The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-11-18
EARLY 1T1RRL1GES IN JACKSON
COUNTY, 1874.

Samuel Claar and Elizabeth Mastress May
26th, by Ehphay Perkins, Minister.
sllas Fost er and Marth Wilson, May Both, by
Thomas w. Leach, ]. P.
William McQuade an Mary Ellen shiDnault,
June Gth by James McClung, j. P.
John A. Higgins and Grandial Arthur, June
Sth, by Andrew FaulinerJ. z.
Zacharah Cook aud Martha Halterman, Sep
tember 10TH by John Swain, Minister
Hazel Barbee and Phebe Ann Clater, Sept
26th, by Moses Ray, J. P.
John Savage and Mary Delay, Sept. oath, by
Jacob Delay, Minister.
David Traxler and Sarah j. Brown, Sept. 26th +,
by Joseph 8. spriggs, Minister
Henry Ellis and Henrietta Rowell, Oct I'd,
by Newell Braley ]. P.
William Moer and Mary Barton, Sept. 27th
by George w, Hale, ]. P.
John French, Jr., and Mary E. Cross, Oct.
9th, by Felix Ellison, Minister.
Robert Cassidy and Sarah Cabtree, Oct. 18th,
by William Martin, Minister.
John Botkin, Jr., and Eliza Gillespie Oct
10th, by Isaac Brown, Minister.
Arnold Maddox and Eliza Brown, June 13th
by Newell Braley, j. P.
William A. Carnefx and Amanda Valadine,
June 18th, by Aaron Walterhouse, j. P.
Solomon Mackley and Mary Clark, June 22d,
by Andrew Faulkner, J. P.
The following licenses. were issued, but no
return of marriages;
David w. Davis and Margaret Evans, June
7th.
James Hull and Amer ica Martini Oct. 23d.
The following are the proceedings in
the Probate Court Of Jackson county for the week
ending on Saturday last:
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
John Canter and Anna Martin.
James W. Bird and Frances Cole.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Michael o ROurke and his wife adoped Will
liam Piles
Jeremiah Rice. guardian of Samida j., John
s., Evellne and Thomas A. Allen, resigned as
such guardian.
Olive Hank appointed guardian of the minor
children of George B. HANK deceased Bond
s4OO
Andrew Geraty, naturalized.
Twelve accounts filed.
One inventory filed.
One account settled.
CLUBBING. Last week we published
a notice of the Rural American, but the adver-
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paper. Both are in this week. We have nu-
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Magazines; but we only intend to accept of
three. We will send the Standard and the N
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the United States, aud fine picture of Grant
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pictures $500, or $500 in all. By clubbing you
save $500 or one half.
The Rural American is $3.50 per ear-same
price as the Standard, or $500 for both. But
we W Ill send both for $500
The American Stock Journal is 81 90 per yea
but We will actually gi0e it to all new subscrib.
ers aud all old ones who pay one year in al-
vance. 30 come on.
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