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A FEw FAcTs. %. ]. 7. MONAnAx

Few FAcrs-Dr. !. T. MoxAnAx
Treats diseases moro successfully than any other
Physician in JAekson. Special attention given
TO the treatment Of Private and chrouic Die
eases Has not raised his ices 70 satislys few
old logles. but'wiIl charge an followss
For. each visit In town % 75
First mile IN country 90
For each additional mile In country 70
Prescriptions IN Office 90 cts. 10 Q 90
Extra for medicines 10 al chseG
obstetrical cases, IN town or four miles IN the
s1TSissl S operation fee. in proportion to stten-
tion.
IL selling Drugs and Medicines as low as can
be sold.
Best Coal Oil 90 40 per gallon,
Beat Common Whisky l7k
Best Rye Whisky 90 per pint.
Best Port Wine 90
Best Brandy -1bO
TOYS and Lamps very low. School Books,
Glft Books, slAtes and Stationery ten per cent
cheaper than can be purchased in this market
Has oil the Eastern Papers for Sale. Is ageut
B for the Cincinnati Enquirer and Commoner.
Tho Commoner iS the best raTer printed In
the State ofohio. Dse.st' 'se--a.
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New GROCERY. On Christmas day.
as we were passing up Broadway Street, we
heard some one call US, Being assured that 1t
was not creditor, VIC stopped and going into
the building at the celebrated Three Red Posts.
we found something very nice. We noticed
that Mr., NATHAN had gone with his clothing
store, and that Mr., SAYLoR had filled up the
room with the finest stock OF groceries ever
brought to this market. He exhibited to us
nine varieties of sugar, ranging from the cheap
est up to the very finest. His coffee ranges from
rs cents up to 90 cents Then he has every
variety of spices, nuts well 1t is no use to at
tempt to enumerato. 1t is a complete grocery,
and everything Is fresh and new.
Hesels Uery cheap In fact, he is selling too
cheap. We cautioned him about this, but he
said he could stand 1t. Well, We can stand it II
he can
Go TO sATLoR's, and see his his nne stock. 1t
Is really most beautiful stock.
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1t will We seen that jackson pays higher tax
than any other town in this part Of the State.
II We we're disposed TO turn everything into
politics." as Is sometimes charged against US,
We might say that JacksOn IL under Democratic
rule. But We sustain our town authorities In
putting on the tax, and making good streets,
and keeping up good schools. Only let the
money be iudlelousIy appropriated, and you will
never hear US complain Of high taxcs, no matter
which party may make the levy
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CATER SUFFERING SEVERAL YEARS
with chIlblains or frosted feet without finding
anything to give me permanent relief, was
c efectualll cured By two or three applications Of
Palmsr's Lotion and although several years
have elapsed have not been troubled with the
disease since that time. writes chas. z. Mar
shall Insurance. Agent, s. 2. eorneE Third and
Walnut Streets. Cincinnati. Ohio.
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If we are not mistaken, we have
heretofore called attention to the fact that Or.
Snge Furnace Store is the place to buy goods
Several persons OF late have told ul that when
they read our weekly notices Of this Store, they
thought We were only "gassing," for pay. -
upon calling, they found that Orange Store wa'
really good place TO trade
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T. ], PURsEIL & Co., Importers and
Dealers in oUEENswARE and GLASSWARE,
Portsmouth, Ohio, coll attention Of jackson
county merchants to their large and well selected
stock, which they are Offering at greatly re
duced prices. feb 6--tf
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Can Ia atTmrf'A, and see his goods.

Or all the neat, well arranged stores
IN jackson, none is better arranged than Star
Furnace Store. Railways makes one feel CON-
Portable to trade at this Store. The goods are
new, we'll arranged, cheap, and then the sales
men are 90 polite and accommodating Call at
Star, between the Isham House and the Bank.
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FurBiSksd Weekly by CHAs. RHoDEs, ESQ.,, Record
or Of JacksoB County.
]. NJ Sheridan and wife TO MARY. Rosser--In Lot
inc. Isliam's Addition TO jackson. ~ 100
J. E. Dove, Execntrx, and J. r. snIthers, guar
dian TO ]. N. Arthur--a0 acres Salt Reserve
Land in Lick tp.......................Sl,0OO tp. ,0OO
Daniel Jones and wife to Daniel s. Jones-quit
claim 10 land In Madison tp. $4O0
Azariah Arthur to JOhn Blake--3 acres in JeiTer-
boh bp-.-.' s'.'.'''''s.'''s s'ptV"
Samuel Dempsey aud wife to Isaac Dempsey
quitcla TO 80 acres In Milton tp..,.... S6OO
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THE Portsmouth Tribune has been
enlarged, and is printed on new type. It's now
one Of the neatest and best papers in the State
The Tribune 10 the first paper we ever took.
That was in the year 1885. II was tuen called
the "SeiOto Courier"
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The people Of Jackson county do
not need much in the way OF drugs and med-
cines. But still many things kept la Drug
Stores are used. And our people have become
pretty we'll apprised Of the proper place to buy
all such articles as are needed. That place is At
the Drug Store Of ENcs REID & BRO., PorIs-
mouth, Ohio.
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TnE lands belonging to the heirs OF
JosErH HoRToS deceased, were sold by the
Sheriff on last Saturday, IN proceedings in par
tition. To show how lands rate in Jeferson
township, we note the fact that one forty acre
lot sold for 81. 1853, or over s54 per acre.
The Jefferson Furnace Co. were the pur-
chnsera. ~.
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SAVE YouR MoNEY.-Buy where you
can buy the best and cheapest
Bert Family Flour at e9.oo per barrel. Retail
smaller quantities IN proportion.
Jeans. Flsnnels Llnseys, Cassimeres, satInetts
Blankets, Stocking Yarn. &C., st low prices.
BUM. DAVIS Il co.
Uec.I0, '6e--d franklin Mills Ohio.
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LAST CALI will remain at Jackson
ten days longer, for the purpose of giving those
indebted to the firm of French & Barber chance
to pay their accounts without cost and hope all
such persons will favor me with a call and pay
up at once. L. w. FRENCH.
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N. STEELE.

CIR your clothing from BALDRlDGE,
CROELAND & Co. Theirs is now the only Cloth
ing Store In Jacksou, You cannot fail to find
the place. 1t is on Main Street, nearly opposite
the Standard ONCE
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GEN, SHERIDAN has been fighting the
Indians this winter, with his usual pluck. And
JAMES TGIPP, at his store on Broadway few
doors above the Post Office, has been lighting
hard times and high prices. In both cases, as
usual, pluck wins, aud to the victor belongs the
Spois.
Call IN aA.rnrn.l. IA ana hin rnnaa
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The ScHooL EXAMINERS are now in
sessiOu, holding examinations from ten to twelve
In the forenoon, and from three to five In the
esfternoon, each day. There is a class OF about
twenty.nYe teachers under examination.
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The attention of our readers is directed to the
advertisement of GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE, In
another part OF this paper.
This trulr Valuable Medicine Is recommended
by al who use It. Read the certificates.
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Mr.. JOHN d. DAVIS, Manager of
Jefferson Furnace, informed US on last Saturday
that the coal house at Jefferson Furnace was
burned few days ago. Hesaid that the amount
of the loss was not known.
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To make your hair grow thick apply
HALLS Vegetable Sicilian Hair Reaewer, the
greatest discovery Of the age.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

ADvERnsEMENrs for insertion in the
STANDARD, must be handed In by noon on Tues
dAV each week. as the paper Is made up on Tues
day evening.
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JACKSON County LANDS. 400 acres
Of Mineral and Timber Lands in section 16,
jackson Township jackson County, miles
from Raysyills, NJ. &C R. R., and within 10
miles of Jatkton q. H. for tale. Good title, on
easy terms, in nacts to suit purchasers.
Inquire Of d. MAeELEY,
Sept 24-H Standard Ofiee.
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J. F. TowELL, Portsmouth, Ohio, of
Sers to the Merchants and Furnacemen Of jackson
county asuperior stock of Dry Goods q Notions,
on terms the most favorable. lyi
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We attended the Festival at the
Court House on the night before Christmas, 1t
was pretty well attended, and there was an
abundance Ofevrything nice and good for sale.
The gross receipts we're nearly one hundred
dollars.
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DR. J. S. REASONER

II EsPEcTFULLY TENDERS HIS PROFESS
IL sI0EAL SERVICES to the citizens Of the
town Of jackson and vicinity. Office at bis Resi-
denee near the Fair Ground.
n. B. Ills General health Is very good about
rea. IL. 1sS4-=1
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The CHANGE FROM THE CREDlT TO
TINE CASH sTsrEM.--I will now offer what con-
slider bargains in what have to sell
In STEELE
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For Copying Letters Wif4Out PreIs or Watar.
This Great Time. Labor and Money-saving In
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None see it but to praise its simplicity and
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On Christaas day, by special invita-
tion, No attended very select party at the resi-
dence Of our old and much esteemed friend, DR..
o. G. MILLER. The party was pleasant one
and the dinner such one as Mrs. MiLLEE and
her daughters know how to prepare.
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Dr. BoeoEss requests us to say that
he win be absent during the next three weeks.
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The TEACHERS INSTITUTE is now in
session. meeting each day at half past eight in
the morning, and half past one in the afternoon,
and half past six in the evening. There iS a
fair attendance Of teachers. Prot. YoUSe, Of
Athens, is the only lecturer from distance, Dr..
Crimit, the President of the Teachers AssOcia-
tlOn presides, and George W. Fry has been ap-
pointed Secretary pro. tenn, in the absence of
Columbus Weed, the regular Secretary. Prof.
Smart has resigned as Chairman Of the Executive
COmmlttee, and A. W. Long Esq, has been ap-
pointed In bis place.
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We did not get time TO attend the
examination OF the Public Schools of jackson
last week, only in twOof the rOoms-Mrs. FORD's E
and Miss A. wARTHs- We are satisfied that
these Two departments have been we'll managed
Mr.. SMART goes TO CiEceylle, 70 take charge
Of The Public Schools at that place. We are
serry to lose him, pd think It doubtful whether
his place can be readily dlled. We have not
learned who will succeed him.
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The following rates Of taxation in
the different towns in this part the State, nrst
appeared In the Marietta Register, and has beez
going the rounds OF the papers;
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PIorUnrs MADE At HMr PRIcr YEr

FlcTCREs MADE AT HALF fRIcE ri.
--AtJ. c. CahOOn's Gallery. Photographs on
ly sl.75 per dozen. The winter season Is the
time TO get good pictures, while the face ls free
fIOm tan md tile complexion clear. Gallery
over Star Furnace Store.
J. c. CAuoox
Nov. 10, 6s-sw, jackson Ohio,
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TnE following are the proceedlngs

The following are the proceedings in
the Probate Court OF jackson county for tue week
ending on Saturday last;
MARRIAGE LICENsEs.
Patrick O'Meagher aud Mary Evans.
Henry Miller and Phebc j. Weed.
David Shepard and Sally L. Masters.
Robert Thompson and Eliza Dull.
Joseph Higgins and Esther Ann Wilson.
Sylvester Kay and Alwida Freeman.
Joseph Black and Margaret Bondurant,
Samuel w. Wills and Emily Stockman.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Five accounts filed.
One inventory hled
David 8. Davis, Minister Of the Congregational
Church. notice Of license to solemnlze marriages
noted.
In case of Richard Markham, Administrator
of Cheatham against Phehe Ann Cheatham ct al,
order Of appIaisement and sale issued
Order made 10 dispense with jury at next
criminal Term.
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Honey Glyeerine. Elder Flower,
BOquet and Palm,
In quality, Style and Perfume warranted equal
to the English and sold fully 90 per cent cheap
er, which accounts for the great falling of in the
demand for The foreign soaps. aud the unprccv-
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- NoTIcE.-To all members of the
/. o. o. F., in or about jackson;
We the undersigned persons desirous OF or.
EaniEIng Lodge in this place, respectfully call
on all persons who are now, aud have been Odd
Fellows, to meet ut the Herald Office on January
5th, at7P.M. SMITH TOWNSLEY,
L. ATEN,
JH. TITUS,
C.K. CKUMIT,
j. VAkIAN,
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Monday. April y ; Galla, Thursday, April is:
Lawrence, Monday, April 10; scioto, Thursday,
April % Pike Monday, April rs; Perry, Tues,
day, August 81; Fairfield. Thursday, Sept. q;
Hooking, Monday, Sept. 8; Athens, Thursday,
Sept @ Ninton. Monday, Sept. IS; jackson.
Thursday, Sept. 16.