Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-07-04

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E-The officers of Columbus Lodge No
9,I.O. o. f., will be publicly installed OF
Monday evening next July 9Th. as
HThe county offices will be closed to-
day, to enable the officials to participate in
the festivities of our national holiday.
wThe postoffice will be open this MORN
ing from half past until Q o'clock, and
from 3 o'clock until In the afternoon.
wThe present hot season is calculated
20 try sslocal's Z" patience and christian
principles-occurrences are scarce and ac=
cidents won't happen.
e st. Paul's (Episcopal) Church, cor
ner Third and Mound streets. Hours for
services during the summer, IL A. M. and
PM The seatsin this church are all free.
rF Our regards to 'sIndependent Demo-
crat" in Yesterdays Journal.
Hadst thou not SO loudly brayed
q Nobody would have said. ns ss5'g ass & ?
How great an ass is scratching gravel. "a
NB- Mercury was on the move fyester-
day. If spring was backward, summer
pitched forward decidedly. Humanity in
the sun showed tendency to wilt, and ev-
erybody got into a run of some sort, by
pore or otherwise. There was perspiration
If there was not inspiration.
0eE Collars are now regularly quoted
among the stocks on Change. They go up
and down with a refreshing looseness. We
expect very soon to see shirts on the list
1t will be extremely pleasant for gentlemen
to see their interior garments going down
at one hour, going up at another. now firm
and stiff as granite, and again fat as a
pancake or q founder. But such is the
progress of the age and there is no use
quarreling with destiny.
TRANSFERRED YEsTERDAY.-The follow
ing transfer of real estate was left at the
Recorders Office on yesterday = g--ii laH
E. M. Bell and wife to CO. Wilson,
August 18th, 1868, inlot No. 33 in the viii
lage of Westerville, for $1,100.
.sTHE cry ofshot corn has commenced in
New York"
The above is from the ONO STATESMAN.
We have no doubt the Copperheads are
crying for shot corn" In its fluid state.
They enjoy it in that shape hugely
Springfield Advertiser.
Suppose we say Granted, then what?
WHERE TO EGr-Many of the visitors
to this city to-day, will want to know
where they can get square meal with
out going to a hotel. Charley Myers,
at the Bank Saloon, corner of State and
High street, will set dinner to-day from
Ii sill 3 o'clock, when all the delieacies of
the season will be served up in the style
that has made the Bank Saloon famous.
swELcoME.-Lieut. 5. III. Sherlock, form
lysAdjutant of the 94th Ohio Infantry,
makes his bow to the readers of the Holmes
County Farmer as its associate editor. We
congratulate our friend .'Sher." on mount
lag the tripod, and welcome him to a front
seat4in the synagogue. The Former was
always full of vim and snap and will lose
nothing by the addition OF Lieut.. Sher-
lock. sa5He9 gsFa9I--...;..a aia
NEW Ice CREAM SALooN.-Oshe & Co.
will this morning open a splendid ice cream
and confectionery saloon for ladies and
gentlemen at 1s4 South Fourth street, next
door to Krum's dry goods store, where ices,
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line will be served up 10 q manner not sur
passed in this city. All citizens and stran-
gers in the city to-day are invited to call
and see it this be not So.
FIRE woRKs.-Charley Wagner, on State
street. has large supplysof all kinds OF
fire works, such as rockets, torpedos, Ro-
man candles, fire crackers, squibs, &c. He
also has a full stock of flags, balloons, Chi
nese lanterns, and, in fact, everything
which patriotic citizens. desirous of making
an appropriate demonstration or our Ma
ion's holiday, can use to a good adyan-
tage. u , as=et
Police ECoURT.CThe following cases were
disposed of by his honor Mayor Bull on
yesterday morning: a
William Rogers, drunk and lying in the
streets, fined $5, including costs. Com
mitted.F ssssksasEFn fknHaHaT TF'f /
Mary Smith, common prostitute, for
hanging around saloons and lettering in
the streets. fined SIS and costs. Committed.
Three boys. arrested by officer Dewitt at
the depot for stealing brass, were sentenced
to three days imprisonment in the Gala
boose. dsH ssgz4 ~
YoUSG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS
The churches OF the city represented in the
Young Mems Christian Association are in
vited to join in union meeting at the I'd
Presbyterian church tomorrow evening
at o'clock, to hear the reports Of delegates
to the late Convention at Detroit Hon. G.
N Olds, E. L. Taylor, ESQ., Mr.. Field, and S. |
NJ. Hotchkiss, viii address the meeting. Go |
and hear what the young christian men OF
the country are doing.
AMERICAN WNE.-The capabilities of
this country are onlv i,st ha,,;nn;n, 70 ho