Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-10

LOCAL NEWS.
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c,rrected by w. j. Savage, Jeweier'
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RS The Board of Public Works have
- meeting to-day.
w Hon. Henry Stanbery and lady WEI
at the Neil House last night.
~ William Henry Smith, of the On
cianati Chronicle, was In the city yesterday
tB- Andrews & Hull have received Har
sper's Bazaar tor June goth. An interestin
number.
~ Gosh, but the rain did tall early yes
terdav morning. It cooled of the atmo
sphere wonderfully.
:. a. A letter addressed to Miss Ann'
Senior, Columbus, O., is held for postag
at the Springfield. Ohio. postofice. =
eB- Somebody characterizes the Chicago
resolutions as sssemi- Radical -aon't-care
to-speak-out-be OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
the-fence- platform"
~ Fashionable ladies spend ten hour
on their hair to where they do one on thei
heads. The result is a flowing waterfall
bnt no fow Of ideas.
w- Alvin witter was the only galoo'
before the Mayor yesterday. He had beer
taking ieetie drunk and disorderly lin
his'n.n and went to the stone pile in default
of payment of s6. SfF49 81 {
OSwARp.-The march Of improvement
Is still onward In our city. New and hand-
some buildings are going up in all direc-
tions, aud fresh coats of paint are giving
old dwellings and their surroundings an
attractive appearance.
To REMovE FREcKLEs.-Cosmetics SOLO
for this purpose are often dangerous. Tne
best plan is to make lotion of teaspoon
full of sour milk and small quantity Of
scraped horseradise; let this stand from
six to twelve hours, then use 1t to wash the
parts affected, thrice day.
MARKETs.-We are now having good
market. An abundance of the finest veget-
ables ever raised are displayed every mar
ket morning. The meats are unusually
fine Just now. We at least have fat cattle
and good beef once year, and this is the
time. 1t is terribly high, though.
NICE SrRAwBERRIEs.-T.J j. Hopper, OF
No. North High street, has our thanks
for sample of the splendid strawberries
he is daily receiving from N. Dinner OF
DAYTON, aud has on sale at his establish
mert They are large and luscious, ano
entirely free from sand. If you want a
first-ciass berry, Hopper can furnish you
FoRNEY's Philadelphia Press says /" that
Fessepden, Grimes, Ross or Fowler, VINO
are now branded with stigma forever
-E1.
Moral.-Never name child after Any
body, not even il Anybody Is dead
Nothing is certain in this tickle world-no'
even young women.
NursANcEs.-The boxes and barrels
which arc allowed to stand on the side
walks constitute nuisance which ought
not to be tolerated in first-class City
Business houses find 1t necessary to cum
berwalks temporarily, but they do not allow
walks to be obstructed permanently, as is the
case in some localities.
CONFIDENCE DoDGEs.-We have been
shown several confidential communications
to citizens here, lately received from the
office of T. Lyman & Co., General Lottery
Agents, New York. These confidential
documents have been SO often exposed
through the public prints that we deem
any caution to our public unnecessary.
any one is green enough to bite at sucf
bait, he deserves to be caught.
DoN'T WANT TO BE BEATEN.-Hon. Sam
Shellabarger of this Congressional Dis
trict has authorized the announcement
that he will not be candidate before the
Black and Tan Congressional Convention
for re-nomination. There will be plenty
of aspirants however, chief among whom
we see the names of Sam Galloway ane
Luther Donaldson of Franklin, Gen.
Keifer OF Clark, and Judge Winans o
Greene.
CAPITAL. UNIvERsITY-Wea are in receip
, of the Catalogue of the Officers and Stu
dents of Capital University. Columbus
Ohio, from the press of Nevins & Myers
The academic year of this institu
ton is divided into two terms
beginning on the first week in Sep
tember and the second week in March. Th
University is as good an institution o
learning as there is in the country.
ASSOCIATION OF THE 95rH o. v. la
the regular meeting of the members OF thi
Association, held last evening, at thei
rooms in the Opera House Block. the fol
lowing gentlemen were elected officers c
the Association for the ensuing term
President, James Kilbourne, of Columbus
nf CLEVELAND