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Steamship Cuha. Havana mise ana nass.
Sttnnship columbus. u iyana. mdsc. and mass.
steamship George ". der, Ncv orleans. nidse ana
pass.
Steamship / lypt, Liverpool mdse. and pas
s'dll-! 10 CIV Of li1usi IA y,nalH. Iu and pass
St"ams'ip City Of Alfalfa Charleston IN se and nass
and pass ~ ~
Sttam-hip san lacinto. savannah. IN ise. and pa,s
Slfansh'p GA ID Ininion, KUunond CIV POint, ans
Nurtulk. iudee and pass.
steamship Noyada. Liverpool mdse and pass.
h1tk en-, on DeEit. ne. a.
hars u. l.. lsou H. London, mdsc
'rh.teOrge Henry. sydney, e.. II coal
brig Liberty, Cartht-rna, nahu .iny &c
hhotn usnai nv aud cbt tStst v-sts,,
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NEW ORLEANS. Nov. T.. rhc object Of George
II. BnucIs vslt to This cry TO establish residence
here. lIr IL the guest or eKGoV. Warm, ih ami mt.
mate also with james lark, "a rtmnlcr ami former a
a paitucr OF AuQrrw j. lut cr, vino father oi
G,ol5e T. md brother TO Bclj mn I. Tine ultimate
ann 81 NaruIiA. Butler, ana Cars. AMI other non
trans, Is TO send Ge0rrc H. ia Ter 60 Cong esr whtrr.
with MS keenIChs hAcKcd Nv the nluf, c D. ay
De the ieal Of the lobby. ana Chlef cHgluter Of
great 10 lVMcs of public pluIdur.
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Opinm sInrcrr nnd ncnlh

Ellen Lawrence Of % East Tenth street died
"a sunday hvlng tasen an over dose Of opium.
Although she WS only - years Of ago she had become
a slave TO opium 10 effort 10 cmHncipate ner.elf
size i,l ~ 'ancIOlf aad not having ept for turee
day nnd H.ght. N went ~ druggist sunday und
tacl ~iai me should ta@e 80 pro iuce sleep. Opun
Ma pr Crhci anu o quulty Hak sod 10 neT. Not
inihhhE u enough. hAe went 10 another place aud
b0ua more. she took bOtQ doses and died.
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B.fNKING AND FIN4NCI4L.

"srOCK SPECULATION" - TN rI1IEOFA NEw
hook. explaining the hest mrtnul Of operating ga al
~ lh"so "hu snccuai" IN Ut and Caiis SHOULD al
Il. fiu-lN cniir~ tree. ttli or send Tor
/. W. HAMILTON d co. 10 Wall 6. ., New York.
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Content. OF the wecaiy sun.

The WEEKLY SUN published this morning con
tains the following
Rgop nng me scandal Important New Testimony
Church The Brethren Ecwiidcrcd. Winter In the
Wet Premature Cold Weather; The Inequality OF
laAalluh SUPPLEMENTARY KspOr % the Cohin~sl Toner
OF lhi.rhai ltrNSuur; Tie Postal Service Annual Re-
port oi me second Assistant POstHasteften raj the
boldtr Nariar'-l Indictments A"hihst Mexican Hin.
capitol Ills irug,css Toward Recovery Tie Green
htc6 frnung-A Pron abe Jon for III, Ring Bank
Noie COMPANY; The hu.kluN IN kentucky -Mhhlng
snort NofN oi OutlhNk; A lhird.lcun Recruit Tor
Ifahi-A HighWHyuiau's Career The Romance OF
tum sizes Ing Four Miluuns-rNO We r. Op 'a-
Nonus' the Black INNS Prof Jrnnrl = Report ON the
RESOURCE Of ne Country How to l.cducc Inc Army
N.u!oOl N IN tennessee k"narkuh' N,Nturitlun OF
a bllie Mlltlto Girli Resent Marine DIS sur Ih q
10 tit' of Waco he steamer iHcnci tubt's fight
iHhi lhv Iallle Disease, unr Internal Taxes The
lahi OF SILVER Mines a Graphic Description OF tnlora.
40 " nlnlsct noes Of DOM Murrhec} lie l. ureate
81 Nricl : me Account OF q. W. thllus, a. The
Fers 81 wearing striped smcNinH Ihc Fnan fer
Notices OF Sew 80 rs A Frnclulus TRIP TO- ter
gnunc Nrws; LADIES' Department Aotcs on sGrnce
ahd Industry Many Col mus 81 ldtorinl Ar.iC'os and
Agrltuluihl Muiicri etory-lhttc. frut, cOnciu1ed
lihhh, iai Intelligence, and MaIkrts,
Tue WEEKLY Sun cOntain-a 60 npicte cptom' Of the
news Of the week from all parts of th ultci s'atet
and the American continent. Cope N Wrapper really
iornang TO the OLD country my b. nai " the neak
Of our plDhcaton one. Price -four ce-ss. For sllO
bJah news des crs Ia ctI AMI country.
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FLiSK.fn the city OF Nov York ~ the l6t, ttly Of
NO'rnaer. lSsH. by the hVn. A0rAaam Il. ilwirace,
Jus ICE - ihc sn?rcui" Cclrt, joseph + ae fT1m
Anua F!iE Custody OF chic avardcI to tue pinlntid
Cause. adultery.
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Ten children, thlrty-two grandchildren, and
sn great grandchildren gaze Mrs. Ann NJ fassctt OF
Np"d, h. H. surprise parry ye terday the ocnasiOn
urih| her ttNehtieh urt iuay Nnn,luus appropriate
E.r W'Tt hine' nnd whoa the fesiviiIGs cl'sed the
NHutl"ut ~ ~ Trsscd thn hops that she should meet
H'N ~ fs' 'Hr'9"ai, Which, sbe bIr Lin " attain
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SusilItss Woi,ttk.

In my family. aud for ibr stock. have ~.
GILES LiNfNENr loninf uf AaNoSi,. II il unsnr
passed. anu ain surprised the IN .nf nifrr mi inas
faction .IDhN / fAt,Tln '"''"
Farm 'A ~
Depot AL 9th av., New Yors s1ld by all drugsists.
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maRINE rNrErLro rvCE.

MINIATURE ALHAHA rue nay
sun rises - sun sc.s.. : 40 Nnou rIse. n
mon WATER -rnfS pAY
SANDY ilo0k.lU "a GOv lslandiI 40 lell GATE ~ "A
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topS"n'"tion, Weak LUBgs. Dyspepsin. t3cn.
cf htDutl, and week.-mrs. CO.. y uesrrtptlO
o. i,rt. ny wlncu,scf' Ii nophos ,lt OF Lin.
~ soda, - qua - per ln'fls. D. .lt.sl oIl, b.
MlN~Nt -ItR y 60. Chemist NJ. 81 John d., Ne .
YORK. sodby ai orugasts
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fot inferior t547c for fair to choice Chicago isc nr
Mnvauut and tecat2c. iOr interior to cnoice white
kye q1Oted NJ Sc1SSc for canada IN bona. Soc foi
Wcttcrni ard SOc. tor Slate Barley-Sllcs II sos
hush a. u 20 for choice MOL. Canada Bay SndS5c for
oNed state aud f1cif112 for four r0 cd DO Mar.
icy mn, dn'l parties apart Corn Gull sales 30750
bush AZ tilpW Zoe. for sail NIKE G1g71c. for new
mixed, ~ t76iec. for yc low aud 57c. fur white,
GRHthtEs1 Once wa duil At the late decline and
.he Oy transaction was 700 bags 40 AT baltimore al
ioamlSitc" gold Rice IA better dem nj and arm SOC
Dag kinRoon sold nc t2.bj, gold In Dond Nolaascs
obs. NeN Orleans IN our range Sugar, were quiet ,
Cuba at 2 7iG,ts'sc, X hncd sugars in eeoe
q ~ nd Teas IN bctt"r demand ana prices
haracabo ip,e@2i Ic.; and RIO i7fo epIc gold R,e,
NahRonn' 2tS2esrr gold. ~ bond, al diac., cur
lul Nu.l pAlli tHrNlldl. 4us Iuui. Lana.
crop tef'Nc. Moinsses-duia a'iwci w TO- sss 9,,c
uen clsNcd 'Ua t3c.; Porto Rico. a5f,5pcI Nrw or
a. n-, .cN cr, ~. 500 pic. sigars-Fnir a. good re-
ming MA, I'eds yroe ~ do, SiaaSs. centrtfs
~, HttfJ.i rcnntd lNpf1ltlr Tor hard "a. IL,
SOFT White. aud tpcs94c. Tor ,ello~ -
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The luGe-t aa-or;moni ,nl lowest r,,cn4 Tor
iurntiltr rlrpGts ana hfd lag " Il N 60 v,tN tai
ll' duh So Chatham - 1f9.
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STOP that Tnoihachc. td,.nrds's Pockr
q co. 30 Broadway. New YORK.
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coughs, iioRtrfur~s md nIl Dtsra .cs Of ths
ffF"H and IHiVt Snrcv ana rsif an cure. IIrge
hkN's TOLU ala LtvKEWosr Exrs YpRANr sod n
druggists Only Do cents prr 10. lie.
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En,tlen,. Leaane Mlla lne l.rn,e nl.ecr.


a lldv, elegantly dressed. Glutcd Jon Tvr''.
fourth street orpoF'" tlc ram avenue lio 500. -
dA. / amnN. Nv. n Ll.AH
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Tho defects in tho old NJ site Truss are RENE
licd " l"melnyr Price a. .ad hio,dNHy h<s~
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MistRr'- Bnl.sm oi VIA ghrrrv. d rehabt
NEEDY Tor Coughs. nOarscn's. Sc. % cent? and 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-17

Dr, LYONS Tooih Tablets
purify AM ~ ert,n the hica'h.
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The spn-ms 80 roMmou d1riuK sick ur-- nrs
prevented by MoneH's Ir"tains C0rdiil Pi.cc elc.
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HIlu- over here the Doctor con-
NH- iAo Woulla 0u lhe ! lc of
= 'Ih".t 10 solitary confinement. wlth "A
, ''- hp winch MAJ sent TO me. saw
IT, '-.' Miiloul pref udlcc, tuat tht, are the
lh toe would, t.klhg overriding
, 10 anon. We have rtanos IN Grfina-
p, illl Tome, hut the action is not prT.
'fhi. ~ ycineHts iiLr tnis ! cannot
H. i.- il,' 20 on the German ~ no."
"I~trdrd with his inner. ON the
I "ll with many tl-tt IA tds vi h
h. r,',, VA .hnh" ui1n1s have 20 play r
d. wl,n '"' '"''Nu''"Es pi'Y
l.. ' ' ~'pl nr Ia M, room" said lie
h'"'' ""t".'i'' ~ nnt lnrta 'han tYC
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1875-10-28

The certainty and promptitude with which
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters conquer the most
obstinate cases of malarial disease, and the
complete prote ction which they afford the sys-
tenn against the miasmatie poison which i'm
pregnates the air of low lying, 1narshy locali-
ties stamp them as the foremost of American
anti -peIiodics. Whenever on this continent
fever and ague is regular vi-Itant-in the bot
tom lands of the South, the new clearings and
mining districts of the West, and in all locali-
ties in the Eastern and Middle States where
malaria prevails, the Bitters recognized as
the only true specific for the disease, and its
most reliable preventative. They are, more
over, a safe and agreeable well as certain
superior to the preparations of quinine, arsenic
bismuth, and other mineral poisons mistaken
ly administered as curatives for maladies eaus-
ed by miasma, and which if persisted in work
irreparable injury to the constitution.
Unfortunately, fever and ague, and the other
febrile complaints generated by miasma, are
not the only evils which result from 1t. A
great variety of disorders are superinduced by
the irritation which it causes. Among these
neuralgia, rheumatism, gout, periodical
headache, palpitation, painful affections of the
spleen, and various arrangements of the stom-
ach. When traceable to malaria, the above
affections apt to assume, like the disease
which originated them, intermittent type;
that is to say, they recur at regular intervals.
Hostetter's Bitters, however, obviates them all,
by banishing the miasnatic virus from the
system.
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THE German Vote.
eHeek.

wherever there was large German pop1la-
ton, there the right cause prevailed, and to the
large German vote of CiLc.nnali, Cleveland,
Toledo and Columbus the election of Hayes is
mainly due. Their prejudices were appealed
to. but in vain. They saw what the main issue
was. and they adopted the right side, and ad-
bered to 1t with irmness that is characters
tic of the German people. They have right to
a large share of the glory that attaches to the
resuIt. and no Republican will dispute the
olairo Cincinnati Gazette.
1,ara is consolation for the minister of the
ros,el and temperance men, and even able Pro-
S,bft,onists who voted the Republican ticket
uora gentlemen, you eau see who your allies
ara n yes. the Sunday Beer Garden fellow
oi,tzers rallied to your help. The gallant Ger
roans who spat their foul tobacco juice on the
c-,,sode women, and who filled the air with
their infideI taunts, blasphemy, and black
,,.,;sro and who even played the rogues
1,orcb in their places of pollution, while those
troye inspired women were passing along to
t,,a,r n1oces of labor, singing Rock of Ages" or
fnvolrina the blessing of God on the very men
who thus insulted them. They are the men
- stood shoulder to shoulder with you sin
s,oIr Alliance" OF course you will give "a
100 shsre'' of honor to these noble allies, who
cast the .honest German votes" The humble
FEW who stood by Prohibition and bore aloft
tts hammer, do not covet such honor.
''s 49, WIN. ]. J.KLRKEEDALL.
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Dr. Morris Syrup of TAR. WILDsCHERRY
and HOREHOUND is the very best compound
ever prepared, advertised or sold by any person
or under any name whatever-for the imme-
diate relief and permanent cure of Coughs,
Colds, Group. whooping Cough, Bronchitis,
Asthma, and all diseases of Consumptive
type 1t will thoroughly eradicate these alarm
ing symptoms in one-half he time required to
do SO by any other medicine. 1t is purely veg
etable and contains not particle of opium or
other dangerous drug. Physicians all over the
country endorse it as the most efficacious anti
dote known for all disorders of the throat and
lungs. 1t never fails. Every bottle guaranteed
to perform xactly as represented. Be sure 10
obtain Dr. Morris Syrup of Tar, Wild Cherry
and HoTehound. Trial size. 10 cents.
Sold by W. F. Hale, Druggist.
Welsh directions on each bottle.
juneI 10, T5-Iy cow
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pI = ID.

LACKEY-September p, 1875, near Vega, Jack
son county, Ohio, Alexander Lacke,, in the
seventy-third year of his age.
In 1929 he married Catharine Stoker, with
whom he lived near forty-seven years. OF six
cbildlen, one daughter and two sons, with
their widowed mother, besides numerous other
relatives are left to mourn. Three daughters.
having preceded him to that "better land.''
He was a kind Lu sband and father, and an
agreeable neighbor. Ha was not member of
any church, but claimed to be a firm believer
in the teachings of the Bible. He was an in
valid five years, at times suffering severe
iy, and often expressed willingness to depart
and be at rest.
His funeral sermon was preached by Rev. j.
D. Hathaway, from Job xiv chap. 10 verse, after
which his remains were deposited in the ceme-
terry at Pleasant Hill.
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A MAN OF A THOUSAND!
A Consumptive Cured


When death was hourly expected from con-
SUMPTION, all remedies having failed, acci-
dent led to d discovery whereby DR.. H. James
cured his only child with preparat on of CAN
NABIS INDICA. He now gives this recipe
There is not single symptom of consumption
that it does not Observation-Disclosures, irrita-
ton of the nerves, difficult expectoration, sharp
pains in the lungs, nausea at the stomach, in
action OF the bowels, and Visiting of the mus
cles, Address Craddoek & Co., 1882 Race Street
seDI6-6Tu
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" EGAL NOTICE.

U EGAL NOTICE.
Luurt of Common Pleas, Jackson county, Ohio
Hezekiah S. Bundy, plaintiff, against the Ophir
Iron Company and others, defendants.
E. R. Jones, Thomas I. Jones, John r. JONES'
James Cra bIree, George Martin, John Farmer
anu Evan L. Jenkins, whose residences are un-
known, viii take notice that HezekIah s. Bun
dy, of The comfy of Jackson and State OF Ohio,
uId ON the Sd day OF August, 1876 file his peJl-
ton in the Court of Common Pleas within and
for the s;lid county of jackson, in said State
against the OlJhir lion Company and others,
defendants, setting forth Inat the said Ophir
Iron Company CAV. q mortgage TO the plalnLJH
on the soutn-half of the northeast quarter, the
wesL-haf of the south west quarter, ehe south
quarter of the northwest quarter, and the
north-half of the northwest quarter, OF section
number six, in township number seven, and
OF range number eighteen; also, the southeast
number Uhirty-one, township number eight,
ana OF range number. eighteen; and also the
eaSt-half OF the southeast quarter of section
number one, in township number seven and of
range number nineteen, in said county of Jack
son, secure the payment OF Sl0,0t0, according
to certain notes referred to in said mortgage,
and that since the giving of said mortgage The
defendants, K. r. Jones, Thomas T. Jones, John
r. Jones, James Crabtree, George Martin, John
Farmer and Evan L. Jenkins, claim some in
terest in the said lands, praying that the said
Ophir lion Company pay the said notes and
the interest thereon, or that said lands be sold
pay the same, anu that the said E. II. Jones.
Thomas T. Jones, John Il. Jones, James Crab
tree, George Martin, John Farmer and Evan T.
jenkins notified that they are required to
the third saturday after the second day of De-
cember, 1875.
H. S. BUNDY, Plaintiff.
oct. 2S, '75-6w
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Miss Sewell has been here for few
days, and has now gone to Oak Hill,
where she will lecture one or more nights.
She comes srecomme ended as a Jealous
Christian ladgsss Turn out and hear her.
She will have time and place announced
after her arrival at Oak Hill.
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.--=N r. .C!.AYEE1
Court of Common Pleas.

Business does not progress very fast.
There have been two jury trials in cases
of disputed lines between lands, and one
case for malicious prosecution. James
Plummer sued Peter Bum for having
him arrested last summer ON the charge
of stealing harness. The jury returned
a verdict for defendant.
Robert and Levi Plummer have run off,
and Thomas Plummer is sick.
The criminal docket is on hand this
week, and full report will be given next
sveek.
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''Eisteddfod Schottische." by c. Atehi-
son Lackey. in honor Of the Welsh peo-
people of Jackson county. Over three
hundred copies sold On first day of pub
lication. Sent. postpaid, for 80 cents.
address the author, or James Starkey,
Bookseller, Jackson c. Fl. Ohio. 143w
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Ladies, now is your time to get nice
goods. l have just returned from the
city with very fine stock of fall milli-
merry goods, latest styles. and would be
pleased to have you all call and see my
goods. Rooms in rear of the Court
House, at my residence.
IF Mrs. NJ. H.DgHADwAY.
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New and beautiful cloaks for ladies,
now being expressly manufactured for
James Chestnut, will be opened for in
spection at his store on Main street, op-
posite the Public Square, next week.
This line of goods will be of the finest
and best material. and in the very latest
styles. He also has full line of splen-
did dry goods, especially for the ladies.
Call and see his goods.
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Hugh Woten desires to rent the two
upper rooms in his new building, on
Main street, opposite the Jail They are
convenient for offices, and adjoin the law
offices of James Tripp and Judge Has
tings. au5tf
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1875-10-28

Next week we intend to give our sub
scription list q thorough oYerhauling,
and trim it down closely. Now look to
the figures on the label, and see if you
are in debt. If SO, and you want the
STANDARD during the winter, let US hear
from you at once. So
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Lawson desires US to say that next
week will complete his stay in jackson,
and all who desire work in his line, such
as making pictures, photographs, &c,
should call at once, as he will close up
his business at this place the last OF the.
week.
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The Dayton q South Eastern Railroad
is by no means abandoned We hope to
see it completed to Wellston before this
time next year. There will be a meet
ing at Wellston in the interest of this
road on Wednesday night OF this week,
at which Mr.. Bundy and others will
speak
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See James NJ French d. Cos new ad-
vertisement This firm is always fully
up to the times with new goods, which
they sell as low as any other firm in
town. Give them a trial
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Quarterly Meeting will commence at
the M. E. Church in Jackson next Sat
urday night, and the usual services will
be held on Sunday The Presiding Ell
der is expected to be present
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1875-10-28

Builders and Mechanics can positively save
money by getting their hardware and building
material from d. L. Pickrel. He keeps a stock
of doors, sash and glass on hands, Odd sizes
furnished on short notice at reasonable rates.
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Lost on last Saturday, pocketbook,
containing sum of money, on the road
leading from town to Keystone Station.
The finder will be literally rewarded by
leaving it at the Standard office
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LETTER LIST.

List of letters remaining in the PostofI1ce at
Jackson, Ohio, for the week ending Oct. 26, rs.
Busler Rosetey Hancock Louis
Berland Miss Mary Kregar Charles
Cooper Miss Laura Perkins Eliza
Chaney Mrs A Shade NJ. q.
DickaSon Fremont Spootin Thomas E.
Persons calling for any of these letters please
say advertised" and give date of list.
j. NJ. MARTIN, P. NJ.
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LoTs FOR SALE-Town lots of all sizes,
up to FIVE acres, for sale in Austin's Ad
Iron and Coal Company or II. F. Austin,
Wellston, Ohio. If.
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Javid BIAgg. cleaning coilrt rooms, put-

David BlAgg, cleaning court rooms, put
JefIeTsoo o9" t1Tnlip est for relief furnished
Caleb Sharp, disabled soldier, year.. 60 s
John /. Jones, ]. p. Jefferson tp.. fees in
the case Ohio VS.. John Free, discharged 8 {
81. s. Jenkins. Constable, his fees in the
case Ohio VS.. uohn Free-diScharged.- :
c. c. Mercer, Assistant Constable l 5
Joseph Rowland. j. p, Jackson tp., fees
Robert Addison s. S, State of Ohio vs.
David Estis, Constable Jackson fp fees
| State OF Ohio vs. Robert Addison 50 IS,
| State of Ohio We. John Steel SIl 80. 10 i
| Grimsley Poor, j. P. Bloomfield tp-, his
fees State of Ohio vs. Alonzo Scurlock- o.
case State Of Ohio vs.. Aionzo seurloek q
d. II: Narian. j F. Lick Ip., fees in the
Brarseomb So 90, State of Ohio VS.. Da- =,
VIM. H' Palsner. Ionsss,ie Iict; ;' IN Ices y
IN the following cases. the State OF Ohio
VS.. Henry Branseomb s. 80, the State of
JACOB a. Sell, ]. P. Washington ip., his
lees IN the following cases, State oil Ohio
Ohio qSs5s vs. Jane m PiGmmer CO. CO. safe sta5e OF OF
Ohio vs.. Thomas Plummer 81 00........-... 8 90
Wm-A-Noble. Constable Washington tp.,
his fees in the following cases, State of
ONO vs. Robert L. PlummerS3 20, State
OF Ohio VS.. Jane Plummer S. 20, Stateof
Ohio vs.. Thomas PIummer s. 7O.,:......... IL 10
w 10. watson, cleaning Court House privy
James A. starEey, stationery for county ~
J. R. Booth, Auditor. months; services
$50 go - -s----
j. h Booth, Auditor, months services,
ACT OF April Tth, 1857 Sand s, page 81. 125 co
j. h Bootn, AudliOr, SundrieS for office. 3 II
John NJ. Ewing, Sheriff, his fees in the
case State OF Ohio W.. jackson Chaffin,
ana expenses of conveying TO reform
farm at Lancaster, ,Ohio.--...........- 81 81
John II. Ewing Sheriff, flied his annual re-
port according TO law, the same examined and
ordered 10 be recorded and filed.
Price Brothers awarded the contract for fur
nIShlng the county coal the ensuing year for
50 80 per hundred bushels.
Abraham johnson, Commissioner, SER
vices as 20
Samuel Giliiland, Commissioner, services
van b. Johnson, Commissioner, services
SonLnlS>lOn er 92 %
John l.. Jones, Prosecuting Attorney, filed
his annual report, examined and ordered TO be
recorded and filed.
John ID. Mitchell, Clerk of the Court filed
his annual report. Examined and ordered to
be recorded and filed.
Report of the Infirmary Directors to the Com
mlsSloners of jackson county, Ohio:
The Board OF Directors of the County In
Urinary respectfully submit this, their annual
report Ior the year ending August II, 1875:
= lind the Infirmary In good condition.
Number OF inmates therein Sc
= uInoer u 4aleS 81
lumber of %
Number admitted since last eport............. 40
Numoer porn IN 1nhrrnary. 2
81
transferred to private famiies......-......... 10
~
THE general health of the institute is good
he only sickness being confined TO patients |
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1875-10-28

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