The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-12-18
Transfers of Real Estate.

F. E. Duduit (Trustee) to Patrick Har-
kins-40 acres in Bloomfield tp.....$650
Humphrey Roberts to John E. Jones
102 acres in Madison tp..... .-......S2500
Porter Du Hallway to William Nutt-lot
in Burnside's addition to Jack
son.............. .........................Sl4O
John Price to John Hope-l0 acres in
Lick
Temperance Hope to John Hope-4 acres
in Lick tp-...-......---..-...---.....
John Hope to S. II. Swift (Trustee)-95
acres in Lick tp......-........--......-S34
H s Bundy to ] C. Fl. Cobb-1 of part
Latrobe Fee lands-..........-.........S- s.
David Huston to Jemison Huston-S0
acres in Milton tp.....................S20 $1,000
Robert P Wright to Isaac Winters-S0
acres in Liberty tip p.........-.....--.-...S3oO
John D. Jones to Moses Morgan ct. al
quit claim TO / of n4 of lot 80 and I of
lot 81 in J. T. Jones addition to Port
land -.-........-..................
David Richards to David R. D. Evans
SO acres in Madison $1,000
Elisha B, Green to Reese Thompson-s
of Iron Valley Fee lands.....S $4,000
J. ]. Mcdowell, Special Master. to VIM.
McGhee-Iron Valley Fee lands $4,000
J. NJ. Watts (Trustee) to Globe Iron Co..
5 acres in Lick tip, and. part of In-Lot
No. 3 in Town of $4,000
JONES NJ. Watts (Trustee) to Globe Iron
Co.-coal under SO acres in Lick town
J. III. Bum (Trustee) to Globe Iron Co.
acres in Lick tp.....................S2 $4,000
Number mortgages recorded.
Amount secured. S5255
The first requirement. of nature, in
mans fallen condition, is food; the sec
ond raiment. Every man should wear
decent clothing In this country, and
especially in the prosperous town Of Jack
son, every man can afford to wear sub
stantial, decent clothing. This is more
emphatically the case here since w T.
Washam has been selling goods SO low,
and of so good quality. From the pro-
ceeds of a few days work man can go
to Washams and buy himself respecta-
bic, comfortable suit of clothing that he
can wear for several months From this
time until after New Years, there will be
much winter clothing bought in this
place. Now we will say to those who
contemplate purchasing clothing, that
Washam has splendid stock of clothing
of all kinds, at his great clothing store,
next door below the First National Bank,
Main street, jackson, Ohio.
From the large amount of fine goods,
suitable for Holiday presents, now to be
seen in so many of the stores in Jackson,
we presume that many presents will be
made, and great many persons will buy
goods of this kind for their own use. In
buying presents, or goods to be used by
the purchaser, the useful, the substantial
and the beautiful, should always be pre-
ferred Now what could be more sub
stantial, useful or beautiful, than a good,
well bound book, or a finely executed
picture? To get any of these. you have
only to go to Starkey's Book Store,
Broadway Street, Grafton Block He
has provided himself with a very full
stock, in anticipation of very large sales,
and his sales so far have come fully up to
his expectations. In addition to books.
pictures, &c, he has hundred other
fine articles, which we have not room
here to enumerte. You had better call
and see his goods.
New York physicians say they have
been using Speer's Port Wine and Wine
Bltters in their practice for years, to the
entire satisfaction of their patients and
themselves, and take pleasure in recon-
mending them to the public as being all
that is being claimed for them.
James O'Connor, boiler maker, has
located at jackson and holds himself in |