Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-13

LOCAL NEWS.
corrected by w. J. Savage, Jeweler, 81
outh High street: 9. e - as1a 80
el sos THURSDAY. Dec. Il. 1857.
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tTwe object to High street being made
a race track this winter.
The Town street Race Track will
open for the season this afternoon.
u Farmers yesterday had the cheek to
ask fifty cents per pound for butter.
a. We noticed some boys last night
making "Christmas money" shovelipg snow
from the sidewalks.
tE- -Golly, but 1t is getting cold. The
thermometer at 10 o'clock last night was
only eight degrees above Xenia.
E Some one left a nice overcoat In the
Court room. The owner can get it by call
ing on our hefty friend. Tom Shepherd.
az 80 counterfeit National Bank cur
rency are iE circulation. The engraving
Is coarser than the genuine. Look out for
them.
w Weston. the walkist, is in Cincinnati
to-day. Can't he be induced to walk up
here and pay us a visit. It's but step or
two for him. -sfq. .4,4 zf,.z --i.ssss s.s5a s
wThe street cars were hauled by four
horses yesterday, because of the depth of
snow. A single team couldn't make time
10 the afternoon. f'..s .s...1.
HA man was arrested yesterday for
fast driving on High street. That's right,
arrest every man of those who will drive
fast on High street. A1,4
The sleighists were making good use
Of the snow yesterday. The s.St. Nicholas
pavement" adds twenty per cent. to the
delights of sleighing. l1''a. a3s''7
" 1t cost Philadelphia $1067 to enter
tain the Columbus Councilmen three days,
while they were inspecting the city works
about $40 per day for each man.
w It don't pay to advertise. Oh, no.
We published the finding of fur cape on
Tuesday last. In two hours an owner
called for It. II you lose a customer, ad-
vertise, and you will find him.
DIscHARGED.-Elon Dryer and his color
ed man, Douglas Reed, charged with cat
tie stealing, were, on hearing before the
Mayor yesterday. discharged from arrest,
the evidence falling to establish any guilt
on the part of the defendants.
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.-MissM Mcintyre,
No. 1SS South High street, opposite the
Opera House, we can assure our lady read
ers, has a magnificent stock of fashionable
millinery goods. Ladies can purchase bon
nets there cheaper than they can make
them at home. Call and see. s
SALE OF RESERVED SEATs.-Mr. Mayer,
Agent of Ristori, will commence the sale of
tickets to the Ristori performances on to-
morrow and Monday, at John Settlers
Music store, on State street, at 9 o'clock.
Not seat will be sold before that hour,
and no preference shown. First come first
served. siis' y 2
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEETNG.-At
a meeting of the County Commissioners,
held in the Auditors off ,e yesterday, |
Messrs Barbee and Edwards being present, |
the following bills were allowed: Geo. w.
Gleason, per Sheriff, $57 As; same per Pro-
bate court, $526G same per Auditor, $685.
81; w. ]. Savage. per Sheriff, $1,25.
A NUIsANcE.-ln nearly every paper we
take up we see some glowing heading, such
as General Grant in Town." or "More
Trouble in Congress" ending off with the
announcement of some catch-penny mat
ter. In justice to our readers we would |
say, Read no notice that does not mention
that Lindemann & Co. have an Immense
stock of Toys, Candles. &C., for Christmas. |
FILED YEsrERDAY.-The Youngstown
Nut and Washer Company deposited its
certificate of incorporation with the Sec
retary Of State yesterday. 1t is organized
for the purpose of manufacturing nuts.
washers, iron, &C. The amount of capital
stock is $4,000, in shares of 500 each.-l
The corporators are VIM. Fl. Mick, Alex.
B. Br0wnlee and James g. Batter, jr.
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