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MAD Doc IN A PUBLIC SCHOOL HousI.-
Shortly altar two O'Clock yesterday afternoon q
dog, said to have. hydrophobia, entered the
II, situated ON Barre street, near Eutaw, and
caused ereat CONSERVATION among tho teachers
and pupils OF thet institution. Fortunately the
dog was prevented frem entering the claaa
rooms, In consequence OF al the doors le.dina
thereto having been closed at the time the Anil.
NAL entered tho pe1age. O0cer Boswell, upon
being informed Of the whit, entered the hsIi-
way, and with several blows from his club dis-
patched the animal - he was bounding down n
stairway.-BalI Ssn, l0zA sasf
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The BROOKLYN CITY FRAVps,-,Tsdoa Moo-.
charged the grand jury Of Brooklyn yesterday
~ reference TO the recent city frauds. He said
II was public reproach that a man who steals
MY dollars Is sent to the state prison while
urged them not to allow any personal or
political consi" to deter them from duty
A special meeting Of the Brooklyn alderman
was held last night. Mayor Rowell notified the
board Of the resignation of City Treasurer
SpTague, and n0mirat in his place ex-Alder-
man Cunningham. who was unanimously con-
hrmed. Controller Schroeder sent q commu-
nication in regard to the case OF ex- Deputy CITY
Treasurer Rodman, and the result of the ex-
animation shows So, $40 short in the city funds,
and $50, 900 in those Of the board Of education
1t was discovered during the investigation that
up to January, 1872. deficiency OF half mil
lion had existed. Sprague has turned over all
his property to the city to be sold.
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TIE LAw.-The Jersey City nre commissioners.
indicted for violation OF Law in making con-
1act without Advertising for proposals., entered
s.p ies OF non csltus yesterday. and were san.
the commissioner Of public works, IN the same
city, ON similar Indictments, Was begun yester-
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HALIFAX, n s.. sspt. ia-stsemer CIV
Of Brussells," from New York bound Tor Liver
with the steamer ssoity Of Bristol" nom Tvef:.
pool for Nov York In TOW. The lsfteras evlfn-
der was broken. The Brussels fan In with her
g. The BElstol was under al e IL ~
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tn ALLHn PoIsoHIHe OAsH--The Staunton
(Vs-) Spectator, Of the 9Th, 4 Informed thst the
chemical examination Of the stomsch OF NJ.
Charles y. Allen. who 4 e alleged vas polsonsd
~ ns vile, dsvelopsd the fast that It contained
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WILLOW JACK IN TEE SOUTHWEST. - No
new cases Of yellow fever have occurred ct
Galveston. The excitement 10 rapidly dying
out. Quarantine has been established & Hous-
authorities 1t Shroveport have appealod 10 New
Orleans for AID, - the fever % incroasinR. A
private diepstch from shreveport reporS 264
cases Of yellow fever there, ;.
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PARTY OF Mormon emigrants lust ,.,,syet,
on their way to America, have been r,otifed by
t the Paris project Of police that Il they hold
expelled from the CITY. -
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REMARKABLE CANE or BILLIARps.-The
was played ct Chicago last night between Geo.
Slossom and John Messenger, both Of this city.
The game was 9 four-ban game, ON . carom
table; 200 gSints up; stakes ESQ side, and
traordinary score :-Slossom, 263, "a, 70, 534,
q, %, g. 1872, O q, T. 165, %; total, 2,O01. Bes
ssenger, 60 LOS, o, 81, o, ass,
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AssAssIrATIoN In LOUISIANA Judge and
Ostr1ct Attorney Murdered. - Judge T. 8.
crawford and District Attorney Arthur II.
were assassinated Monday, twelve miles south
or west Winnesboro, in franklin parish, while
on their way to hold court ct that place. They
out. The murderers are not known, but It Is
thought personal, and not political differences
led to the Assassination. Crawford was q radical
and Harris democrat, and beth leave families.
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LATE Nkws PROM SPAIH.-The republican
garrison st Olot, Corona, has been reinforced,
ture Of the town. A regiment Of government
troops stationed ct Berga mutinied yesterday,
and compelled its o1icors to leave the city.
Twenty-seyen general onicers have thus far lett
the governments service because the military
laws are not enforced. Generals Gausales, Co
ballos and Pevis have been promoted TO lieu
tenant generals.
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BIZ TEE GIVING way Of the tramvay con-
nected with the anchorage Of the Brookiyu
lN.f) bridge yesterday stone-laden car sell
jelly.
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The TKRToTALRRs-AnnudI Meeting of DE
Total Abstinence Union.-The annual session of
the Total Abstinence Union of America board
Oh government, was held in New York yester-
day; Rev. James AcDevitt president Resolu-
tons were passed recommending q new form of
pledge; ordering the national union badge to be
procured by all societies for their members and
Gecreeing that the badge shall be a token of
friendship wherever worn on the continent
Emigrants are to be protected on landing. Pre-
lfminaries were arranged tor the national con-
yention Of delegates to meet in New York Octo-
Der sth. Mr.. Thomas B. Mccormick, of Proyi-
dence, K. l., was appointed national treasurer.
vice Mr.. Noonan, resigned. james W. O'Brien,
OF New York, was appointed secretary pro tenn
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STRIKE II CHARLIsroH, Q. O.-Soms exotic
ment was caused In CHARLESTON yesterday
the principal mills In the city and By threats Of
violence forced the hands 10 strike Tor e2.60 per
assy The employers defining . pay snis sa s
laborers are out Of employment.
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TIE HAoERsrowr Abortion CAsBs-Mrs.
susan Hays, the woman charged - principal
lw1tn John McCsuley - accessory in causing
Gently, has given bail In the sum Of 81 500 for
her appearance 1t court, and was on Saturday
lAst released tfom jails-CwRbsyloNd NeRs, GA,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Naitan's Vegetable Ca,nartic and

Nattan's Vegetable Cathartic and Anti.
bilious Pills
The local demand for these Pills has steadily in
creased within few years. So that at present the
fore concluded to cali tho attention of the neral
public 10 their merits as gens al family physic
Prepares with the care from selected drugs
they present the following good qualities:
They are warranted wholly vegetable
Their action y prompt, certain aad efectnal.
They are healing TO the stomach.
1hey start the liver in healthy anil actiyec
ness.
They invaluable for ind digestion and dyspepsia
They thoroughly cleanse the entire system.
Ihet DO not e. De give pain dnrinS their actien
By the Invaluable relief they always to every
one thst taxes them, IL il hoped their use will bs
come still more extensive. They are adapted for
gneral use; Children and delicate persons can take
mem rs well as the strong and robuft. Home afs,
are notl, and consequently uniformly etfectual.
Price, 20 cents per box. Far sale only BIZ
ARTHUR NATTANs. Pharmacist,
seto-r Corner I'd and ID streets n. W.
ON THE BREAKTAsT, LUNCHEON, DINNE
AND SUPPER TABLE,
Lea L Perrins' Worcestershirs Sauce
Is INDISPENSABLE.
JOHN DUECAN's SONS, New FORK,
octlt2awly Agents for the United States.
Mothers, Mothers, Mothers!
Don't fail to procure MRS. wINSLOw'S SO0TH-
ING SYRUP for all diseases incident to the period
OF teethng in children. 1t relieves the child from
giving relief and health to the child gives rest to
the mother. Be sure and call for
mrs WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
For sale by all druggists. jyAeo6m
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TWO DaY'S QNLr;
SIXTH STREET LOT.
FRIDAY k kS9 3.S SAhT " z sEPrEM.
A TOWERING GIANT AMONG ITS FELLOWS.
THE GREAT II CESTER.POLE TENT
$4,000 Challenge Show.
GREAT EASTERN MENAGRRIE,
MUSEUM AvIARYbi S SdsGgs' ROMAN HIPPO
EGYPTIAN CARAVAN.
THREE EG "a RFB sNn y NO. EACH DAY,
A GRAND TRIPLE NENAGRRIE,
In four separate Tents, combined with the Colossal
81 a.oPsa sDd Oar
edaries' EIks Buffaloss,
GRAND DOUBLE CIRCUS PERFORM
ANCE,
in the largest Hippodrome Tent in the World
EVERY ACT DOUBLE
in two Rings at the same hour. and under one Grand
DOUBLE GRAND ENfREE.
TWO STUDS OF RING HORSES,
DUAL CORPS or EQ UESTRIENNES,
MALE RIDERS,
AcRoBATs. GYMNASTs. CLOWNS.
hAA aA 1Sh I'VE MITEi IL kAbbrSIo AN
EVERY DA MAI AT g 9 ,; A. NJ, AN
PAGEANT AND PROCESSION
0V.ER TWO NILES Lowe!
grand steam Piane xhoss music
,he pays Of as; twenty Beautiful Women, and one
h1. al. noTsemen and pages mounted, and followed
Goa. and n1 Sr pa
sns sh Jk kXLNS
4 Before each exhibition GRAND BALLOON
~ All the Railroads running into the city have
been arranged with to bring people at greatly re-
Admission, 20 cts, Children under 10 years, . cts
anes Snen a. 70 q N; and and p m Perform
W. W. DURAN Tsa General Agent.
h
OF y. g. On E1Ai'i'.:. and sale E;Exs JFo
'1H sr.' mARxaIrEnu 1'ra 81.
~. - door. above cdd rslo o1% asIi. '"' ''sh'
Shades. Pictures, Frames, Picture Oorda and Tas-
seIs, kings, Nails, &C., In the District.
UPis..s r Sa Hsne ed Humber. Jolly.
A Ii KINDS OF OAsT.OFT WIARING APP.
"A RARIL can Be sold to the very best advantage
si 81 Ss,s,S : Sn Oh ana ~
Notes b. mai Sro1Stiy ssssndsa 70. ossh D. p.id. s
0LD GOLD, sILvIR, B1Ase, OOPFIK, Ifc.,
AonsehOlA Furniture bought and sold. lotes b.
nsil Iro@lely s:ts.dsA 70 b. AU0llsTHIM
1895 RennUlvanfa avenue. dol-lys
HOLLINGswoRrH, OoUGHLAN Z CO., Of
citizens Of the District Of Coiunbia n the business
q rA.inE, lowering and renewing Brick, Stone and
Iron Buildnss They have had syery long and sue
ton and this District. Their work testifies their
landed to n sddrsssed 70 Post once BoT Zoo
Seor4etoTn, D e, or u LETT ct the once Of OHAS.
OOne. SALLAN, 80 Louisiana avenue, be-
tween the hour OF 10 and II . N. and and D.
HOaHY II TIE COMB. -
Am rsss a and VIM sell 1t lowsa Price the
NOW Is the time to lay IN the wintsrs supp,y.
n. W. BURgHEEE,
ok PIR CENT. PEI ANHUM hsreefssr Vim
y Be allowed ON delosts, payable on demand, sftsr
i've days notice, vheo specially agreed upon.
Foreign and pemsstic HHShsnEs eo1s6t and sold.
susz-n Blsxils, eSS Psnnsylvsnia svs.
tChron.ARsp1
UTsD KUBuLD "UTILu DULOB" TOOTH
" POwHBR-Raoomu,6D60d hV nonkfuf1 Tor ~
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EXCURSIONS. PIC MICS, Go.


rRANP PICNIC AND DISPLAY OF FIRE
NJ WORKS, By tire SAMELESS ASSOCIATE ON,
Mt AHALOsrAN ISLAND, uu THURSDAY. Sept
Ill., for IN benefit - Prof. T. Il Brown end A
Redier. Masic bT Toby Hills Bass and String
Band Steamer Will leave the foot % High street a,
enc O'Clock Tho exhibition Of FiresCrkg will
commence at o'clock precisely. seo9 2.
rI'HE ROCKVILLE FAIg OF THIS YEAR
Il viii take place
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, AND FRIDAY,
SErTENBES 10, II, ASB y
And the Fair Association have LETT nothing undOne
20 make II more attractive than ever 90
before %NTSA
Trials Of speed in Trottiug by fast .>tt-stN-S
kCTses from Mary land, Virginia, Dis 49,
tTtct q iuu.big. ard other EaOre distant points
take place mo ming aud afternoon of each day.
CHEAT TROT iIF premium of $50 at II O'Clock
FRIDAY, SeIteut-r Il.
TrsiUs lsave Baltimore and Ohio Railroad depot
81 S:lO and 10 m.
Returning Iesye the Fair Grou3ds at and 6:f7
=. m.
Round trip tickets. good for th9 Fair, isclu dinz
coupon admitting the 20 the Fair Grounds,
for 81. Il. j. HAIL., President.
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CORNS, sc.

WHITE, CHIROPODIST, most respect
-, tuiy Informs his patrons that his establish
~ been thoroughly renovated, u now open for
Sonsiaerins the great amount Of duty the feet are
tr.s,n.t 70 Rerferm, and their exposure TO the di.
e,.sns enects OF constant climatic changes, Ill
nftins shoes kc, they need eccasional attention in
eondi .nsy ee Kept in comfortable and useful
M with eorns with knife, rnzor or any other IN
far snd sst, " Thousands persons come from
fYhirn.osneI 70 VISIT the practically experienced
lori ~ IN order TO better insure safety, com
~ be worn With ease Immediately Alter the
fnsroa3, n soseessfully treats Bunions Club and
serysS 2. .ns leet and, IL the advice given be OBJ
tn. 10 ia nassnt cure 70 effected Without oss Of
..Sii.sse IN wsssi5ssom Fee, 81 H.
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The ALASKA SEAL FIsHERIRs-Captain
Bryant, special treasury agent in charge of the
fur seal island of Alaska, has arrived here, and
to-day visited the Secretary of the Treasury, to
whom he gave an interesting account of affairs
in and about Alaska.
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Mr.. WIN. SAUNDERS, of the Agricultural
department, whore sickness we chronicled
Few days since, is lying very low, his disease
now showing symptoms of q typhoid nature
His wife, who has been ill with the same
disease, is recovering; but Mr.. Saunders is
seriously sick, and all visits to him have been
forbidden by his physician.
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ONH THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD FOR A
DEFAULTINs CoLLEcToR.-Gen.S Sweet, deputy
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue, telegraphs
the Commissioner that he has offered the re-
ward of LOCO for the apprehension Of Colonel
Harper, the defaulting collector, as directed.
Hsrper's bondsmen, in the sum of 5000 600, are
pronounced good, and it is believed that the
deficit will not amount to 300 OO1
Deputy Commissioner Sweet telegraphs Com
missioner Douglass to-day that he has arrested
deputy collector Smith, Of the Springfield Glli-
others, including Collector Harper, from shom
nothing has yet been heard. Commissiorer
Douglass has telegraphed deputy Sweet to cause
the arrest OF all parties connected with the de-
falcation, ~ S Nv
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a. Before each exhibition RAND BALLOON
ASCENSION will be given
All the Railroads running into the city have
duced fare T~~f 80 si0"'" 10
Admission, 70 cts. Children under 10 years, Is cts
BOOTS open at 10 o. and and D. m Perform.
snce commences an hour afterward
w. W. DURAND, General Agent
LeesburR, MONDAY September 18Th. A Iayendr,.
TUESDAY, September 18th sarS a.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE,,
Tnese Instruments, which, on account Of heir %.
perloriy ever al others, have n few years-
become the most popular here, Is well N an
loving low prices: " ~
sQlAkf PIANOS from sus to sos.
SPktGa PIANOS from 500 70 S7op.
Persons who wish TO from 100 to Z 50 In vQr.
cncsng the best instrument OUT are United 10 can
ADD compare for themselves Pfrnos for rent Piano
exchanged. Tuning and Repairing properly attend
dis,r 0 sss p. EIoH Trn A sSs.s.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

II Z b A L L.
BOSTON VS.. WASHINGTON.
THURSDAY. sEPTEMBER 1iTH, p. N.
OIL HMPIC GROUNDS.
Ami Non 90 Gents TT
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H0HEY In THE COMB.
Am RESTING s. and vill sell It lowsss Price ths
Now Is the time to lay IN the wintsrs supply.
n. W. BURCHBGL.
aug29-eo6t 1883 street.
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| peal to any white man. to say 1T he ever
entered our lodge-that is we meant to
say we appeal to any man TO say if he
ever knew any party that contained few
er rasca1s, drinking men dishonest poll
ticians or fewer men of any kind than
ours show me man in the Prohibition
Ranks that ever grabbed salary no mat
ter how small, or that is ever likely to
we enter this conteste single handed and
alone,-Opposed to two vast political or
| carnations, that are strong in numbers
and organization, in talent. in the wis
dom of this world and in wealth. we in
tend to meet them without any of the
above advantages trusting to him alone
that noteth even the fall of Sparrow
too long have we stood idle-already
Asylums, hospitals and Penitentiarus,
are to be found in every State-Aye,th they
are at this moment building a Lunatic
Asylum in an adJomug county, brethren
when we contemlate these things for a
moment who of US but feels that any
moment our liberties may be forever
gone. friends of temperance Let us rally
as one man, and come up to the help of
the Lord against the mighty millions of
our race are looking to us as the last hope
of perishing world Oh Men and Breth-
rem let us not desappont the hopes and
blast the prospects of the thousands of
the mothers and-daughters of this fair
land, who with suspended breath and
pulseless hearts are watching, and pray
ing that the gallant boys of Bloomfield
Milton and Washington may conquer,
or perish in the attempt. One word. as
to our gallant young standard bearer.
though candidate for the highest Office
in the gift of the people (,of this county, VI
have watched the press of this, and
other States, and not one of them from
Maine to California or from the lakes to
the gulf, dares to breathe one syllable
against his fair fame it is unnecessary to
say to the people of this county that for
honest simplicity and guileless innocence
he has few equals and no superiors. and
l believe l might say as much for all our
candidates and the majority of our party.
and in conclusion we will say to the peo-
pie of this county that though we may
be few in numbers this year (and per-
haps fewer next) we will like the gallant
Modocs-in our lava bed, of prohibition
fight from Rock, to cave until victory
perehes on our banner or like Lochiel we
lay with our back to the field, and our
feet to the foe. and now Mr. Editor we
time since we started in this good and
glorious cause we still feel like pressing
on. ELI BACKUs
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Marriages in jackson cOunty-lS57

Noah Soar and Rebecca Trip, Oct. q,
10y j. Redfearn, Minister.
William Reese and Margaret Davis,
Nov 6, by A. Edwards. Minister
John Weese and Ellen McElroy, Nov.
|, by Isaac J. White. j. P.
Patrick J. Moran and Margaret Pagan,
Nov. 10, by Phileys Memehan, Re- Priest.
Griffe Dixon and Elizabeth A. Gales,
Oct. 81, 10y Joseph Dickson, ]. P.
Wm. J. Byers and Margaret NJ Martin,
Nov. l, by John Goodrich, j. P.
Jesse Carter and Elizabeth jenkins,
Nov. 2, by T. L. Hughes, ]. P.
Levi. B. Gibson and Elizabeth c. Show
er, Nov. ). by Joseph Morris, Minister.
Spencer Cherington and Susan Irwin.
Nov. 5, by w. s Benner, Minister
George Stifiler and Mary Horton, Nov
26, by R. j. Backus, Minister.
On the 22d October license was issued
to Thomas NJ. Anderson and Mary S.
Freeman, but no return is made of mar
riage.
On the I4th of November a license was
issued to George Riggle and Perlhana
Steward. but no return is made of mar
riage.
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August Flower.

The most miserable beings in the world
are those suffering from Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint. More than seventy-five
per cent of the people in the United
States are afflicted with these two dis
eases and their effect. such as sour stom-
ach, sick headache, habitual costiveness,
impure blood, heartburn, waterbrash
gnawing and burning pains at the pit of
the stomach, yellow skin, coated tongue
and disagreeable taste in the mouth,
coming up of the food after eating, low
spirits &c. Go to the Drug Stores of
Jackson and get a rs cent bottle, or a
sample bottle free of charge. Try it.
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"Plus Sonat Guam Valet.
Mr. MackLey

Mr. Mackley
With many thanks for your
kindness, in allowing the use of your col
umns to the friends of temperance,
propose to take advantage of your liber-
erality, for a few moments, and try to an
swer the many questions, both pertinent
and impertinent as to our objects and
aims Our Object, God being our helper
lis to prohibit the manufacture, sale,
and drinking of alcoholic and fermented
liquors. Also to prohibit all manner of
evil social, moral, and political. to ex-
Efbit to the gaze of frowning world a
party that contains no drunkard, no
thief, no salary grabber, no whoremonger.
nor nothing that maketh lie wea
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A Question For Voters To Answer


Last Spring or not long a go, the Com
mon Pleas Cort, in jackson County with
Judge Hastings on the bench. The
Grand Jury done noble work in indict-
ing for violation of liquor laws, and the
Judge came to duty as near as the law
compelled him to do with this class of
criminals.
But let me ask question here: Probab-
ly more then one-half of the business of
the Grand Jury in jackson county, for
the last two or three years, has been to
enforce the liquor laws; and it Is said
that the fines imposed on the rummies
at some terms of court were from nine to
twelve hundred dollars; amount enough
perhaps to defray the entire expence of
the court. And still the bsiness does not
diminish; perhaps it is fact that a
grogshop is closed here and there for a
while; but they are Started fresh in
other places, and so the work goes on,
without a perceptibIe check. Now, we
want to ask those friends of the Repub-
licans and Democrats who cry, Enforce
the present lawsr' what dose all of this
mean? The laws are enforced, but it
dose not diminish the number of cases,
if we Juge by the report of the last court,
There is no one to young but can get all
the liquor he can drink if he has the
money to pay for it, and no one in the
gutter SO often but that he can get an
other drink if. his purse holds good
Now we ask again, Why is it SOP
We Prohibitionists say there is cog out
of the wheel, and hope that our friends
Republicans and Democrats may find it
out before long, and that they will help
us to get into the old wheel-the cog of
total Abstinence and Prohibition. which
is sure cure to the old chronic disease
of intemperance.
Yours respectfully
l- Jonathan, Davis
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SHEKIFF,s SALE OF real ESTATE.

- SALE Ot REAL ESIA1Es
Henry Myers
On 2d order OF sale.
VIM. L. Reed ct al.
State Of Ohio, Jackson County, S.:
Court of Common Pleas.
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance oi
an order of sale, issued out of said Court on the
Sd day of July, A. d. 1873, and to me directed as
Sheriff and Special Master Commissioner in
said cause will offer for sale at the door of the
Saturday, September go, 1878,
at one O'Clock p. NJ. of said day, the following
described real estate, situated in the county OF
Jackson and State of Ohio, to-wit: The south
west quarter of the northwest quarter, ana the
section number twcnty-onc CID, township
number eight Isl, of range number nineteen
90, containing eighty acres of land. Also, the
north east quarter of the south east quarter OF
section number twenty t20), township number
eight (S), of range number nineteen l9), con.
tanning forty acres more or less. accepting 9
strip running from the State road TO the west
side of the last named lot, which strip was
decided and conveyed to William Holland by
Lloyd & White. Appraised as follows, to-wit:
First lot appraised at $50.
Second lot appraised at SlGO.
Third lot appraised at SlJ0.
| TERMS OF SALE-Cash on day of sale
To be old as the property of William l.. Reed
| to satisfy Il judgment and decree in favor o
Given under my hand this 10Th day of Au
| gust, A. ID. 1873.
| - r. w. HUBBARD,
Sh'fT and Special Master Com.
| JAMES TRIP, Atty for Plaintiff.
| Aug 81, '73-JW
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-08-21

The Jackson County Medical Society
met Aug. 5th, and elected the following
officers for the ensuing year: DR.. A. B.
Monahan President, DR.. VIM. Sylvester
Vice-President, Dr. VIM. E. Williams
Secretary. DR.. Baker read an essay on
Cholera Infantum, which was discussed
and criticized. The Society will meet
every three months, and respectfully in
vite physicians to attend The next
meeting will be held the first Tuesday in
November. The essayists will be Drs.
Sylvester, Williams and Morgan.