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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-08-15

Best FIVE pounds or over Of Comb Honey, sc
I'd best five pounds or over of Comb Honey 25
Best five pounds or over of Strained Honey sc
I'd best FIVE pounds or of Strained Honey 2s
Best half gallon Sorghum Molasses, sc
I'd best half gallon Sorghum Moasses, ri
Best half gallon Maple Molasses, sc
I'd best half gallon Maple Molasses, 81
Best loaf of Wheat Bread, salt raising, sc
I'd best loaf of Wheat Bread, salt raising, q
Best loaf of Wheat Bread, hop yeast sc
I'd best loaf of Wheat Bread, hop yeast .;
Best ar Peach Preserves, 2;
I'd best jar Peach Preserves, Il
Best Jar Plumb Preserves, q
I'd best jar Plumb Preserves Il
Best jar Strawberry Preserves, .;
I'd best jar Strawberry Preserves, Il
Best jar Raspberry Preserves ?;
I'd best jar Raspberry Preserves, Il
Best jar Currant jelly 2s
I'd best jar Currant Jelly, l.
Best hermetical can of Fruit for each kind exhib.
tied, 81
ID best hermetical can of Fruit for each kind ex-
hibted II
Best sample of Dried Fruit of one pound or more,
Tor each variety, %
more, for each variety, 10
Best bottle Grape Wine, %
I'd best bottle Grape Wine 10
Best bottle Blackberry Wine, %
I'd best bottle Blackberry Wine, IL
Best bottle Currant Wine, %
I'd best bottle Currant Wine, IL
Best bottle Cherry Wine, %
I'd best bottle Cherry Wine Is
Best or jar Cucumber Pickles, %
I'd best or jar Cucumber Pickles IL
Best jar mixed Pickles, %
I'd best can or ar mixed Pickles, Ii
best can Tomato Catsup, %
ID best can Tomato Catsup, IL
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-08-15

AClergyman, while residing in South America.
as missionary, discovered safe AMI simple rem
edy for the Cure of Nervous Weakness, Early
Decay, Disease OF the Urinary and Seminal
Organs. and the whole train of disorders
brought on by baneful aud vicious habits.
Great numbers have been cured by this noble
remedy. Prompted by a desire to benefit the
afflicted anl unfortunate, Will send the recipe
Tor preparing and using this medicine. in
sealed envelope to any one who needs It, Free
Of Chdrge. Address, JOSEPH +. INMAN,
935-ly. Station d, Bible House, New York City
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-08-15
Children Often Look
Pale and Sick

from no other cause than having worms in the
stomach.
BROWNS VERAIIFUGE COMFITS
will destroy Worms without injury to the child.
being perfectly WHITE, and free from all
coloring or other injurious ingredients usually
used in worm preparations.
CURTIS ~ BROWN, Projectors.
No: 215 Fulton Street. New FORK.
Sold by Druggists and Chemists, and deal
ers in Medicines at
TWENTY-FIVE Cents a Box. 954ly
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-08-15

Taken UP.-At my farm. two and one
half miles west Of Paw Paw village on the
territorial road on Saturday morning. June
18th, 1873, one stray mare Of dark bay color,
six or seven years old, weighing about ten
hundred lbs, and has a scar on the rght hind
foot caused by scratches. The owner is here
by requested to pay costs and take her away.
June 25, 1878. 952tS*
ALBERT HARRISON.
Farm for Sale.-Two miles north of
Bloomngdale Center containing S215 acres 80
acres under Improvement. A young orchard,
good horse barn, and new house under con-
struction. Also steam saw-mlll, planing-mil
re-sawing machine and single mill, all attach
ed. The south half of north east quarter, east
quarter OF north east quarter OF Section
five, Town one, south range fourteen west.
For terms inquire on the place. OF Il. G.
Howard. Will sell the mill seperate, or all to-
gether'
99Sm6~ Il. G. HOWARD.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-08-15
Division G-Mechanic Arts.
H. j. Hendr5a, Superintendent
DENNIS COOPER HENRY Manner, VIZ. L. BIDwEL-Commee.

DENNIS COOPER Manner wM. L. BIDwEI-COmmittee.
Best pair fine calf Boots, 81 %
Cd best pair fire calf Boots, Do
Best pair Boots 0O
Cd best pair coarse Boots, 5O
Best pair ladies' lace Boots, so
I'd best pair ladies lace Boots, 20
Best side Harness Leather, 90
% best side Harness Leather, %
Best side Upper Leather, 80
% best side Upper Leather 70
Best dressed Calfskin 90
I'd best dressed CaSkin, 20
Best dressed Kip 50
I'd best dressed Kip 20
Best pair Buckskn Gloves, 80
I'd best pair Buckskin Gloves, %
Best pair Buckskin Nlittens, 80
I'd best pair Buckskn Mittens, 70
Best Bureau w
ID best Bureau. 5O
Best Centre Table, 90
I'd best Centre Table, 80
Best Dining Table 90
I'd best Dining Table, %
Best Bedstead w
I'd best Bedstead %
Best Wash Stand, %
I'd best Wash Stand 20
Best SIX wood seat Chairs 80
I'd best six wood seat Chairs %
Best six flag seat Chairs, 90
I'd best six flag seat Chairs %
VIZ" RULE 13.-Artices in above class must have
been manufactured by the exhibitor since the last Fair
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-08-15

Amos D9pp, Superintendent
CHAs. COMBS A. U. BARNES ANsoN HME-Committee
Best Flowing 50 90
I'd best Flowing, 90
Sd best Flowing OO|
Best Flowing by boy under IA years of age, 3 co.
I'd best Flowing by boy under ii years of age, 90
Sd best Flowing by boy under ii years of age OGI
The Board OF Directors will spare no pains to make the
Fair pleasant on and they ask the hearty cooperation of
every An invitation further asked of every person
to bring in any article that he she they may have that
worthy Of exhibition whether they the same for
premiums not. JOHN i POTTER,
Secretary.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-08-15
Superintcndcnt-A}len Rice.

Glass I.--EruitS.
LIBERTY II. BAILEY, JERRY BRIDGES HENRY DowD-Commiee
Best and greatest display of Fruit by exhibitor %
I'd best and greatest display of Fruit by exhibitor 90
Best 16 varieties of Apples, w
I'd best 16 varieties of Apples, w
Best specimens of Apples, each 20
% best specimens of Apples, each 10
Best exhibition of Pears w
I'd best exhibition of Pears, 70
Best specimen of Pears, 20
I'd best specimen OF Pears, 10
Bset exhibition of Plums, w
I'd best exhibition of Plums, %
Best specimen of Pums 20
ID best specimen of Plums, 10
Best exhibition Of Peaches w
ID best exhibition Of Peaches, 80
Best specimen of Peaches, -
I'd pest specimen OF Peaches 10
Best exhibition of Grapes, w
I'd best exhibition of Grapes, 20
Best specimen or Grapes, -
I'd best specimen, OF Grapes, ID
Best exhibition Of Ounces, w
I'd best exhibition of Ounces, 10
Best specimen of Ounces, 20
20 best specimen OF Ounces, 10
T74~ Each variety of fruit must be raised by the ex
hbitor and must be correctly and dstctly labelled.
Exhibitors will be allowed to enter the same fruit
for than one premium.
Glass 2.--!rsaiadies.
j. p TAY1oa TOBIAS BYERs JOHN LyLE-Commitee.
Best and greatest variety of vegetables raised ty the
exhibitor, w
2nd best and greatest variety of vegetables raised by
bc exhibitor 90
Best peck of Tomatoes, 5o
I'd best peek OF Tomatoes 20
Best peek of Onions 9V
"a best peck Of Onions 20
Best six Radishes, oO
I'd best six RaddsheS, 70
Best u Bee Carrots Parsnips and Turnips each, 80
I'd best II Beets Carrots Parsnps and Turnp EACH %
Best three early Squashes, late Squashes Pumkins,
Watermeons Muskmellons and Cabbages, each, 80
I'd best three early Squashes, late Squashes Pumkngs
Watermellons Musk Melons and Cabbages, each %
Division G-Mechanic Arts.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-08-15
STYLES, MagsHp,'F.

III you want 10 buy your Meat and Butter
cheap, go to Styles Market, corner OF Kala-
mazoo and Oak Streets Martin q Co. g old
stand where you can buy all kinds OF fresh
and salt and smoked meats; also Butter. Lard.
Eggs, Poultry Vegetables, Flour, Corn, &c.
The best price paid for all kinds OF farmers
produce. G. II. STYLES & Son,
Nav IA. 1873. Paw Paw. Mich.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-08-15
Division J.-Fine Arts, Flowers and Needle
Work


d. T. Johnston, Superintendent.
Mrs. NJ NJ. CLEVELAND Miss LUCINDA HAYNEs-Committee.
Best Landscape Drawing or Painting l 90
I'd best Landscape Drawing or Painting -
Best Architectural Drawing or Painting, l 90
I'd best Architectural Drawing or Painting, 10
Best Ambrotypes and Photographs l 90
I'd best Ambrotypes and Photographs, 10
Best Oil Paintings, l 90
I'd best Oil Paintings, rs
Best Pencling, 1 90
I'd best Pencing 70
Best Drawing with Pen | 90
I'd best Drawing with Pen, -
All be manufactured by the exhibitor since last Fair
Glass ,, Flomers Needle Work.
SIMPSON, spAuIDNe, MRS NEWELL
Best and greatest variety of Flowers, 81 90
I'd best and greatest variety of Flowers, 50
Best Boquet, so
I'd best Boquet, %
Best aid greatest variety of Green House Plants, so
I'd best and greatest variety of Green House Plants %
Best Sample of BEAD Work, 50
I'd best sample of Bead Work %
Best Embroidered Cushion, so
I'd best Embroidered Cushion %
Best Embroidered Skirt, 80
I'd best Embroidered Skirt, %
Best Embroidered Collar, 80
I'd best Embroidered Collar, %
Best Embroidered Ottaman, 80
I'd best Embroidered Ottaman %
Best Embroidered pair of Slippers 80
I'd best Embroidered pair of Slippers %
Best Embroidered Group of Flowers, 80
ID best Embroidered Group of Flowers %
Best fancy Knitting so
I'd best fancy Knitting, %
Best Crochet Tidy, so
Cd best Crochet Tidy, %
Best Toilet Set, 80
ID best Toilet Set, %
Best Lamp Mat, 80
I'd best Lamp Mat, %
Best specimen of Wax Work. 80
I'd best specimen of Wax Work. %
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-08-15

n, B.By express line ladies Ties Hair
Brads, Kid Gloves aud Fancy Articles, to b. sold cheap
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-08-15
PREMIUM LIST
p A w p Al VA Ely
Agricultural Society,
ENR TuE WEAR 1Sz2
FOR THE YEAR 1873.

The Third Annual Fair of the Paw Paw Valley Agri-
cultural Society," to be held at Lawrence Wednesday.
Thursday and Friday September oath. 25th and 10Th,
1873.
Concluded from last week.
Division Fruits and Vegetables.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-08-15

JOIN S0htCY SUPERINTENDENT
as ALIEN RICE MIS- j. T. POTTER MRS. L. WAIsoN-Committee
Best teu pounds of Butter, 81 00|
I'd best ten pounds Of Butter, 50|
Best exhibition Of Cheese made by the exhibitor, sol
I'd best exhibition Of Cheese made by the exhibitor, 00
Best five pounds of Cheese, So
ID best five pounds of Cheese, 20
Best FIVE pounds or over Of Maple Sugar, sol
I'd best five pounds of Maple Sugar, %
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-08-15

Amos D9pp, Superintendent.
DHAs. COMBS A. U. BARNES ANsoy HME-Comn
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-08-15

MI . hULE I3.-Artcles IN the above class, entered
for premium be made in the family or by the ex-
= hbitor since the last Fair
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-08-15
Division L.-Female Eqestrianship.

E. E. Chadrich. Superintendent.
II. j. HENDRIX, j. H. CoRyE1L-Committee
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-08-15
Division dairy and House.

~ RULE l3.-Artices in above class must be mad
n the family or by the exhibitor since the last Fair
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-08-15
Division H.-Domestic Manufactures.

w MULE Io.-ArtIcIes N aDOVe GLASS; must ha'
en- manufactured by the exhibitor since the last Fair
, 1873-08-23

The following Instruments wore filed for rec
ord on Friday, Aug. %:
o1rr rnopERrr.
btch.gap ay, bet Twenty ninth and Thrticth sta,
+, 20 IT to alloy, dated July Ii; consideration,
1880.
Archer nv. rs # n Of Blake st, n +, 25x11s It,
dated Aug. ID consideration, $11oo.
shurtleH az, seventh lot Of Whitchouso place, I,
Lot Is, dated Aug. q +; confederation, q, 400.
Union st, Of Evan1 IT. I, Lot II, with build
lngs, dated Aug. "a; consideration, $1,7oo.
Noble at bet West Ohio and Eric Bts, " I, Lot 81,
dated Oct s. 1871: consideration. 81 500.
Noble st. bot West Ohio md Eric ate VT, Lots "a aud
80, dascd Oct. s, 1872 consideration, 400.
On street bet Contre and Throop st. It's It 3 Of
Sixteenth Ht I, 251l2sN IT, dated Jnne conrider-
alton, &, ,050.
Man 1t, " Of Thirty-arst st, Of, Lot 80, dated
July 8 consideration. $500,
Wentworth av, OF Douglas pace 23 IT to alley,
datcd Juno IS ; conBittera Oh. 81. 80.
Rhodes as. II cor TMrty-t1ird St, " {, 1la It to
Catherine at, bet raslinA and Ashland ay, Lot 00
dated May consideration. $780,
Clybonrn Nv, between Mohawk ind Larrnbee Ets.
33 $40 It Mohawk Ut, with buingat dated Aug.
q consideration 81 7,01o
Mather Ut, of uaiscd st. T. 301118 It, dated Aug.
Newton vt, bet Iowa and Augusta ass, +, Lot II,
| datad Aug. az; Consideration, $1,0o0.
IT, datod Aug. Il consideration, $4,000:
| West Lake IT. cor Of Clinton ri, n I, and 4 OF
LOIS and 3, Block 49, T, dated April ; eonsidora-
ton, $4,000.
Contra nv, "A # Of cathsrins It. Ut, 24S11os IT,,
dated Aug. II consideration, $3.50.
SOUTH uITr LIMITS.
| Lot IL, 1lurfords sub of " d Of n v 4 Of o Il
Sec Q, 33 II, dated Aug. 6; consideration, SOU.
, 1873-08-23

yVikh,1r. ,su from afnre veator1sv fnr c,tr rnn.
t'',e ~. $50, y o.n 49, ' - er. rn1
sumption: 7'oo4 on "aoat; o'o41 oa corn 2'ao'
bu oatB; o51 bu rye; Zig bu barley.
Tho following grain has boon inspected into
atora thin morning nm tn IN o'clock =. 444 cara
,.,,o.t con oa.,. = nm ~, III, a,;-oa IL
~ oao H. ~ = nno ~, sa..a,1 ~ ~!
02,9oo bn NO. : 40, ana 2,ooo nu fo]octod 10, by
canal 70 cara oats 20 cars rye; Is CARS barley.
Total II. I'll cars>, 525. 600 bu,
rha hsrlov difficulty il M much of n rnnd;1ye oa
1A' e".4o, s"J - ~ sA ~ ~" n'eaIlo ~. ~
esof, a''a more 5o' n large part o. '1,e 'alR on
epoctiou, and spcculations aB to tho upshot.
Tlero can be yorv lftt1o doubt that tho Iuspock-
a H. 49,, ,,;.,,oa ;14a.,~osa,;a,, ,,,a. t,,o
os1 A1o plA1tne ieno' 'u.o, p4o1"sou ul'oA .uo
ft1les than Id conslsseilt WIN co1hulon i@fness'
though they may DO literally correct. sample
No q. hit which. in tho optnion Of a great many
Hho - nx.n,;ro1 - w.a No roo5 NJ ~ tt,av Avn,
"no oA"u.1t.ou ~ "A0 40 eo'" w. ~ 'noS o,"1
sa"' or "ashod TO Hee; ana anothof carload, Ill
spotted yostorday aR No. s. sold at 81 10 BY sam
pic, which waB sc Per bu higher than tho price OF
No. q for September delivery at TINT moment.
Tho question was generally asked, "Why do
not the parties who claim to havo boon aggrioved
appeal to the Committee on Grain Inspection ?"
| and tho answer was that tue nomberH OF tho
| Committee hayo boon absent from the city for
about month past. During tho whole Of that
morcd sono time ayo that ono OF the members
OF TINT Committee had rendered his resignation,
but the others have not yot seen fit to follow his
| illnBtrlous example. The oplulon waH freely
given to-day that all onght TO- resign, sud mako
THE MAnKETs.
Tho leading produces markets wero 1lrmer In
ceipta woro again lnree and tho shipments
much much smaller than tue rocont average; The
, 1873-08-23

BARLOW'S INDIGO BLUE

shesps:t md host article In tho ".'k' Tor BLUE
The asnnino h*s both nAsaor'4 and Who.gers
oa Tho Ahe aud h put up At Wiltbergers Drug htoEo,
N'e' ~ ID, b, WILTREhGER, Proprietor
kT For kals by Groosgs aud OEpgGAA.
, 1873-08-23
Rterling itlt aud lower, With actual buainoss at
1071 fur sixty daya, and t03t< for stglt,

EteFng dul aud lowor, With actual buainosa at
1073S far sixty days, and f03,< for Right
CastoHR recnlrta totay worn S5J2 200. lmrorta for
tho wock $0l6378, increase Ut 81 0o ogor laat
wcek,
There vss increased attendance iu tho Gold
Room, nnd transactions, which wofo large,
were much better. distributed thon Of 1ae.
There WA considcrablo covering Of short
nears, aud also falr b5ing for ostomB: The t'ncn.;
1la. Tho market close! strong II .he in.or rr.ee.
opsrs,tora for riao manifested moro confidence TO.
~ 10 ~ fof carrying. 6ir.rinpr, t4a,ooopoo. Ths
Aa.iBtant Treasurer d!aburFed $41, 1,0nO.
aoTornnonta nr1u, With fow olfortnRa.
Slate hotfh Quot. TennoRsocs md M!sHour!e strong.
Stocks tchs active than ycstortny. Tho market waa
alternately weak md strong, nrmncaa rrelonlnnsina
IN tic late loallnYa. pacto Mall waa tho arongost
stock On the nst advancing from !t!1 10 t2 ind an1
INK to 116x, With tho 'atcst sales a 1lo. Western
Union fe o! or cont ATLANTIC rasaG pIeiesirca ai
Erie was rmes advancing q o9N st. raul .sosfs ,.
an pctive borrowing demand. Wabnah loaned 1at IaRe
Irlsnd, Western Union, and Pacific hIail, and oshe,
promlnout Shares at 4@5 por cent.
r1Ipr
, 1873-08-23

11ops-Wsro IN fair rdqncst anil ntoady. It ia
at nrat hut Hinco thls wilt Induce larHo expectations
from Ernrc 70 ths co,intry prizes will Of co1rso de-
MAY--Waa dnll ahl nominal At former quotations.
NO quito Wholesale prices paid ~ dcalerr,-cars to
contain o.9o0 lbs,-as folloWa. Naw ino;hy, pEima
@12oo prnlrio upland, sll o0 Do. midland, 80. ooGs
1890 do sloush t7.0oBoo. For delivery Of prossed,
$l.o0(91 1.50, according to tistnnce.
1l1DEB-Tho hide trnde waB readonRbly nctlvc at
sseaay and unchanged priccs. Wo repeat our
cured, light, 1tAo: do heavy, 10h; part cured,
l09104o; green calf, l6E91Gc; vcal-kiit 12ht9
isa17o; dry iint, 1s91uo; iong.kaircd kip 1oH@iio
deacon skina, 4tasso; gruhy, scored out or other-
, 1873-08-23

HOGS = Tho hog market vas Without material
chnupo Other In tho character Of the de1uan In onc
or In priceH. Tho rucoipts continue bora but there
was fu attendance OF buyers, AMI. under hoalthy
coupettion, yes.erdey'a prices werc ca4y Hustnned
Sacs wcte reported all the way from rs for inferior
heavy to $40b for extra Light but the bulk chanRe1
hands within tho rnngo Of $4.359t 80. Tho market
and At 81 90 for common to extra light. Among
m days. transactions were she following:
, 1873-08-23
COMMERCIAL.

FRIDAY EVENING, Aug. a.
Tho following wero tho receipts and shipmonta
of tho leading articles OF produce in Chicago
during tho past twenty-four hours, aud for tho
corresponding date one year ago:
, 1873-08-23

RIEEp-:rhe sheop market wan quiet, with littlo or
clange in prces. Wo quote at $30o84.5o fos COIL
mon to ctptco.
, 1873-08-23

NEw YoaK, Aug. 22.-Aoney active and higher.
Good borrowers had no difficulty during tho dsy tn
supplying their .snts It 4@4h per ceut, but Just b.
ror cent, at which IL cIo9ed 1hfs adVanco fu tho
price Of money will probably result In supply oi
4xk8h cAnlt4l IA tAt fHeet.
, 1873-08-23
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
Summer Arrangement.

EXPLANATION or REFEnEAoE MARKa.-t sAtnrdayer
centoa Snstny cxcoptot;, hlohdaY o1coptads Ar~
rive Sunday Al SUI q. III. sUatUt
, 1873-08-23

MICHIGAN CENTRAL d GREAT WESTERN RAILROADS
D.,,ot. oo qf Enke IT., and fact n TrehtV:sconist
5Yef oairt, IL Ctatk somteaaf corner W Randolph,
dnH IL fnnaf-st,, corner If iFHiff0H.
The Jackson daily standard. (Jackson [Ohio]) 1873-188?, 1873-09-24
Stirring the Fire.

Bob Burden comes down like wolf on the fold,
His staggering sentences are manly and bold,
And the smoke from the pit rises lurid and
loose,
When the fire is stirred with the quill of a
goose.
Like the seeds of the melon when the summer
is green,
A host of Prohib. monkeys through the STAN
DARD were seen.
Like the seeds of the melon when autumn hath
blown,
That host in October will lay withered and
blown.
For the spirit of Eli spreads his wing on the
blast,
And breathed in the face of the "Kirk" as he
passed,
And out rides 1. T. with his brotherly love,
But fails to discover the roost of the dove.
The eyes of the topers wax red as they .smile"
And the scream of the "Amazon" is heard for
mile.
All the Prohib. monkeys do sadly rave,
And chew their tails over poor Ellis grave.
The Jackson daily standard. (Jackson [Ohio]) 1873-188?, 1873-09-24

Elsewhere in our daily will be found
the advertisement of Beverly's Dramatic
Troupe announced to give series of en-
tainments at City Hall. Our readers will
remember Mr.. Beverly as the manager Of
company that played here some three
years ago-since which time he has been
travelling chiefly in the South and West;
all who wish to witness first-elass en-
tertainment will do we'll to attend.
The Jackson daily standard. (Jackson [Ohio]) 1873-188?, 1873-09-24

The old fish on the school house, which
has kept its nose to the wind for II years,
and which was recently stricken with
lightning, but uniniured, has been taken
down, and we saw VIM. Trip, the painter
have it on his shoulder on Tuesday. We
suppose he is going to paint it.
The Jackson daily standard. (Jackson [Ohio]) 1873-188?, 1873-09-24

Elder Garvin, of Columbus, preached a
most excellent sermon at the Disciples
Church on Monday night. He is man
of much ability, and his advice to his
congregation to lay aside all prejudice,
was well timed and appropriate. He is
evidently liberal minded, progressive
Christian gentleman.
The Jackson daily standard. (Jackson [Ohio]) 1873-188?, 1873-09-24
Devil No. became 50 excited over tb,

Devil No. became SO excited over the
notoriety brought upon him by Mrs.
Kirkendall's "clasher" that he rushed
frantically down to Washam's clothing
emporium and invested in two story
plug" With this fine hat resting upon
a pair of ears that would do credit to a.
last years mule, he struts up and down
the sanctum, with pencil behind his
ear waiting for another of Mrs. KS
articles, that he may "garble it in true
Bohemian style. DEVIL No. 3.
The Jackson daily standard. (Jackson [Ohio]) 1873-188?, 1873-09-24

A little child of c. Graham was dan
gerously scalded last night. 1t is about
fifteen months of age. 1t was sitting in
chair, and was about to fall, when the
girl attempted to save it from falling.
She had a teakettle of boiling water in
her hand, and the child fell, and the tea
Kettle fell upon it, spilling the hot water
upon it, and scalding its neck and back
terribly. 1t lay in spasms for some time.
The Jackson daily standard. (Jackson [Ohio]) 1873-188?, 1873-09-24

David L. Evans, Manager of the Oak
Hill Fire Brick and Coal Company,
called on Monday to get some cards and
letter heads printed. He says he is going
to advertise soon. The company are now
making fire bricks of all sizes and shapes
to order. They can furnish furnaces
with anything they may need in their
line of work.
The Jackson daily standard. (Jackson [Ohio]) 1873-188?, 1873-09-24
DEBATE.

The Democratic Central Committee has
challenged the Republican Central Com
mittee for series of debates upon politi-
cal issues. and the challenge has been ac-
cepted. The first of the series will be ct
the Court House tomorrow Thursday
night. Come and hear.
The Jackson daily standard. (Jackson [Ohio]) 1873-188?, 1873-09-24

Persons of taste and Judgment are
looking after the fine building lots which
we advertise for sale. They are the most
beautiful lots in town. They will be sold
soon. Ifyou want a most beautiful place
for residence, call at once, or you may
be too late.
The Jackson daily standard. (Jackson [Ohio]) 1873-188?, 1873-09-24

We saw Mr.. Shots, manager of the
Petrea coal mines a few days ago. He
informed us that from eight to ten cars
of coal are sent from those mines every
day.
The Jackson daily standard. (Jackson [Ohio]) 1873-188?, 1873-09-24

Rev. F. S. Davis preached an able SER
mon at the M. E. Church on Sunday
night. The house was crowded to its
full capacity. Mr.. Davis was the sta
toned preacher at this place from 1865
to 1867.
The Jackson daily standard. (Jackson [Ohio]) 1873-188?, 1873-09-24

VIM. Rice has sold his saloon and eat
ing house property across the railroad
from the depot, for S2,4O0 J. S. Titus
and Jonathan Mccoy are the purchasers.
The Jackson daily standard. (Jackson [Ohio]) 1873-188?, 1873-09-24

There were two marriages at the NJ E.
Church las night. John NJ Cissna and
Lucretia B. Bennett were married, and
Samuel G. Martin and Ella NJ. James.
Mr. Cissna is a son of William M. Cissna.
who was prominent citizen of this place.
and died here about twenty years ago.
Miss Bennett is a step-daughter of Porter
Du Halfway.
Mr.. Martin is son of C. M. Martin
and Miss James is daughter of John D
James, of this place. Mr.. Cissna's moth
er and Miss James's mother were sisters,
daughters of the late Judge Mitchell, one
of the pioneers of Jackson.
We printed the cards of invitation for
these marriages. We went to the Church
half an hour before the time named, and
found the large room crowded The GER
emony was performed by Rev. j. E. Sow
ers, and the benediction was by Rev. L.
A. Atkinson. The two brides were
dressed in the most elegant and fashion
able style.