Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-20
Iocal II News.

IIocal Il News
VMnrroRorooIcAL TABLE, prepared an
corrected by w. j.. Savage, Jeweler, 8
south High street.
s FRIDAY, April 10. 1867.
O'Clock. Barometer. Thermomete
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County CENTRAL COMMITTEES MEETING
There will be a meeting of the County Cen
tral Committee at Thurman Hall on Satur
day afternoon next, April 10th, at tw
o'clock. ss saas e eat@' Aa' -
s. All candidates for county offices, and tn
Democracy generally, are requested
meet with the County Central Commltte
on SATURDAY. afternoon. BY order. ,s.
- g rs. SHEPARD, Chm.
SAM. E.sKuE. Sec'ys slssp se1e0es
:. SrArE or HEALTH.-The health Of tn
good people of this city is at present ex
cellent, except few cases of spring fever
you want to raise good to-
n,atoes do not place the plants too closely
together. There is no vegetable that re-
aaires more air than the tomato ~. -. ..f
Look OuT.-The y J0arhaL. yesterday, hac
an article headed THE Democratic Oic
Hen and Her One Chicken Look out, Gen.
eral. that that hen don't lay on your stom'
aeh.egio3 ,sissEk ssss.L i.-..sy s.
.DrDN'r QurTE Do IRA man tried to
hack a load of coal into Neyins g Myers
co1nting room yesterday. He didn't quite
make it because Of striking the door post,
though he broke :. window all TO sliVeIs'
F.sTER SuNDAY.-To-mo morrow is Easter
sunday, and the boys are already out with
dved eggs, "pecking for keeps. Happy
bannv childhood, that can find happiness
in marbles, joy in. tops, fun In eggs ana
wallopings In school. s slkaT 8Yg
WHAT LABOR DoEs.-A bar OF iron
worth five dollars made into needles is
worth three hundred dollars, into PEN
knives it is worth three thousand dollars
and into springs for watches it is worth
three hundred thousand dollars.
FRANKLIN COUNTY COURT OF COMMON
PLEAs.-The Court yesterday was occupied
with hearing motions. On Monday the
various parties charged with crimes will
be arraigned for trial. Thus far nothing
but civil cases have been heard.
THE BLACK Crook MATINEE.-This after
noon. remember, at half past O'Clock there
is to be a matinee at the Opera House,
when the Black Crook. arranged expressly
the little people, will be presented, with all
its gorgeous scenery, mechanical ehects'
&c. Do not miss this opportunity of let
t;no your little ones realize their dreams of
fairy land. Careful and attentive ushers
will see that ladies and children are pro-
yided with seats. eI.erz s.sl ss 5gIs -
.rsTHE LATEST TYLE.-The latest style of
wedding invitations are described as fol-
lows: Instead of single pair of wedding
cards, as formerly, the envelope now con-
tains one card, with the names of the mother
and father of the bride, and one with those
of the parents of the bridegroom; then the
Mr.. and Mrs. card, then the maiden card of
the bride, and the card of the bridegroom !;
then the invitation on embossed note paper
for the church, and finally the card giving
invitation to the receptions.
FILED YEsTERDAY.-The Cincinnati Gas
Multiplying Company filed its certificate
of incorporation at the Secretary of States
Office yesterday. The company is organ
=. y g.. ~ = of 90 rrvinO on tho hIIs-
mess of multiplying and increasing the
power of illuminating gas. Principal of
fee in Cincinnati. Capital stock $500 600
in shares Of .$25 each. w. P. Anderson,
Josep Bartlett, w. D. Davis, Joseph Davis
and VIM. P. McCurdy are the corporators.
THE Corr 20 Co. ROBBERY. = Patrick
Flynn and Leo-Nugent, charged with bur-
glary in entering and robbing the clothing
store of n. Colt & Co., were before the
Mayor yesterday, and after hearing, were
bound over in the sum of $1,000 each, to
answer the charge before the next term of
the Court of Common Pleas. s4s
e. After they were locked up, they made
statement to the effect that james Ohlen
was one. Of the party who committed the
robbery, and warrant was issued for his
arrest. Yesterday afternoon he was taken
before the Mayor, and not being ready for
trial, the case was continued until next
Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Bail $1,000
:, sTRANsFERs YEsTERDAY.--The following
transfers of real estate were left at the Re-
corder's office on yesterday :5 go
eli Jas. e. .Fagg and wife. to Robert S. Wolf,
March, 10th, LAB acres of land, in jackson
township, for $3.50. a8 g -
Archibald Johns and wife, to George S.
oDfldine. April 18th, the undivided one
fourth interest to 160 acres of land, in Mad
'ison township, for $1,000. - =
Lydia G. Crookman, to Nathaniel Merton.
April 18th, 2 acres of land, in Montgomery
township, for 500. ssrsFf..z t.o,a
VIM. Ballinger and wife, to Daniel Bur-
well. April I0th.4 acres of land, in Miflih
township, for $500.
The PLAY OF CAPITAL B. B. CLuB.-The
Capitals had splendid day for their practice
game yesterday, and good deal of interest
was manifested in the play. Thefollowing
Is the score:5 sszr. fesaf3rF
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