilarating but not il
!. toxicating beverage from China via. N. J
9 and also some of the finest from Clev
land.
!. The farmers are bringing almost ar
Iquantity OF onions to the station.