Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-25
PROBLEM NO. 81.
hook NOTICEs.

The NURSERY, June. 1867. Boston, Fanny P.
Seaverns.
Every time we receive a number of this
charming monthly for youngest readers, we
feel like hugging its editress. She knows
exactly how to write for children so as to
interest and instruct them. Look at the IL
lustrations in the number before us. Could
anything be more completely childlike.
Here are couple of young ladies washing
their dolls clothes in real tub and with
real water, and here again they are hang
ing them out to dry. Another picture is
of a couple of mischief-loving little girls
playing excepting Store" Parents, if you
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P. Seaverns, Boston, Mass
THE LITTLE CORPORAL, for June. Alfred l.. Sew
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The contents of the June number are
Education, by Horace Greeley; Wishing
for Wings, by Mrs. Bugbee; The Bears
Den, by Mrs. Miller; Childhood Dreams,
by lLuella Clark; Science for Children, by
Prof. Hooker, of Yale College; June, by
Mrs. Miller, with Music by Geo. F. Root
A Lesson in the Woods; Welcome June ;
( Private Queer's Knapsack, with Picture
Stories, Puzzles, and other choice original
articles.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY PIoNEERs-SECoND
ANNUAL Pic NIc.-The com mittee of Ar
!rangements, appointed at the regular meet
ing of the Franklin County Pioneer Asso-
citation, met at the residence of Mrs. Adams,
on Town street, on Wednesday, May 22d,
and after organization the following Ward
and Township committees were appoint
ed, said committees to canvass their re-
spective Wards and Townships for the
purpose of soliciting members, and notify
ing all eligible to be present at the Annual
Pic Mic of the Association, to be held on
the Franklin County Fair Grounds on Sat-
urday, June 1st, 1867:
C2inton-Daniel Hess, Capt. A. Shattuck
Sharon-Gen. Griswold, F. Tuller.
Blendon-Col. G. Osborn, II. NJ. Phelps.
liftin-Virgil D. Moore, Henry Ride
nour.
Plain-Philip Waters, Dan'l Smith,
Frank Johnston.
Jeferson-Joseph Edgar, DIR. J. Shafer.
Trwo-David Graham, James Taylor.
Madison-Moses Seymour, Thos. Patter-
son, Charles Pontius, w. w. Kile.
Hdmtton-G. w. Williams, VIM. Kocher
Jdckson-Hugh Grant. A. Borror.
Pleasant-Jos. Chenoweth, VIM. Walker
Pratrie-Thomas O'Harra, F. A. McCor-
mick.
Broton-Hosea High.
Noruich-Mr. Britton, Asa Davis, A.
Sells.
Wdshingo,s-Fletcher Sells, Moses Davis
Pe,ry-S. S. Davis, Daniel Thomas, Thos
LePg.
Franklin-W. S. Sullivant, Adam Miller.
Montgomery-W Merton, A. Mooberry
First Ward-N. Merton.
Second Ward-Robert Neil.
Third WdTd-Wm. Armstrong.
Fourth hWaId-Christian Heyl.
Fifth hWdrd-Hugh McMaster.
= iSirth Wdrd-Jared Shtad. --
Seuenth Wdrd-Jacob Bayler.
Eighth Ward-Col. q. Hutchinson.
The following committee of ladies wa!
appointed to take charge of the tables
provisions, &c:
Mrs. J. OBJ. Renick, Mrs. VIM. Domigan
Mrs. DIR. Akin, Mrs. Mary Wharton, Mrs
V.D. Moore, Mrs. James Park, Mrs. Caro-
line Medberry, Mrs. Chas. Pontius, Mrs
VIM. Kelsey, Mrs. J. E. st. Clair, Mrs. p
Campbell. Mrs. Joel Searls, Mrs. DAME
Larkin, Mrs. r. Anderson.
...... j. OBJ. RENIcK, Chm.