The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-09-20
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BREWTIEs.


10 ,s ess3 BREWTIEs.
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aepFrost begins to appear. e5
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Late peaches IN market.
be Pears are quite plenty.
aIn n.sIt -5T1-u $3.50 -T-saE
ss,aeats are worth s5 cents.
al Cor Corn is worth 40. cts
do!5yheat is worth Shipper bushel,
~s..Goldis worth s1,1s in New YORK.
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o; .Eheman whit h plug bat is in town
o~t ~ .sig51 Gis sEf7ys-
US The show will be here On the 2sth.
". Suvius has had another eruption.
Bern TO blush unseen-Bashful col
ored folks.
The Mansfield fair commenced yes
terday.
A mans best fortune or his worst is
his wife.
At what time was Adam married ?
Upon his wedding Eve.
Dangerous Associates-Those who
are dressed to kill
Remember the Democratic meeting
to be held here on the 30th.
A spoiled chiId-the one that played
with the kerosene can.
Four of his wives are engaged in
chasing aLord" Harvey around Wis
eOAsin .sa-
The widow of Stonewall Jackson is
expected soon to visit friends in Chilli
cpthe.
1t is asserted ia favor Of a new lamp
that nitro-glycerine itself won't explode
1t. $1,000
Cattle are dying in vast numbers
III Madison county, Alabama, from
the murrain.
Henry Ward Beecher calls Boston
tethei end ofitrouble, the beginning of
bliss" SIS
I'VE are glad to learn that Colonel
McCook's health has been completely
restored
NJ. Theirs is to be continued in the
presidency of the French republic for
three years more.
The New Orleans Times has dis
covered that Hard-Shell Baptists make
the best.lay preachers.
Pittsfeld, Massachusetts, has had
an outdoor baby party. The young
est guest was nine days old.
: In conversation, a wise man NAV be
att loss. to, know when to begin !; but
a fool never knows when to stop.
: Nitre is good for freckles. and glyce-
rine for tan ; but Nitro-glycerine is a
more permanent cure for both.
An Alabama newspaper speaks of a
colored orator there having "disloca-
ted his shoulder ia a peroration."
A round of turnip seed contains
three hundred thousand and eighty
eight seeds. If you don't believe it,
count them.
The Titusville Herald announces
Eve fresh .strikes" in its vicinity nv
eraging nearly three hundred and fif-
ty barreis of oil per day. E7g
n .si:sG e rGh s-- st 9 81
=. Hon 7Rvfus P. Rauney has been
nominated for State Senator from
Cuyahoga county, and will certainly
be elected.
A man in Dandy, Connecticut, re-
Gently offered two cents a pound for
dead cats, and now quietness reigns O
nights IN that locality.
IA romantic young man says that a
woman's heart is like the moon-it
changes continually, but always has a
mar in it. -. !"
"My- laughter you must never lis
ten to Hattery." "But, Pa, how can
tell that they are fatterins unless l
listen" ~
, -e-s .ae.
Michigan paper mentions an ex
tensiye sale OF tomatoes, and wonders
aWhaEs up ;" to which the Free Press
rspliesI.Gatsup." 2
A person who was Boosting that he
was FROM high family. EYES," said
asbystander, 81 have seen some of the
faIiiiy $50 high that their feet would
not touch the ground"
a Kansas lady who went to the the
aters and handed the man who took
thetickets, q fine tooth comb instead
of her ticket, discovered her mistake
whena the 7daer-keeper told her she
could not comb in. s
-Fu4aeii .sGI75f stills 81 @
The fellow who got an office in the
Revenue service. in Illinois, under the
supposition hat his name was Dent,
when twas Bent, has been removed
aSansimposter. ~
.essI5;sYHs GzEotsHz55u 5Hr =
s.Aboy being asked if he had a moth
q. said he didn't know, as he had not