The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-02-13
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ASHLAND, . FEB. Is, 1857.
Brief Items.

-uelnsmpor ING dleBnanlans OOn-
cert on next Friday evening. 4
An article on HCorporeal Punish
ment in School" will be found on the
first page of to days issue.
-"MARK r." writes very well, but
he should remember that we publish no
communication without knowing the au.
thor's name,
The Rev. Mr.. Haskell, o blind min
lister, Of New York, will preach in the
South Ashland Chapel, on this (Wednes.
day. evening. The public are invited.
Presbyterian Sabbath School and
preaching will DO held in the Town Hall,
next Sabbath, as the Church is under 60
ing a course Of repairs.
1t is said that nnone but the brave
deserve the fair" No and none but the
brave can live with some of them at least
it is SO reported by Madame Rumor, and
she is reliable. nAH ya}
Hon. VIM. LARwILL presented a Pc
tition In the Legislature, from So citizens
Of Ashland, for a repeal Of the act requir-
ing landlords to pay State license.
The new church in Orange township,
was dedicated to the service Of God, on
last Sabbath. We will notice the dedica.
tion ceremonies in full next week.
The hose for the Steamer were test
ed on Tuesday, with a very satisfactory
result. The Steamer worked splendidly,
throwing a stream through 600 feet Of
hose and 1t inch nozzle over 200 feet.
There will be another trial on Saturday
afternoon, at 2 o'clock. O
"A change Of time on the A. & G. W.
Railway went into effect of Monday last.
The Mail Express going West arrivss here
at 10 A. NJ, and the Mai going East at
$50 P. M.
The wife of Hon. GEORGE E. PUaH
died on Monday last, at the age Of 81
years., She is said to have been beauti.
ful in person, engaging in manners, gen
erous in disposition, pure in heart, firm
in friendship, strong in affection, and
graced by every domestic virtue. She
was a member Of the Holy Catholic
Church. sl.iE HH
We are under obligations to W. Fl.
Foster, Supervisor of Public Printing, for
a copy of his Annual Report to the Gov
ernor of Ohio.
We had a very pleasant call from
Hon. M. MAY, our able and efficient Sen.
ator, on last Saturday evening. Mr.. NJ
is one of tie working members Of the
General Assembly, is always at his post,
and guards well the interests Of his con-
stituency.
Geo Brumter, ct his Store in The
Yellow Block, nearly opposite the Pos
Office, has a big stock of all kinds OIL
family groceries. Give him a call.
The mullet.head who writes a weakh,
Communication from this place to the Co
Mmlus journal speaks Of us as his "thirc
story cotemporary." Gotten porary indeed
We blush for shame when we think tina
we belong to the same race as this scaven
ger.
The second number Of the Youth
Monitor has been received. 1t is one o
the best papers for children published
and should be in the possession of ever,
%"little one" Address, j. NJ. Guthrie
Publisher, Delaware, o,
The statement of the condition O
the Home Insurance Company, of Ne,
Haven, c., will be found in to-day's pc
per, to which we invite attention. j, L
JONES, Esq, is resident Agent of thi
Company, and persons desiring to insur
in q reliable Company will find the JUDa
ready to make out a policy for them
His Office is on Church Street, betwee
Main and Sandusky.
The firemen Of Wooster, says tn
Democrat, are making great efforts to il
sure that their proposed celebration
ed Of February, shall be the grandet
ever held in Ohio. We trust that Ii
citizens Of Wooster will assist the boys
having a glorious time.
AMOS LAYMAN, Esqy for a numb,
Of years editor-in-chief Of the Oh
State'man has retired from that positic
IS and entered upon the practice of law
Mr.. e. B Eshelnau, who has been ass,
slated with Mr.. Layman, for the past tv
years, assumes entire control We hol
Mr.. q. will receive the support he d
serves, aud that the central organ of IL
Democracy will receive every aid fro
the Democrats Of 0huo.