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Thirty Deadly Poisons,

according to the "Journ al of Chemistry" are
sold in tn is market TO change the color of the
hair. The Medical Gazette" says that they are
worthless as dyes, and that their sale ia a
"cRrME" The proprietors dare not submit them
to chemical analysis. ' E.fNA fE
Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye. 7
on the contrary, has been ODalyzed by Professor
Chiffon, the great analytical chemist, and pro-
nounced absolutely harmless, us well as efficient
See his wriHen certificate, at Cristadoro's Astor
House, New York.
CRISTADORO'S HAIR PRESERVATTyE, as
Dressing, acts like charm on the Hair after
Dyeing. Try it, Feb.17, '7O-1m,
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To Consumptives.

THE Advertiser, having been restored to
health in a few weeks, by very simple
remedy after having suffered several years with
severe lung affection, and that dread disease
Consumption-is anxious. to make known to his
fellow-sullerers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send q copy of
the prescription used Gree OF Charge, with the
directions for preparing and using the same,
which they will Gud SURE Cure FOR Coz
SUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRoYcHITIs, etc, The OBJ
ject of tho advertiser in sending the Prescription
is 10 benefit the afflicted, and spread information
which he conceiyes to be invaluable; and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as it
ill cost them nothing, and may prove bless.
ing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address REv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
Nov. 19, 1S69-m9.
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COURT PROCEEDINGS IN EARLY
Fr TYA[ES,

April Term, 1917, continued, Tuesday, April
Sths Nottingham Mercer VS.. Hugh Gilliland.
Assault and Battery. Jury Trial. The fol-
loSinx persons composed the jury: William
Hove, John McGhce, William Crabtrce, SAM
uel Mcclure, Andrew Donally, Horace Peny,
Andrew Boggs, Joseph Armstrong, john Stock
ham, Zephaniah Brown, David Watson, and
Vincent soathard, Verdict for plaintiff for six
dollars.
william Howe appointed administrator of
Jesse Hove Bond $780, Joseph W. Ross and
George Mooney surcties.
John Morrow va. Solomon Phillips. Injunc-
ton allowed.
Hugh Poor granted license to keep tavern in
Bloomfield township, -- .a
Peter Apple and Company granted license to
yend HI6kcbAndise. 'a.t ..
Ordered that Prosecuting Attorney receive
e25 % f0f his services.
State Of Ohio VS.. William Howe. Indictment
for selling liquor without license. Plea guilty.
FinedstWO dollars. 30 80
stafe.of Ohio VS.. Hugh Poor. Selling liquor
wilhOntblieense. Plea guilty. Fined two dol
lars. - sa.,,
Joseph Armstrong entered into bond as Di-
rcctohS ot The Town of Jackson, in the sum of
ten thousand dollars, with John Stephenson,
Emanuel TIaxler, Robert G. Hanna and Andrew
BOggs as sureties.
Stale OF Ohio VS.. VIM. Reed. Assault and
Battery Defendant recognized to next term.
Thomas Scott We. Peter Bum and John Dun
can. Appeal. Plaintiff made default. Judg-
ment for costs nga ainst plaintiff,
Jacob Lee vs. Walter Murdoch and William
HOllinshead Appeal docketed. Douglass for
plaintiff.
James w. Gustin VS.. james lollinshead APP
peal doeketed. Clough for plaintiff
Grand Jury returned three indictments.
wednesday, Aprll0, 1917. State of Ohio VS..
Abraham Welsh Defend ant recognized to next
term, $50,
State of Ohio ys. Peter Marshall. Same entry.
gane, Ss. Nathan Reder. Same entry.
Court adjourned W ithout day.
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FIRE.-About four O'Clock on last
Sunday morning. the building occupied by D.
W. Wnfough as a saddler shop, and by s. IL.
Vinson as grocery and provis ion store, was
burned. 1t wOs situated directly across Main
Street from the Court House. 1t was one
story frame building, worth about $780, No
in surancc on the building. Mr.. Winfough's
loss is about $50, Mr.. Vinson lost his entire
stock, worth some $1,000 There was an in
Suranee on his goods of 5000. The building was
owned by D. W. Winfough and VIM. B. Steele.
Mr.. Wlnfough had shop burned on the same
lot at the great fire in 1860, when the Court
House was burned.
The brick building where the Postofice was
formerly kept, owned by Mrs. Stephenson and
the brick building owned an d occupied by John
schweitzer, were in great danger, the burning
building being situated between them. They
were somewhat injured
How the fire originated Is not known.
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AT the election for justice of the
peace in this Qicl) township, on Wednesday of
last week, there were 468 votes polled. OF
these, D. W. Winfough, Republican, received
274. and Elihu johnson, Democrat, 1873. Win
fough's maj ajority, 81. One blank vote, and five
for Dick Grant, Democratic negro.
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5R& ca SRDa Da&RmR
EARM FOR SALE.

The owner. not wishing to farm or kSsF
house, offers bis fine fruit farm again for sale.
consisting OF 240 acres, so or 30 acres iAproVed.
ten acres of orchard, choice peaches, aud about
60 apple trees, good barn and all Other out
buildings, Usually found Oh coed farm. Plenty
of stock water The above farm will Be ssid
very cheap for all cash, or oneshalf dsWh aud
the ba lance in payments, If desired. The ahpve
farm is situated two miles south OF Il. a C. Z.
r.. Raysville Station. Jackson county, OhIe
Per'ons wishing TO buy would do we'll 10 sall
md see it. For further particulars Call on D.
Msckley, who will show the plat, or % the
owner. who will show the land.
janis. '70-Gm. ROBERT MASON,
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TIE following are the proceedings in

Tie following are the proceedings in
the Probate Court of Jackson county for the week
ending on Saturday last:
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Robert H. Imler and Drusilla Throckmorton.
Jacob Umpleby and Mary e, West.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Application made for admission of John Brun-
ton, and insane person, to Longview Lunatic
Asylum. Reply received that patient could be
admitted.
State Of Ohio, on relation OF G. K. Crumit vs.
Catharine Potts Settled and ismissed.
Order made to dispense with jury at next
criminal term.
In the case of W. X. Hastings, adm inlst traitor
of Isaac NJ. Long VS.. Adam W Long and Others,
order for assignment of dover and appraisement
IN ade. r.,.... ...- ....r
Three accounts filed, One sale bill filed,
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PAcKARD's MoNTHLY.-Last week we
spoke about the failure ofthe February number
Of this excellent Magazine to arrive On Sat-
urday we received 1t, and it is one of the best
numbers yet issued. We have read several arti-
cles with much interest, and intend to read all of
them. Published by s. s. Packard, New York,
~ 90 90 nor vear
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There will be a petition presented to the Com
missioners OF jackson County, Ohio, at their
next regular session. on the first Monday in
March, 1870, asking for the establishment ofla
county road, as followsi Commencing at the
Chillcothe Road At the mouth of the lone near
the dwell ing house Of Samuel Bierly IN Liberty
known as the old road through said Bierlys
farm thence along said old track until 1t inter-
Sects the county road leading from said Chilli
coLhe road to the State ROAD leading from Jack
son town to Pikcton, and known as the Jackson
and Piketon road. -
Feb 8, ,70--bvA s2yuW PETITIONERS.
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INsURANcE.-Mrs. Stephenson had
policy Of insurance on her house, In the PhGnix
Co., which policy expired at noon on Inst Sat-
urday. Fortunately for her, she had it renewed
in time, and on Sunday morning her house was
injured by the fire 10 the amount Of about s1O0.
which was promptly adjusted by Mfr. Chapman,
the agent OF the company in this place.
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PREMIUM CHESTER WHITE Pies.

DURE Blood Short Horn, Durham, } Devon,
4 Alderney and AYRSHIRE Calves Merino.
Southdown and COtswold Sheep, Cas- hmere
GOats, Imported Suffolk, Essex Berkshire and
Seton Pigs and all Choice Breeds of Poultry for
sale.
Send for Circulars and Prices. Address
~ P. BOYER &. CO..
jan.20-5m Parkesburg, Chester Co., Pa
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II our. friends will use preparations
for restoring gray hair they should use the best
in themarket. Our attention has already been
called to an article which has On extensive sale
and very high reputation, known as Rings
Vegetable Ambrosiu, and we are inclined to
think that It possesses more desirable and less
Objectionable qualities than any other in the mar
ket. II restores gray or faded hair to its origin
al color in most remarkable manner, and by
its ,inylgoratlng and soothing properties re-
moves oil dandruG and humors from the scalp.
GivO It fair trial and you cannot fail SO like IL.
Te10&:i
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IT is said that the Catholics have
purchased the fine lot between Bunn's Mill and
the Presbyterian Church, and will build q
church upon it. 1t will be beautiful location
for q church.
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LOST on last Friday night, between
the NJ. E. Church and DR.. Millers Drug Store,
one SIBERIAN SQUIRREL FUR COLLAR, medium
size. Any one returning the same to this Office,
will receive liberal reward
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Mr.. JoHN SCuwEITzER desires us to
say that he returns his grateful thUnks to his
neighbors, and the people Of Jackson generally,
for their success ful efforts in saving his house
and goods at the fire on last Sunday morning.
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Books for Farmers and StOch.
Breeders,
Jan 27,7O-tf

Bound Volumes Of the American Stock Journal,
for 1868 containing 3s4 large double column
pages, sent post paid for. Or...............s1.50 so
Bound Volumes Of the American Stock Journal
for 1869, containing 3S4 pages, sent post paid
for. r...................... 80
The Dalrymanis Manual sent post paid for. .25 cts
The Horsemaus' Manual, - ..25" -
The Hog Breeders Manual, f." ..25
The Sheep Breeders Manual. d" rs"
The Poultry Breeders Manual " ..25"
The whole five Manuals sent post paid to one
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Agents wanted TO whom liberal inducements
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.... N. P. BOYER s. Co.. Publishers.
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How The fire originated is not known.

DRUG SToREs.-It is known by look
ing at our advertising columns, that there are
three Drng Stores in Jackson-M Miller's Mona
hans and MOntgomcFys. Mr.. Montgomery
commenced business some months ago, and by
closc attention to business judcious advertising,
and by keeping only the best articles, and selling
them at only small advance he is succeeding
fully as well as he anticipated. He keeps full
stock constantly ca hand, and anything can be
had there that is usually found in frst-class
retail Drug Stores. He, Is fully prepared to fill
prescriptions, or furnish materials for the build
er, such as paints, oils glass &c. The farmer
can also get his dye stulTs, and every Article
needed in the country &c. Musical instruments
always on hand, and especial attention given to
the selec tion md sale of family organs, at the
smallest living advance on first cost.
Call at this cstabl shment when you are in
town. 1t is in the Grafton Block, across the
street from the PoslofIlce.
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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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VIZ acknowledge the receipt of a
pass from J. Durand ESQ.,, of the little Miami
Railroad, to attend the editor ial convention at
Springfield this week.
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ID DAD NOTICE.

There will be petition presented TO the CaM,
missiOners of Jackson county, Ohio, at thsir
March meeti ng. 1870. nsking them to appoint
viewers to view and lay out county road, com.
IN encing at white oak tree on the line between
the lands Of Samuel Jacobs and Gilbert Weed,
in franklin township, at the road running from
F our-Alile to Grahamsyille; said rood 10 ruA
North On the line between S. Jacobs and 6.
Weed a few rod north Of the northwest corner
of G. Weeds land thence northwest through
the Ian Of Samuel Jacobs to q dead white oak
tree, northeast of the house OF j. Q. Jacobs;
theme northwest to the line between the landa
of Samuel Jacobs and William Howard, 8 few
Iods northwest Of gate thence the nearest
nd best route to the end of the lane near the
stabl Of William Howard thence west 10 tAe
township road in Scloto township; thence the
nearest and best route to the line between he
lands of William Howard and James Plummrs
thence north along said line TO the sonth-saAb
corner of William HAYS meadow; thence west
to the southwest corne of said meadow; ;thsnot
north to the road leading from Oak I'D T.
Beaver a PETITIONER
Jan 81 '7G-5w n u
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]. F. lowell, Portsmouth, Ohio, Of
Esfs to the Merchants and Furnacemen of Jackson
eOunty superior stock of Dry Goods & Notions,
on terms the most favorable. lyl
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SPECIAL NoTlCE. persons indebt-
ed to me are requested to call and settle up their
accounts as soon as possible, as wish to square
up my Books as iar as can ard start out anew
o. G. MILLER.
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SOME len days ago Mr.. E. Ruff had a
lot of leather stolen from his tannery in this
place.
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Mr.. S. H. VINsoN, whose grocery
was destroyed by fire on last Sunday morning,
is very low with typhoid fever.
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TRANsFEBg or REAL EgTATE,
gUaNIsMED nY oIiAH RnoDEs, ooUNrY REcohDEI

yURSisHED ny cliAsRnODEs, COUNTY REcohDEn.
Wesley Claypool And wife to Philip G. Grinin ct
al -874 acres In Jackson tp.......1...FSl,0 1856
Abner Wesson 10 Lorenzo Wcsson-quit claim
10 874 acres In Jackson Up. S7S0
Lorenzo Wesson and wife Philip g. GrifIin-qult
claim to 874 acres In Jackson tp.......S u 900
John Llnchan and wife to z. G. Grlffin-8G acre s
III jackson tp..,............,....... Sl15
John Canter TO Margaret j. Abram--SG acres In
Hamilton Up ,,.,,,...,..............,S ", ,OOO
John Canter 10 Sarah A. Daugherty--36 acres in
Hamilton p........................ 700
w. H. II. Brown and wife to William Brown
1871 acres in franklin tp. $3.50
Thomas Louch ard wife to Richard J. Mcclure
part of In. Lot 80 In jackson. ). ...... 1900
VIM. A. Hanna and wife to Robe rt j. Simpson
AZ acres in Liberty tp. p.......".........S6 S630
Eli Moore and wife to Edward Carr-AIn- Lot 60
IN JnckSon. ......... .....,..............TfO TfOO
John NJ. Smith and wife to George w. Barlow
quit claim to l4E acres s. s. X. land in
Ffhnkhn Up '...,................... $oOO
John Campbell ct al. to John H. Lewis trustee
-4O acres In Madison tp........,... $1,000
Robert c. Lucas, gurdian to Ephraim Parmiter
so acres in Milton township and 1872 acres In
washington ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. HS9o0
j. NJ. Sheridan and wife to F. II. Miller ct al
40 acres IN Liberty Up. ...................S6OO
John Canter, Sen., to Julina Crabtree-44 acres
IN Hamilton Observation-Disclosures. 900
GersOn David ct oil. to L. w. French--Lot 13 In
ID. Hcffmans Addition to jackson. ...@2, 900
John NJ. SIN ith and wife to Frances Powers--6S
acres s. s. R. land in Franklin tp..... 81 900
James Mcclure and wife to Trustees Christian
Union Church, acre in Liberty tp. ......$25
John ]. Jones and wife to Jane e Jones--Out-
Lots %. 20 and 2G in Jones g. Peters Addition
to Portland. 1886
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WE have received another Install
men of that great work, zells Encyclopedia,
reaching from 104 to 108.