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SPECIAL NOTICES.
VT. Hale, Sole Agent for the Hamberger

WI. Hale, Sole Agent for the Hamber
Tropfen Best Tea and Strengthening Plastl
Yeblesel-.>ssO-k'sss -ss--. =-aa1a~17l s-~--Snt
Imurderers chase them from their
hs to the woods and swamps, where |
hide in hopeless terror. Some are |
down as they fly; all live in fear OF
T lives, in condition of misery that |
language can describe. MEANWHILE |
informant continues, "these Williams
'hite Leaguers-march in hundreds
] have seen them) making night hid
with their demoniac yells." No Re
ican dares TO sleep in his own house
his district OF Alabama, where the
)ile Rsqtster insists that all is peace
order. But it is against the white
ublicans, whether native or Northern
l. that the Democrats show their.
iliest hatred Mr.. Billings, one of
+ most recent victims, was an amlable
excellent man, "a noble Northern
tleman, against whom not word OF
,oach could be uttered" He was
terate Republican, but careful never
Introduce political topics in conversa-
possessing wide information, and
teicome visitor in every household
/ preiudiced by passion. None OF
$riends dreamed of his assassination.
was shot down in the night by a
% of the masked and demoniac
Fue. The Southern born Unionists
mo more secure than the Northern.
liess speedy help is given them they
be murdered like the patriot Billings.
-eg you in Gods name" exclaims one
hem, "to heed my cry for help, and
no effort to have these murderers
Fght to justice.
hese simple words, this cry for help,
tcate what must be the true policy OF
government and people. The justice
-he nation should at once fall upon
murderers. In no country can such
Fndition of society be safely tolerated
"a moment; in no country can it be
bred to prevail long without total
| .ruction of the moral sense Of the
sole. These infamous associations
Eld be extirpated with so firm hano
Z tI1rs, atcUrdIng ruA sabet ttoGs yr1rerfEr Aae6d
in the habit OF buying.
If you want good cigar you can get it at
I. T. Monahan's:
| II you want any thing in the line of DIR
Paints, Oils or Dye Stuffs, you can buy it ch
at DR.. 1. T. Monahan's Drug Store, for Cas-
Furnace Script.
| II you want TO i've eIHPlOy LII. l. L. hOIt
for your physician. Ifyou want to die emf
| somebody else.
The Dr. gives especial attention to disease
females, chronic and private diseases of e.
character. Es
Residence in the blick house across the 81
| in rear of the Court House. Drug Stor'
| Broadway street. See sign. Private ofdc
back part of drug store.
| NEW BOOKS.
| All f rsons indebted to me Will please ca
my drug store and settle, WITHOUT delay;
| apI6 '74-tf ]. 7. MONAHA
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at the Court House, and speeches made
by Attorney-General John Little, Col.
Yeoman, DR.. A. B. Monahan, j. C. n.
Cobb and others. A meeting was also
held on Friday morning, when some
SlS,0 900 was subscribed for the new rail
road, committees appointed, etc. 1t is
said that the gentlemen along the route
who attended the meeting feel sanguine
that the road will be built. We hope
this may not be one of the many railroad
enterprises which end in committees and
resolutions. And we would further sug-
gest to the railroad men along the route,
that if they desire a public meeting in
Jackson, they would do well to send as
word in advance and not wait till they
arrive at this place.
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DEyER's New SToRE.-The great store
of which we have heretofore spoken,
conducted by David D. DUNCAN and
Frank DUNCAN, in the new block on
Broadway. is now fully under way, and
custom is coming in finely. The goods
being all new and carefully selected, and
bought since the great decline in prices,
are very salable, and the people will buy
where they can get the best and cheap
est goods Call at this fine new establish
ment and see the display of goods, be-
fore making your purchases.
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Gen. Agt. Union Central Life Insurance Co.
jackson c. Fl. Ohio. 8

W. A. Steele, (Berry) has opened a
queensware and glassware establishment
in the Sternberger building opposite the
Gibson House, in the room lately occu-
pied by Aten and Marshman. He deals
exclusively in this line of goods, and as
must always be the case, he can do better
by customers than can be done where
several branches of business are mixed
Mr.. Steele came on Tuesday to get an
advertisement in the paper, but he con-
cluded to get it up for next week.
He also keeps material for repairing
sewing machines, and will personally at
tend to making repairs.
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Mt. UNION CoLLEGE-IMPoRrANF FACTS.
The fall term just closed was larger
than any former one. Attendance of
students the past year, S09 total from
first, 1868, of whom I, ,168. have taught
public Schools third being ladies. The
partments-Classical, Scientific, Mu-
steal, Commercial, Fine Art, Normal and
Preparatory-stand unsurpassed in Fa-
cilities and competent Professors. Appa-
ratus and Natural Specimens worth
$250,000, to illustrate each study, Supe-
rior advantages in Vocal and Instrumen-
tai music, also Commercial Science.
Over 1000 students, instructed in this
Commercial or Business School under
the College Charter, are satisfactorily
filling good situations Property esti-
mated at S413, ,625, owned by the College,
enables it to present superior advantages,
also to keep good board, with furnished
rooms, at about IS per week-self and
club board, in families, still less. Win
ter and Spring Terms begin on last
Tuesday of November and February
each year. Location moral, healthy ac-
cessibie. Religious tone of community
specially good. For Catalogue, address
o. n. Hartshorn, LII. D., President of
Faculty, Mt. Union or Alliance, Ohio
College Buildings are two miles from Al
lance Union Depot, Lines of Hacks
meat all trains of cars,
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The committee appointed to solicit
money for public library, failed to meet
on Friday night, as they should have
done. We presume this is about the last
we will hear of the free library in Jack
son. Our citizens can meet, wrangle
about constitution, appoint commit;
tee and then quit, when any public en-
terprise is talked of And that is about
all there is of it,
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Some time ago we announced that we
would pay the postage on the STANDARD
to all subscribers residing outside OF
Jackson county, but that they must pay
for the paper in advance. Next week we
will commence sending bills up to Janu-
ary |, 1875, when the new law will come
into force. If they pay in advance from
that time, the paper will be continued,
postage paid if not paid for in advance,
it will be stopped at once. To this rule
there will be no exceptions.
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The L>ublic reading at the Court House
last Frida night was pretty well attend
ed by school, children, but not so well by
the older citi. .zens NJ. J. Morgan, Emma
Brown and Mr.. Longbon were the read
ers. Next Friday night there will be an
other reading, and if these exercises con-
tinue the citizens must lend their aid by
their presence. This is all that is asked
ofthem. Remember next Friday night,
and let all, men, women and children
attend.
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We saw it announced in some of the
papers that railroad committee would
visit this place last Thursday evening,
and we intended to meet them at Wells
ton, but being taken suddenly i'll ON
Wednesday night, we were unable to go.
We learn that some thirty of the solid
men of Springfield, Xenia. Washington,
Chillicothe, etc., arrived in town on
Thursday night, and a meeting was held
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OF I More Town Lots For Sale.-I have laid out
pfoNa number of toWn lots on the old Hildenbrand
the farm, the west side of the town of Jackson,
norawhich will sell on reasonable TERMS and sat-
time. This part of town is improving
ordemore rapidly than any other part, and proper
murty is rising rapidly.
Viii For further particulars inquire of the under
nece1gned, or george Pugh or Judge Evans
I; l;raapr30tf VIM. VAUGHN.
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DR. McGiffin and W A Savage, of the
Elk River Iron and Coal Company, called
to see US last Saturday. They report
good progress in the erection of their
furnace. DR. McGiffin will remain at his
home in Miami county during the win
ter They report chestnuts very album
dant on Elk river, and bears in the
woods, and other game abundant They
say that large quantities of ginseng are
dug in the mountains, and the company
bought about $400 worth of the root the
present fall
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Anything to Beat Hale

TheWin not win. That is too thin. Push righ
Soudown to Hale's and buy your drugs, paints, and
ties oils, where you can get them pure and fresh in
curany quantity you wish. q
Mou Gentlemen and fellow-citizens: purpose on
chuselling goods at lower cash rates than all
prothe trade in this vicinity If you don't believe
Tit turn right out to a man, and give trial.
manly stock is fresh and pure and unsurpassed
turI have competition in this line. AIT ask is
.of fair trial. don't propose giving you some
rifle and charging you six prices something
- alse. w. F. HALE.
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We have had couple of business let
ters from v. FL. Benton, late Cashier of
the First National Bank of Jackson. He
has taken an interest in the lumber busi-
ness, and the card on his letter head
reads thus: ''Ofice of Scofeld & Ben
ton, Dealers in pine, hemlock and hard
wood lumber, lath, shingles, pickets,
fence posts. &C., Clyde, N. Y" This
business gives Mr.. Benton outdoor exer-
else, and we are pleased to know that
his health has very much improved.
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The damp, chilly, almost wintry wealth
er, begins to admonish the people that
they must at once provide against the
inclemency of winter; hence, the rush
to the great clothing store of Washam &
Co. Winter clothing in great abundance
is to be found there at all times, and al
though the sales are large, yet the stock
is kept up to the full maximum. That
last is big word, but then it is big
cl, ,1thing store about which we are writ
ing
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ReadThiS =

POfS ur;r.+ o1a,. ,.o--.. o.I5 D.r D.,, O. -.
shot tlst lass STOVES solu oy ~ agent
7 %. has reputation for making the best cast
theiTon,a, 1nauJnaS c,aap5 eestn ~,
the heno is =, a ~ ,,o,Iar stoye
"O1 Ohio. Every stove warranted to give entire
oreSatisfaction Buy a stove made at or near home
couind you will have less trouble getting repairs
ers. lie has al o full line of heaters for stores
tlclahool houses, churches &c, among which will
Fea1 found the.cele brated Dubuque Soft Coal Base
for tuTner-most powerful heater in the world
the sure and see it before buying any other.
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A CARD.

TUUL
NC" Clergyman, while residing in South Amer
reca, missionary, discovered a safe and simple
maIpmedv for the Cnre of Nervons wealxness
hunarIv Decay. Disease of the Urinary and semi,
rageaI ORGANS. and the whole train of disorders
thelought on by baneful and vicious habits
leaoreat numbers have been cured by this noble
remedy. Prompted by a desire to benefit the
afflicted and unfortunate, 1 will send the re-
ceipt for preparing and using this medicine, in
a sealed envelope, to any one who needs. it,
y Free Of Charge. Address,
Z Rev, JOSEPH T. INMAN,
t.- Station d, Bible House,
2july74y New York City.
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Medical Notice.

From an experience of more than thirty
years in the practice of medicine, believe that
have discovered remedies for the treatment
and cure of Syphilis and Infammatory Dis
eases of the Eye, not known to the profession
and can truthfully say to all sufferers from
either of these diseases, whether recently con
tracted or of long standing, that If they will
place themselves under my care and treatment,
/ can assure them that so far as human means
can avail, they shall be restored to health.
1t may not be convenient for all to come here
for treatment, In that case the medicine, in
packages for either disease, sufficient to effect
cure in a majority of cases, will be sent by EX-
press Mail as directed, with full directions,
on receipt of Five Dollars in Registered letter
| or p o. Order.
| Office and residence at Thurman, GallIa Co.,
| Ohio. VIM. L. WILLIAMS, NJ. ID.
Aug. 0, ls74-tf
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COMMISSIONERS PRocEEDINGs.-The Com
missioners of Jackson county met Nov.
18th, and allowed Aten d Marshman
1914 81, for furniture for Infirmary.
Contract between Inirmary Directors
and John Hildenbrand, Superintendent.
approved.
Annexation of additional territory to
the Incorporated Village of Jackson es-
tablished.
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See new advertisement of G. W. Mil
Ter, Druggist Mr.. Miller was brought
up in a drug store, and if any man has
had an opportunity to become thorough
ly acquainted with the business, he has.
He prides himself on keeping drugs and
medicines of superior quality.
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Oliver s. Miller still occupies the fore
most rank among the retail dealers of
Jackson. His business needs no praises
or puffs from US. 1t speaks for itself.
We merely desire to call attention to the
fact that he is still on hand with all the
goods that the people want.
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MAR RED.

wi "A KKIEDs
WALDEN-THoMPsoN-On the 18th inst; at
the residence of Green Thompson Esq, Lick
Charles Walden Esq. and Margaret N. Thomp-
son, all of this county.
RIcHARDs-SHARP-By Armpstead Scurloclz,
J. p, on the 18th inst, at his office in Franklin
township, Jackson county, John J. Richards
and Alvira Sharp, both of Bloomfield town
ship.
JoHNsToN-VERNoN-By Armpstead Sour
lock- j. P, on the 18th inst at the residence of
the brides mother in Franklin township John
Johnston and SarahsH Vernon.
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A drunken man named Patrick Devor,
near Rushville, Indiana, was tinkering
with revolver, and becoming angry
threw it upon the floor, when one barrel
exploded, killing his daughter. He had
an examination and was discharged
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Mrs. Isaminger, of Macarthur Station,
is at the point of death with cancer She
is the mother of J. L. Grimes, of Jackson.
She is sister of Samuel Cole, who re-
Gently died at Bloom Furnace, and J. NJ.
Cole, of Webster, is her brother. We
knew Mrs. Isaminger thirty years ago,
when we resided at Oak Hill. She was
one of the best neighbors we ever had,
and Christian lady of rare excellence.
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The Infrmary Directors pay John Hill
denbrand, as Superintendent forty dol
lars per month, and board him and his
family, and give them home at the In
firmary rent free
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

CHERIFF's SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
David Evans In Partition
VIM. I. Evans ct al. 1st Order of Sale.
State of Ohio, Jackson County, IS.
Notice is hereby given that will offer at pub
lie auction at the door of the Court House in
said county of Jackson on
Saturday, December 12, A. d. 1874,
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 southwest quarter of thesoutheast quar-
terof section number three (S) township num-
Der seven "a range number seventeen Q7(, con-
tanning AZ 20l00 acres; also, the southwest quar-
ter of the northeast quarter and the northwest
quarter of the southeast quarter, all OF the sec
ton, township and range aforesaid.
Appraised as follows to-wit:
LIST described lot S850,20.
I'd described lot, S6o0.30.
Sd described lot, $4,000.
To be sold in certain proceedings in partition,
wherein David Evans was petitioners and Wln.E t.
Evans ct al. are defendants.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third on day of sale,
one-tnird in one year, and the residue in two
years, the deferred payments to be secured by
notes and mortgage upon the premises sold,
and to bear interest ut six per cent. from day OF
SALE
Given under my hand this 10th day of No
| vember, A. d. 1874. K. w. HUBBAhnpi
Sheriff of jackson County, ONO:
| NV. LAIRD, ATTY. novl2ts
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TO CONSUMPTIyES.

The advertiser, having been permanently
cured of that dread disease, Consumption, by a
simple remedy, is anxious to make known to
his fellow sufferers the means of cure. To al
who desire it, he will send copy of the pre-
scription used, free of charge, with the dtrec-
tIons for preparing and using the same, which
they will find sure Cure for Consumption,
Asthma, Bronchitis &C.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address Rev. E. A. WILSON
1874 Penn ST., Williamsburg, New York
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"Petersons Journal for December.
All articles complete in each number.
We have received the first number of
this Magazine,-that for December, and
can truly say that this new enterprise
opens in the most promising manner
This number contains twelve first-class
stories, all published complete, many of
them written by authors of high ability
and reputation. "a Dangerous Mar
riage," by Nora Perry; Mrs. Gathright's
Story" by Florence Percy Allen; "Stron-
ger Than Death" by Eleanor C. Dom
nelly; by the Sad Sea Waves" Told
at Nightfall," "a Story of Vinaigrette," !"
etc, are all unusually excellent. We
may specify also story, called King
Solomon's Opal" by Henry Peterson; a
critical paper upon Bryants ''Thanatop-
sis" two interesting articles, one upon
Camp Life at the Delaware Water Gap"
the other upon "The Pleasure Grounds
and Drives of Washington and good
poem.
To all those desiring frst-class maya
zine, large majority of whose pages are
devoted to the publication of the best fe-
ton of the day. we can recommend this.
The publishers, formerly connected for
many years with the Saturday Erening
Post and TIE Ladys Friend. will, in the
management of this new periodical, have
the benefit of a long and varied expert
ence. The mechanical getting up of the
magazine is unexceptionable; the paper
being excellent, and the cover decidedly
handsome and novel in appearance.
Terms: 50 year, in advance. An extra
copy will be supplied free for one year
to any person sending a club of FIVE sub
scribers, at So each. The postage will be
prepaid by the publishers, without extra
charge, in accordance with the new law
Specimen copies, 25 cents. III. Peterson
d Co., 920 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
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There is some sickness in jackson at
the present time. There have been sew
eral deaths. Mr.. Dobbs, brother-in-law
of c. Graham, died last week, and also a
child of Mr.. Rogers, in the west part of
town. There were other deaths, but we
have not learned the names of the par
ties
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Music Lessons.

Miss NJ. P Mack ey will give lessons
on the piano at her room, formerly occu-
pied as an Office by Star Furnace Com
pany, next door to the First National
Bank. If
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Wanted-5O0 turkeys-to be delivered
at Hamden, Ohio, between the 10th and
18th of December, for which we will pay
cts. per lb. gross, in cash or merehan-
disc r. S. d. j. w. WILCOX.
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PARTED THIS LIFE OCT. II IFH, IN THE 18TH
YEAR OF HER AGE.
WHEREAS, God in His wise providence
has taken from our sight our beloved
sister. Lena Spriggs; therefore, be it
ResOLUed, That in the death of sister
Spriggs our Lodge has lost faithful
member.
ResOlved, That we deeply mourn our
bereavement, but are comforted by the
cheering thought that we shall somteime
meet her.
ResolUed, That we tenderly sympathize
with the bereaved family in their attic
ton.
Resolvsd That our hall be draped in
mourning and that we wear the usual
badge, for four weeks.
Resolved, That copy of these resolu-
tions be published in the county papers
and in the Prohibition Era, and that a
copy be furnished the friends of the de-
ceased. J. E. KINNISON,
LOVINA NOBLE,
S. E. KINNISON,
Committee.
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1t will be seen that the time table of
the NJ. d C. R. R. has been changed.
The morning train down comes to this
place nearly an hour caller than formerly.
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Mr. Bundy was in town last Friday and
called to see US. We inquired of him
about the prospects of the iron business.
He had nothing encouraging to report.
Charcoal iron cannot not now be sold for
the money it costs to make it, and of
tinued under these circumstances.
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MONEY TO LoAN.-In sums of $1,000 and
upwards, on real estate security, in the
counties of Jackson, Scioto and Law
renee, State of Ohio, for the term of five
years. Rate of interest, 8 per cent, pay
able semi-annually.
Conditions.-The cash value of the real
estate must be double the amount of the
total loan, exclusive of buildings, and
must be first mortgage. The party bor-
rowing viii take out insurance on his
life sufficient to meet the requirements
of the company. Apply to
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III A L e

Is just as much of an educated Druggist as there
is in jackson. He owes no man any odds fol
his schooling. He has been his own tutor, and
wishes to say that there is no graduated phar-
maceutist in Jackson.
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1t will be seen that we nowpublish the
letter list every week. This is valua-
BILE local item, and will make our paper
more valuable to home subscribers.
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Yr ydym wedi argraffu y Llythyrenau
Cymreig ar garden liwiedig, at wasanaeth
ysgolion Sabbathol Cymreig. Pris l cent,
neu 10 cent ddwsin. If.
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We had pleasant call on last Friday
morning from Mr.. Finley, of the Xenia
Gazette. He was with the railroad COM
mittee. He expressed himselfrathe sur
prised to find SO well furnished print
ing office in jackson, and admitted that
he had gained some valuable information
by his visit to our office.
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Hastings & Hughes have removed
their law Office to the upper rooms of
Judge Hastings new building near the
Postofice
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Hale keeps the largest stock of leads, paints,
oils, varnishes and dye stuffs, and painters i'm
plements. than any one in Jackson.
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HALE

Keeps the finest and largest stock of Pocket
wallets, port monnaies, card cases, smelling
salts, albums, and shell boxes, of any one IN
Jackson.
THE WAY so SUSTAIN GOOD CREDIT
Is to settle up the old score and get Hale TO give
you receipt in FULL and start anew on the
cash system-bottom for cash. Save your Is to
20 per cent, and buy your Drugs of Hale.