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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-11-29

DAN M'FARLAND. We were happy to
meet this gentleman in our sanc,um few
days since. Dm looks well aud seems tic
same old sort" for all his late election
to the responsible Office of Legislator of
scioto County Ii every body does not
know Dan they should, for, il once in lis
company for a Nv minutes, thoy would
feel happy as Clam, @, On Dan. in tie
good old way for YOU are destined for II
much higher station than you have been
placed in.
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THANKSGIVING DAY.-Thursday last,
the day appointed by the Governor for
thanksgiving and prayer, was one OF the
greatest business daysthat we have ever wi
messed in this town. The Streets were
crowded with wagons, horses and men,
giving to the place City-like aspect
Although, there were portion of our citi-
zens observed the day by holding service
in the Presbyterian Church.
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MARYLAND - Complete return from
Maryland give an American majority in
the State at large, of 1904. The House
of delegates stands, 60 Americans, ID
Democrats, and o Wings, The Senate
will consist of 10 Americans. 8 Whigs,
and 8 Democrats. American majority
on joint ballot 80. A United States Sen.
"'or is to be elected in place of Mr.. PRATT
and it is said that JoaN p. KENNEDY is
likely to be the fortunate candidate,
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~ Next Saturday, is the day upon
which the great match race is to come off
in Hamden. 1t is said there will be three
horse races, two foot races, besides numer-
Gus other sports gone into, likely some
knocking down and dragging out. Be
aisey Bows,
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GREAT Loss OF WuEAT.-Thc Albany
Atlas learns that the Elevator at Charlotte,
at the mouth Of the Gcncsee river, some six
miles from Rochester, gave way on Sun
day, and from 60, 900 to 1000 bushels of
Canadian wheat then in store was pre-.
cipitatcd into the river, and is total
loss. The wheat was owned by Rochcs.
ter mllcrs, and was stored in the Elevator
in such quantities as to burst the sides of
the building, almost the entire mass sli-
ding into the liver.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-11-29

WlscoNsTN,-Two small counties only
remain to be heard from, Douglas and
Laporte, and there is no longer doubt
of the election of Bashford the RcpubIi
can candidate for Governor. The Ger
mans and nearly all the foreigners voted
for Barston, the Locoioco candidate but
he is beaten.
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New GRocERr.--M. Reidenour, has
opened the mostsplendidlOt ofFamily Gre.
ceries and Provisions that ever were
brought into Jackson. Buckwheat flour
of the finest quality can be had at his
Store, two doors above the Frank in House.
Call and see his goods and lay in sup
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BOOTS 8 SHOES.

ALEX. CRlsWELL, has just received most
splendid lot of fashionable Boots d shoes.
for Mems, Women and Children's wear, all of
which he is selling at extraordinary low prices.
Now is the time and Crswels is the place to
get good bargains.
Jackson, Nov. 90, 35-3y
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Court of Common Pleas, Jackson
for County, Ohio

pOA Suuhty5 VhAOo
Alexander Grafton, plaintiff,
against Notice to Non
George W. Whitman, Henri : resident Defen-
eta Whitman, d .ohn A. dants.
Jones, Defendants.
The Defendants, George W. Whitman. and
Henrietta Whitman wiIItake notice, that, on the
Sth day of September 1855. the plaintiff fled in
said Court, a petition, setting forth that on he
ID day Of February 1855 the said George w.
Whitman, g. Henrietta Whitman, executed and
delivered deed Of mo tgage, conveying to the
plaintiff the following property, situate in the
town and county Of Jackson in the State Of Ohio,
to wit: Fiftynine feet and four inches off of the
South end of ln.Lot No. -, in said town of
Jackson; also six feet in breadth, off of the west
line of said In-Lot No. 72, running from the al
ley on the North of said lot to said flty-nine
feet and four inches on the South end above
mentioned; also the North half of In.Lot No.
Il, in said town, as described on the recorded
Plat Of said town, to secure the payment of
debt evidenced by five several notes of said
George W. Whitman, dated February ID, 1854,
and payable to said Alexander Grattohor bearer,
rs follows:
lst note for Five Hundred Dollars, payable
February LIST, 1855, wish ten per cent interest
from the st day Of September, lo54
2l note for $500, payable September lst 1855.
Sd note for $1,000, payabr Sept 'mber lst l $50.
4th note tor$l10Opayoblc september 1851
9Th note for rilO00pWable September lst
Said petition sets orth further, that, the note
Eor$j0O first herein described and The note for
SlOJO thirdly herein described have been trans
i1rred b. the plaintiff to the defendant, john A.
Jones that the said first notr us been p id to
said john a Jones hy said Whitman; that the two
notes lastly herein before described are still hel
by the plaintiff ars nnppld, and arc not yet duo
and that the nO,c for 800 and secondly herein
before described is due, and that no payment has
been made thereon.
The Plaintiff asks in said petition for iudg-
mcnt against said George W Whitman and Hen
rctta Whitman for $500, with interest from tho
lst day OF September lH55 lor the sale OF said
mortgaged property, that the re,Ine Of tho pro-
ceedS Of the sac ol said motgaged property, al
ter paying saAl last men ioned note and the costs
Of suit, be broI ghl into said Cour! to abide its
order III the premises, and for other proper re-
lief.
The said George W. Whitman & Henrietta
Whitman will also take notice, that unless by
the l2th day Of January 1856, they appear and
answer or dclnur 10 said petition, the statements
OF the same will be taken as true. and Judgment
rendered against them as therein prayed.
HOFFMAN HASTINGS.
Att Us, for PltF.
November % "a 35-6y
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ROAD ROTECE.

THERE will be petition presented to the Com
missoncrS of Jackson county, Ohio, at their Dcccm
Der Session 1859, for viewing and establishing u
county road beginning at the North East corner of
the twenty acres owned by Thomas Gorsuch, of Lot
No. lOl, in Lick township, in said Jackson county,
thence, running North through the lands of II. c.
Messenger to the North West eOrne4of Out-Lot No.
81, in the South half of the Town of Jackson, be-
ing II continuation of the road commencing at the
South West corner of John s. Hanlins, land in
franklin township, and running thence to the point
first named recently established by said Commis-
sioners.
jackson. Oct 25 ,G5 81 4-w
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Four ATA BIRTH. The St. Louis Re.
publican says: "On the last trip of the
steamer Falls City. from New Orleans to
ST. Louis, Madam Godcnslcin a German
emigrant passenger on the boat. was de-
livered OF four children at one BIRTH
They were three boys and one girl--
weighing in the aggregate thirty y.one
pounds.
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EF Mr.. D. Derrick, we are happy to
hear is spoken of as likely to be the next
Superintendent of the S. Il II. V. Rail-
road Mr. D. is known as the "tamer of
Iron Horses" AMI has long been the head
Engineer on this road Mr.. D would
make good SupeIiutcndant and is well
WORTHY Of The post.
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The price charged for the transporta.
ton of beef cattle from Cincinnati to New
York has been increased from $1,000 to
~ 800 per 100 head. In consequence
of this, the N. Y Tmes says Western
owners have resolved to pack beef at
home and ship to New Orleans
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The Lowell ( \Iass,) Courjer says:-
We understand that there are now sold in
this city, weekly, an average of fifty
through tickets for the Far West"
Many of our best men are taking our fl
nal leave of us.
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MASONIC HALL r Caldwell, builder
and filter up Of the stations in the New Ma
sonic Hall IN this place, richly deserves
the praise of the fraternity fol the taste and
workmanship displayed in tie getting of
them up. Many parsons have examined
them and pronounce the work superb
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HoRRoRs OF WAR.-Within the radius
of five miles around Scvastopol it is sup
posed that more blood hes been split, more
lives sacrificed, and more misery inflicted
within year than on any other equal ex-
tent of the earth surface in the same time
since the days of Noah's flood.
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Glad Tidlngs of Great JOY.

We are requested by the Board of Edu-
cation to say to tie Citizens Of the Town
Of Jackson, that the PUBLIC SCHOOLS
will commence on Monday next. Take
notice and govern yourselves accordingly.
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The LocIc OF MEDICINE AN Irish.
man called in great haste upon Dr. Alb.
ernthy, stating that; "Be dad, me bov
Tim has swallowed a mouse |" Then
be dad, said the Doctor. "tell your bov
Tim TO swallow a cat"
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ES~ Our readers will excuse us for no;
giving our usual quantity Of reading mat
tcl. The grca. length o. the " Delinquent
List has crowded out many interesting
articles We will resume our usual yare-
ty in Il few weeks
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STRAY STEER.

STRAYED away from the pasture of Josiah Long,
in Lick township, one black and white STEER, said
Steer was five years old with swallow fork in the
right ear and a crop off Of the left and under cut
with Stag horns. The subscriber will pay liberal
reward for said animal or information whore he can
get it. MOSES BlNEMAN.
Jackson, Nov. 90, '55. 3-w
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NOTICE

William j. Leonard, Guardian, Iru 1,o,,,ono,,..,
against ProL"to rarrt
Susan Price and others. '0""'0 00"i''
IN pursuance Of an order of Court in the above
case will be sold to the highest bidder, at the jeff
erson Furnace, in said county, on the first day of
january, 1886, at eleven o'clock A. NJ. the following
real estate to wit. The South west quarter of the
north west quarter, Of Section ythree of town
ship five, of range eighteen. subject to the dover of
the said Susan Price. Appraised at $500.
WILLIAM j. LEONARD.
M. 90 ~ Gl L.u
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How young men can consent to loaf a.
bout the corners as they do, when a good
dose of arsenic can be purcha sed for six
pense, is really surprising.
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FOR RENT,

ONE half of the Grafton Block, consisting of scv-
eral separate apartments suitable for Store rooms,
Groceries, or other business places. For futher par
ticuars inquire of II. H. Fullerton, who is author
sed to rent lease rcpare and fit up the building or
n artmants, for the convenience of those who wish
to occupy them. K. S. WYNN.
jackson, Nov. 20, 'j5. 36-tf
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DIR. Beale, whose case made so much
talk, has been pardoncd by Gov. Pollock.
He has been in the Penitenliary for tbir,
teen months.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-11-29

VIM Wyman, machinist Of the Char
lestown, Massachusetts, has been sent to
the madhouse, at Cambridge, victim of
the spiritual rappings,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-11-29

Martin Kozfa, the noted Hungarian,
has gone to Texas, ard will take up his
residence there.
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NEW IRON STORE.
w ARD g GONEo
Corner Of Market and Second Sts.,
Observation-Disclosures L.rrrA

ONI NMVU IT UHIU,
HAVE openeda Store for the exclusive sale of
Iron and such goods as are usually kept at an Iron
Store.
they have for sale all sizes of Bar, Band, Hoop.
Round and Square Iron. Also
N Nils OF ALL LKINDS, STEEL AXES,
GLASS, &c, of the very BEST BR ANDS.
1t is the first house of the kind veropened in this
city cxcusivclyfor this branch of business, and we
intend to kcepa full assortment of goods in this line
which we will sell affair prices.
We would therefore ask Furnncemen, Merchants
and others to call Us before purchasing elsewhere
Our IRON is also WARRANTED to be of the
very best quality, second to none now in use Don't
forget the place.
Wards building, corner of Market and Second
streets.
Portsmouth, Noy. s, '55. 80
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Sale OF KehI Estate by Order OF COURT.
on the first day of January, 1856, at one o'clock
P. NJ. ON the premises, in the town of Portland
jackson County Chic, will be sold to the highest
bidder the following real estate the property Of
James Conner, deceased, to wit: Lot number two, in
John r. Jones Addition to the town of Portland 1890
Terms Of sale, one third cash in hand one third in
one year, and one third in two years. with interest
on the deferred payments.
WILLIAM II. KERR, admir-. of
JAMES CONFER, deceased.
Nov. 30, '55. 36-iw
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
Isham & Glare,

" IL " - - ~ " n u -
HAVE just received from Cincinnati and arc now
opening most splendid stock Of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Consisting in part of Cloths, Cassmcrcs, Satinots,
Tweeds Flannels, Lindseys Ginghams, Prints,
Hamilton and Persian Delaipos, Bcrcges, Moire An
tiques, Cobergs, figured and plain Alpaccas and
Lustres, Poplins, BOees, &c. ,.'.
SlLkS-Pain and figured Gro DeRhincs and
Apron Silds of superior quality: also,
SliAWLS-A lot of Silk, Wooon, Long and
Square Bay State, Plain and Embroidered Shawls.
CLOTHING Ready Made of the Latest Styles.
HATS AND CAPS-Brown, Black, Smoke, Soft,
Plush and Wool Hats.
B0NNETS-Silk and Straw of tho latest style;
also,
BOOTS AND SH0ES-0f the best quality, with
every article usually kept in the trade, which wo
will sell extremely low for cash or produce.
Call and examine our stock before purchasing
elsewhere, We are determined to sell as cheapns
the cheapest.
i-Sg" We also have large lot of FURNITURE,
which VIC will sell very low.
ISHAM 4 CLARE.
October IS, '55-3O-3m
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PRICE Oh FLOORING REDUCED.

People Of jackson and vicinity take no.
ticc that
II. & R. LEET, PORTSMOUTH, OHIO,
WllLnow sell good article of White Pine flooring
at SO per thousand. Also, that we keep constant
y ON hand all descriptions of planned and rough
Lumber perfectly dry. II. q. Il. LEFT.
Portsmouth October 25, '55. 81 If
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News Items.

A writer in the Canton, @. Repository
dccIars for Judge Mclean for the Presi-
denCY.
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NEW YORK.
VOTE oF THE srArr

We have at length the full vote cnst at
the late Election for Secretary of State -
This County and Kings are not yet off.
cially declared. but the result can be but
slightly varied. The aggregates are as
follows
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TEACHERS WANTED.

TWO male and two female teachers wanted to
teach in the Public Schools Of the Town of Jack
sou. Applications should be made imlnedi-
atcly to the Board of Education of said Town.
4. X. MATHEWS, Clerk of Board.
jackson, Oct. l6, IS.
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FRANZ I.EsLrG's New YoRK JOURNAL
for December is most capital number of
that popular magazine This Jowmi is
rapidly growing in popularity and bids
f'F to be one of the fixed magazine in.
situations" oflhe country 1t is in eyery
way worthy OF patronage. and is afforded
at the low rate Of s2.0o per annum.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-11-29

EoIroRIAL VIsirs One of the Mcssls
s. P. Drake 8 Editor ofthe Scioto Valley
Republican, Portsmouth, showed his smiI.
ing countenace in our sanctum few days
since. lie assures US Of the llourishing
condition of that paper These gentleman
do got up a good and readable sheet, and
d sc're the patronage of the people of the
"Riyer City"
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BANK NOTE LIST,

THE following list is corrected every Wednesday.
just before putting paper to press, at Bennett
Cos. Citizens Bank. 'u.,5
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November %, '55. 35-Gw
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified, as Administrator ON
the Estate Of John Kennedy late Of jackson coun-
ty, Ohiodccd. JOSEPH ATEN, Admir-.
jackson, Oct. 2j, 50. 3l3-w
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JOB PRINTING,

Printing in COlors, of all shades and in Bronz
aud Gilt letters, handsomely executed.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SHERIFF'S SALE.
The State of Ohio, !


Jackson county, IS.
PURSUANT to the command of an execution
writ of feri facids issued from the Court of Com.
mon Pleas Of said county and to me directed
shall expose topublc sae at the door of the Court
House in the Town of Jackson in said Jackson
county, Ohio, on
SATURDAY, THE 22d, DAY OF DECEMBER
A. D. 1855, at o'clock P NJ. of said day the
following Real Estate situated in Jackson county,
Ohio, and bounded and described ss follows to
wit; The South East quarter of the South West
quarter Of Section No. %, in Township No. g.,
Of Range No. II containing forty acres more or
less. Appraised at $4,000. To be sold as the
property Of Bazel Johnson at the suit of Baser,
Corwiuc, Gregg & Co., against William H. john
son, Bazel Johnson and Miles w. Vance
Terms Of Sale, Cash.
VINTON POWERS, Shift. ]. G..
Jackson, Nov. %, 55 35 5-w
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Agents! Agentsl ApAntsI

PERSONS accustomed to procure subscr.
bers for Books, Magazines, &c, or get up clubs
for newspapers, are reqested to send us their
names and address and we will forward them,
free OF charge, specimen number of publica.
ton for which they viii find ready sale and
we will allow them commission of so per cent
for their services.
J BRADFORD g. BROTHER,
No 3, Courtland st.. New York.
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Boots 81 Shoes.

If any there are that lave not heard the news,
That the subscriber still makes fnc Boots q Shoe
| wish such to turn their attention this way,
And hear on that subject what have to say.
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NOTICE.
WILLIAM WALTERS, ESTATE.

NOTICE il hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as administrator on
the estate of William Walters, late of jackson
county, Ohio deed.
ISAAC RICKABAUGH Admir-.
jackson, Nov. 10, '5j.-34 3w*
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WANTED-2,OOO bushels CORN, by
BUM, WAITE HOUSE & BUM.
NoV 8, '5a.33-f
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Congress-.

This body meets.on Monlay next 1t is
anticipated that their will be quite an ex-
citing time in the election Of Speaker Of
the House of Representatives.
The candidate spoken of'for Speaker on
Che part of those opposed to tie Admins
traion are Campbell, Of Ohio, Mace, Of In
diana, Banks, of Massachusetts, Haven, Of
New York, and others We do not now rec.
Ollec.
On the part of the administration, Orr,
Of South Carolina. Cobb. Of Georgia, and
Richardson, OF lInoise,
Our preference is for Lew D, Camp
bell, Of Ohio. W think him practically
Che best man spoken Of.
Gen. Gull Of Tennessee. d ) generally
agreed, will be the candidate Tor Clerk o
'he House, on the part Of those opposed to
the A Iminlstration, in opposition to For
Hey u Co., the present Clerk.
The Presidents Message will not be
sent to the press, AS heretofore for publica-
tion, Simultaneous with its delivery in
Congress 80 our rea le will have tu
wait uatll Congress gets properly organic
Sd before getting a peep at that document
Sorry TO LEARN Ir.-Wrare very sorry
20 learn that j. W. Wsbb, the gentleman.
ly superintendent on the S IL Ii. V. Il
Road has left this portion Of the road
Under his supervision, this road has gone
ahead Of the most sangIina of It's friends
and has been made one of the best pay
ing roads in the State. We un lerstand
that he intends going on the northern por
ton OF the road. Our best wishes q,
with him where ever he should make hi,
home. lie will be missed very much from
this quarter Many Of the friends Of that
prince of men, Tom Kendall, of Ports,
mouth, would be most happy to see him
fII that station, IS he is fully competent to
tho task, and besides, courteous and gem
tlemanly. Nr. X. is one of the pioneers
Of the S. Il II. V. r. Road, and has
fought for its interests and welfare, and
his election to the Office would be hailed
with pleasure by the citizens of Ihis re-
gion. Years of intimate acquaintance
with Mr.. X. prompts us to speak of him
in these words of praise. Although, there
may be others IN every way fitted for the
station, men of talent and worth, we feel it
% bo to the advantage Of the Company to
confer upon him this appointment of trust,
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WANTED.

A few good journeymcn GCNSMITuS can
obtain steady employment by apply ying imme-
dialely to II ". WHITE.
Jackson, c. H., Ohio Nov 9, '55-33.4w
Cincinnati Gazctte 0ri-weckly) publish four
weeks and send bill to this Office
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JAMES PURSELL,
NOVEMBER PURCHASE!
EnlI and Winter ,Ernhc.

HAVING recently visited the Eastern cities
can now oifera very large aud varied assert
ment of scaSonable goods. bought direct of the
manufacturers or their agents, which will sell
on a good terms as any house East or West.
Furnace proprietors aud country dealers gen
orally, are invited to cal and examine my stock
and prices before purchasing. ! shall be pleas.
ed especially to snow my goods to those who
have heretofore purchased in Cincinnati
JAMES PURSELL.
Nov. %. 55 35-
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EiXCcIrirtX NnIi.c-

NOTICE is hereby given that Margaret Bnst.
Ter has been appointed and qualitiedas Expcutrx
upon the estate of Samuel Buster, lite of lack
son county, Ohio, deceased.
MARGARET BUSTLER.
Nov 8 5j99 9v
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FOR SALE,

TWO first rate farms For further particulars on
quirc of A. H. SAMSON,
Attorney at Law and Real Estate Agent, Oak Hill,
jackson county, Ohio.
Nov 90 90 36-f