The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-08-23

HE Ashland baseballlteS a a llttl'
brush with the Orangemen. The lat
ter winning easily, aud that withou
the aid of the gallant Col. Fisk.
Ashland County Medical Society
The next meeting of this Society
will be held at Loudonville, Ohio
Sept. 5, 1871. at 2 o clock P NJ.
B. Myers, Sec,y G. O%esterlin, Pres
WANTED.-A good, industrious.
trustworthy girl. One who can take
care of a large house and do the work
of a large family, a command two
dollars aud fifty cents a week. Apply
at this Office.
BALL.-The young gentlemen Of
Ashland, propose to have a Fashiona,
bic Ball al the Town Hail on Wednes-
day evening, August 80. The Ball
will be held Immediately after the
close of the Conservatory of Music.
K. Scott & Son, in the Commercial
Block, are we'll supplied with the
freshest and best groceries fall sorts,
together with fruits and vegetables OF
all kinds, which they will sell at the
lowest living rates for cash. Give
their establishment a call and you will
find them up to the times
HARVEST HOME The Lawyers
and Agriculturalists ofVermillion held
a sort of mutual admiration at Hays
vile on Saturday last. Not having
learned the inside doings ofthe affair,
we are unable to give details. We
presume, however, eloquent speeches
we're delivered, a fine supper consum-
ed, and all hands dispersed in excel
lent humor.
H~untsberger & Winbigler hare the
best stock of Sugars, Cofees, Teas,
Syrups, Molasses, Crockery, Queens
ware and Fruit Jars of all descriptions
which they are selling at very low fig
ures. Give them a. call. They pay
the highest pr ce for Butter d Eggs.
PERsoNAL-We learn that John
A. Spencer, Esq, for many years the
gentlemanly salesman at No, l, Town
Hall, has made business arrangements
with Messrs Sturges Wood & Witter'
of Mansfield, Chic. While sorry to
have Mr.. Spencer leave Ashland, we
congratulate the above named firm On
this fortunate acquisition to their
corps of statesmen.
FOR SALE.
a dwelling house in neat condition,
a productive lot, on Main street
q, shland. Is convenient TO the bust
ness part of town. and can be purchas-
ed at Il reasonable rate. For particu-
airs. inquire Of A. NJ. KniseIy. in the
Hock Aug I4tf
MUSICAL The Ohio Conservatory
IF Music will hold its closing concerts
the Town Hal, on Monday, Tues
lay and Wednesday evenings, August
%, 20 and 30, 1871, Let our citizens
be present in large numbers, and sup
part an institution that is an ornament
Ashland. MeSsrs. Arthur and
y eston deserve the compliments of
our citizens.
P~RoHIBITIoN COUNTY CONVEX
IoN.-The Temperance men of Ash
and county, who favor political ac-
ion on the Temperance question,
will meet in Convention, at Perrys-
iillt, on Saturday, August %, at 10
o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose of
nominating a County Ticket. Let
every township be represented.
By order of Cen. Com.
New BAKERY.-Schneider Bros,
lear Stull d. Charles, at the west end
# Main street, have opened a first
lass bakery, where our citizens can
the freshest and best bread, of all
with -four and groceries. Being
practical bakers, they feel certain that
hey can give entire satisfaction to all
customers. Let these gentlemen have
fair share of your patronage.
A young Lady of romantic imagin-
Ition residing not a thousand miles
rom Ashland, while taking an evening
walk with a young, but unimaginative
bones, remarked, "Look, my
lear, such a beautiful sunset! The
Ky is all crimson !" The sentimental
-oung Saw-bones replied-"Ya-as, it.
.ppears to have had Il mustard plaster
it," The young lady turned her
ttention to skeletons and lovely tu-
1ors.
A misunderstanding that we
Ieeded in Ashland. Louis Leon, the
jlothing Merchant, in the McNulty
louise Block, made a change of Cut
ers on the first instant. lie has
Employed Mr.. R. B. Melville, late of
Indianapolis, and one of the best cut
ers in the State he not only cuts a