Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-03
Local zNews.

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CALLED On Us.-w.V. Mexican, editor
add 16kdseE O. tie HhzadadhSG PS5H,
Ledger. called on US on Saturday.
EM.0s As-There VIII be meeting o.
the executive committee of the Youns
MEMS christian AsociatioH al the rooms d
the Associatisn, tis sndayp evening. a
8 o'clock. A full attendance is requested
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PLEA0 GUnTYrTheren Henry. Of whose
arrest I'VE made mention on Saturday
plead guilty ton charge of burglary before
the Mayor, and was bound over in the SUN
ef $500, s2aa9EE 9ztTe0fI X 4 of:lt
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3FiufffUL GroaKs AND COAX TRIM-
M1Nes.-Fred. Bell, los South High street
has 20 Il beautiful assortment of cloaks
cloakings and cloak trimmings Ladies
call ana see them . iy.ssSsN .iasTs 81 gie.
-iBEG GlMARKEr.-+There ywas q huge mar
ket on Saturday. Everybody and HIS wife
brought IN something, but the abundance
didlDot make prices lower We noticed the
frst instalment of gooseberries of the sea-
son on Saturday ss,,sg E ,3s ri y'a G eai sfs
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SDRAw1NG.KNIvR Two men got tinto a
wordy row on High street near the corner
ofsGayy yesterday Becoming highly ex-
cited, each drew knife and prepared ITO
make, sausage meat. of Ehis 9nponentFin-
stanter.q They were happily interrupted in
saea;x,a ac - ss ,ssar;a1 - I,.ge -
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GVAGRANTs.-4Twomea siyinEthelr names
asJohn Smith and Sidney fetter, were ar
rested on Friday night, bout ~ o'clock, Py
Marsha MURPHY ana -emeers. Naaay a nno
Hartiey' on Map,e sefee.' y = FAN "
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70 Jesse Jesse baauugnman, saug FN FfNSq- one ot 1tne
pioheel ses'isrs ~ t,':ss County,, 7l0Hs. r pst7
son%l hlseo oses NJ A,cs0Te sa''stt ypt'eci'sn
on to-morrexsltEp posstRtesstI Ehos. then on
WegSneseday gay wlii leel opigeeod 70 yfp otner
example .oAkolHo' las s.iidsAg ala
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,.MARRIAeE LlcENsss IssuEp.4 During
tne week enalpR sune lse, eieven marriage
licenses were issued, as toiiows; low Monoay'
- TUESDAY, Il y os esansessoay. ines inursoay'
none 1Frlaay, 81 SATURDAY l. Cpnring tne
month OF aMay snere were issued ez mar mar
riage licenses againsstf y ~ olor tne same
montn last Gyear.-- .s..zs Z--s4)
slv,, sausasi ,r1 NIrvr7yrc-
,,,sgtirg ~ the I,oSyv vTnsi,;,, Trnstees held in
The Tovnsbin CIark,s Office. on satnr9,av.
june lst, the following niiis were allowed
IraSRFascn. LOT pauper PURPOSES sloSo'9o 1o' Ms
ID. oaVer, ior oulying paupers, Pa
Inomas Flszgeraaiq, iori eeie paupef ipurPosei
1onn NJ DuiHey' lor pauper
-fpsos - oI775s,7, -- The foliov;neon an 2
,soipttnents were made ,bvsa Judge Pueh
dn1rfnlsgt tbee. wsee e. tegndinor June ST. e e
Theodore Cstpenter appointed guardian
of Marion s1f1 T,osa tRaa.enn. children and
heirs of Hosea BEEN, deceased. Bond 1000.
Charles EckS-.-appoihted executor OF
Franz Jos. Weilgemant. Bond s1O.0OO.oo
The last will and testament of Franz Jos;
Weilgemant admitted to probate and rec
ord.TTgETIT I'M .0Wh.43H9FR
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80 :, ~ MT -, 90 - hoIo,.
.or" -. -. IS NJ sTssss' 49,
which run to Stewards Grove. The put
ting down of the. Nicolson pavement, of
course. interfeeraess, as, with running. the cars
tbronoh. but sueh arraneements are. made
.s shall nreventss any sinterruption to the
line of travel on the Street Railroad cars.
OFT e sal--e7 V s 8; ] 5iii35h y
sYoUTHEuL THIEVEs1-r rhree boys, dur
f1g the services at the. First, Presbyterian
Church yesterday, nfastened "a horse
hitched TO, q buggy, belonging to John
Nelson, of Alum creek, and getting into
thevehicIe drove on. Officer Naddy cap
tuEed the young rogues near the Catholic
Church, and locked them up IN tbe Gala
6oose. They viii have a hearing this morn
tng.fS hrs ,diaf1 Of saoiiaId lLa has .sIassisti
,rr,,, = c,,,y,cs ,,op are
adVsed OF q tDemocIalle couhIy pIihtins
ofiee that can be bought cheap = The The pa
per hasa good circulation and fine ad-
vertising patronage. The press and mate
rial is all new and ean-ee bought eneap. y y
any or our readers desire Co make Rz' ! 2 gooo
inyestIn emit In q country newspaper office