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Cleveland Morning Leader, 1 July 1864
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12 - L. July 1; adv:3/3 - Lalor's sheep and lamb dripping composition
cures scab, ticks, and lice on sheep. It is sold by J. N. Walsh, 111
Ontario st. (1)
Lalor's sheep remedy; Ontario st.; Walsh, J. N. storekeeper)
Cleveland Morning Leader, 29 December 1864
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32 - L Dec. 29:4/2 - Henry Richards was sentenced to pay a $50 fine
and to serve five days in the county jail on bread and water, for the
alleged theft of the watch of R. A. Davidson, Esq., in a saloon on
Ontario st. Christmas eve. (1)
Cuyahoga county jail; Davidson, R. A.; Ontario st.; Richards, Henry
Cleveland Morning Leader, 20 July 1864
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119 - L. July 20:4/3 - Charles Reinkenberger and George Hoyt were arrested
on the charge of breaking into Sanborn's grocery on Ontario st., July 12.
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Hoyt, George; Ontario st.; Reinkenberger, Charles; Sanborn's grocery
Cleveland Morning Leader, 29 July 1864
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123 - L. July 29:4/3 - Francis Gibson was arrested on the charge of burglar-
izing the house of Mr. Noble, 34 Ontario st., on July 27. . (3)
Cleveland Morning Leader, 10 September 1864
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130 - L. Sept. 10:4/4 - The house of Professor Underner on Ontario st. was
entered on Sept. 6 and a quantity of clothing taken. - (3)
Cleveland Morning Leader, 1 February 1864
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463 - L. Feb. 1:4/3 - A horse attached to a wagon on Ontario st., near
the market, became frightened and ran away with the wagon which struck
a lamp post and reduced it to kindling wood. The horse, undaunted,
sped up Kinsman st., narrowly missing a woman, but finally was brought
to a halt without further damage. - (2)
Cleveland Morning Leader, 14 July 1864
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493 - L. July 14:4/5 - Detective M. Gallagher slipped and fell as he was
boarding a Kinsman st. car on Ontario st. yesterday and was injured
severely. (1)
Cleveland Morning Leader, 1 January 1864
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551 - L. Jan. 1; adv: 1/3 - Churchill and Brother, 126 Ontario st., East Side,
Cough remedies. (2)
Churchill and Brother (druggists); *Drugs & Druggists; Ontario st.
Cleveland Morning Leader, 22 November 1864
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906 - L. Nov. 22:2/2 - Fire damaged a frame dwelling house yesterday at
53 Ontario st., to the amount of $200. (1)
Cleveland Morning Leader, 19 January 1864
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1016 - L. Jan. 19; adv:4/2 - Fleming and Ney, a new and enterprising firm,
opened a grocery at 134 Ontario st. It is stocked with butter, cheese,
fruits, etc. Business is on a cash basis. (1)
Fleming and Ney (grocery firm); *Groceries & Grocers; Ontario st.
Cleveland Morning Leader, 1 July 1864
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1019 - L. July 1; adv:2/7 - Teas of the finest quality: Sugar, coffee,
spices, and extracts. Hover & Pope's, 163 Ontario st. (3)
Cleveland Morning Leader, 1 December 1864
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1022 - L. Dec. 1:2/2 - Much activity was shown yesterday on Ontario st. in
the removal of wooden awnings in front of many groceries. Threatened fines
for violating the ordinance by not removing the awnings stimulated the un-
fortunate owners into action. (2)
Cleveland Morning Leader, 24 December 1864
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1023 - L Dec. 24:1/3 - A walk on Ontario st. gives several chances for a
good laugh. A dressed pig is on a platform before a grocery store. His
attitude has a striking semblance of life. Children laugh as they pass,
and if the older people have any sense of the odd and ludicrous, they in-
dulge in loud guffaws. The pig is resting on his forefeet, head up, and
his mouth propped open with a cob. He has the most open countenance that
one has ever seen and his general physiognomy is very pleasant, even smil-
ing. (2)
Cleveland Morning Leader, 4 May 1864
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1136 - L. May 4:4/3 - Patrick Cowley was arrested when caught in the base-
ment of Southworth's grocery store, on Champlain and Ontario sts. with a
bucket of sugar in his hands. (1)
Champlain st.; Cowley, Patrick; Ontario st.; Southworth (grocery store)
Cleveland Morning Leader, 27 January 1864
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2008 - L. Jan. 27:4/4 - The city council accepted a report of the finance
committee recommending the acceptance of drafts drawn by the Kinsman st.
Railway to pay taxes for paving Ontario st. (l)
Cleveland city council; Kinsman st.; Kinsman st. railway; Ontario st.
Cleveland Morning Leader, 10 February 1864
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2015 - L. Feb. 10:4/4 - The following resolution presented by Mr. Hunting-
ton was adopted by the city council: That the board of city improvements
be authorized to establish the grade of Seneca st., from Champlain to
Canel st., and Michigan st., from Ontario to Canal st. (1)
Canal st.; Champlain st.; Cleveland board of improvements; Cleveland city council; Huntington, John (councilman); Michigan st.; Ontario st.; Seneca st.