Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-07

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FRANKLIN COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TICKET
q ssndtorlROBERT HUTCHESoE. s.z-7i
Repressnsasises-W WILLIAM L. ROSS.
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Sa-rtf-GEORGE H. EARHART.
"a a.x3ditor-SAMUEEE.K E. KIIE. eat IN
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Reoorder-NATHAN COLE I'D
Cenps6ssioaer- GULICK. -.,7
= Coroner-ELIAS GAVER. as.i j
I,,frmdry yDirector-JAGOB GRAU. fs-l-
Justice of tie Psdce-JAC0B LOHRER, Jr.
iMFrEoRoLoGIcAL TABLE, prepared and
corrected by w. j. Savage, Jeweler, SS
South High street: s
TUESDAY, Aug. Q. 1867.
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Board OF STATE CHARIrIEs.-There will
be meeting Of the Board of State Chari-
ties in the State House, this morning. This
will be the first full session Of the Board,
all the members being present. Iilv'
BET ON IT.-The lager beer trade must
have been right lively yesterday, if we
nudge by the number of young men who,
last night, were perambulating with their
''kegs" full.
q MATCH GAME-The Capital B. B. Club of
this city have been challenged by the Mears
BIB. Club of Steubenville. and the game
will be played on the Capitals grounds to-
morrow Thursday afternoon, E'1s
BALLOON AscENsIoN.-John Kinney In
froms us that he has made arrangements
for grand balloon ascension at GAINESVILLE,
September II, on the occasion of the grand
Firemen's Tournament in that city. John
will give them fine ascension if the
weather he propitious. Il , 0l--r
The MARKETs.-There was fine display
at the market yesterday of all the vegeta-
bles one could think of, among which may
be mentioned, eggs, chickens, young ducks,
and a few fights. Prices still keep up, and
it is still necessary to haul stamps in two
horse. wagon to buy enough for square
meal. .-ai..,.--.s .,ra~75t
MILITARY SocIAL.-We learn that mill
tary social will be given at the armory OF
the Sherman Guards on Thursday evening,
August Stb. 1t is designed to make this a
very pleasant affair, and we trust it will be
we'll patronized. Tickets admitting gen.
tleman and ladies, 81. We shall expect to
see all our bold soldier boys on hand. e'
CoNrINUED.-TLe cases of Annie Watson
and Lizzie Dennie, charged with keeping
houses Of ill-fame, came up for hearing
Yesterday The charge against Miss Wat
son was dismissed on payment of the costs
and that against Miss Dennie continued
until Monday next, when the prosecution
will be abandoned If the nuisance COM
planned of be abated by the movement of
the parties complained of.
Z New PRINTING CoMPANY.-The Lorain
Printing Company tiled its certificate OF
Incorporation with the Secre tary of State
yesterday. 1t is organized for the purpose
Ofpubfishing a newspaper and for doing
book, newspaper, job and miscellaneous
printing, at Elyria, in the county of Lo-
rain. Capital stock $1,000, in shares oi
$40 each. A. A. Grape, II. H. Poppleton,
MI. johnson and P. w. Sampsel are the
corporators. nor
THANK YoU.-The beautiful, condescend-
ing, talented, brass-mounted young hard
ware merchant who so kindly famed us
while penning this item has our hearty
thanks. If not asking too much, and we
trust it is not, we would most respectfully
request that he repeat the dose every after
noon during the continuance of the hoi
weather. To one 80 fond Of going round
like jolly Good Samaritan doing good
the expenditure of time and muscle viii
be mere trifie, when the great benef
conferred is considered.
MILITARY PIc-NIc.-The Emmet Guards
have made arrangements for giving ;
grand picnic on the 18th inst, at Goodal'
Park, and make their announcement else
where in this paper. The Military, Fir'
Department and Turner's of this city will
turn out, and large delegations are expect
ed from Newark and Springfield. Among
the attractions will be good speaking, hand
some prizes for the best .marksmen, and al
excellent opportunity for the followers 9
Terpsiehore to gratifv their inclinatiOns.
.ADEARTH OF ITEMs.-There was deci
ded dearth of anything in the item line yes
terday. We travelled and sweat and swea
and travelled the whole town over, but con
found the sensation could we pick up. /
our readers don't like the local column
this morning. let them try it to-day and Sc
what kind of an "out " they'll make of it
Well lay off in the shade and smile upol
them. Who speaks first?
ST. PATRICKs' SCHOOL Pic NIc.-The an
uual pic mic of st. Patrick's School will b
held at the City Park, formerly Stewart
Grove, on Thursday, August 18th. Ever
arrangement is being made to ensure on
of the most enjoyable days of the yea
The street cars will run from the corner {
Broad street to the Park, conveying thos
who may wish to attend to the picni
grounds. This picnic has been held for tn
past twenty years, on this day, and has no,