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NAsHiNGTos has initiated New York IN one
'siS seIsIoie thlDg IL has sbOiished corporal
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PEREIse \ HoUsss Non Explosive Lsnp
nav be found At Hamilton x Prar.onrs \, 4
l. W. q. A BUiding, cole agents.
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsEMENTs, Ae.

Naticaol Tksater--CsTncrOss Gs Dixie Min
ktTeH-
Wars opera HCuss.-Ab hott Pantomime Com
yAny-"IhTee HanChbacks."
haIkriteT's Art Gallery, 4ss It'll street.
BsTlow1s Gallery Of OIL Painting 1896 Penn
fylvsris avenue-New pictures lust received,
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BON X Be MOhun X Co. We have " Fhs
~, al Dame Europss School, ;" an AMUSING
hfochnIe, illustrated by Mast
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FROM =. e.. Parker We have Er,r,, .S,,,...,..
aud HdTpsr's Hsskiy TOR NAV q: rhe a ia, t,,y
Nay, and the CAGtteTtox illustrated ag.zins
for chldrenl for May.
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TIE IHiRTEzrTH DIsrRIcr Rxprpr
Ut a. theif NEE ting Tuesday evening xt,p.ed
sresoiut0n OF thanks TO A. r. Shepherd Esa
TOT M exeTtiOns IN the recent Campaign, which
resolution " a. presented 10 him yos,erdav hv ths
coDmittee-aessrS. j. r. seiiZ, c. ". smith
and Nm. Simpson.
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he. CAULFIKLps CLASSES
,., sSsAL AND 'asrsSs1s !. 7 = MUSIC ...,.
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1HE "WAsHINGT0N CLUE. IRISH Cosyrny
RATION was organized IN thi. city la, niybf
eNles 10 form such clubs Throughout the
country. The new club starts with eighty IN M
hers. ana Mr. John VI. keOgh wss elected pre-I-
cert, d - Power secretary, and James Lsckey
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HE Ma SONIC Mutual KELrEP ASsOCrA
1loS ret last night To consider a proposed
change 81 their BYLAWS, by which persons be
tSeeE Tie sges OF - aud - wears mi ght become
members The constitution a. II now stands
prevents any ore over 81 wears OF age from be-
ing ZEN eT. ard after discussion last uiyht a
vote Wa taken on resolution TO strike on. -
wears ana insert 81, which was rejected BIZ about
70 one. The association now numbers 5f1
members the terms - tor membership
and = 10 per capita 10 be paid ia whenever
CeNh occurs among its members. OF course a
iAlt1re 70 ray up these per capita assessment.
promptly, tHcur- forfeiture Of all benefits The
association IL chartered by special act OF Con
gTess
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OUR NEW STYLES OF Corssn, from France
and Germany, have just arrived, and can be
had in all qualities and prices.
q. BAUM, Corset Importer
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received g. IT.-,'- Dollar fewelrv Store, 80
i3' PeLn-y,stita avenue be weeB au3 D
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n GREATEST INDUCEMENTS 100
ever offered 10 the citizens Of the District III
Ny entire stock OF $40 900 worth Of
BOOTS AND ShOkS.
which are OF the best manufacturers must se sold
without regard % cost. AZ i have determined 70
remove from the d 81, let would adv ise all 10 call
on u e before purchasing elsewhere.
ii. kOHR, No. 40 Bridge street.
S-All those indebted to me win pie. call
and settle their accounts. ap2l ST.
E'Ok RENT-DN ELLING AND SToRE, No. 10
u bFidge gtTeet. Now undergoing thorough
repair Ready for occupancy May LIST. az 20 tayl
n q E.
AZ persons indebted to are hereby notified tina,
the!r accounts are ready tor delivery. Il sing de-
siroGS . close my books as early pos ibe. will
tbaDk all those who have accounts wat b me TO make
prompt settlement.
Mr.. SAMUEL q, PALMER, Of the firm of Pal.
mer q Green 81 Greene street, Georgetown. d. q
sauly suthoTiZed 10 receipt for me
Respectfully, &c, Riley A SHINN
Georgetown, u y April Il 1871 anil 2s
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fyUAL hIoHT ~ THz REFORM SCHOOL
lie Reform School of The District OF Columhia
located few miles above GsoryetOwn il in a
fouTlshing condition. Tie managers have le-
Cided 10 receive no more cOlOred inmates until
the Bumber OF white inmates increases 70 the
hImGer o. cOiOfed- Mayor Sweeny sent a col
CIed boy there last SUNDAY. and WAS informed
That they had adopted that rule. but a. long A.
hal Was The first one he had ever sent there
tLey would take him, but hereafter none would
dc received bat whites untiI thew eau.lled tha
cOiCTed inmates in number.
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very respectable Old lady, Is living in Con.
necucut where he also has two sisters living
a snort lme ago he received letter from his
mother, in which she Exercised an feeIingS If
maternal tenderness "
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TIE CELEBRATED Marquise and Marguerite
Glove, in all the spring shades. has just been
received At U. BAUM's
Kid Glove Depot, 4Oe eth st.
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Nails, and other diseases Of the feet, visit Di
Whites establishment, No. SIS 10Th street, op.
poeite United States Treasury. 2,2i u:
CALIFORNIA CArAwBA WIER on draught, a,
Millers, 90 It'll street, opposite Odd Fellows
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LEE NJ STREET lMFRovEsssT.-The Commi--
,OneIS ~ charge OF thi>wOrk Yesterday turned
okI al their books, papers etc 10 THE RasTd
=. y loLC NOfks, Who viii At once take charge
% ne improvement, IN accordance with the
tI,EiOhs % tLe amendment to the deficiency
HhueTstood that the work will be completed
seeOIalng 20 the plans adopted by the Commss
s,on OilshS.iy IN charge, aud IL is expected
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0HEBBY WIFE IL ROUD.
We have few or. casks very pale and dei,oss.
favored 81 BRRH IN the Custom house In (sesnSoe
town, d. O., which iii sell 1T . very mali "a
vance. Ii is wine Of our own importation from I'd.
nounced By Judges the finest vine this side the Al
lanfic. samples cen be Teen at eur store
We are Sole Agents In the District for + J N N
tin \ Cos 0orld renowoed PURH WHEAf
WHl6k ]. distilled from the best grain ex pre.sl,
Tor medicinal uses The trade uppl}ed Al dsfiiiar
prices, By BROWNING 4 MIDDLETON.
fo4 Ola PeuuGylynnta avenrs
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I'H Z CkY ONE

| he hoohf oNE'
where did you bny those Burt's best French n III
BUTTON AND SIDE LACE CATERS for @SSr
sHf A. - and ! = Bridge street, George.
town, where - selling a great variety Off
SHOES AND BOOTS,
az Wholesale prices
Ton tai 70 call st the shoe Bazaar
Boots made to order fer 81 30 per psir,
hp4 In SAMUEL K GROSS
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C g ,,s r!s FL, Ssi S,;s. s; ss=:s
ltshed in Wsshington, ID. O., ISL He sucoeSfully
Gsets Cerns, eu1ions. ohillblains. Club, and In.
oat pain or tneonvsaisncs 20 the patient The s6os
Ssn be Sorn With eese Immediately Altar the opsrs-
esons md Thousands OF other res Donsbie psrsons.
VIC eetfonise bic establishmsnt. Ho1rs, from q.
a:ce wA,ss . 1PsSs 2 ;.,t |sn:es g sSs -.
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shc that OF hls sisters At his unfortunate condj-
ton. recepnting the scenes of years aoo vbsn
- she says, little did dream when You were
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A Gigantic Marriage.

London acknowledges a new sensa
ton in the lete marriage of Captain
Van Buren, Bates, a Kentuckiap, who
is said to have served in the confeder-
ate army, and who is eight feet high
and weighs four hundred pounds, and
Miss Nora Swan, a Nova Scotian lady,
some inches taller than the captain
and about the same weight. The GER
emory is thus described by an English
witness. The hour fixed for the 80
lemnity was II a. m and the affair
having got wind, there was, long be-
fore the momentous question was put
by the priest, a goodly company of
those spectators to whom any kind Of
wedding is gratifying, and a monster
wedding a Joy forever. At 1O3 ex-
actly, the bridegroom arrived and
walked composedIy up to the altar
He did not wear the uniform of that
corps of Anakin, in which he is ua-
derstood to hold a captains commits
sion, but in ordinary dress, if we ex-
cept an exceedingly blue tie. At
1850 loud whispers, succeeded by a
dead silence, announced the approach
of the bride, who, pale of face and
clad in a few acres of 'fwhite samite,
mystic, wonderful" and with her veil
thrown back, moved a majestically as
her peculiar circumstances or circum-
f~ercnces admit of, up the nave, and
stood in front Of her affianced hus-
band, and looked down upon him from
her superior eminence with the ghast-
ly smile proper to the occasion. She
had been preceded by the "two-head-
ed nightengale combination" whose
misfortune naturally caused a buzz of
comment of much hiiarity. The ser
vice was read amid a reverential scene
of whispering, giggling and climbing
oyer pews /; and when it was over the
usual signing of names appeared to
occupy much more than the legitimate
time. AS the reason could not be the
length of the names, which by no
means corresponds with that of the
owners, one is driven to the conclusion
that the children of Anakin, like
some other great folks, find writing a,
laborious and difficult operation. AT
last, however, the, pair OF Titans
emerged from the vestry, and strobe
arm in arm, followed by the sympa-
thizing coordination, ".and accompan-
led by the strains of the wedding
March," to meet the plaudits of the
outside crowd. At Ill all was over.
1t were rash TO dip into the future;
but N cannot help seeing that if,
when giants marry ~giantesses, the re-
suit is giants and giantesses, there has
this day been taken a step which will
ruin the business.
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the events of the civil wal and second
siege of Paris, its terrible scenes Of
bloodshed and vandalism, with a mi
nuteness, graphicness and brilliancy,
which leaves nothing to be desired
No intelligent person can afford to be
uniformed as TO these events which
have left so deep an impression on the
worlds history, and few will fail to
read this splendid work; or, having
read it, to endorse it as the Standard
American History OF the War.
In this age Of sensational literature,
we cannot too highly commend this
brilliant and thoughtful narrative to
our readers. The book is handsomely
bound, and illustrated with $50 maps,
portraits, battle scenes, and views of
the principal localities connected with
the a No expense has been spared
by the publishers to makeit worthy of
the support of the public. and we pre-
dict for it an immense sale, especially
as its low price brings it within the
reach of all. II is. PUBLISHED in both
and German, sold by sub
scription only, and the publishers want
agents in every county. %
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-07-12

We forgot to mention last week, the
fact that DR.. W. K. Foltz, the popu-
lar and gentlemanly Druggist, has
still in operation his unparalleled So
da Fountain, the only n of the kind
in this "neck of woods" which he-is
running fred hot" to the thirsty of
Ashland, and all he asks in return is
five cents glass, which they freelyhand
over, and exclaim-"It's good to be
here" We have tried it and know
whereof we speak.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-07-12
HISTORY OF THE WAR IN UR0PE

The National Publishing Co. of Gin
cinnati, has just issued a very valuable
history of the late War between Ger
many and France, from the pen Of one
of u most popular writers, Mr.. JAS.
D. McCABE, JR.
In q large volume of 800 octave
pages, the author tells a wonderful
story-all the stranger because of its
truth He tells of battles which have
shaken Europe to its centre, and the
consequences of which, even we of the
Western w orld must feel /; of patriot
ism, heroism, military skill and states
manship, never surpassed in history.
The author writes with the weight and
force OF truth, and the great merits of
his book are its reliability and strict
ilnpartiality.
The book is complete in every par
ticular. 1t Describes the causes of the
war, and the events which preceded
it; the opening campaign, and the
first of the French; the effect
OF these reverses upon the French
people; the frantic effort to rescue the
beaten army, and the terrible disaster
"a oCNoh . ZIG NcPboiO VI iC IilpCTO
Napoleon, and the entire army; the
Revolution in Paris /; the rise and for
nation of the Republic; the flight oi
the Empress from Paris the siege
and surrender of Strasbourg and the
frontier fortresses of France ; the tri
umphal advance of the German armies
to Paris; the efforts of Bazaine to es
cape from Metz, and the final surren.
der of his army; the investment and
siege OF Paris; the detailed history o.
this great siege; its plans, %sorties, bat
ties, successes and failures ; the course
of events in the beleagured city, given
in the form of a full diary of the events
of the siege; the campaigns on the
Loire, and in other portions of France
! the peace negotiations, the surrender
OF Paris, and the treaty the naval
history of the war; the diplomatic
historyon both the German and French
sides the history of the formation OF
the great German Empire; the pro-
claiming of King William Emperor,
' and the realization Of German unity
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that on the
9TH day of June, A. D. 1871, a petit
ton was filed with the Commissioners
of Ashland County at Ashland. Ohio,
signed by ffty-two voters of the vii
lage of Polk, an unincorporated village
of said county, and praying that said
village should be made a special road
district, because the present condition
of the streets and alleys and pave
ments require that such special road
district be made in order to the i'm
provement of the same !; that said
village and proposed district contains
over four hundred inhabitants, and
that said proposed district be one-half
mile East, West, North and South in
square form, the centre being tine CEN
tire of the public square in said vii.
lage. The said petition will be for
hearing before the Commissioners of
Ashland County at 2 o'clock P. M,
on the first Monday of September A.
D. 1871, at the Court House, in Ash.
land, Ohio.
HENRY WICKS,
Agent for Petitioners.
July 5, 1s71-6w52
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REV. JOHN ROBINSON, D. DAT
the receDtaC Commencement of Wash
ington aud Jefferson College, the hon
orary degree of Doctor of Divinity
was conferred on the Rev John Rob
inson, for many years pastor of the
FRS; Presbytei ian church of Ashland,
Ohio. DIR. Robinson has not only
been a successful pastor, but has occu.
pied prominent and responsible places
of trust in several of our leading edu,
cational institutions. lie is in a high
sense the founder of the University OF
Wooster, as impartial history will one
day testify. But aside from all other
considerations, his ripe scholarship and
high moral worth eminently entities
him to the honor he has received
The College that has conferred it has
honored itself in the act Cleveland
Herald.
Mr.. Robinson, has filled the pulpit
of the First Presbyterian church of
this place, Eve believe), owe twenty
eight years. We concur in opinion
with the Herald, when it says, his
high moral worth eminently entities
him to the honor he has received
Very few ministers live to preach in
the same pulpi! over a quarter of a
century. Mr.. Robinson is yet quite
vigorous and may serve his church
another twenty years. He will wear
his new honors with dihidence.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-07-12

THE DAILY DISPATCH, is the name
of a new daily paper just started in
Columbus, Ohio. 1t presents a fine
appearance, geographically and in
arrangement and matter will equal
any of the dailies in Ohio. 1t is un-
derstood that w. w. Webb and DR..
VIM. Trevitt, formerly of the Crisis,
are to be the editors of the new paper.
1t is owned by a joint stock company.
So far as editorial ability is concern
ed, it has no superior in Ohio. As
political writer's, Messrs. Trevitt &
Webb acquitted themselves ably. The
Dispatch" being a neutral paper, of
course opens up a new field for both
editors. We trust they will meet
with the success they so e%minently
merit. We extend our W to the
new paper, and wish it a prosperous
future.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-07-12

CIRCULATING LIBRARY.-R. M.
Zuver, the enterprising Book man OF
Ashland, has now established a circu-
lating Library. He has put in sew
eral hundred volumns of useful and
readable books, and will continue to en-
large the collection as the demand for
new books increases. Here is an ex-
cellent chance for the reading portion
of our town to increase their knowl;
edge in History, Science and general
literature. Call on Mr.. Zuver and
avail yourself of the advantages of hii
new enterprise. "
(4w43) :
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-07-12
TO TEACHERS.

Notice is hereby given that applica-
lions ofTeachers for the Union Schools
of Ashland, Ohio, will be received up
to the third Monday of July, 1871, at
which time there will be an examina-
nation held of all applicants for the
several schools, consisting of High,
Grammar, intermediate, Secondary,
and Primary school departments.
Examination to commence at 8
o'clock A. NJ.
J. B. F. SAMPsEL,
r. NJ. ZUvER,
Com. on Teachers
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-07-12

ILLUSTRATED BIBLE. For some
time we have been publishing a pros
pectus for a new Illustrated Family
Bible. We desire to again call the
attention of Agents to the work. 1t
is a desirable publication, and should
meet with Encouragement by all. In
addition to the fact of the elegance of
the edition, agents will contribute
much to the elevation of society by
introducing such a work into every
family circle. If you desire terms and
prospectus, address John E. Potter &
Co., Publishers, GA Samson Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-07-12

The "great secret" OF how to make
yourself agreeable may be obtained by
using those splendid new Perfumes at
Pancoast's Drug Store, and no Ladies
Toiletis complete without De La Cours
Oriental Cream. 1t imparts a fresh.
ness of beauty to the complexion sc
much sought after by ladies of taste.
Everything in the line of Druggists
Notions, &C., you will find them at
1w34 o. PANCOASTS.
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EXPENSES IN THRESHING.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Margaret Ewalt

NdrgareC 6W9lC
vS.
Sanders, Diefeudorf ct al.
By virtue of q certain alias Order of
Sale, issued from the Court of Com
mon.Pleas of Ashland County, Ohio,
and to me directed, I will offer for
sale at Public Auction, at the south
door of the Court House, in Ashland,
on
Saturday, August IL, Il. d. 1871,
at one o'clock P. M. of said day, the
following Real Estate, situate in the
County OF Ashland, and State of Ohio,
to-wit: Being part of the South-w west
quarter of section fourteen, Township
t%wenty-one, and Range sixteen, com
mencing at a stone in the center OF
the road on the north line of lands
belonging to the Board of Trustees of
Vermillion Institute; thence north
along the center of said road fourteen
chains and seventy-fve links to the
north line of said quarter thence east
on said line fourteen chains and seven
ty- five links /; thence south parallel
with said road five chains and fifty
links; thence west parallel with the
north line of said quarter ten chains
and twenty-five links; thence south
parallel with the road five chains and
eight links to the north-east-corner Of
the Academy lot; thence west on the
north line of said lot four chains and
forty five links TO the place of begin
ming, containing 16 29-100 acres.
Appraised at Sc. 900. Terms-Cash
on day of sale.
WIN: O. PORTER,
Sheriff Ashland Co.
Brinkerhof & Dickey, Atty's for
Plaintiff.
July IL, 1S71-5wno1.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-07-12

The Board of Commissioners at
their regular session divided the eouu
ty into three districts.
Cowan, supervising affairs in Hano.
yer, Green. Lake, Vermillion and
Mifdin.
Smalley, in Mohecan, Perry, Jack
son Montgomery and Milton.
Dunlap. in Clear creek. Orange,
Ruggles, Troy and Sullivan.
ANY person having business with
the Board when not in regular session
must apply to the Commissioner hav<
ing charge of the district.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-07-12

New ENGINE. -Mr. Samuel Free.
man, of Ashland, has obtained a Pat
ent Deed for his new Engine, from
the Office at Washington City. The
new engine contains an oscillating
balance valve, which is operated by a
piston 80. as to retain a ground joint at
all times. No matter how much the
valve wears it will still form a cutoff.
1t also saves steam, having u or two
dead points according to construction.
1t is adopted to steam or cold water
engine pumps. The engine is a novel
invention, and we trust he will find
the means to put a large n in opera
ton in Ashland. L. will be a success.
1t can be seer in full operation, on a
small scale, at the Fire Engine Room,
rear Writings buildings, on Center
Street.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-07-12

bONBARS
WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
Bethesda Mineral Spring Water,
OF WIS.
This water is the acknowledged cure
of the intractable and incurable diseas-
es known as Bright's Disease and Di-
abetes.
Bright's Disease is fatal to the kid
ney, the body wastes away, destroys
life by starvation of the blood.
Diabetes commences with frequent
desire to pass water, great thirst, con-
stipation, loss of strength and flesh.
astonishing cures Of dropsy have
been effected-brick-d dust deposit, in
hamation of the neck of tie bladder,
alkali, and equity swellings. For the
liver it is unsurpassed. 1t will allay
all inflammation of the kidney and uri-
nary organs in tw%enty-four hours, CIV
ing immediate relief; also, in scarlet
fever it prevents the kidneys from con-
costing, and removes all traces of al
bumeneria- 1t will give relief in all
cases of high fever.
General Agent, EDWARD P.
DUNBAR, Esq, at the Springs,
Waukesha, Wis. Of
Reader, ifyou are afflicted with any
of the foregoing diseases write to the
undersigned his advice will cost you
nothing. He can, by chemical analy-
sis, possess himself of a clear knowl-
edge of any individual case, no mat
ter of how long standing. His Won
derful discovcry-BETHEsDA MINER
AL WATER is a positive remedy for
the foregoing ailments. 1t has never
failed to do what he claims for it,
wherever used. This water has the
same good effect at the remotest part
ofthe country that it has at the Springs.
1t never loses a particle of its medicin-
al qualities by package or transporta-
ton. Directions how to use the Wa
ter. Particulars will accompany each
package ordered. Address
RICHARD DUNBAR,
335 Pennsylvania Avenue,
Washington, D. c.,
Or EDWARD P. DUNBAR, General
Manager at the Springs, Waukesha,
Wisconsin.
s6T Agents wanted everywhere.
June IA, 1S71-3mno49.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-07-12

During the past two months we have
/. been blessed with an abundance of
rain, though, in some parts Of the
State, it is reported they have a drouth,
and Vegetation OF all kinds is suffer
ing very much in consequence thereof
We had a severe storm on Friday last,
which did considerable damage in some
parts of the county, especially in the
grain fields, lodging it in every con-
= eeivable shape.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-07-12

HEADQUARTERS FOR LUBRIcATING
OILs.-AlI persons wishing to pur-
chase Oils for Reapers, Mowers, En-
gines, Buggies, Sewing Machines,
Watches, or for the Human Machine,
would do we'll to call at the Drug
Store of w. K. Foltz before purchas-
ing.
Buy Foltz's Rat Exterminator, it is
sure death to the miscreant.