Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-21

euc IIotonIioH OI aCruelly TO Anlmals
have issued circular, in which they call
g attention to the suffering Of animals during
the hot weather, and recommend the wet
sponge upon the head Of the horse or mule;
TO furnish them with drinking water as
toRen as practicable, and at the same time
TO cool the mouth and face with wet
sponges; and to throw buckets Of water
upon the legs, and such, parts as are liable
60 chafe' by perspiration or otherwise; to
drive slow andrlessen the weight usually
imposed in cooler weather, to relieve them
q OF the weight of their loads when at rest
by the use of the prop-stick; to loosen the
check-rein, or dispense with it altogether;
and lastly, to see that the harness is not un-
necessarily cumbersome and heavy, the
d bride, of which might be materially re-
Ilieved by taking off the e-blinds. Upon
the passenger railroad lines the committee
fadvise slow driving; to use the sponge; to
| have men stationed at proper distancesalong
the route with buckets of cool water for
watering and other purposes; and thecom-
fhnittee particularly recommend a head
shelter or awning. constructed of wire and
lcoyered with a canvas, which can be at
4 taehed to the head without materially ad-
tding weight. The committee earnestly re-
lquest the directors of these lines to forbid
the eaoverloading Of these cars and avoid
whipping.
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! TRANsBERReDoY Y YEsTERDAY.H 1.-The follow
ing transfers Of real estate were left at the |
Recorders Office on yesterday:
H. Wm.,H. Holmes and wife to- Wms Fl. /
Shrun, August 19th,o l07 acres OF land in 1
Franklin township, for $3.50.
| j. w. Baldwin and wife to VIM. HI. Alli- |
son, July 1st, part of, iplots Nos.-36 and 81 /
in the city of Columbus, for 81. 200. i7q
Abraham Jacksoa to, Thomas Herpicb, ,
August 18th, lot No. in Sullivant's addi- /
tion to theitown of Franklinton, for $3.50. 1
Martin r. Ford and wife to Phebe Ann |
Marks, August 10th, lot No., of Jarvis 1
subdivision of outlet No. 81 In the said
city of Columbus, for S2SO0.
James Bradfeld and wife to Christian |
Schrangers March 18th, ueacre of land in /
Pleasant township, for 1926:
Henry j. Rice to Jeremiah Albright, Au- !
gust 10th, lot No. z of Henry J. Rice's snt- /
division of the east half of outlot No. 30 I
in the snorthwest addition to the city of
Columbus, for s275.: a.. t.s...s -. /
,cs Theodore Comstoek and wife ossITa
Patch, &C October Both, part ofinlotss Nos.
Clio and 6l1iin the city of Columbus, for
$500. .HOo dA9diiAa u iI3A9 Eois cot
Elizabeth Kramer to Susannah Kramfr,
April l1th, quit claim to 371s acres of land
in Blenden township. for 500. nupi s.si1
10 ssYos coz 81 a--4=---ss->--ToD A-.EE f
q GRAND OPEEING1 CoNeERr AT THE RINK. /
This splendid affair, which is to take I
place next Monday evening, Is creating I
more than,l interest. We hear of par
ties coming to attend it from Dayton,
Xenia, GAINESVILLE and London, ana doubt \
less other cities wiz send delegations. We |
are convinced that all will be well repaid 1
for their jauntaa The novelty of seeing this
elegant building illuminated forsthe first
time, together with the extra inducement
Of q superb concert by Heidel's superior
band, of Cincinnati, and artistic exhibi-
tions in roller skating by some of the most
lady aud gentlemen skaters
In the country, are inducements rarely
offered in one entertainment, and few will
feel like missing an opportunity of being
present at the Rink on this occasion.
We are pleased to learn that Col. H. Blair
Wilson win address the people at the open
ing of the Skating Rink on Monday even
ing sHesis specially adapted to such an
occasion, and. his address, with that of Mr..
Galloway's, will no doubt be the most en-
tertafning feature OF the evening. zTlr
ls DoN'T KILL HIM.--Many farmers have
noticed in their fields large black beetle,
with most brilliant golden dots placed in
rows on his back. Dr.. Fitch says; SITS eggs
produces the corn-gru6 killer. 1t is most
inyeterate foe to The rcut-worm, grasping
the worm I'm its strong jaws, and, m Spite
Of Its violent writhing and struggling. se-
curely holding It. When it finds these
worms in plenty, it gorges and surfeits It.
self upon them till 1t is so glutted and dis
tended as to be scarcely able to stir, for 1t
never knows how to let q cut- worm alone
when it meets him. 1t is continually hunts
Ing these worms, feeding on nothing else If
IL can obtain them. Bothit and the gelden-
dotted beetle, which produces it, therefore,
should never be harmed - .s4ss5 ibs!3If s. gIff
!, SUMMER RESORT BEAUTIES. s.4Newspaper
correspondents at seaside and mountain re.
sorts % are going wild about "sylph,like
forms, = and floating curls,n . and "masni-
hcent nymphs," and all that sort of thing.
AS general thing, newspaper men are en-
titled to alb credit with watering place
landlords and the public generally. But
they can't convince US that the artlstically
painted and arranged .sylphsn at our pub
lie Watering places can at all compare with
one OF our hale, robust Buckeye girls, who
never was at place of summer resort out
OF her own State. These much talked of
Eastern bellies who have half the fools of
the fashionable worldAthe fools array ayedin
tight nethergarmentsa aud gorgeous 'whisl
kers-at their beck, would give all they
have of wealth or station for the red cheeks,
springing. elastic step and light hearts of !
our Buckeye maidens. And then for a
genuine, first class hug, our girls can't be ;
beat-at least we have been told so. sd Il
MoDEsr.-A freight train was wrecked
at point beyond this-no matter on what .
road and no matter at what point. The
conductor, an exceedingly modest young
man, was obliged to telegraph to the Off
cials the extent of the accident, and also
what material the damaged cars contained.
At the office where his dispatch was re-
ceived, very handsome and intelligent
young lady was in charge. and as several
of the cars were loaded with pig-iron, he
felt q delicacy, this bashfu1 conductor. Of
saying to young lady anything aboutptgD
iron.s He wasequal to the emergency, and