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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-17
New Y~rk MARKET.

New YoFk Market.
ny Telegraph. Nsw YoaE, Dec. II.
Fleur-Less setive.s
Whest-Firm and more doing, No. 9 Spring
s0AS 90 amber 3.lO.
Rye-Active and 6rm At So.
Corn-Dull and drespisg ~ 1.12ll. II fop old
and mixed
Oats-Dull end nominal, 17079.
Pork-Firm 81 o6a27 rs.
Lard tlrmer; TO-. ak for steam.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-17

Tx. lots in North. Davenport and 10 in East
Davenport 'cheap as dirt, good ~ acre farm in
Pleasant Valley, only 81. 400, and lots Of ether
bargains. Will. and blythe cart load.
ELpsrpGE 4 BRo..
Land and Insurance. Agents.
A. l,rady atrest
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-17

Star, improved Chemical. Palm. Ae. Sold By
eli grocers and fancy eoods dealers.
SIS DoEcH o. 0nApas. anothss ssluma,
efSpEgR'5 STANDARD WINE BITT9Rs. II
10 highly recommended BY physieisns fer dvs-
psptics. on accaunt Of its tonic prosfistiss, iss
psrity snd i.s delicious Asvovs
rrsuAsap LrScs are greatly on an increase in
this country. The sudden changing Of weather
has done much to give rise 10 CcusumPsiou.-
But there are thousands Of cases who bring II on
by their own npruienc.. such a. wearing damp
clothing, and going from the warm room into
the cold air and checking the perspirat'on,
which causes Irritation Of the Lusgs, and then
matter or phiegm will collect which nature will
try TO relieve By coughing IL up. 70 prevent
pustules from forming. lfnaturs does net raise
the matter with case asd step this inaammation,
tubsreles will soon form. and Consumptisn will
soos follow. Aliens Lung Balsam will care
asd prevent thousands Of cases OF Consumpsios
If il 10 only taken in time. For sale by dealers
in Family Medicine geserallv.
For sale by all Dealers in Family Asdic'ssa
eneraliy.
HoLiowAY's PrLL,-wsnt OF Vital energy. ner'
vous weakness, physical debility. OF BY whatevs'
other name you choose TO call that feehlensss and
depression which render its victims carele's whetn
Or they live or de- IL Of ths most terrible OF hu-
man affections Fortunately there 10 an infa'liolt
prescription for it-Hoioways Pills. Let the veal
| and broken down try them. They are guaranteed
| BY the experience of the whole civilized world
- 49,
AZ - ~ Inv
isvs State business College 10 geta thorough prse
teal business education For circulars papers. q
| arsse. (snclosing stamp THE Bryant 6tsastos
| Commercial College. Davenport. Iowa.
Kssaer's Hair Dye, Nseurai. Dasabls. Bssutif1
Best aAd Cheapest in the World. sold By eli Drug
isss aad Country storskeepsrs. JOHN J. kROABR
| so,e proprietor 4ei Chestnut st.. Philadelphia.
TRY "GILT EDGE
Fise Cut Chewing Tobacco. The bsstj Tebsce
| America.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-17
Eore1gn News by Atlantic Gable,

MApaIp. Dec. 1.-THE appointment Of
Senior Maurice roberts a. Minister OF Spain
% the United States 10 officially announced.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-17

with its gloomy sattendants,-low spirits. de.
preston, involuntary emissions. loss Of semen.
spermatorrhra, loss of power. dizzy head, loss
Of memory. asd threatened impotence and i'm.
becilily, find . sovereign cure in humphrey
Homeopathic Specific. Nc. 2s. Composed Of
the most valuable, mild snd potent Curstives.
they strike st once q the root Of the NATTER
tens up the system, arrest the dischsrgss, and
impart vigor and energy, life and vitality to
be entirn man. They have cured thensands
Of cases. Price Is per package Of siA Boxes.
end vial. Or 81 per single box. Bold y Drug
sists, and sent BY mail On receipt Of price. Ad-
dress Humphreys specific Homeopathic Msdi-
cine Co, ,.ss2 Broadway, New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-17
oNsN Z RcOAL.

0aveDpoFs MARKET Report.
Omen o. Sns DAvsSPssS Oss' caAs,
Dec. Is. 1858.
Floua-Whelssals. telo; retail. e7.ee.
WnsAs-Ns. !. cleo,
BAaLps-No l.ol.o00l.t6.
OArs- 400 4Sets.
RYs-No receipts.
CeRH-Nsw. IS.
oxioxs No receipts.
PsSAsoss-No market.
Bgsres- 35, per y.
Dess-90@3Se.
Oasnx Arerss-ol.7 rs per bushsl.
hAY-0eed Timsthy eiS. ee0elS, e.per ses.
Prairie eli 90 per ton. Slough, 81. oeoSeo.
CsAL-:Soft -wasons. zoe y bashel.
AxrsaAsirs--At yard cit. - per teal
WooD-oe-oe. per Cord
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-17

JAsss =. Ems + Co. . fine staple and fausy
Toilet Soaps. comprising 0srmas Matted. Olive
Star, improved Chemical. Palm. Ae. Sold By
eli grocers and fancy goods dealers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-17
Chlcaxe Market.

Chicago Market.
by telegraph. Dee. II.
Flour-Dull and unchanged.
Whest-Dull At l.131f4l13H.
Corn-Dull /; new ~.
Oats-45sl.
Rys-Steady LII.
bArlev-Quet At l.55.
Provisions Opened excited and active bat
closed rather easier.
Lard -l6s+ eli.
Dressed Legislative at s759lo.l2.
Chicago Live stock Market.
D. Telegraph. Dec. II.
Cattle Receipts 6s4; sales Of s3i cows a
4 50t45 90 fair TO choice steers at 675(01 90 |;
market steady firm and more active.
Live Hogs-Receipts. 1858 head sales !. gro
head middlisg to good ranged at s69h. Sslss
chiefly at 8 40, az OO. Market higher, excited
active. Packers are the principal buyers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-17

MANY years ago the writer OF this notice and
an invalid phi ysicias, while visiting the island
Of 81. Croix for their health, experienced many
surprising and beneficial effects Of the Rum
there produced upos many Of the invalids who
we're, like ourselves. seeking health and upon
inquiry and investigation, obtained = full histe-
~ Of its medicinal virtues. He Was delighted
and surprised, and determined 10 make il the ba-
sis Of Tonic and Assforatirs Nsdieiae. The
result Of his labors was . glorious suecess for
himself and suffering humanity. The celebrat
ed PLAxrAsies Brf,sas was thus made known 10
wsrld. Being On article of real merit, founded
on new principles, and relying wholly upon The
vegetable kingdom for its medicinal effects. il
worked rapid revolution in the treatment Of
physical debility.
MAGNOLIA WAfss.--Bupsrior 70 the best i'm
proved srmsn Colosns. aud sold ct half the
price.
GaArrrrrSo INseLLieaxcE. - From every par
Of the country where S.oan's Ointment and
Condition Powders have been introduced, the
propretors have received the most gratifying
Intelligence Of their remarkable effect and pop
slarity. In a multitude Of instances thew have
triumphed over diseases that have bafiied the
skill ofcelcbrated Farriers, and were consid-
cred iucurable. These medicines have gained
reputation which stands uneqalled in this
scuutry.
WHAr others have done you may do, one
gentleman says, my doctors bills for five years
averaged enc hundred and tif.y dollars per year
Three years ego procured one Of DR.. Hum
phreys' casss Of Homeopathic Specifies. and
since that time my DEBTORS bills have averaged
fifteen dollars per year. and Ne have enjoyed 81
most uninterrupted health. Price 10, sent By
express On receipt.o the price. Address Hum.
phrsys' Speci &c Homeopathic Medicine Co.
Hvupnasr' . SPECIFIC HonrorArnrc MaDrcMs Co.
500 broadway. n. 7.
Cas,cs Iowa Uatawbs Vine. at ZOO per dss.
en- bottles also . full stock Of other nativs
and fsrsigu wines at the wine house o,
kAHsssLDr, Tnops . Co.,
81 West Second Street
UErrL AT ALL SaAsoxs -MISHLERS HERB
BITrERS-as . means Of promoting perfect 81
gesiion, an even and natural Gov Of bile, and
healthy condition Of the bowels AM skin.
If Renne is as good looking and has - many
good qualities as msy be presumed from usiog
hi. Pain-Killing Msgic Oil, We dent wonder at
his popularity. His Hsgic Oil. a. pain killing
agent, is = success. Everybody that tries 1t
says at YORKSHIRE charm" Sold By Steven
son 4 Carnahan.
Tss rrsssv Asp sw.sr.sr cosIva On In the.
sord, Manufactured nom fresh, healthy Mvsfs up.
o. the sea shors IL 10 perfectly pure end sweet
Patisnts who have once taken Il can take NJ otAes
Ask for .aasard Caswsll's CeA Liver Oh. ''nanu.
aetsrsA by CAsvHll, uaAno . Co., suecsoeess .
Casusll. Maek = o., New Yeek. eela y III as,s.
G1oeo. tnufooc1AVooV
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-17

By Telegraph. INV YoRk. Dec. II.
HCoupons 81. l.l4Ss eos, lat lolf;2d.l os1I;
3dle7 new l.os5s 81, l.loJs; -, l.1oss;
l0;40s. vs.
Gold y sssi
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-17

OR SO PER HALF DOZEN.
Mandrake Pills. - eta. . Lex.
For sale BY all Druggisss and Dealers
|pR. soHsNoK's ALGANACRon lsee CAL
D4uAO GRATIS oSAkk D1Uo0loSO
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-17
CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK F!
OF DAVENPORT.
Capital @1oo, 600.
EXC N A N q e

COLLECTIONS
naleen oil accessible points, and Drafls drawn -
ell - princ pal eitles, aad towns. IN the U. ..
COLD AND SILVER
Deashtsud Sold Htehset market price pald fer
GOLD COUPONS. Especial attention given 70 the
purchase and ssle Of GOVERNMENT BONDS.
We make oar own Drafts on
/ EOREE0yF COUNTRIES.
~ Deposits and General Bsaking business ~
specially collected. To car eustomeee W pledge
the most liberal treatment.
OFFICERo
NO. WApsvossa. Pisst. J. .. ensxs. Wee Pfsct.
J. Q. CoHKLIN, Cashier. Lswls Dssw, Asst Cash.
DIRECTORS:
~ O. Wadsvorth, Moses Kelley,
J. b Smith, Geo. 3. Wood,
J. O. Conkiin, John r. Boyle,
D. N. Richardson, L. b. Meyer,
Geo. n. Parker. tenSl-dW
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-17

90 ~ rau DmY.-4o 70 the Bryant . Sssassen
tsva State Business College 10 get thorough prsc
teal business education. For circulars papers, &C.
arses, enclosing stamp 1.-THE Bryant . SssastOn
f,amsa aYeiAl Cols1a. Daven port. Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-17

TRY "GlLT EDGE
Fiss Cut Chewing Tobacco. The bsetj Tobacco
q America.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-17

Tss frxssr Asp SwnsfHss CcDlv@ On IN the,
sorld, Manufactured from fresA, healthy ivsss up.
% the see shors 1t 10 perfectly pure saa SWEET
Patsnts who have once taken Il can take NJ other,
Ask for "aasard : Caswslls CeA Liver OH. ''nanl.
aet1rs1 ~ cAsvnll, uRAso = Co., suscs6eese .
Caevsll. Msek = o., New Yeek. eell - III arpe.
eisto. t1ufSocSSVsov
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-17

Kssaer's Hair Dye. Nseurai. Durable. Bssutif1
Best aAd Cheapest in the World. sold By oil Drug
,sss and Country storsksepsrs JOHN J. KROABR
eole Proprietor. 4ei Chestnut st.. Philadslphia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-17

SIS BorcH q GaApas.-ln anoshss sslsna.
efSPEgR'5 STANDARD WINE BITTgRS. II
10 hghl, recommended BY physieians fer dvs-
psptics. oa account Of its tonic prosfistiss, its
n,v;tv and its dslieious favoye
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-17

If Renne is as good looking and has - many
good qualities as msy be presumed from usisg
his Pain-Killing Msgic Oil. We dent wonder 1t
his popularity. His Hsgic Oil. a. pain killing
agent, is a success. Everybody that tries 1t
says at workslikea charm" Sold By Steven.
son 4 Carnahsn.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-17

UErrL AT ALL SRAsoxs -MISHLER'S HERB
BITrERS-as . means Of promoting perfect 81
gesiion, an even and natural Gov of bile, and
healthy condition Of the bowels an skin.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-01-09
WHOLE NO. 1877.
A Good Customer.

A few days since q digni6sd person
with the bearing and general appear
ance of a country merchant, stepped
into wholesale store in the city Of
Norwich, and in bland tone and in.
sinuating manner inquired of the pro-
prietor if he sold gin by the barrel, at
what price, and If it was a good article.
He would like to see q sample.
Proprietor drew large-sized tum-
blelful. Country merchant tasted.
"Ah :" said he, as he smacked his
lips with just a suspicion of delight,
''thats good gin; what can you let me
have a barrel of that for T.
Proprietor named the price.
Remarkably good gin," said he,
taking another sip; "that reminds Of
some gin bought in 1888" And he
went on with long story about that
particular gin, stopping occasionally to
try the sample until it was all gone but
aswallow. The story finished, he toss
ed off the balance Of it, and remarking
that he liked the gin, and would come
in and leave his order after making
few purchases elsewhere, left the store.
An hour afterwards, while the pro-
prietor was waiting on some customers,
the gin-buyer returned, and this time
tackled one of the clerks, with
81 have got to buy some gin to-day,
and if you have got frst-rate article
! should like to see sample of it."
Another large sized tumblerfnl was
forthcoming, and the old gentleman
tasted. Then he turned it round, held
it up TO the light and tasted again.
Then he smacked his lips, inquired the
price, and took another sip. Then he
remarked that it was very cold weather,
and took good swallow. Then he
commented on the gin, and INDUCED
in few reflections upon how much
more gin cost now than it did in 1888.
He kept on talking, and he kept on
drinking, and the clerk kept on waiting
to eonsummate the trade.
lie was such dignifed man, anfwas
SO evidently good Judge Of, as we'll
as large dealer in, gin, that the clerk
was not disposed TO hurry him. But
as he was taking down the last swallow
the proprietor came round. The sus-
picion dawned on him that the country
merchant was a better drinker than
buyer Stepping up to him, he thun-
dered out
Look here, sir, do you want to buy
my gin o.
The old fellows dignity melted in an
instant. Putting his hand in his over
coat, he drew out a pint bottle, and in
the meekest and mildest voice imagin-
able, replied:
"Yes, a half-pint in this bottles
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-01-09
Hunting in Seneca County.

A correspondent of the Tiffin Tribune.
says the hunting season is now in full
blast, and the hunting is good around
Tifin, the proportion being six miles of
hunting to one squirrel. One may walk
several miles without seeing fur OF
feather-what success two would have,
/ can't say, as / never hunt in couples
In fact | am novice in the line, but
thought I'd try it on to see how it
would fit. persuaded Charley Sting
to give me so much powder and shot
for so much money, and loading my
self with gun, l put on a cap and
started for the sylvan shades. Arrtv.
ing at the woods climbed over fence
tearing my pants without much trouble
and began to hunt--for my powder
flask which I had dropped sOmeWhsrs
/ saw it at last on the other side of the
fence and in climbing over after it, an
other rent in my trowsers was recorded
against the same splinter. ] soon saw
asquirrel, but the frisky little cuss saw
me simultaneously and scooted up 8 tall
respectable looking poplar like o sky
rocket. I ambulated gently around the
tree, so did the squirrel. Finally l
fired, and as my gun went of, the squir-
rel went into hole and l went on.
After going over City yards and be-
ing nearly dead from scalding water at
the hands of indignant house wives for
tramping on their cabbages, saw
ANOTHER SQUIRREL.
This squirrel had no rights which q
white man was bound to respect for he
was as black as the ace of spades, and
/ made speedy preparations to give him
the right of suffering. cooked my
gun and the squirrel cooked his ear. /
shot and the squirrel shot. / shOt-
nothing, and the squirrel shot up tree.
/ continued to shoot nothing all day
with marked success, and then came
home having lost my powder flask again
and my temper. If the rents in my
trowsers were as high as they are in
Thin, my shooting Jacket would have
covered them, but it didn't.
Yours, etc. A. HUNT.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-01-09

we have old maids at all That is the
question. Not all the leap years in the
nineteenth century mo, nor the
ninety-ninth cither-will do the matter
any good, while deep on the very sub
stratum lie social misapprehensions and
mistakes that must be uprooted aud re-
formed.
Queen Elizabeth was an old maid !;
but why, nobody on the earth knows.
What an interesting book somebody
might make about the Old Maids his
tory, if be could only tell us circum-
stantially and accurately chow it all
happened"
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ONE STEP MORE.

What though before me II Is dark,
Too dark for Inc TO see?
ask but light for one step more;
lis quite enough for me.
Each little humble step l take,
The gloom Gle rs from the text;
80, though 'tis very dark beyond,
never am perplexed.
And If sometimes the mist hangs close,
So close fear to stay,
Patient wait little while,
And soon 1t clears away.
would not see my further path,
For mercy wells 1t so;
My present steps might harder be
Did the future know.
1t may be that my path Is rough,
ThOrny, and hard, and steep;
Aud knowing this, my strength may fail
Through fear and terror deep.
1t may he that It winds along
A smooth and hOwery way;
But seeing this might despise
The journey Of to-day.
Perhrps my path is very Short
My journey nearly done,
And might tremble at the thought
OF ending 1t so soon.
Or, If Isaw weary length
OF road that must wend,
Painting I'd think any feeble powers
VIII fail me ere the end."
And so do not wish TO see
Ny journey or Its length;
Assured that, through my Fathers love,
Each step will bring its strength.
Thus step by step onward 20,
Not looking far before
Trusting that shall always have
Light for just 'one step more"
British Messenger.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-01-09
From the chronological Journal for December. |
UNMARRIED WOMEN,
THEIR PLACE IN SOCIETY.

BY Mns. GEORGE WASHINGTON wrLLYs.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-01-09
rrIt was old Isaak Walton wht

eTIt was old Isaak Walton who
said, ''Every misery that l miss is a
new mercyi" saying worthy the pro-
foundest philosopher 1t is only too
true that misfortunes come to us on
wings, but retire with a limping pace;
and yet one half the world are ready
to meet calamities half way, and in
directly TO welcome them. There is
scarcely an evil in life that we cannot
double by pondering upon it ! scratch
will thus become a serious wound, and
a slight illness even be made to end in
death, by the breeding apprehension
of the sick; while on the other hand,
a mind accustomed to lock on the
bright side of all things, will repel the
mildew and dampness of care by its
geniel sunshine, A cheerful heart
paints the world as it sees it, like a
sunny landscape the morbid mind de-
picts it like a sterile wilderness.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-01-09
Church Directory.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-No regular service.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH - Rev.
!. b. BRNpEHICK Pastor. Services every
Sabbath at 10IS A. NJ, aud 616 P. NJ Prayer
Meeting every Thursday night
METHODIST PROTESTANT CHURCH-Rev.
+. BtCH, Pastor Services every Sabbath
at 1917 A. NJ. and az P. NJ. Prayer Meeting
every Wednesda, night.
CATHOLIC CHURCll-No regular Service.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH--No regular service.
Township Directory,
The following are the names OF the Justices of
the Peace in the several townships in jackson
county. with the date when the commission of
EACH expires:
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-01-09
Rates Of Advertising.
Jackson County Directory
For 1868.

JACKSON county DlT6GCOfy
For 1868.
Representative in Congress--ffOn. J.T. WILSON.
Representahre-LEVT DUNCAN.
Commou Pleas Judgc--JOHN P. PLYLEY.
Probate Judge AMES w. LONGBON.
Aaditor--L. A. ATKINSON.
Rccorder-CHAR RHODES.
Prosecuting Atorney---W. X. HASTINGS. e
7redsnrer--ADAMW w. LONG.
Cierk Of C6,a't--C CHARLES c. JAMES.
Skeri6-J0SEPH H. WILSON.
Sareeyor-- BEVERLY KEENAN,.
Coroaer-PETER EWING.
a. A. SELL.
Commissioners ADAM LACKEY.
lVINT0N POWERS.
W. X. HASTINGS,
d. MACKLEY.
,r JAMES TRIP.
H"@''eS 1"O"o- B. f. STEARNS.
ISAAC ROBERTS.
]. EDWARD JONES'
Muster Commissioney-J. w. L0NGBON.
. (JOIIN C. STEVENSON.
School EranliRers.- : A. W. LONG.
ID MACKLEY
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-01-09
ewA young fellow, wishing to turr

sTA young fellow, wishing to turn
sailor, applied to the captain Of a vessel
for berth, The captain, wishing to
intimidate him, handed him piece of
rope, and said, "If you want to make
good sailor, you must make three
ends to that rope. 81 can do that"
readily responded the lad; "here's one,
and here is another--that makes two
Now, here's the third" andhe threw it
overheard,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-01-09

What though before me II Is dark,
Too dark for Inc TO see?
! ask but light for one step more
TIs quite enough for me.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-01-09

EFAn illiterate person, who always
volunteered to go round with the plate
at any collection, but was suspected Of
sparing his own pocket, overhearing
once hint to that effect, replied, "0ther
gentlemen puts down what they thinks
proper, and so dol. Cbarity'sa private
concern, and what ! give is nothing 10
nobody" yg3
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-01-09

@"Have any of Toby COntinued'S
stories been printed into bound vol
umes7" inquired country customer of
salesman at one Of our large book
stalls the other day. "Toby Continued.
Who's hep "Why, the man that
writes so many stories for the publica-
tions. / see his name to more stories
than any other man, and / want to get
'em in bound volumes" The salesman
answered in the negative, and the YER
dant customer went elsewhere with his
inquiry, which. we dare say is.-"To be
continued.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-01-09
Town Officers.

Town Objects.
Magor--D. W. WINFOUGH.
Mdrshal--JOIIN r. RATHBuRN.
Recorder--CI CHARLES AD4AIS.
1Teasure,-DAVID w. WINFOUGH,
EZEKIEL JONES.
T. p SUTHERLAND.
Counciimen-- JOHN d. JAMES.
EDWARD RUF
L. A ATKINSON
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srWnI Hamilton. the half.uiI Of

eEWill Hamilton, the half.wit of
Ayr, was hanging about the vicinity of
a loch, which was partly frozen. Three
young ladies were celebrating as to
whether they should venture upon the
lakes surface, and one Of them suggest
ed that VIII should be asked to walk on
it first FThOugh Pm daft, I'm no i'll
bred" quickly responded Will; "afteF
you, leddies.'' -