Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-05

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FRANKLIN caunls nEmocRaTIc TICKET.
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YOU'VE AMERIcA ZouAvEs.-This mill
tary company, composed of boys from 8 t
12gears of age, will giye'a picnic at th'
Cpunty Fair Grounds this afternoon. Al
areiuvited to. attend. q paais'e5I, =, - 5,
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viii deliver an address before the Institute
to teachers, and, friends OF education, thin
evening atcs O'clock, in the High Schoo
Chapel .sii'5 ses - 80 s:os9 : ~ s s
BREAK DowN-Al wagon loaded with
lumber, from Camp Chase, broke down op-
posite Judge Thurman's residence on High
street, on yesterday. The vehicle was con.
siderably wrecked, butt the driver managed
to move of minus two wheels. as =
-Y.M.C.LzThere win be meeting Of
the members Of the Young Mems Christian
Lyceum at the rooms of the Young Mems
Christian Association this evening at ~
O'clock, for the transaction or business
The association will then probably adjourn
until after the Fall election.
P9IsoNEDs7Ie esterday TIVE little girls,
named Lnella Kelly and Catharine Hollen-
back, whose parents reside IN Frauklinton,
having mistook. jimson weeds for radishes,
eat heartily OF them, and were, poisoned
They are now In the hands of DR.. Flowers,
and are likely TO recover. :, = 9...gs2 ,-..s
SHERMaN GUARDs.-Remember, the flag
presentation to the Sherman Guards which
takes place at the West Front of the State
House this afternoon. They will also have
shall at their armory in the evening, at
which they win be happy to see all their,
FINE FLoUR.-Persons wishing to pur-
chase superior article OF Flour would do
wen to call at Hanes & Neil's Grocery
store, No. 81 North High street, where
they, will find MeKeen, Paddock & Co.'s
best white wheat flour, which will make
whittier, lighter and better bread than any
other brand in the market. ylss5asr', 'e 7..-ol
LADIES CoURr. Seeing large crowd OF
colored folks in the City Hall last evening,
weduquired of the d6orIkeeper the nature
of the gathering; who politely informed
us that it was the occasion of the public
installation of the officers of the Ladies'
Court, ;, but the nature and objects of the
society we could not ascertain. They ap-
pearsd % be enjoying themselves hugely.
PLAsTERERs' MEErtNG.-At the Plaster
ers, meeting held in the City fMaIshsl's
Office, last night, a Union was formed for
thepmppse ofS .protectine labor by pro-
tecting- themselves" of which John L.
Shots was appointed President, pro tenn
There viii be another meeting this even
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COUNTY FAIR GRoUNDs.-We paid a fly
ing visit to the CountyEEair Grounds last
evening, and found the work OF remodeling
ths different buildings for the approaching
fair progressing rapidly. The Managers
intend that no pains shall be spared to
make this one Of the most attractive fairs
eyer held in this county, and we have no
reason to doubt that they will be success
fnf in the attempt. r.
.FRANKLIN COUNTY FAIR.-At the County
Fair. to be held on the 10th, 1lth, 18th. 18th
and 14th days Of September, there will be
agrand balloon wedding, a grand base ball
tournament, and $1,000 in cash given away
In premiums, also an extra premium of So
for the Best piowman, and the same amount
to the best plowboy under IS years of age.
For particulars, see adyertisement. Ss "
HUNTERS CLorsiSs EipohIUM. = We
would call the attention of gentlemen wish
ing to purchase superior article of cloth
ing, to the advertisement of Mr.. Jno., ,Hun-1
ter, No 220 South High street, who hasjust
received his stock of fall and winter goods,
and is now prepared to furnish wearing
apparel at the shortest notice and the
cheapest rates. He also keeps constantly
on hand q well selected stock OF ready made
clothing. ,fTlF3
PERsoNALrTDIREcT. IMPoRTATIoN.-We
learn chat the arrivalo of Mr.. J., T. Harris,
of the firm of Harris & Sigler, of this city,
is daily respected. Mr.. Harris; accom-
panied BY his family, has been spending
the summer In Europe combining business
with pleasure He has visited the princi-1
pal h,siness csnterso Of England, Germany
ard. France ard has made the first pur-
cbases from foreign houses that have ever
beef, received in Columbus directly from
port of shipment. The new. stock Is de-
signed exclusively for this market and an
invitation is extended to all In the trade to
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