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Early Marriages in Jackson County.

E8 49, kt4Etft
Feb. LIST. Henry Sinner and Nancy Farley, by
William Conner, J. P.
Jan 2Sth. James Grow and Jane Mcconnell,
by John Reed, J. p ~
Jan. 8lst. Azariah Arthur and Anna Spriggs,
by George W. Hale j. P. tA
Jan. 3lst Lewis Radabaugh aud Della
Spriggs, by George w. Hale, J. 2.
Jan. 3lst. Henry HoThines and Elizabeth
Cassel by John Reed, j. P.
Feb. 7th. William Humphreys and Amelia
Clark, by j. B. Gilliland, j. z.
Feb. 18th. William Horton and Elizab eth
Gilliland by Samuel Carriek. j. P.
Feb. 10th. John Little and Rachel Timmons,
by John Walker ]. P.
March 18th. George Kise aud Priscilla Crab
tree, byJ. B. GiHiland, r.
Feb.1Sth. Solomon AIacklcy jr., and Msrga-
ret Shoemaker by Levi Mcdaniel. Minister.
Several licenses had been issued up to this
date, and no return made as follows:
JAM, 1884, David Nookes and Jamlah Wood
sou. June 16, 1881, Henry Huffman and Rachel
Cox. Noy. q, 1881, Seth Crabtree and Rachel
Throckmorton. June p, 1882, Timothy Van
scoy and Nancy Sutton. March "a, 1888, james
Johnson aud Ann Padon. May q, 1888. lchabod
Boyer and Sally Pardon. July 80, 1888, Ray
mond Goodrdge and Elenor Bruer March 10,
1854, Eli BobJet and Mary Sample. July 16.
1854, Peter House and Rody Stockhan. Nov.
y, 1884 Dehart Reed and Margaret Law Au-
gust y, 1885, Solomon seymour aud Sarah Salts.
Sept 29, 1885, Daniel Lucas aid Delilah Wood
son. Dec. Q, 1885, Berry Jcnsins aud Cynthia
Shumate, hdoised Not married."
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Tribute Of. geespecs.

liALLsof IeowELL LoD0E No 1872
FsEEAND AccgrTED MAsoNs
Yom Committee 70 whom was referred the
duty Of reporting resolutions expressive Of the
scnseof The Lodge upon the loss -four late
brother DAVID II. MfTcHELls have had the
same under consideration, and respectfully re.
port for adoption the foowltga
WHEREAS in the dispensation of the Grand
sastcr Of the Universe, our Brother, DAVID H.
MIroHmL, was removed by death On the 10th
day of November A, L., 5sGs, A. D., 1863. from
his labors 10 this lower temple TO the sublime
employments Of the upper sanctuary therefore,
ResOIred, That by Ills death our order las lost
a valuable member and beloved friend, the pub
lie an eminent and useful ph, sieian, and society
an esteemed and upright citizen.
Resolred, That we tender 10 bis bereayed fam
lily in tlieir atiiiction our sympathy.
Resoired. That We will wear the badge of
mourning for thirty days.
Resoiged, That these resolutions be entered
upon the records Of the Lodge, and the-sccre-
tary is hereby Instructed to furnish copy of
them to the family OF the deceased and also
copies tothe village papers and Masonic Review
for publication.
0C. MuLER,
A. b. MoSAHAS, Committee.
>. w. LAIRD.
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THE REASONS WnY.

Some cf the rea sons why DR.. Robacks Blood
Pills should be kept in every family are,
Because they can he employed in all cases
where family ply sic is required, and are
perfectly safe in their administration at all times
Bpcausv they act promptlyln removing all
distractions from the bowels afford ins imne-
diate relief in eholc or other pains.
Because they are IA Liver Pill. acting directly
on lhe spleen and liver, removing the bile and
assisting digestion.
Because. ia taking them they do not inter
FIRE with the regular ayocatlon OF the patient,
or leave the bowels constipated
because! they are made both with aud with
out sugar coating, thus adapting them to the use
Of everybody.
Because ! they being purely vegetable arr per-
lectly harmless, and can be taken Wy children or
adults at all s.ages or periods Of life.
Because they are especially adapted to the use
Of persons Of sedentory habits, aud to the use Of
females about TO become mothers.
Because! they are what their name indicates
a Blood Pill, searching cut diseases uf the blood
leaving the system in fail yigor OF AeaiLh.
Because they arc perfectly gentle in their
operations, causing no gripping, and are safer,
surer, and every way better purgatiye pill than
has ever before been offered 10 llle public.
Because when followed in their use by Ro-
backs Stomach Bitters they cure the very worst
casts Of dyspepsia. ~r .eas
Because they can be purchased al any drug
store at the extremely low price of twenty-five
cents per box.
sold BY Dr. o. c. MILLER jackson. Ohio.
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CoMpLAlNrs are frequently tnado bv

COMPLAINTS are frequently, made by
citizengof our toyn. that the ordinances arc not
properly enforced, and not without foundation.
bat we Wish TO say 70 all that our oiIlcers can
not sec every yiolation-nor any great proper
ton Of them. .a w
Htbere is yelling aud elamor atnigat, drunken
ness vulgar behavior, fast riding or dri'pg
through the streets, riding Or driving on any
sidewalk or pavement Or iodescnl or dsorderly
conduct anywhere within TIE CORPORATION lmlts
to the annoyance Of any citizen, it is not snly
the privilege, but the imperative daly Of any
good citizen Witnessing the same, to make com
plant before The proper sdieers; then II the
matter be not attended 70 there viii be good
ground for complaint -
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Chemist and Druggist Of Is years Expert
cuce in Phiadelphia and now located
at his Drug md Chemical Warehouse
9j4 Broadway, New York
From the largest Manufacturing Chemists In
ple WoAd.]
81 am acquainted viii Mr.. II. T. FTehnbold /;
he occupied tie Drug Store opposite ny resi-
denee, and was sneeessful 10 conducting tic
business where others lad not been equally 50
before him. ] have been fayorabiy Impressed
with his character and eulerprise.
WILLIAM WEIGHTMAN,
Firm Of Powers q Aeightlnan, Manuiae-
turing Chemists, Ninth and Brown
Streets. Philadelphia.
HELMBoLD's FUN ExIIAor BrcilU. for weak
ness Arising ffoln iudiscrctiou The exhausted
powers Of Nature plieh are accompanied by 50
many ulafuirg symptoms. among which viii be
found Indspositon 70 Exeriion. Loss Of Metn-
ory, Wakeflness, Horror Of Disease, or Fore.
bodlDgs Of Evil; in fact Universal Lassitudc.
ProstiatiOH, and Inability 10 enter into the enjo,
mcnts Of society,
The Constitution once affected with Organic
Weakness requires the aid oi Medicine %
strengthen and ipsigorate, The system, which
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU invariably
does. Ifno treatment is subLnltted to, Cous 1nIp
tiOn or Insanity ensnes
HElMBoLps FirID EXTRACT Bucur In afIec-
tions peculiar 10 Females, il unequaled by any
other preparation, as ia Chiorosis. Of Retention,
Painfulness, or Suppression Of Customary Eyal-
nations, Ulceratcdor Schifus State Of tue Uterus,
and all complaints incident 10 the sex, whether
arising from habits Of dissipation, hnprudeuce
IN, or the decline or change of life
HELMBoLDs FLuID EXTRACT BucnU AND In
PROVED RosE WASH sill rad dically extermlnats
from the system diseases arising igala habits Of
dissipation, at little expense, little or no change
in diet, no Inconvenience or exposure; com
plctely supeFsoding tlIose unpleasant and dam
gerous remedies, CopaYia and Mercury, in ali
these diseases.
Use HLLABULDs ELUID EXTRACT BUCHU IN u
diseases Of these organs whether existing in
male or female, from whatever cause oIig mating,
and no matter ofhow ong standing, 1t is pleas
aht in taste and udor, immediate" in action.aud
more sIrehgthning than auy Of the preparations
Of Bark or rlon
Those suffering from broktn-dowu or delicate
constitutions, procure tliv ,emedyaG oere
The reader niuStbeawafe that however slight
may be the attack Of the above diseases, it is
certain TO affect the Oudiiy health and mental
powers. s
All the above diseuses require the aid Of a
Diurelic. HEDMBOLD'S AXTkACT BUCHU
is the great BiuTcHe.
Sold by Druggists everywhere. PMcE--s1.2 %
per bottle, or 5otties lor 5000. Delivered TO
any address. Describe sslaptems ia all com.
munieations.
address H. 7. IIELMB0LD, Drug and Chem
ical Warehouse, o94 Breadway, y. !.
NONE ARE GENUINE UNLESS DONE UP
in SIeel engraved wrapLer, with lae-sip4i,is oi
ChclDiUal Warehouse, and signed
Dec. 3GS-zln II. i, llELAB0LD.
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Furnished Weekly 6g CHAs. RHopgs, ESQ, Reeo,
~ Of Jacss@ County.

Furnished Weekly bg CHAs. RHopgs, ESQ.,, Record
~cfJacks@s County.
Madlson g. VIM. Sullivan to II. s. Bundy.-ouIt
Claim 70 &C acres in Milton tp.....,..,. $40
Andrew Foster aud wife to II. s. Bundy-Onit
Claim toGG acres 10 Milton tp 800
William Foster, guardian, to II. s. Bundy-g GO
Of 50 acres In Milton tp.,,o............s1 $3.50
John r. Nookes ct al. to II, s. Bundy-Q Qnit
Claim to 100 acres IN Milton tp........$1, 400
j. II. Kicker and wife to Clement Eyans-40
acres IN Madison tp......., 5000
Johu Alleman aud wife 10 Caleb Musgroye- SO
acresn Washington Up =. ............. IL, $50
John W. Case and wife TO Daniel Tracy--8 acres
- NN'NiA9NN 'P''''''' ''''''' '''.,....,..., gIOO
William Sylvester and wife to Harvey Wells-a0
acres In Milton Up. p......4.l..........F " 800
john Stanton and wife to Michael aud William
stanton--S OF laere in Aliltontp. ..... S4OO
Michael and William Stanton to Daniel Mckee
yer-s Of acre nMlIton ntp..,.... 5000
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Allow me 10 call your attention 10 my PREP.
ARATIoN or COMPOUND EXTRACT BU-
CHU. The component parts are BUCHU LoxG
Lg1y sCUBEBs, JUNIPER BERRIEs.
Mons oF PHErAh4moS. --i3ngbu. In gacn0.
juniper Berries by diSiilladoD. 70 form fine
gin. Cueebs extracted by dispiacemcnt BY
liquor obtaintd from Jubiper Berries. containing
very lituc sugar, small proportion Of spirit
and more paiaiabie than any nav in use. The
active properties are B., thismode extracted.
Buchu. as prepared BY Druggists generally. Is
f dark color Itba plant dat eniits is frn.
grance the action u b fame destroys tiils li,s
active principle having dark and giutinous
decoction NiBe IS Dc color of oflagrsd,.bs.
The Bncha 10 MY preparation pfedoninatrs the
smalieat qaandty Of the other iDgfedients are
added 70 prevent fermentation; upon inspec.
lion, sit will be found hot 10 be.a 1luclure. az
made 10 Pharmacopea nor is It syrup-and
therefore can be used IL eases where fever or
inaamation exists. In ths, you have the knowl-
edge Of The ingredients ahd the modeof pfepara-
tiC1e
Hoping that on " III favor II WITH & tflai, au9
that upon inspection Il Nili meet with your
appreciation,
With feeling ofcDnndence
] am, very respectfully,
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MuDlcAL NorIcE.-Di Cone may be

MEDlcAL NorcE.-Df. Cone may be
consulted as follows;
IN HAMnt;N. at tle jackson House on Thurs
days and FRIDAYS, May u and 70 June 25 and
2G july 30 and u Sept. ard 4; Oct. s and
0 Nov II and lSi Dee II and ls,
lN jackson, at Ihr lslam House, on Saturdays
aud Sundays. NAV 20 and 24i June q and 28 /;
August land 2 Sept. and 6 Oct 10 and II ;
Nov. ID and 10 Dee 10 and 20,
EIrD Di. cotc's arTolrtmsnts for the wear 1850
will be published ia DceoWber.
Dr. Cone cures Iaigpgilis Bronchitis Asthma,
scroiulo, Enlarged ToasiIs. Di,cases of The heart
Liver Kidneys skin, Nerves, all Diseases
Peculiar 10 Females, and all varieties OF
chronic and constitutional affections. All persons
in delicate health viii find ii TO their interest to
consult him. as he charges nothing for an exam
nation. Cash for medicines.
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RumsEY RoAps & REED, the largest

RuMsEY ROADS & REED, the largest
Wholesale Dealers in Dry Goods and Notions, OF
Portsmouth, Ohio, invite Merchants and Furnace
stock. They give special attention to keeping
the best goods, and ,vuwil always mud their
stock the largest and prices the lowest. One oil
their firm renlaps Last TO give bis entire time in
watching Che Markets and IN buying for thcm
solely and lieoev their etsek is always fresh aud
always first supplied with the uewyst goods
They operate largely, do business on the princ-
pie Of The smallest profits, and practice thespirt
Of liberal accommodation. Nov IA. 'd7 lyl
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''AFTER SUFFERING SEVERAL YEARS
with chilblains or frosted feet, without tiudlng
anything to give me permanent relief, was
etfcctualls cured,by two or three applications of
Palmer's Lotion, and although several wears
have elapsed baye not been troubled with the
disease since attime, writes Chas. L. Mar
shall, Insurance Agent, 8. Il. cornerThird and
Walnut Streets, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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ANArlorkL Webster,s Die

ANATloNxL WoKR w WebsteF's Die
tionary, Unabridged, Illustrated, Is untiorOl
work, In which every American scholar has al
interest. aud In the completeness and accuracy
of which he should have o pride-a national
pride, If you please.- same kind Of pride we
have in the superior intelligence, enterprise.
resources, and capacity for adaptability to ocea-
sion Of the masses of the people Of the United
States. Wehave always been proud Of WGB-
sTER's DIcrIoNARY. II should be remembered
that the publishers have had large experience
and the command Of large resources in the
preparation and perfection Of this great work,
aud have aimed 10 make--as we are confident
they have succeeded in doing-the bestDicdonary
Of the English languages. -AoOrs's RarGi Nsw
Yorker. ss
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nERTT,lTY

Tiers "a no medieiHs equal h Hoos6nTs 6wNSs
5,asrs or Tonic IN - oass' y Dveia4R
sYsisia, areHgiheH = fhe Ggpsfiis, eRaEs
mach 70 digea Il pltrifylhs blood gtve g0ok s0AuA
hsaAhy compilation eradicate nc gsOg tnge from ~
eye apgrt bo9m 10 te csetS and ehqHqs ths PafiaS
from Slor rbreatlsd e,aacioied ,esak s.sd asspous
iaralid 70 a tttl f1ced, aou aud cigofcus Fersoa-
Weak and Delicate Children are
made strong by using the 1s1ttefs o.
TODie. IN fact, they are Family Neep
zines. They can be administered wtfh
perfect safety 20 a ehtId three En0htha
old, the most delicate IeEEale, % q maaA
Ofninetys
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
4 CARD.

A Clergyman, while residing in South Amer
lea, as missionary discoyered a safe and sim
pie remedy for the Cure Of Nervous Weakness,
Eally Decay. Diseases OF the Urinary and sela-
inal Organs and the whole train of disorders
brought onby Janeiul aud vicioushabits Great
numbers have been cured by this noble remedy
Prompted by a desire to benefit theallkted and
unfortunate win send the recipe for pre-
pairing and using this medicl IN sealed cnyel-
opc, to any enc vLo needs 1t, Free Of Charge.
address,
JOSEPH T. INMAN.
Station D. Bible House.
Oct 8. 'G8-3m. Nea0 Yo,k Citg.
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CARDS. We now have the largest
and finest stock of cards ever brought to this
place. We can furnish them printed, plain or
in colors, at from S4.OO per 1000, UP to $1,000
per thousand, or from go cents per 100 up to
$500 per 100 Send In your orders.
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Hollands German Tonic

6 a eom6inafioH Of al he fHgrsdfe'.ts q De Basrs
tpith FURE Santa Cruz RAM 0rdRge ase, = aas8
for he diss0sss he Btsr5 DASrs ssuss
pure ale0hOlic stiHHHg repaired YOu ipit bar -
mind usot these reHlediss entirely difereHt fr01
any Others ddpsrtiSSd FIR s Of de dtseasss RasasA
these beng seente preparations Of medicinal esrgcsr
tghis De 0ttsrf mr. dscoet0hs gf rNM - p0sas
form The TONIC fS dt1dsalg one Of ne ROD pisos
saHt and agreeable TsRsd,es offered 20 ps Pabfa
Hs TASTE sIqts His pleasure % take Il teAis -
kfe7gvia0 eSharatE0, and Bsdictnal guatsttsa Asue
eaased 4 q Be Gaogs a. hs grsdtes n al toafeA
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TnE CoUNTi CoMMssIoNERs met in
regular session on Monday. Mr. LAckNY and
Mr. Powers were present Mr., PLUMMER was
sworn into office, and entered upon his duties.
The Board is composed Of good, prudent men,
and the affairs OF the county will no doubt be
managed with care and economy.
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Mr.. TAYLOR Of the Taylor House,
Portsmouth, called en- us Saturday He in-
formed us that he had rented the Islam House,
and would take possession on the first of March.
Mr. Taylor will be sure to keep good house.
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A firm that adVertises, and as re-
suit sells goods rapidly can always have fresher
and better goods, and can cell them at a lever
price than tRe tirm that does small business.
The firm that keeps up with the times, is orange
Furnace Go. Their Store, next below the Bank.
is the place 70 buy your goods, Everybody who
buys there Is pleased with the quality and price
of their poods
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MoNnY-We caIIed apon oar fIiends

aMoNEY.-We called upon oar friends
for money last summer, aud they responded
libcrally, although the times were then dull We
wAuttu &c Tie our affairs as nearly as may he, at
the end Of the year. We have bought Large
amount Of maleliai, type &c. We nov Call On
those who did not ay lasl summer, TO aid.us.
DouoI be basiiful Cal III, or sen tAeam oaut
We know you will tpit.
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Mr.. RIPLEY KINNIsoN and Mr.. JAMES
A. ALEsHlRE called upon us on Saturday, They
are among the good, competent school teachers
ofthis county.
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II, q, MILLER, Of this place, has a
pair of canary birds from which he has raise ed
six hatehings this season-H young birds.
These have been sold al $3.50 per pair ol about
$50 clear profit Beat II Who camp
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JACOB A. SELL Esq who retires
from the Office of county Commissioner has
held the Office for three terms, having been
elected in the years 1859. 1852, and 1860, He
was the only Republican elected in 1862 having
only 4 majority,
Mr.. SELL made an excellent officer
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The attention Of our readers Is directed 10 the
advertisement of GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE, In
anotieF part Of this paper. d
ThIstl Valuable Medicine Is recommended
'by allwhc useh Read the certificates
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T. ]. PuRsElL e. Co., Importers and
Dealers in QUEENswARE and GLASSWARE,
Portsmouth, Ohio, call attention of jackson
county merchants to their large and well selected
stock, which they are offering at greatly re-
duced prices. feb 6--tf,a
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PRoF. G s. SMARr has resigned his
situation as Superintendent Tie Union Schools
Of Jackson. Mr. sAARl is a successful teacher,
fnd we believe thai he has rendered general sat-
iStaeton during Tie tinie he has had charge oi
our Schools.
We have not yet armed who will be vnplo. cd
TO take MIR. SalAlsr place.
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If you do not want gray hair use
HALLs Vegetable sicllau Hair Renewer, which
willnot stain the skin, or soil the linen
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STAR FURNACE Co. are making mon-
ey. Not upon the profits Of goods sold, but up
on the manufacture Of iron. They do not pre-
tend 10 sell goods for what they cost Them
They aimto make small profit But they
make enough on their iron to enable them TO
put their per cent upon their goods at the low
est figure Star Store is oneof the best places
in town to buy goods. Rooms between the
Isham House aud the Bank. |f
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TnE JACKSON Book SroRr. - o

HE SAChsON OooA clokk' - On
Tuesday morning we called in at the jackson
Book Store, directly across the street from the
New Court House I'VE noticed that Mr.. Rock
WELL keeps in addition 20 all kinds OF BoolSs
Magazines Pictures Paper, Ink, Envelopes&c,
q hundred other nice things. We noticed sew
eral kinds of paper cutters, rubber rubber
bands, pocket books &C.. and in fact any and
every thing usually kept in Book Stores.
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EzEKIEL CAvErT, who was so badly
hurt at Fulton Furnace, is still mendng, and
win probably get well. .
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LAST CALL.--I will remain at Jackson
ten days longer, for the purpose Ofgiying those
indebted to the frm Of French & Barber chance
TO pay their accounts without cost and hope all
such persons wiz favor me with call and pay
UP at once. @ L. w. FEEKCII.
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HALLS VEGETABLE

SICTLIAN HAIR RENE WER
wilIrestorc tito its natural color and promot,
its growth.
Our Treatise on the Hair sent free by mil.
R. P, HALL & CO., Nashua, N. H., Proprietorg
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ENVELOPES We can print cards on
envelopes as cheap and in as good style as can
be done in the cities. Try us.
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FROM Hov. GEO. W. wooDwARD.

Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Pinnsylvas,n
PHiL1DELFHIA. March 10 1881
6Hd " "HoetIaRdfs Gefg,0n BilsTs 70 Hss lnansA
teang beversss but Is good toaie vsefd - 9tssrs~g
Q he dgetiirs orgoHs, and Of grsaf besat n sasas y
esbtlty aHd ieaat ~ EeTUOus aclt0s ne sgsfsB.
Yours truly
GEO. W. WooOEAAA
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WEare having mud and nasty wealth
er in Jackson now,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-12-10
DR. |. T. MoXAnAN, has just received

DIR. /. 7. MoNAHAN, has just received
the largest assortment of School and Gin Books,
Stationery, States, Toys, and Notions, ever
brought 70 this market. Also, has just received
his fall stock Of Lamps Drugs, Paints, and Dye
studs, &c. Lamp oil, best quality 40 cents per
gallon, Is cents per quart. Best common whis-
Ky % cents per pint s1.75 per gallon.
"Come one. come all"
LwiTl net be undersod.. | know 1t is 70 my
interest for everybody to patronlze my estab-
lishment. Nov.19,m.