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LOCAL BREYITLES.

Lewis Walden died on Tuesday of this week
Sec Mrs. Carr's new advertisement.
See card of Carr & Keepers. Call and see
their nursery.
The grading Of Pearl street is now In pro-
gress.
The street, lamps in Jackson were lighted up
last week. They do very well.
We noticed on Monday that the Town
Clock did not strike all day. What is the
matter?
Weather terribly hot, and getting pretty dry.
Some showers in some parts of the county on
Monday.
DIR. Williams returned from Minnesota last
week, and brought us a lot Of Western papers.
He left his wife in Minnesota.
See card of John Jones' Saddler. Mr.. Jones
was our neighbor in Oak Hill years ago. He is
competent mechanic and an honest man.
The Sunday School picnic at Berlin on next
Monday will be held in the woods on the Ham,
den road, O short distance above Berlin.
There was nothing new at the circus last
week. Lots Of green-horns in town, with their
gals.
DIR. Kehoe, now of Kansas, formerly of Port
land, in this county, was married in Kentucky
last week, to sister of j. A. Lair formerly of
Portland.
Now is good time to subscribe for the Slut
dard. The political campaign will soon open in
earnest. Only 35 cents for the campaign. Come
in at once.
-J.H Wilson, formerly Sherlffof this county,
was in town on Tuesday. The Herald started
the story that he is a candidate for Sheriff again.
Ofcourse Ii Is lie.
Some of the candidates desire us to say
word in their favor. We would be pleased TO do
so, but then the other candidates might not like
1t, you know. We suppose they are all good
men. At least we hope so.
We noticed Edward j. Jenkins, Land Assessor
for Jefferson township, and William Parks,
Land Assessor for Hamilton township, in town
on Saturday.
Several persons in the country have COM
planned that the county convention will come
in very busy season Of the year. Others say 1t
Is the most suitable time which could have been
fixed. So the time will remain as originally
fixed. Let the people in all the townships be
sure and turn out, and send true, discreet men
as delegates and then all will be satisfactory.
We saw Mrs. Susan Cummins at the Depot
one day last week. She is tho mother of A. j.
Cummins Of Liberty township. She was one of
our old neighbors in Jefferson township when
wewereo boy, forty years ago. She is now about
ninety years Of age. She is adaughter of George
Corn, revolutionary soldier who came from
Virginia and settled in Jefferson township near
ly fifty years ago. Mr.. Corn was about one hun
dred years old at the time of his death. He died
great many years ago, and lies buried on the
lands ofJoseph Phillips, on the hill north of the
present residence of John Phillips.
BIRTHS AND DEATHs.-We are indebted to
Judge Evans for the returns ofbirths and deaths
in Jackson county, as made by the township as
SCISSORS. These returns are somewhat incomplete
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PROBATE COURT PROCEEDINGS.

The following are the proceedings in the Pro-
bate Court of Jackson county for the week end
ing on Saturday last:
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Daniel Peter Pewthers and Permella Jose
phine Hale,
David ii, Williams and Amelia Ann Storer
One license issued which we are requested not
to publish,
MISCELLANEOUS.
Henry IIunslnger appointed guardian Of David
Hunsinger, minor Bond 81 600.
Joseph Aten appointed guardian of Edgar
Aten, minor. Bond 5000,
j. w. Sleeper, Minister of the United Breth-
rem Church, had license to authorize him to sol
emniZe marriages noted.
Jury dispensed with at next criminal term.
Inquest of lunacy in the case of William Ford.
Certificate of Dr. A. B. Monahan sent to Long
view Asylum. Answer not yet received,
One account filed,
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A DNiINISTRATOR's
Sale of Real Estate

In pursuance Of an order granted by the Pro-
bate Court of jackson county, Ohio, Iwill offer
for sale, at public auction, on
Saturday, July 23d, A. d. 1870,
At one o'clock, P NJ. at the door Of the Court
House in said county, the following described
real estate. situate in the county of jackson
and State of Ohio, to-wit THE east-hGlf Of one
hundred aud four acres of of the northlend Of
the southeast quarter, of sec tlon number three
(3) in township number nine (9), Of range mum.
Der seventeen (7) excepting about one aud
three-fourths acres lying west OF the jackson
and Albany State road, in which tract dover has
been assigned as follows, beginning eighteen
rods Q8) southwest from the center OF tbs
public road opposite 10 the late residence OF
| Isaac NJ. Long. deceased, Qn the said road)
| thence running south 10 the south boundary
| line thence east on said boundary to the south.
east corner of the tract standing on the sect ion
! lipe). thence north on said section line to the
| center of the public road, thence along said
| road southwest to the beginning place, sup
posed to contain twelve acres. Appraised sub
| ject to dover at SS54.00.
Terms of sOler-H cash in hand,--h in slx
months, and the residue in one year from the
day D sale, deferred payments to bear interest
and to be secured by mortgage on the premises
Administrator of Isaac NJ. Long, deceased
! June %, 1s7O-tds
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,EARLY A4RRLAGES IN JACKSON
OUNTY---IS45,

William II. Elliott and Susan Doherty June
20, by Aaron Walterhouse, j. P.
David Jones and Nancy Davis, June l6, by
John A. Davis, Minister
Alexander Poor jr. and Barbary Ann Johnson,
June l6, by Aaron Walterhouse, j. p.
Ralph Hatton and Sarah Ann Philbrlck, July
l, by Charles Ferguson, Minister,
Garret Tlmberman and. ..Phebe Clark, June H.
by Daniel Clark, Minister.
John Turner and Susannah Timberman, June
"a by G. Yeager.
Aaron White and Elizabeth Armstrong, June
70, by James B. Stewart, Minister.
Joseph Millirons and Hannah Daniels, June
"a, by Joseph Spriggs, J. p.
John Houston and Catharine Mansfield, Aug
5, by David Savage, j. p.
William d. Higgins and Martha F. Rush, Aug.
7, by Isaac Brown, Minister.
Joseph Phillips and Elizabeth Pickrel, Aug. 5,
by S. S. VandiVort, ]. p.
Israel Jordan and Frances Fox, Aug. 7, by c.
Yeager, j. p.
Isaac C. Aston and Ellen R. Ferree, Aug, II, by
G. Ferguson, Minister.
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Notice.

0AMUEL SAYL0R and Caroline G. Saylor, his
- wife, of the State of Kansas, will take notice
that Hibbs, Richardson Co, unlncorporated
&c. of the County of Scotoin the State of Ohio,
did, on the 9Th day of June, A. D., 1870, file their
petition In the Court of Common Pleas within
and for said County of Jackson, against the said
Samuel SaylOr and Caroline G. SaylOr, G. A. NJ.
Damarin g. Co.. of said County of SciotO, and
Horace l.. Chapman and Others partners under
the firm name and style of Chapman, Clare &
Co., of Jackson County, Ohio, setting forth, that
on the lth day of March, 1870, the said Samuel
Saylor and Caroline G.. Saylor, gave mortgage
on the following described real estate, with the
appuTtenances and all the rents, issues and prof
its thereof the same being situated in the Coun-
ty OF jackson and State OF OhiO and described
as follows, to-wit;
part of In-Lot No, llG in the town of jack
son, commencing at the corner of said In-Lot
where the Street or alley between said In-Lot
and the Public Square opposite the Jail, inter-
sects Portsmouth Street; thence along Ports
mouth Street, one-half of the depth of said Lot,
excepting eight feeti thence at right-angles with
Portsmouth Street thirty-two feet thence on q
line parallel with Portsmouth Street to said lane
or alley; thence along said lane or alley to the
place of beginning,-tO secure the payment OF
1855 SO, according to two certain promissory
notes referred to In said mortgage; setting forth
also, the execution of prior mortgage on said
premises to G. A. NJ Damarin & Co., and that
the defendants, Chapman, Glare & Co., claim an
interest in said premises, that there Is due and
wholly unpaid on the promissory note first de-
scribed In said petition S292 ST. with interest
from Juno A. 1870, and that there will become
due and payable to the plaintiffs on the other
note referred to in said mortgage to plaintiffs,
on the 7th day of July, 1870, the sum of S292 SO,
and praying for a judgment against Samuel Say
lor for the amount of said pTomissory note first
described in said petition; for finding by the
Court of the amount that may be due on said
promissory note secondly set forth in said pc
tition for finding by the Court of the amounts
of liens and claims of parties on said premises,
and their order as to priority; for an order for
the sale of said premises to discharge said liens,
and to satisfy said judgment; for the appoint
ment of Receiver to take charge of said Mort
gage, premises and TO collect rents therefrom for
the benefit of said mortgage holders and for
other proper relief
Andthe said Samuel Saylor and Caroline g.
Sayler are notified that they are required to APP
pear and answer said petition, on or before the
3D. Saturday after the 18th day of July, 1870.
HIBBS, RICHARDSON & co.
BY w. X. HASTINGS, their Atty.
June 10, lS70-6w
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A VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE.

Containing upwards OF Ito acres, situated in
Jefferson Township, jackson County, Ohio ten
miles south of Jackson, five miles west of Port
land, and within four miles of two Of the best
furnaces in the county-Jefferson and Monroe.
Soil rich, well watered, under good fence, and
in a high state of cultivation.
The above farm will be sold at SS5 per acre, one
fourth in hand with three years time to pay the
balance. Those wishing to purchase will do
well to call soon. -
June2, 2,70-3m D. T. MOhGAN.
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VALUE OF PERSONAL PRoPERTY.-Jefferson
$685. 4iO; Madison sl45 $40; Milton, ,sIO 025; Ham
ilton, ss3972; Franklin Sl376l2; Scioto, sO6,9l7;
Bloomfield, slS5,OlO; Washington, S68,72s; Lib
erty S73,lSS; Jackson, S4l,SS9 Lick, $751; 45I; Cor
poratlon of Jackson, SlIO,G3O. Total in the coun-
ty, 81 ,4S7,SO4.
Number ofwatches in the county, 1903; value,
s7,81l. Pianos, Jefferson 5, value s66j. Milton,
4, value $500. Bloomfield /, value $500. Lick 1,
value $50 Corporation of Jackson 10, value
$3.50. Total in county 30, value $l,6Sj.
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GEO. P. RowELI & Co. are the New York Ad-
vertlslng Agents for this paper, and complete
files of IL can be examined at their Office by any
one making application. This firm has reduced
advertising to a more perfect system than has
heretofore been known. W
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Badness, not hereditary, is often produced by
sickness or humors of the scalp, which may dry
up the hair producing glands or folicles, and the
hair falls out with what is generally called a
chair eater" at the end. The root is alive but
dormant. To awake 1t to new energy and life
some cooling or stimulating property is needed
Rings Vegetable Ambrosia is the preparation
more universally successful than any article in
the market for this purpose. 0un9)
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ADVERTISEMENTS for insertion in the
STANDARD, must be handed in by noon on Tues
day each week, as the paper is made up on Tues
day evening.
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SheEtfe,s Sale.
Henry q. Bupn
vs.. ION "a Order Qf Sale
John N Smith et ala

John u. Smith et ais.
State Of Ohio jackson county, a.
Notice Is hereby given that on SATURDAY, tho
I'd day Of July, A. D. 1870, at the hour OF one
o'clock T.. NJ Of said day will offer for sale al
public auction, at the door of the Court House,
In the town Of Jackson, the following described
real estate tO-wit: Situated in the county Of
jackson and State Of Ohio, and bounded and de-
ScTibed as follows to-wit:
Beginning OF the northeast corner Of Lot No,
ono hundred and thirteen Gl3 Township No.
seven (O, Range No. eighteen 1s), in the Scioto
salt Reservation, thence west ten pole chains
and thirty two links at post IN the rOad thence
south 3i12o east II chains and Al links to u post
In the road, honey locust 10 inches, 8. So W. l0z
links, thence north II chains and IL links, TO the
place Of beginning, persinmon inches N. 2o9
r. ~ links tame cherry, 8 Inches, south 23o z. II
links except rods square near the north-west
corner Ofsaid tract, containing one old pit tre9
IN center, containing seven and 2S-l00 acres moro
or less. Valued at Sl2J0.OJ.
10 De sold as the property Of John II. Smith
ana others, 70 satisfy judgment in favor OF
Henry {. Bum, audn decree In favor OF TacY
Bum, ON an order Of sale issued from the Court
OF Common Pleas Of Jackson county Ohio, and
10 me directed as sheriff, aud Special Master
Commissioner Of said Court.
Terms Of Sale cash on day Of Sale.
Given under my hand this 3lst day Of May
). D. 4S10.
Sheriff Of Jackson Co. o., and 8, ". c. Q. Pleas,
June 2, lS70-5w. Pr sl5 70.
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WEDIOCK

The Basis of CiviISOciety.-EssOys
for Young Men on the honor and happiness of
Marriage, and the evils and dangers of Celebacy,
with sanitary help for the attainment of mans
true position in life Sent free, in sealed envel-
opes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box
Z, Philadelphia, Pa.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

J. +. lowell, Portsmouth, Ohio, of
fers to the Merchants and Furnacemen of jackson
county asuperlor stock of Dry Goods s. Notions,
on terms the most favorable. lyI
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GIRLS WANTED.-Two or three good girls, to- do
house work, can find employment, at fair wages
by inquiring ut this office.
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StraYed.

Taken up by the subscriber, who resides near
the Buckeye School House, in Scioto tp, one
dark brown mare, with star In the forehead
both hind legs white below the knees; little
white on one fore foot; fourteen hands high and
supposed to be four years old.
June 20, 1S70-Sw. IRA RICE
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WIN any preparation restore the hair 10 lts
original color and not inJure 1T Yesi Halls
Vegetable sicilian Hair Remover
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Buckingham's Dye for the Wbiskers-price oO
cts. Manufactured by II. p. Hall Co., Nashua,
NH, w
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
FURNISHED ny CHAs. RHODES, COUNTY RECORDER.
Revenue Stamps AlivGvs on Hand.

Joshua II. Scurlock, administrator, TO John
Buckley-5 acres In Franklin tp.....,.......sl60
William Holland and wife to James w. Holland
II acre In Jackson ..;.,SlO
jeremiah Roach ct alto John Roaoh-quit claim
to acres In Madison tp............"...........Sl
Elenor Edwards TO Sarah ID. Jones-quit claim
to so acres in Jefferson
John Blacltfan and wife TO s. w, Ely, trustee
quit claim TO 400 acres in Jackson tp.......s6O0
John Wade and wife to Isaac Keller-Ij acres In
DclOLO
Il. b. Lodwlck, Receiver, to John Hull--l0 acres
In Bloomfield tp.
James Mault and wife to Robert @. Ralston-In-
Lot in Browns Addition to jackson part
Out-Lot So in south n of Jackson. ....".-....S2O0
Harmon Miller to Alonzo Miller-In-Lot SO in
jamestown n.....................:
John w. Thomas to John Hughes-In-Lot7 In
fOfllanu.... ZOV
Jesse N. Marquis and wtfo TO Board OF Education
OF JacfNbOn '.',s'fsJ
s. w. ELY and wife and S. w. Ely, trustee, to ].
So W.A.Savage-400 acres in jackson tip $1,000
Emily f. Ford to w. L. S. Clark-part 0ut-Lot
Is iii the south "a of Jackson $3.50
David Morgan and wife to ID. d. Morgan, jr-l20
acres IN Madison .",,.S3,J0O
Harrison Wallis and wife to Aaron Henson-40
acres in Bloomfield
Number of mortgages recorded4. Amount Sc
cured 1902.
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We find the following marriage notice in til


Linn County (Kansas) Press;
At Butler, on Sunday, June 5th, at the resi-
dence of James Braggins, by the Rev. w. Hale,
Miss Electa Earle, of Bates Co., Missouri.
Mr.. Whitman was formerly q citizen of Our
county, and is well known among our citizens.
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| SttmuLdnt are
| required. They
| restore the ritdL
| forces in q re-
mnrkd6ie degree,
| and gire tone to
the system.
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Robacps gtOm-
.ROBACK'S S@.:. iii: ;S S;i.:;;: i !: Il; i;
market, possssS
intrinsic merit.
Most Pitfo,.o on

called, are merely pisEipashy stuff, |
sold as a beverage. DR.. R0bacps
Bitters are not q beverage IN any
sense Of tie vord, int contain tho
most epensire drugs kaO,0a 10
science for the radical cure Of
Indigestion and Dyspepsia, and
| for all cases Whe1e a tonic and
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STATISTICS OF JACKSON CoUNTY.-We are in
debted to William s. Baker, Deputy Auditor Of
Jackson county, for the following statistics for
Jackson county, for the year 1869:
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BIRTHS AND DEATHs.-We are indebted to
Judge Evans for the returns ofbirths and deaths
in Jackson county, as made by the township as
SCISSORS. These returns are somewhat incomplete
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B 10 D D

DR.. RobacRs
Blood Pills are
PURIFIER q; ::;s.gf;';5 E& %s.:.; ! !; !!
tactured for a
similar purpose.
--.-------l One trial inra-
ria6ly establishes them as tavoritcs
Nth all tcho use them.
THE reasons aghy DR.. Robacys
Blood Pills should be kept in sv-
cry family are: Because they can
be employed IN all cases where a
family physic" is required, and
are perfectly safe in their admin
istrati0n al all times; Because
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kept By apOhe-
carries an this
country. 4
single trial wiH
convince the most
skeptical Of its
wonderful ratue.
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STOMACH

country and introduced The Sean-
dinarian Blood PURIFIER sipcet
which time Thousands haze BEEN
cured, by lis use, Of ScrofuIa and
other blood diseases. II contains,
besides the Iodids Of Potassa and
Syrup Of StiHingiu, drugs import
ed from S,cedel, for its egpress
manufacture, unknown and moi
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| they are made
! both with and
| sVihout sugar
| coating, thus
adapting them to
the use Of every.
body; Because
Smyrna times., 1870-03-09
Ups and Downs.

TIKI RUESIORG OF SOCIAL LIFEIN LOUISVILLE
l'unng the wa we attended what was termed
IN those days fashionable party. + WAS oIy-
cn hy man III honor Of hi, brautfuldaupLter.
who had just graduated at one of the best
ScmlnarirS in the State He was then thr
owner OF Il handsome mansion. elegantly fur
nlShed, before the door of which stood every
Afternoon an elegant carriage, drawn by "A dash
ing par OF bays and driven 10y yellow boy in
NeiE' HG was doing good business, making
fortune then IN Government contracts.
At the party were the t0u-;hc "uppcr
crust OF society. The man and wife were
happy in seeing such attentions shown th,.i,
favored child by the young ooxcombs" and
fortune hunters who were there. All
was 9al'ty aud fashion. All thai heart couII
drSlIe Tor the welfare OF happiucs, and p!ca,nrc
IN TINS Worid, or oil that money could buy. wa.
to be found under that man root. Th, nar
lorS IN witch were cougrcgatrd the gay :. ads
and Iae>lrs, we've furnished in elegance
grand piano, velvet carpets. lace curtains. rose
wood furniture, costly paintings, massive
chand"hers-ail Spiendor. and their handsome
daughter, Ike beautiful fairy, was the oh
served OF all Observers
The party was over, and time fl W ON. dur
ing which she was courtcd and hattcypd bv
NweIlhead> and visited bv the r.pre,rnta-
came. There was Il t1i}orc Away went for
tune, home horses, carrilge, coxcombs" and
Snoddy, 1t was terrible shock to them.
society had no use for them. Those who
SneW them at the party, knew them no more.
he young fortune hunter who had robbed
uAc glrl OF her affections for the sake of her
iathers aoid, deserted her when her farther
failed, aud She wa, left to >ympathize with her
parents and forget the man or fellow who had
treated her 50 heartlc>>y
he hnet. We Will sum up this bit of bisto-
ry DN stating that the father died two year, 400
Whlr travelling in the South The mother
hVes III the lower part Of the city in a little
brick cottage, the rent of which She paws by
sewing. The young man to whom the danpb-
ter was engaged IS nothing more nor les, than
dead beat upon his parcnt>-a common
!oater, who has been in the workhouse once or
twice and III the station houses no less than
twenty times tor getting drunk
The noble girl Where is she E? YOU would
ask. She did not 90 to ruin as is generally
the case? Oh, no! She has been vorEiaq f,,
Hrtng, and helping to support her widowed
mother We saw her Yesterday on her way to
work with shining bucket in her hand She
looked beautiful There was a pleasant smile
unon her far face, bloom upon her cheek
an brightness in her eyes that all the wealth
and aristocracy in Louisville could not put
there or rob her Of. She looked more hand
some IN our eyes than she did at her first grand
reception, surrounded by luxury and courted
by tattery. We made bold to inquire = how
she was getting along in lite ~ Her reply
was: " am mhiDg cnre Of motIcr, and rGs
R"rcr L0Ppjcr IN mY Htc" We parted. Nav
she live life of labor and love, and die as She
has lived-a Christianz-iS our best wish for
her who takes care ofkmother and was never
happier in her life. '-LouSrdic SIN.