The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-03-01
BREVITIES -

49, -
is attached to the bueys.=
wsSfed to know-9owmapysquare
rods are contained idra wiseacre?
It is the last ostrich Father that
breaksthe husbandsb back
Wiz. are dogs like sutgeonsf Be
causethey are bone sstters.
Does Hobson keep rsnte Certain
ly, be Keeps whatever is Tent.
Auctioneer's motto-Come when
you sTe bid, and bid when you come.
Boston sends shovels toySouth At
RIGA for the diamond hunters.
Ckic6eo is to have agrand art recep-
ton NJ the Opera House.
81 Louis is threatsnedwith another
visit from Anna Dickinson.
Atozn in Illinois, is giving calico
parties and mush and milk suppers.
In Oregon a bushsr o~fspotatoes is
worth more than a busheI of wheat.
q
Pigeons in California are so plenty
that they darken theskies as they fly.
Boston Corbett, who's shot Wilkes
Boot6,fs now a preacher sfsome note
The old maids of Sioux city sing at
their banquets, mo one to Love-
Theyoung Ladies' of Ashland sing,
"O,fora man, o, for a man, o for a
mansion"
The only son of George .. Prentice,
is raising sheep in Texas@o
Alice Cary died February 18th be-
ing the anniversary other fathers de-
cease,
President GrantSProposes to visit
California in the spring, accompanied
by Secretary Fish.
Two young ladies in 6igh l~ifsan
New Orleans have clipped with a va
riety show. sd
a young lady of Cleveland taunts
the gents of the Forest city by kissing
her horse in the streets.
1t is said Boutwellsef the Treasury
possesses a fine face, agracious pres
ence, and immense feet. @
Mrs. D. A. Dodd, ofIowa5 has.given
birth to nineteen children in fourteen
years. Eight pairs twins.
ThezFezasLegislatur has voted
S1OS5sfor asportrait Other first Presi-
dent, Gen. Sam, Houston.
Thomas Carrots the greatest slave
thief inxAmerica Is dead. He had run
Sm2700 slaves North.
A New York paper says the success
of Anna Dickinson, is not owing to
her good looks, for her head is ugly, !
and her mouth horrid. .a,J7 !
Senator Morril, of Maine, has been
dangerously sick at home for some
time, but expects 10 be able to visit
the Capital soon.
It is said that the best efforts of w.
G.. Bryant, the poet, have been pro-
duced under the stimulus of q%uinine!
He has become almost deaf from its
constant use.
An attempt Is being made to take
the National Capital to st. Louis Mo-,
by Offering Chandler, Yates and Lo-
gan, all the Bourbon they a drink.
The thing is sure.
Here's an item for mothers: 1t is
reported that $500 worth Of buoys
have been cut adrift by the ice and
lost in the bay of New York, since
the spring storms began.
1t is said that the President has sig
nifed to Admiral Porter, that their
intercourse for the future must be of
a purelysf orrnaEand official character.
The administration is peace.
A Vermont old mar who was al
ways good hearted when not drunk,
pointed a shot gun at his son.. The
boy responded with a needle gun and
became q poor, unfortunate and discon-
ISOLATE orphan sod
.FI5lLd u H1Ip4 II
The faculty of Princeton College
have forbidden students to correspond
with the girls; wherefore the Guar
dian, the students orgapY runs up the
motto, "Do write and fear not"
The Noble County Republican says
that lodges from Columbus, ZauesTt
vile, Wheeling, Gediz and Barnesville,
win attend a grand Masonic DEMON
stration at SummeTheld OF 81. Johns
Day, bring the 54thYday Of June. al
General Halpine. the liberated Fee
MAN prisoner arrived at Boston in the