The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-04-03
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ASHLAND, . ApR1L 8. 1897.


culture Of Grapes, will be found in this
weeks paper.
There will be a meeting of the Ash.
land County Board of Agriculture, at the
Auditors Office, on Saturday next.
Hon. JOHN SHERMAN has our thanks
for a copy Of his speech on the bill organ.
izing a HI in the Southern States.
JAMES McCooI, Esq, has been ap.
pointed Chief Engineer Of the Fire De-
partment Of Ashland. This is a good ap.
p%ointment.
The present season thirty.fve thous-
and hogs were packed in Cleveland.
Judge VAN TRUMP, M. @. from the
Fairfield District, has our thanks for doc.
uments.
The house Of Mr.. HEEKEL, at the
Center Of Shyfield, Summit County, was
burned on the night Of the 9th ult. with
FIVE Of his children.
- Presbyterian Sabbath School and
preaching were held in the Court House,
last Sabbath, as the Church is undergoing
repairs.
AT q meeting Of the Town Council,
on Thursday morning last, a resolution,
accepting "Star Company No. ~. and
giving it the New Steamer, "Ashland,"
was unanimously adopted.
DIR. G. W. HILL, who has been suf.
fering for the last week with a severe at
tack Of Infammatory Rheumatism, is
slowly recovering, We trust that the
Doctor will soon be able to be about again.
Judge THURMAN addressed a large
democratic meeting at Mansfield, on last
Wednesday night. The Judge, as he in.
variably does, made q most able and Of.
fective speech.
There will DO q meeting Of "Star
Company No. 2" at the Engine Room,
on Saturday evening next, at 7 O'Clock
P. NJ. Let every member be present as
business Of importance will be brought
before the Company.
Notice is given Of a dangerous coun
terfeit IS on the National Bank Of Jack.
son, Michigan, and of counterfeit $50
Compound Interest Notes.
r. R, Myers, Esq General Ticket
Agent Of the P. Ft. W. & @. R. r., will
please accept.our thanks for a recent ia.
vor.
Persons having any "loose change"
to invest, can learn where to do so advan.
tageously by referring to our advertising
columns.
JACOB BURTON requests us to state
that he will be on hand as usual to sprinkle
Main Street the coming Summer.
The Brewery team got on a "bender"
yesterday morning, and ran away. It
came dashing dewn Main street at a 2:40
gait, running against and breaking the
lamp.posts in front Of Guth's grocery and
the Miller House. No other damage was
done.
w. D. MORGAN has Withdrawn from
the Cleveland Plain Dealer on account
Of ill health. Major. W. W. ARMSTRONG
assures his friends that the paper is on a
paying and permanent basis, and that he
will keep it moving right along.
The Darkroom in the second story Of
BUFFENMYRE's block, has been fitted up
for the use Of the "Temple of Honor" re-
Gently organized in this place. The reg
ular weekly meeting was held in the new
room on Monday evening.
Six persons charged with assault aud
battery, were liberated at Wooster last
week, in consequence of the repeal Of the
old law and enactment Of q new one. The
law Of last session to send such cases be.
fore a judicial tribunal was of no avail.
The Wayne County Democrat, be-
cause Of the muddy condition Of the streets
Of Wooster, dubs that place "mud-opolis."
Why don't you put on metropolitan airs,
like Ashland, and have your streets pavedY
r M. CAMPBELL, Esq, Clerk Of the
Board Of School Examiners Of this coun.
ty, handed US a communication 10 reply
to a letter received by him, charging the
Examiners with unfair dealing in the ex.
animation Of applicants for certificates
We will publish II next week.
Statements Of the condition Of the
"North American and "Corn Exchange
Insurance Companies will be found in to
days paper. H. s. SEE, Esq, is resi-
dent Agent for these Companies, and per-
sons desiring to have their properly In
sursd, will de- well to call on him.
Zen. sLocUM will commence, in q
short time, the erection Of . two-story
brick building, on his lot, on Church
street, between Sandusky and Main. He