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FARRAR-LOYD.

Asa Farrar, Republican candidate for
Recorder, is man of pure character,
and we think he has not an enemy in
the county. He knows all about the
duties of the Office, having written in the
office for his father when he was Re
corder, and before he (Asa) went into
the army. He volunteered when quite
young. He was good soldier and was
wounded in battle.
g. w. Lloyd. Democratic candidate for
the same Office, is son Of James II. Loyd,
of Oak Hill. Mr. Lloyd is said to be a
young man of good character, but not
very well qualified for the place. He is
said to be of backward, retiring dispo-
sition, and has made but few friends or
acquaintances over the county. As he is
but little over twenty-one, and has never
rendered any service to his country or
his party, we do not know what claims
he has on either for office. We are not
personally acquainted with Mr.. LLOYD,
but those who know him inform US that
he is quiet, inoffensive young man, and
no one has ever charged him with any
thing amiss. But we think Mr.. Farrar
is the better qualified for the office, and
is more deserving, having been rendered
unable to perform manuel labor in con-
sequence of his wound, received when
discharging his duty as soldier in de-
fense of our country.
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LEO MILLER.

This gentleman came to our Office on
Monday, and took his card sent us last
week, and substituted the one which will
be seen in the paper to-day. He attacks
Harvey Wells, r. S. Wilcox and others.
Mr.. Wells is not the man who told us
aboas Miller getting Thurman's money.
Mr.. Wilcox says he is willing to make
affidavit to the truth of his statement
which Miller denies. In question of
veracity between a citizen of the charac-
ter of r. S. Wilcox, and an unknown in
terloper from New York, like this man
Miller, the people will not hesitate how
to decide That this mercenary is hired
with Democratic funds, no rt tasonable
man can doubt.
In his first card Miller said that he got
$3.50 for ten lectures in jackson county,
but that he had often got that much for
three lectures for the Republican party
We suppose he would lecture for the
rum-sellers or the Ku-Klux for $5 per
night. And such is the man who has
been imported from New York to lecture
three weeks in Jackson county against
the Eepublican party
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MONAHAN-HARRIsON-sCoTT.

/. L. Monahan, Democratic candidate
for Representative, is in many respects a
good sort of man. He is kindhearted
friend and neighbor, and is always secia-
bic and agreeable. But he is almost as
wild in his political opinions as George
Francis Train or Private Dalzell. He
has mania for speaking and writing,
and if he were in the Legislature he
would cost the people at least ten thou
sand dollars unnecessarily. \ Democrat
recently asked us what were the daily
expenses of the Legislature. We told
per day. Does any one who knows 1. T.
believe that he would not fool away at
least ten days in useless talk and gabble?
DR.. Monahan has ever been quarreling
and fussing with his party associates,
and they have often hoped, but hoped in
vain, that they could get rid of him.
Like the old man of the sea, in the story
of Sinbad, he keeps astride of the neck of
the party, and will choke it down this
fall sure.
Z puOllSH llllS week some Demo
cratic testimony as to the honesty of DIR.
]. T., and the trouble he has been making
at this place. We admit that the au-
thority is rather scaly; but we give it for
what it is worth. We make no charge of
dishonesty or rascality against the DR.
In his dealings with us he has always
been honest Then look to the evidence.
and whatever that may establish, he
must submit to-
Mr.. Harrison, as all admit, is a young
man every way worthy. He has no ugly
record, and has never been accused of
any thing wrong. He is hard worker
and he would fool away no time in the
Legislature in gassy speeches
Mr.. Scott is frstrate young man, but
he has no hopes OF being elected, and it
is waste of time to speak of him Every
Republican vote cast for him is in the
interest of Monahan
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IGNORANCE.

The carica lures of the Prohibitionists,
as seen in the various letters of Eli
Backus, are appropriate. They set out
to reform the laws, when theya are utterly
ignorant of the first principles of the con-
stitution of the State
On Tuesday, Winfield Scott. their can
didate for Representative, and Rev. D.
Morgan, their stumper, together with G.
W. Fry and R. Burden, got 1000 tickets
printed at our office, with the name of
r. n. Davey of Ironton for State Senator.
Mr.. Davey has resided in Lawrence
county for ten or twelve years, and Law
renee is not in this Senatorial district.
Article 2, Sec. =, of the constitution of
Ohio says:
Senators and representatives shall
have resided in their respective counties,
or districts, one year next preceding
their election, unless they shall have
been absent on the public business of the
United States, or of this State.
when ignorance is bliss It's folly to be
wise"
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WATSON HOUSE.

When in Cincinnati last week we stop
ped at the Watson House, corner of
Third and Broadway James Watson
formerly of the Henrie House, has rented
this building, and has been carrying it
on for month. Mr.. Watson is we'll
known to many of our citizens, having at
one time been sole owner of Orange Fur
mace, at this place. Mr.. Watson keeps a
firstrate hotel, and only charges 81, 90 per
day. Everything is eatand clean, pro-
visions are abundant, and well prepared,
and Mr.. Watson makes his guests feel at
home. He informed US that he had been
in the hotel business twenty years, hay
wing been landlord at the Henrie sixteen
years. He says he will not sell drop Of
liquor If persons who want to get a
drink stop with him, there are places
near where they can get it, but he will
not have it on his premises for sale.
Persons going from this county to
Cincinnati, and who want to stop at
good, orderly house, and be well pro-
vided for, and save money, should inquire
for the Watson House. You can go up
Plum Street, one square back from the
Depot, to Third Street, then turn square
to the right, and go up Third Street
until you see the words Watson House"
in large letters, on the building, o short
distance above the Henrie House.
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As we came up from Cincinnati last
Friday, Senator Allen and j. H. Putnam
of Chillicothe were on the train, and we
sat next seat to them all the way from
Cincinnati to Chillicothe. We observed
Mr.. Allen all the way, to see whether he
appeared to be failing from age, as there
il so much said about his extreme age
Mr.. Allen is not quite 81. He is tall and
Straight, and does not look old, except
the whiteness of his hair His head is
well covered with hair of pure white.
We noticed that his hands trembled very
much. He would frequently have a
handkerchief in his hand, and then we
noticed his hand trembling. Once he
took pinch of snuff, and it was with
considerable difficulty that he got the
snuff to his nose. Mr.. Allen told US that
he had been travelling and speaking for
three weeks. and he stood it very we'll
indeed
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BALDRIDGR-RpoTH.

s p Baldridge, Republican candidate
FOR Auditor. is as we'll qualified for the
place as any man in the county He
was good soldier, and his comrades all
speak of him in the highest terms
j R. Booth, his Democratic opponent,
Is also well qualified for the place, and
has made fair Auditor We here pub
liely thank Mr.. Booth for the many
.courtesies he has extended to us since
he has been in office
Mr.. Booth is an intense partisan, and
during the war he was Democrat of the
most bitter copperhead stripe. When 1.
T. Monahan was nominated for the Leg.
islature, Mr. Booth refused to go before
the convention, and utterly refused to
make the pledge to support the Demo
cratic ticket. But we learn that he is
secretly working for the Office, begging
Republican votes, as he was elected two
years ago by Republican votes.
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BRING OUT THAT FLAG.

Senator Allen viii speak at Hamden on
Thursday of this week.
Now let the Democracy Of Jackson
bring out that white flag. In the fall of
1864, they took that flag on the train to
Fallandigham meeting at Hamden.
That flag was carried in 1864 as an evil
denee of the desire of the Democracy to
surrender to the rebels in arms. That
was a year or two after the time when
DR.. /. I. Mohahan kept butternut breast
pins for sale a. his drug store, as an indi-
cation of his sympathy with armed
traitors
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In 1867 we had Bourbon reaction in
Ohio, and the Democratic party obtained
a majority in both branches of the Legis-
lature. From the promises the leaders
and press of the party had made daring
the canvass, the people had reason to ex-
pect from it great reduction of public
expenditures, and especially of taxation.
How these promises were redeemed can
be made to appear in few words The
taxes for all purposes, in Ohio, in 1867,
were $40, ,253,6l In 1868, after the
Democratic Legislature had retrenehed
they rose to SIC. .4S9, l4S. In 1869. after
the Democracy had still further re-
trenched, the amount was So, ,232, ,S77.
Here then was an increase of 81 ,979 262
in Ohio taxation after two years of Dem
oeratic retrenchment The reform We
would gs1 INN IN EaEa mn ths sSnsEiment of
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LAST WORDS.

We have spoken elsewhere of some of
the candidates, and had intended to
speak of all of them in detail but we
have been confined to our bed with sick
ness, and can not say all we intended to
say.
We challenge any party to show men
of better character than those on the Re
publican ticket. Go to the polls, every
Republican, and do your duty, by voting
the entire ticket Send in the returns
the night of the election, and we will be
able to publish another triumph of the
right next week
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Two years ago the Democracy raised a
howl that Gov. Noyes, while holding the
Office of Probate Judge of Hamilton
county, had charged Illegal fees. 1t was
then shown that the charge was false
The same old howl was started this fall
and now the Democratic officials have
brought suit against the Governor, for
these pretended overcharges. This is
the lowest and meanest trick that has
been resorted to by the Democracy yet.
OF course no one expects ever to hear of
this suit after the election.
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Jackson C. H. Ohio, Oct. G, 1S7
70 the Editor ftke Standard /.

To the Editor at tie Standard:
l noticed in the last issue of yourpaper
a card from the pen of Mr.. Scott, requir-
ing R. S. Wilcox to produce his authori-
ty for some remarks he had made in ref
erence to SCOTS intention to vote for
Thurman if he (Scott) should be elected.
l was present when Mr.. Wilcox received
his information on the subject. He re-
ceived it from q conversation with Leo
Miller, at the jackson House, on the
evening that he lectured at Hamden
l am satisfied that Mr.. Wilcox is cor
rect in his statements. r. NJ STEELE.
Hamden, Ohio, October 6, 1878 8
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NURSERY.
Established in 1854.

We would respectfully invite the attention ,,, o,
we shall offer for sale during the FAN trade the
loruest and best selection OF Fruit ana OrnH-
mental frees and shrubs, ever offered in South
ern Ohio, at Wholesale and Retail Sonslsn,ng
of Apple, Pear Plum, Cherry, feach, Nee.anin.s' N..
AnricotS Ounce, FilhertS, spanish Chestnuts,
Grape Vines osage Orange Plants, RhnoaTS n,9r 1E
rants Gooseberries, Raspberries, Blaekberries'
Strawberrles, Roses, Dahlias, Gladiolusscs, Hy-
ncinths, Tulips Chrissa nthemumS &c.
catalogues furnisffed on application.
Ad,lress your orders to j. NJ. KERR s CO., on
C. N. PALMER 4 CO., Gallipoliss ONO.
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I. T. Takes Nothing Back

To the Editor fthe Standard.
1t is said that a drowning man will C;
straw. There are number OF straw
STANDARD of this week. Now if the I
Jackson county believe that | am 81 d
man, then they ought no to vote for !
If they believe this clap-trap in your !
is gotten up for the purpose of defe
honest man, who will look after the loc
est of the county, then the people oug
buke the party who would resort to sue
ures by casting their votes accordingly
this l kindly thank you for all your IL
permitting me to make my views know
people through your paper. And il Z
promise TO keep you ana your read,
posted il All Tie doing o. the Laglslatu
!. +. MONA
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We have received the second number
of the Carthage Advance, published at
Carthage, Missouri. On the margin are
these words, written in pencil: "a paper
we are not ashamed of. Compliments of
Jasper A. Smith
We think no one need be ashamed of
such paper. 1t is beautifully printed
and ably edited. We have selected an
~ tio.e from il for this weeks issue.
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prof j. H. Boley made balloon as
cension at Wapello, Iowa, Sept. 25th,
and when about fifteen hundred feet
high. and hanging by his hands to hor-
izontal bar, the canvass burned from the
hoop, and the Professor fell, driving his
legs into the ground to his knees. being
instantly killed Next
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Thoroughbred. A fine lot on hand. Their
Parents were Imported In 1871, from Mr.. Hum
fries England, that carried of the first prizes at
The Provincial and London Shows last year.
They are the Finest aud PureGt breed OF Logs
on the Continents. Also, Durham Calves, Cots
void Sheep and leading varieties OF Fowls
CAIl or or address, G. N. PALMER
sopt. 10, 'T3-2ln GauipJais, O6So.
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I. 7. NJ. says we will not believe any,
thing Irve DUNCAN may say about the
school book grab. All true, Dr., but we
must believe what such men as Isaac
Brown have to say about that little mat
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We have again received the Mute's
Chronicle, published at the Deaf and
Dumb Asylum, Columbus The Chronicle
says there will be about 375 at the Asy-
lum during the present session.
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LEGAL.
SHERIFF's PROCLAMATION.

SHERIFFis OFFICE,
JAcErsoE COUNTY, ONO.
septenftser 95 1873.
TO the Qualified Voters of Jackson t5ttiiy, Ohio (
WHEREAS, BY the Laws of Ohio regulating elec-
tiOnS, il is required of the Sheriff of his Coun-
ty to give notice before the time of holding a
general election, by Proclamation throughout
tion shall BE hoIaeni
In pursuance of such requistion, /, ROBERT
w. HUBBARD, Sheriff OF jackson county,
Ohio, do hereby proclaim and make known
that the
Second Tuesday in October, A. ID. 1873,
Being the lIth dag If eaid month, is. by the
Constitution and Laws of Ohio, appointed ths
day which the qualified electors of Jackson
county are notified to meet in their respective
townships, at their usual or proper places des-
ignated tor holding elections, between the
in the afternoon of said day, and then and there
proceed to vote by ballot for the following Off
Stats OFFICERS.
One person TO serve as Governor Of the state Of
Ohio.
One person to serve as Lieutenant Governor of
the State of Ohio.
One person to serve as Treasurer of the State of
Ohio.
ury of the State of Ohio.
One person to serve as Judge of Supreme Cotrt
One person to serve as Judge of Supreme Court
short term ofthe State of Ohio.
State of Ohio.
One person to serFe as Member Board of Public
Works of the State of Ohio.
DISTRICT OFFICERS.
One person to serve as Senator of Seventh Dis
trict of the State of Ohio, said District being
composed of the counties of Adams, Scioto
Pike and jackson.
One person to serve as Judge of the Court of
Common Pleas for the I'd subdivision of the
7th Judicial District of the State of Ohio COM
posed of the counties of Scioto, Lawrence,
jackson, Vinton and Pike.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
One person to serve as Representative of Jack.
son county.
One person to serve as Auditor of Jackson
county.
county.
One person to serve as Commissioner of Jackson
County.
One person to serve as Recorder of jackson
county.
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The devil is to pay in Scioto county
The Treasurer, Charles Slavens, has been
loaning the public money, and now he is
about thirty thousand dollars short of
funds
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CHER1FF's SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Nathaniel Wilson

Nathaniel Wilson
vs..
Samuel Pickens and John Swain.
Notice is hereby given, that viii offer for
sale at public auction, at the door of the Court
House in Jackson, ON
Saturday, October e5tIl, 4. ID. 1873,
at one O'Clock p. NJ. of said day, :iie following
real estate tO-wit:
The north west quarter of the north east quar-
ter of section number eleven III, township
number eight (S), range number nineteen (i9),
containing forty acres, said lands situate in
Jackson cot1nty. Ohio, and subject TO sale at
Chiliicothe, Ohio. Also, the north west quarter
of the north east quarter, and the south east
quarter of the north west quarter. of section
number two ~, in township number eight (S).
range number nineteen (l9l, containing Al and
GS-l00 acres; and also part of the north east
quart of the north west quarter of section
number two o. township number eight (S},
range number nineteen (9l, beginning at the
three rods and a half to the Railroad line,
thence running west along the railroad line
- . . sycamore on the bank of the
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The STANDARD will not go to press next
week until Thursday, as we desire to get
as many election returns as possible be-
fore we go to press
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We have received several numbers of
the the Nelsonville Miner, very neat
Democratic paper. recently started at
Nelsonville.
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Louis w. Brown of Athens walked out
of an upper window, while he was asleep,
and the fall upon the pavement caused
injuries which resulted in his death.
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Tom. Murphy, formerly of this place,
fell in gutter at the "St Charles Ex-
change" Portsmouth, and broke his leg
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NORTH WESTERN NORMAL SC'ssl5
REPUBLIC, SENECA CO. o. al

Finite, term commences AOceni6er %, lS7ster
This institution affords, at lower rauIs
boarding and tuition Than any other Grif
ton i'll the West, the most st PER Oradi
VANTAGFS 10 the following named E. Fl
/. Teachers in common schools. ,. Teasrpp
graded schools, high schools or acadeIlupp
ThOsc desiring a general literary tThol
1flaI,taf ~ any Hing i'll life. ken
Time. HcGIfh and money Sdred Iitt
for the gllasseS! Every lady or gtltti, m
u citing to ATTEND SCHOOL This "
S .oliid send for our 10 page call.nSur. \.
O.-t 9-i.n 7. FRAI-E RICHARD, Pc
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DR.. B. F. Cory has retired from the
Ironton Commercial as editor, and that
paper is now ranting Democratic con-
Germ.
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Sarah GiIland recovered verdict from
an Ironton jury for s., 900 against Adolph
Miller, under the Adair liquor law
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vote llsfaisg.4ttiEE.e!! 80 doing you
will secure coed officer in several re-
spects-a man of integrity, a scholar, and
an honest mana person well qualified
to fill the duties of the office, 10 the
credit of the county. and its voters. Turn
out and vote for Capt. Baldridge.
W c. Jones,
Late member of Co. A, 9lst O.. V. /.
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REPUBLICAN TICKET.

The SteubenYille Nsars has bought the
Herald of that place, and the two papers
will be consolidated.
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roRrs MourH p1sTRIcr.
\ 'vtS-Wheelersburgh. D.StorerI

The understand desires to inform the public
that he has lust received the largest stock OF
goods that lie has ever brought 70 Portland con
Sisting of Dry Goods Clothing, Boots an4ShnfaG
Hats and Caps, Groceries, Queensw "A
ware, &c Ycu viii ind al this hou 3
| est assortment of desirable Dress 600 :!isi
| Teams and Fiannels, Custom Made CIothing,
| Custom Made Boots and Shoes, Choice Teas ana
other C,rocpries of any house in this part OF the
! country. The purchase Of our entire stock pc
| ing made for CASH, since the financial ciasn
| in New York. gives us the advantage tnat
| usually follows In reduction OF prices. We VIII
| be nleIscd 10 see all old friends, and invite
| Others who have not been dealing with Us here
totnft to call and examine our stock and prices
before purchasing elsewhere, feeling assured
! tii'' ~ van ~ w. + E,IDVT RID JONES
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II H Il
Crown Wringe

The cheapest and best in the market. WRe:
ID truly self-adiusting. Special Induca
to washing Machine Agents ana thesol
- Trade Liberal terms. agents Va
- Circular. AMERICAS MAAt
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Apportionment of Jurors.

And the Trustees of the several townships III
said county of Jackson, are hereby notified that
the following number of Jurors are apportioned
to their townships respectively, and that they
are required to select the said number, and
make return thereof to the Clerk of the Court
of Common Pleas, tOgether with the Poll Books:
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Jay, of the
er Canada,
lied against
\. u. 1873,
hin and Tot
of Ohio. by
.lg, wherein
ition of the
of Jackson,
south west
/ of section
cr six (6N, in
5liiig thirty
that Mt the
ohm AfcCul-
IrtitiOn may
Us fully X
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receiV-
to its
laTactSr
MS COM
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TAR CAMP d
Mr. NfACKLEY
traitors.

I have consulted Il
in veFions parts OF the county, and 4
mined TO make one last appeal 10
of prohibition who still linger in til
can camp. Oh friends, of what avl
efforts, our ink poured out like
tears even our fervent prayers If vol
tate. shall sgmpdthizipg ,frtends seIj
quent and aqueous. Les Miller III
The English of i'll at vast expense, an
remain in the bonds of iniquiIy? do
an Angel TO come next? or what W;
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Ed .

Herbs.
iced in
prevail.
range
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Methodist Episcopal Conference.

i APPoINTaENTs OF THE OHIO ANNUAL CoNFER-
ENCE, OF THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
HELD AT ATHENS, OHIO, SEPTEMBER p, 1873.
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A Card.
IIIEHI UI
bly,. beof

The members Of the I'd Baptist Church, return
thanks TO the citizens of Jackson for the liberal
rHFqas - m NesFg NF MaH FsEairHslis iSl behalf of
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ter. Ger
rrhos. Wishing to examine the tur meet
can have the chance to do 50 by adGiated, OF
NJ IACpl
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ties and
T.! with
BUS FE-
srIESS-
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Slloul-
: in the
ell art,
.lliency,
Ilicii are