Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-05
LOCAIgoNEWS.

,ssa.sef sfanpJ. B, MILLER, AdJutant.
-sE Grant collars are the last sensation
stE Little troubles are the mosquitoes Q
life. @ 7 't' {, efasit sf5s III Inc
Nv tigtia rl.A --..- - : 4 -t1fst - r -
w Colds have become an epidemic u
this locality, = s SO .ss.il ., ~ ~ Sr..i 80
w There were but three cases Of plaiI
drunk before the Mayor yesterday !,
.tK Thomas aud. Jeremiah and bot
Scotch, are the prevailing tipples just now
T The Metternich rose, violet pur'
ple, is the new color, which fascinates
fashions flowers. ~ nj el1. sst7 aa .aes q "a
-9altH 2 LII : Il = 2A 81 = ~ ~
qeE The Democratic State Central Com
mtttee will meet at Thurman Hail on Tues
day next, Dec.. Sth. s5irae. h.s.1at.gg s5.7f e
sw Tax paying is now in full blast and
the Treasurer and his assistants are Kept
busy raking in the greenbacks. r. g : = 5. !.
s---.9,lla III -.
seE The Odd Fellop's CompaRioa for No
vember. is on our table. Better late than
never, for It Is full OF good things. Ats.sfi
,E The high price of butter is attribu-
ted to the more extended use of the piano
than the churn among farmers daugters.
.fE The county owns five buildings, two
court houses, one Jail, one Infirmary build
ing and one pest house, valued at $4,000.
.ASorHER FEMIHiNE PAPER.T7Web bave re7
ceiyed q copy of the Won.dn's Advocate,
weekly paper published az Dayton, by y.
J. Belville. A. J. Boyer Is the editor.
ROADS IN FRANKLIN GouNTF.Tfhe res
port of the County Auditor to the Secreta-
nv pf State, shows that. there are twelve
tuifnpike roads IN tnis county ofSa total
lehgth of slo5 miles. 81 Essez.p svksE
PAupERs IN THIS CousTY.-From the
returns in the County Auditors office we
learn that the county had Sl6T paupers in
the Infirmary on the first Monday of June
last, and supported, 43s outside of that in
stitntion. .ssfias .ses5 81 sss7s ..5ii.
CIT. q. No. 5.-Thef regular mon hly
meeting of the Columbus Typographicai
Union No. s, will be held to- night at the
Union Rooms. Al full attendance is de-
sired. Election of officers and other Inn,
portant business s'sa g ssa -. ,'7 = i ;'ss ~
ST. sNIcHoLAs Nilea.e Ia E D4rs--N Next Monday is
st. Nicholas' Day, This Saint was "A Arch
bishop Of Myra in Greece, a. D.sso2, aid
ia regarded as che patron Saint of children
and mariners, and consequently, churches
built near the sea are generally dedicated to
this Saint. 1olrkQuists sjSS III: 80 i L
BIG BUSINESS aTheicoai business on the
railroads and. capalsis just nowJvery ex-
tensive. Boats are at present invery great
demand to carry this article, and large
freiehts are being paid. The Geld weather,
of course, is the cause Of this increase of
trade. -ssassoSE
rco1ussusz has become SO corrupt that
We notice that the State House Superln-
tendent has been compelled to put "hands
Off, on those two pretty Italian females
donated by James Emmitt. of Waverly.
and which now adorn the rotunda.-Mddt-
son County Ddp,ocrat.s i sie.aessssk bisi,Sa5-q.;
The signs were taken off, as soon as ie
was found you had LETT the city, Toby.
SANTA CLAUS HEADeUARTERs.-Ify you
want to see gay assortment OF toys and
Christmas doings, drop in at Lindemann
& Co.'s this Afternoon. They have the
prettiest sleds. sleighs and the like ever
brought here. 1t makesayounaster'seyes
sparkle and his mouth water to see the
novelties there displayed.
CHEWING CuD.-Chewing paper Is the
latest invention of the coufectioner- lt-is
intended to takethe place of chewing gum,
and is made of slippery elm, &c. 1t comes
In strips an inch wide and three inches
long. Boys and girls who think nature
intended them to. chewc . t'cnd, ana
neglected to furnish one, will be after Tthe
chewing paperI1txgIHaJ ,IE&aHl3aIo 30
CosrEcrroNAar .SD S42oeN.-Eafayette
Lazell has opened Gonfectionary and
Saloon in the new building eorneriott Elm .tli
alley and High street, where he desires to
see all his friends and acquaintance Inc
iuvinable IL. Getz, I" sets 'em up" ana visl-
tors may be satisfed that everything will
be done in style. Between Lazeh and q n,1
Getz the establishment will be conducted
In first-class manner.
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YEsTERDAYs-zYesterda was most dis
agreeable hone. Hail! rain, mud, splash
spiatter ssfrom early morn TIL sdewy geve.'
The pursuit. Of items under such state O
the weather was notf pleasant.a However.
we suppose we must take It as It conssA
the cloud with. Sue Sunshine, the balmy
breath OF spring and the lee winds of win
ter..s There's mo use in complaiiing 4
viii be all the same hundred years hence
CAN'r SPARE IT.-The editors. of Cleve-
land, Newark and Zapesyille are making Z
struggle 70 get the CentraTLunatic Asylum
away from, this city. Each one wants it neal
his own Office. .itYou ucan't have It yet gen
tiemen. While the-Jexraat Is edited al
now. Won, SEE. 1t is, necessary that, 1t remaiI
here, else will we run out of Radical edi
tors 10 Goldubds. As college for thu
education Of that class Of insects, th'
Asylum was success. sfa'}9f1Iif,,ii55 1is,i5, is y
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r GONE EAsr-The committee OF the I,
Counciiand cilizens'of Columbuss aepeint
edto examine d new plan for water Works
started Eat on Thhfsaay morning 2 Th'
.....f.ts ~ yVm Nouht Decide,