The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-01-06

bremen Improvements Com
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hoNeVeff Irompts us 70 sugBeats
that you have been partial Of your
complimentary remarks Of some of
our citizenS. 4 True merit and live
enterprise ought, We think, always
to be properly and duly acknowl-
edged 9Oto e9TRLI
"or who would ever care 10 do bfafe deed,
Or strive In virtue others to excel,
IfnOne should ySid Inn hIs deserved need,
Due praise, thAtis tho spur OF doing welli
For II good we're not praised moro than H.,
None would choose goodness Of his own free
Ia vaLI. 2IuUIL .OalAI
An almost daily frequentiDg of
this cpterprisipg village, has, ena-
bled Us. 10. note other Improve
ments, which you, Mr., Editor,
might rot have observed, even
when armed with your best gold
mounted spcctacles. It is no vain
or inglorious boast t6at go.ahead.
ativeness is one Of the prominent
eharacteristicsof US Yankee Amer
leans. Never perhaps before in
the history Of Bremens nhave 80
many valuable additions been, made
in single year. To accommodate
the rapidly increasing business in
country produce, dry goods, &C., a
number OF our most wealthy far.
mers formed themselves into a
Joint stock company and are now
carrying on business under the
name of Union Store. OF this en-.
terprise success is confidently pre-,
dicted.
The new steam Touring mill will
; when completed, be valuable i'm
provemcnt, and save our farmers
many q long jaunt to Lancaster OF
+ elsewhere, during this most busy
4 season of the year, when the water
0 mills are literally dried up. Blu
there are now two other firms il
a successful operation. For the nc
!. com modation of the enterprisin!
!. owners thereof, tho assistance o
a the village carpenters was callet
s in aid, who, following out tn
:. plans and specifications Of the pro
b prietors, soon erected for the sole
single, and entire use Of their afore
mentioned, wholchearted and phi
anthropic fellow citizens two larg
and commodious eoops. Thoug
, these arc days NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. di;
= pose OF public funds freely an
u oftentimes too for the benefit {
: private individuals, yet it is o po:
y tive and unyarnished fact, tn;
neither ofthese local improvement
have received any aid from legi'
70 lative enactments. Nay more; br
- tell it not in Gath; and publish
not in the slrcets otAskelon--it
Il generally surmised, they have NJ
even secured judicial sanction
~ Such disinterested benefcencc, |
these degenerate days Of the l9t
century, demands that the need
public praise (P) be awarded ther
B TOLL Not only do these publ
Improvements, but the common o
,, ject Of both deserve special motto
So We can trutbfully say that we O.
tcrtain hatred or malice toward /
man. But as we would loathe az
u !, desire to bring 10 punishment, bi
- - who would dilute with poison
" public fountain; as we would st'
u the ravages Of deadly pestilenc
-. as we would restrain the ravin
and insane freaks Of a madman;
~ we would guard the domes,
~ hearth stone from thieves and re
+ be,s; so We would, as a duty \
10. owe TO humanity and religion,
ira a, word derogatory to tho pecun
nv ry and soul>destroying interests
nd these gatherers of the Devils h'
Hq vest, who, With their co>worke
rio in our broad and highly favor
va land, consign annually 60OO liz
,b. to a drunkards 3 grave and o hol
,eGr vG loss eternity; who yearly send 10
- 900 men and women to prison, a
ID. 10000 to the poor house; who
al. quoath, year by year, to public a
or. private charity 100000 orphi
nc. and ,cxpond $500, 900 to prod
In this shocking amount Of crime q
A misery, besides thesilentbearta
rio and the untold woe that the wo
IN knows not OF. OF the private wo
es ings of these subordinate hary'
in hands9we shall have more 70
anon. Follow.c citizens of Rr
fol. creek township. doyouJas pRre
a.la wish to soc your sons attain
rdt.I virtuous and honorable mamie
not an ornamontto society, an no
81 EN-. 10 your and their counIry, Al
blessing and comfort toiyour
nm !, clining years, then discountena
nj and frown upon this dollar v
ho shipping and man.hatihg schen