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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-04-04
Death OF Judge ~Ingmand.

Judge EDMUND INaMAND died at his
residence, on Orange street, in Ashland,
March 81, 1866, aged sixty years, Of in
iamation of the brain, after an illness Of
some three days. He was born in Fair
field county, Ohio, February 9, 1906, and
emigrated with his fathers family, (Mr'
LUKE INeMAND), to Kilbuck township,
Wayne county, now MOhecan township of
this county, in 1916, and was consequent
Iy a resident Of that township over 40
years. When he and his fathers family
landed in hat township, JerOmeville had
but two or three families in it ; and the
surrounding country was almost an un.
broken forest, except perhaps, "a small
settlement by the Indians located on the
farm owned by him at his decease. The
white settlers of the township consisted
of the families Of Baptiste Jerome, a
Frencbman who had an Indian wife; and
after whom the village was named, AL.
exander Finley, Thomas Eagle, Thomas
Green, William Ewing and John Nayler.
At this early period, educational advan.
tages were very limited but by dint Of
industry and fine native abilities, he &c.
quired a good practical education, and
early gave evidence Of future usefulness
as a citizen. In the year 1884 he was
elected Justice Of the Peace for Mohecan
township, and having satisfied the people
as to bis integrity and fitness, he was re.
elected in 1889 and again in 1910. In
1916 sIter the erection Of Ashland coun.
~, he was appointed by the Governor, as.
s%ociate Judge and continued to gil the
ofice till the adoption Of the new Consti-
tuition OF Ohio made it elective. In 1864
he was elected Probate Judge and was in
the discharge Of its duties at the time of
his decease. He administered upon more
estatesthan perhaps any other mar within
the limits Of the county; and the orphan
and the widow were guarded by him
against all REGULATION ; for his settle.
mems of estates were models Of neatuess,
correctness and integrity. A friend to
the orr han aud widow, be will be missed
sadly by those whom he has so often Civ.
en- wholesome advise aud fatherly counsel
He was also an active and exemplary
member Of the Methodist Church for
owe thirty.6ve years ; and his removal
will be deeply felt among its members,
oficiary, and particularly in the Sabbath
School. In the death Of Judge Inc
MAND this county has lost a most excel
lent and e~nterprising citizen, the Church
u jealous and influential member, and the
widow and orphan a true friend. His re.
mains were inferred in the cemetery at
Jeromeville near the Church he so long
adorned by his christian bearing, his up.
rightness and gentlemanly demeanor.
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FARM o SALE.

TNHE undersigned will sell. at private aals'
the Depler farm, adjoining R~owsbure,
Ashland County, Ohio, containing about 81
acres Of excellentland, under 0 good state cf
cultivation, with an Orchard Of choice fruit
and. in a good bearing condition; two good
frame dwellings, . hrst-rates Saw Mil, o good
barn, q never failing we'll ofwater, and stock
water convenient. This is one Of the most
desi~rablefarms in Ashland county, and can
be bought cheap. For further inforpatiou.
INQUIRE Of Henry Depler or Jacob EneIo A.
Rowsburg. HENRY DEPLRR. !,
JACOB ENGLR
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SiOO, 900 RKwASp This reward will
DO paid tpRpy rersonaWhO will find a
larger, better selected OK cheaper stock
Sfgo0ds thsn are now being received,
aiplsyea and rsold gatthe we'll known
aots ofaM. bBsI Pafmsiy mo. Il Town
hall. Don't mistake the place, for u you
a. ySH Wii min DO bargains In those
rich dress goods ju.t purchased in New
Yorf,Is ~ ipahio prices.,fi ne has also .
ersatzegissy Of 0arpetst TO which hsLin-
viiss especial atisatiop. Giye him a call
sygy ene knows that there il the place
bgss the nest goods for tho least money.
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Resolutions Adopted by the
Quarterly Conference Of The
m. e. Church.

The Committee appointed by the Quar-.
terly Conference at its session in the
Church, March 3lst, 1865, to draft reso.
buttons expressive of our respect for the
memory Of Brother e. Ingmand, who
died on the 9th day of March, 1866,
would present the following report:
WHEREAS, In the providence Of God,
our much beloved brother, Edmund Ing.
mand, has been taken from our midst BY
the hand Of death therefore
Resolped, That we con find no words
that sufficiently express our deep sorrow
at this sudden and sad bereavement.
ResolUed, Thatin his death the Church
has lost one of Its brightest examples Of
Christian life and character ; the oiiciary
and quarterly conference one of their most
useful members, and as a teacher in the
Sabbath School, there are but few that
will be able to gil his place.
ResolUed, That while we mourn the
loss Of our departed brother, we rejoice
to know that from his long and faithful
devotion to the cause Of his Master, that
although in his death tho Church has sius.
tainedia great loss, yet to him II was q
great gain, death being but the gate
through which be passed 70 that rest
which remains to the p1ple Of God.
Resolved, That We tender to the fami.
" Of our deceased brother, our deep and
heartfelt sympathy In this affecting prov
idence that has taken from them ono Of
the kindsst Of husbands and one Of the
most affectiouate parents, and we recon.
mend them for consolation 10 Him who
has promised to be the widows God, aud
the father Of the fatherless.
d Resoleea, That our Pastor, Brother
Seely, furnish 10 Sister Ibgmand md fam.
lily q copy Of the foregoing resolutions.
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
j. D. JONES,
30 bfH. O. SFRENGLE, |CoM.
ISAAC MASON, 5
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How REYREsHING.--Are the April
showers, they nourish into life the open.
ing buds, and renew all vegetation. But
yet it is q time Of the year when there is
a great danger Of taking Cold from expo.
sure to the weather. Goes Cough Bal.
sam is excellent for Coughs and Colds,
Sore Throat, and all Pulmonary Com
plants.
While Goes Dyspepsia Cure is invalu.
able in Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and al
diseases Of the stomach and bowels.
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~ oberlio, Ohio, Is known for til,

oo ~ Oberlia, Ohio, Is known for the
number Of literary Institutions and the
Spumber Of students in attendance; II is
also noted for the cheap, popular aud
/. gkdfSugh ,Dbioe Business Institute Ct
Calkins, Griffin Co., which is there To-
satsa,i There % no Institute in the cOan-
try where students receive as much per-
sonal .ttent ion and consequently make
aash tfiPid lbsosrssG o It Is a source Of
nuchoplsasurs to the many friends Of
this Instituts to $40 It's large halls SO full.
Address 4 abtvs fol particulars.
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MARoH.-The stormy, coquetish, dis
esgreeable month If mud, snow, rain, %sleet,
cold and mixed weather, has gone, and
April, with its "smiles and tears" to beau
tify the earth and make all hearts glad,
has come. a4laS "a
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PAR TITTON NOTICE.

Samuel yesterday, Joseph
E. yesterday, and Phebe .a.
yesterday, his wife, er.
vs., .t .-.H
Emelia yesterday, James In Common
Harmon and Catharine
Harmon his wife, Mich
ael yesterday, Annis Fas- Pleas Court.
terday and Jacob Easter
day, minor heirs Of Debor-
oh yesterday, deceased.
nEFENDANTS will take notice that on
IL the 18th day Of March, A. D. 1866, the
undersigned fled a petition in the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Ashland County, o., where
the same is now pending, demanding parti-
ton Of the following premises, situate in said
County; being the north part Of the south
west quarter Of section twenty three (28l
township twenty one (2l aud range fifteen
(l5,) containing fifty three acres, more or
less.
The undersigned demand that partition be
made said premises as follows: To Sam
uel yesterday one undivided eighth in fee, 10
Phebe yesterday, wife Of said Joseph E. East
erday, one undivided eighth in fee. William
East erday one undivided eighth in fee /; Mi
chael yesterday one undivided eighth in fee I;
Annis yesterday one undivided sighth IN fee (;
Jacob E~asterday one undivided eighth in fee /;
Emelia yesterday two undivided eighths in
fee, and ct the next term Of said Court, an
application will be made by the undersigned
for an order that partition may be made of
said premises, or other proceedings author
lied by statute.
SAMUEL YESTERDAY,
JOSEPH E. YESTERDAY,
PHEBE YESTERDAY.
By Kenny & Campbell Attys .
for petitioners.
Ashland, March 81, '664w.
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pa- The Ashland Union Schools Oper

p6s- The Ashland Union Schools open
ed up 90 Monday, Under tho auspices
Of Prof. GRAHAM, II will not be long be.
j fore u Schools will rank among the
bestin the State, and be az honor to our
thriving little city. Let the Board Of
Directors and the citizens generally do
their duty, aud we know that Prof. GRA.
Ham will do his.
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%. A Washington dispatch In the
Cincinnati Gazette says: tf4,
ItEis known here that Governor Cox, Of
Ohio, addressed q very clear and forcible
letter 70 President johnson, while the
latter had the civil rights bill under con.
.sldsrstiop, urging him to sig nthe same,
The Governors course 10 this matter has
given great satisfaction to The Unibamcm
bers Of Congress. e.
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RELIaIous. REV. D. STICK, Of Day.
ton, Ohio, will preach iu the Lutheran
Church. in Ashland, on Saturday, April
7th, at ? O'clock, and also, on Sabbath,
4ithe 9Th, lid tho same Church, both morn.
ing and evening. Mr.. STICK is one Of
1.-THE fiuest orators III the West. All are
cordially invited to be present.
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s0r zack Greenewald is daily adding
to his already immense stock Of goods
He has the finest lot II Spring goods ever
offered to the people in this part Of the
country. Drop in. loa. M
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nr much valuable Instruction.

ing much valuable Instruction.
The spring Iistitute will be held in
Shelby, commencing Monday, April I'd,
and continuing through the Week. On
Saturday, April 7th, the examiners Of
Riohland county will hold an examine
ton in Shelby.
The people Of Shelby very kindly pro-
pose to entertain the ladies free of OK.
pense. I
Chairman Of Executive Committee.
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Farm for Sale.

TINE subscriber win sell his Farm 81 "a I,
vate Sale, lying one mile West or Hayeas
vile on The Mansfield road, containiug N
100 ACRES, SO @asaie.
Of which are under a good state Of Cultiya-
ton. with good meadows. an exec llent Or
ohard Of choice Fruit, Q. good House ana
Barn. The farm Is we'll waiered. !
Hayesville being the site Of vermiilimf IN
stitute, one Of the most tiourishing Colleses
in this country, makes this q most Desirable
place to locate. For further information ~
dress or call on -,
Feb. 4, 1886-4wSt ~
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The QUEHoEYpLExIANs.-There is q
rare treat in store for the pleasure seek
ling people Of Ashland. The QuENcEY.
pLExIAN troupe gre making preparations
to give several entertainments, commenc-
ing on thepl9ih inst, the proceeds of
which are to be used for the benefit of
ethe Fire Department. Look out for fun!
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ldy The following gentlemen, who
are Democrats of the right stripe, were
elected by large majorities in Monroe
township, Richland county, on Monday
last:
Trustees -Josiah Switzer, Tilmon B.
Wiles, Samuel q. Brubaker; Clerk.
r. Mcdonnell Treasurer = George ].
Swigart Assessor--Paul j. Baughman.
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S$ TnASKs-Hou. M. Welker will please
accept our ihanks for valuable public
documents. 2'e"
We are also under obligations to Hon.
. VIM. Larwill for a copy Of the General
and Lacal Laws Of Ohio, passed by the
gpresent session Of the Legislature.
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1Gr The Radicals became very indig'
S,n.nt because We uufurled u flag on the
receipt Of the news that the President
had vetoed the Civil Rights Bill. Let
them rave. sid liiu
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sSe5rWS invite the attention Of our
readers 70 the correspondence Of ''Gfnus'
and !, in another column. We would be
glaft hear from them again., NJ
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sGr T. q. BusHSEnL has been ap-
poi6sed Probate Judge 70 an the vacan-
eyJoccasioned blythe death of Judge Inc,
lfANDg SIh2dl 8G.tA&9 WA
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in that State.
ONE THOUSAND WELLS
Can be sunk upon the property
without interference.

Test wells have been sunb on the Estate,
and Oil found in paying quantities in every
instance. FIFTY WELLS are now being put
down to be followed by others as rapidly as
possible to the extent necessary to fully de-
velope the property. One hundred wells
yielding only ten barrels q day each at six
dollars o barrel, a price much below the aver
age price at Reno, would give one million
eight hundred thousand dollars q year Of in
come, making o profit Of probably fifteen per
cent. over expenses and taxes Of every kind.
If large flowing wells are found, q single
acre Of the territory may yield the entire
capital within two years.
n6S-The Company WINS the Town Of Reno,
together with Several Hundred Lots for Bust
ness and Dwelling Houses. There Is IN Ex-
t%ensive Demand for then, and the Revenue
rom their Sale will be very great.
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The SINGER SEWING MAcHINE.-We
would say to our friends, if they want a
Sewing Machine, one that you will never
regret in buying, to buy the Singer Sew
ing Machine. For sale only at the Times
Office, East of Post Office.
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S0r The Republicans held an election
in Ashland on Monday. The Democrats
viii hold theirs us1tf fall, I
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For sAnE.-A first rate Piano at a
great bargain. Also, a West & Wilson
Sewing Machine. For information call
at this Office. =. 27tf
ma. Buy your Books, stationery, wall
and window paper, &C., Of J l Dorland
Main street, Ashland.
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NOTICE 10 hereby given that the under
In signed has been duly appointed and
qualified as ADM istrslrix Of The Eitaie Of
Michael Bitner, late Of vermillion Tp, decd.
MARY ANN BITNHR.
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., B@r The few bright days we have had
stree the advent of April, recall the
the words Of the poet: '@

"Spring is coming, Spring is coming,
Birds are chirping, insects humming;
Flowers are peeping from their sleeping,
:. Streams escaped from Winters keeping.
Shout we, then, with Natures voice,
Welco me, Spring .-rejoice, rejoice"
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SHERIFFS SALE.

OA<&fr ~ GALE
Eleanor " =. Jones !. Partition. !
John Sidney Jones ct al. - --;aa !,
TN pursuance Of an order Of the Court ofI
j Common Pleas within and for the County
Of Ashland and State Of Ohio, in the above
case, duly issued and directed TO me BEARING
date the 14th day Of Msrch, A. D., 1896, II
will expose TO sale, at Public Auction, at tbe !
door Of the Court House Of said county, on !.
Saturday, May 12a, A.. D. 1866, a,l
the following described lands and tenements.g
situate In Ashland County and State OF Ohio
to-wIt: the South West quarter Of section ave
lb), Of township twenty-five (22). Of Range
fifteen (l6). 20
Terms one-third cash, and the balance IN
two equal annual payments, with interest
from day Of sale, to be secured by mortgage
on the premises.
Appraised at $4,000
J.G. BROWN, Sheriff. /.
March 81, 1S66-4w4lpf$7,60 q
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NO. Buy your drugs, medicines, pure
wines, liquors, &c., Of s. R. Squire, No
5 Main street.
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V.aaa RAaaahsfaR " agU.
group, Dronc"t's, 1nctP'em CoHsumP
ton, n JoT me refief OF Consunlp.
tire Patients IN ddvdncea stages of the
disease.
o. id, >. a. ala Il, n.
SJnnss "a e,u y. ns use,
,hn oasss ~ -, ~ .n.a" ,hn, a aT
~ ,mos, avs,n .so, ;on J, no",t..
O ahomnds Z nsrSons nnhI;a,y
Iuown vho ha,s Sssn rostoraa
from alarming ana even desperate aiseaseeo OF
superiority over every other enpso!Orant is
teo apParenl 70 escape oossr'Sr,on, anu
where us virtues s are .uSSna, me PUBLIC n, no
M, tSaS S,s,rsssips and dangerous asectiops Of
tie pulminary organs that are incident to
our climate. While many ~inferisr remedies
thrust upon the community nave ieilee and
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S6- Buy the bestl Buy the Singer
Sewing Machine. (ly34)
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RENO
Oil & Land Co,

DIRECTORS.
Hon. Galusha A. Grow, Reno. Pa, late
Speaker Of the US. House OF Repre-
sentatives.
Hon. CgR. Ransom, Boston, Mass, U. 8.
BanI Commissioner for New England.
Hon Sidney Dean, Providence, R. l., late
Member Of Congress-Editor Of the Prov.
idence Press.
Henry A Smythe. Esq, New York City, Pros
ident Of the Central National Bank.
Lucien H Culver, Esq, New York City, Of
Culver, Penn & Co. Bankers.
Hon. Augustus Frank, Warsaw, New York,
Member Of the House Of Representatives
36th, 87th, 4 8Sth Congress. fshe
Maj. John L Wilson, Madison. Ind, late Of
the United States Army glt e5,e
Hon Thomas 5 Stanfeld, South Bend, Ind.
President Of First National Bank ofSouth
Bend, .ssru cst&kW
Hon Charles v Culver, Franklin. Pa. of Gull
S,ver, Penn q Co and Members Of the
present Congress. ,a8NGlQ N
Alex Bradley, Esq, Pittsburgh, Pa, Presi.
dent Of Tradssmen's National Of Pitts
burgh
Joshua Douglass Esq, MsadviIle Pa, Presi.
dent Of the National Bank Of Crawford
County, Pa. 12g 3
Col JanesH Bowen, Chicago nj. President
Of Third National Bank or Chicago.
George H Rea, Esq, Saint Louis, Mo Presi.
y dent Of Second National Bank of Saint
Louis. 50 m
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Coughs, Cold or Sore 7hroaso
IMMEDIATE ATTENTION, AND,
SHOULD BE CHECKED, IR ALI lrs
LOWED TO CONTINUE. g75yp
Irritation OF the Lungs, laI PermssI
mont Throat AffiictIon. OF an IN.
curabte Lung Disease
Is OFTEN THE RESULT,
Browns Bronchial Truches Ios
Having direct influence to the the paris, give
Immediate Relief.
For Bronchitis, Asthma, Caiarrh, Consump-.
tive and throat ] ~iseases. Troehes are -,
used with q ways good success.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS an
will find ThocHEs useful in clearing the voice
when taken before Singing or Speaking, and
relieving the throat after an unusual srert,or
Of the vocal organs. The Tnocnrs are re-
commended and prescribed by Physieisns"
and have had testimonials from eminent men
throughout the country. Being an article ~
true merit, and having proved their efficacy,
bs o test Of many years, each year fndsthem
In new localities In various parts efthe poirdi
and the TRocHEs are universally pronounced
better than other articles. o
OBrAIN on ..Bnows's B~aoscHraL rrocnEsf
aud do not take any Of the Worthless Imits-'
tons that nay be offered. ss.
Sold everywhere in the United STATES. and
in Foreign Countries. at IS cents per box ioi
6m21
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AsHDAND, r q 4, 1888,

tzr We have q Scholarship in Calkin, Griffin
& Co.'S celebrated Union Commercial College,
Of 0beriin, which can be bought at a bargain.
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For SALE.-A desirable residence on
Cottage Street can be bought cheap. For
full particulars, call at this Office, or five
doors North Of the Catholic Church, East
side Cottage street. ea E
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THE o Is GUARANTEED.

A -
The Price Of the Stock has been fixed at
ONE HUNDRED AND FIVE DOLLARS
per Share. Five Dollars 60 into the Treasury
Of the Company as q Contribution to the
Working Fund. The Par Value of the
Stock, One Hundred Dollars, ispaid to
the Trustees, to be deposited in the Treas
ury OF the United States, or 1nvestsd in
Government Securities, and may be Nth
drawn By the Stockholders at duy time.
By the payment Of Ten Dollars, persons
that desire to await the Result Of the First
Years Development, can Secure the Right Of
obtaing A FULL PAID SHARE OF GUAR
ANTEED STOCK for One Hundred Dollars
Additional. at any time before the First day
Of April, 1867. D6s- It is an investment
with the Chances of Large Profit and is AL
WAYS CONVERTIBLE INTO CASH atPAR.
1t might be called
A Legal Tender Oil Stock.
SO large q Working Fund $500, OOO)
has never been pravided or expended by any
Company in the Oil Region. SUBSCRIP-
.Tl0NS will be received by agents and by the
principal Banks and Bankers throughout the
country. Prospectusss and other information
will be furnished by Agents, and by
SAMUEL T. HOWARD,
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT,
(4w42 81 Nassau st., New York.
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s-A0E MIS- van-3
SJU ted for six entirely new articles
lust out. Address o. o. CAREY, CITY Build
ing, Biddeford, Maine. lnS0ly
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A RIED,

On the 18th Of March, by J. A. Shidler
ESQ, Mr.. EPHRAIM B. RICKET of
Orange, to Miss MARY O. PIPER of
Wayne Co.
On the 22d, by the same, Mr.. WILL.
LIAM RICKET to Miss SUSANNAH
M. FURNEE, both Of this Go.
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g. g. Time Gables.

Fl. Wayne & Chicago R r
On and after Nov. 10, 1865, trains will
leave Stations daily, sabbaths excepted, as
follows; { Trains leaving Chicago al $3.50 pm,
leaves daily.1
TRAINS GOING WEST.
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De- The communication from "CAL-
vIA" will be published in next issue.
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s6- Goods will be delivered any place
in Town Free Of Charge.
March 90. 1886-41tf
NJ. ". & co.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
FOR TIE RAPID CURE OF

Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness,
Group, Bronchitis, Incipiem Coasump
ton, and for he relief Of Consump.
tire Patients IN aduancea stages Of the
disease.
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Gbs Mlarkds,
ASHLAND PRICES CURRENT.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY
HELTyUAF s.
in Groceries, Qaeensoare, d

One door West Of Town Hall, Ashland.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE.

The public are earnestly invited 10 give as
. call. Remember the place,
Three Doors West ofthe Bank, Ashland.
M. WINBIGLER & co.