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GRAND AND UNIQUEELEIONCOUNCILMAN €. E. READER, of th« NinPtwnth Ward, annonnrfsapproaching’ BIRTHDAY OF THE REPLBIC, a startlingand marvelous Celebration torfor *b«MONDAY, JULYo,That will attraet thousands of delighted and wondering spcctatois.The Celebration will take place In the picturesque and romantic grove Dear theCleveland9And will begin w.th an exhibition of the wonderful nerve and Intrepid daring of thecelebrated PlUlF. D1TTNEK, of Illinois, who will,iCO FEETIX LENGTH, 2 *0 FEET ABOVE A VAWNING ROCKV 0I1ASM, wheresingle misstep means sudden and awful death, hollowing theTIght-ttope Feat will be given aA\I TU4POE EIIHGirilA, l*Y THE FAMOIS» .m: ? f.r.~-vv- •/. * • ■Tb© renowned balloonist and trapzeist In his balloon, ••ICARUS.”LORIOUS WAR ! A grand and realistic SHAM BATTLE between gun companies of the famous battery of the Cleveland Light Artillery will be given, attended by1 allthe gHttering panoply of war.The lovers of the GHEAT NATIONAL GAME will have an opportunity to witness fln#sporty as Mr. Header has offered a PRIZE OP 128.00 to the victorious n ne in a match game ofH-ASK BALL between the renowned local clubs. The Three CTs and Actives.Til A P SsllOlUl VO f Admirers of FIELD SPORTS will be interested in the fol' 1 It A I illlOlf l UllI # lowing offer: PIiIZE3-~$9U.OO IN CASH.CHAMPIONSHIP OF OHIO.£50 to the b**«t team of 10 men from any one organized club.SECOND PRIZE.$15 to the third best teai from any one club.FIRST PRIZE. v $25 to the second best teamone olub.Fifteen birds each man. National Rules. Peoria Black Birds.This Wonderful Celebration will conclude with the GRAND EXPLOSION AND IlKfiTRGCXION of the famous and massive stone landmark,the OLD fcUAJtCK HILL, which will be stored with DYNAMITE ANDFfR, and lt;WBPPUP (j J ANT P(w DFTR, conuected with IV charges, shot w th tirae fuse, sbich will explode at Intervals of on#to two minutes, throwing tons on tons of rock in the air.The Celebration will begin promptly at 2 o’clock. The Grove is easily reached by the Nickel Plate, East Cleveland. Garden or Cedar Avenue cars. EVERYBODY COME, as therailroads entering Cleveland have agreed to furnish transportation at half fare on that day.I J. CROSSMAN.
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Cleveland Gazette
Cleveland, Ohio, US
Sat, May 29, 1886
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