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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1875-12-30
PROGRAMME.

Attack Gallop.................... ..Orches ira.
Volunteer Poems, machine and hand
made.
National Song and Chorus, Flag of the
Miss Ida Monahan, Miss Jessie Hanna,
Miss Cora Davis, Mrs VIM Vaughn,
Mrs. Jno Mackley, Miss NJ. Grassland.
Mr.. Waters, Mr.. VIM. Vaughn,
Mr.. Killen, Truman Varian,
Jno. Brown, Dr. Williams,
E. Crandall
Quartet, Hurrah for the Sports of the
Fleld..................... eayer.
D. S. Jones, Thos A. Jones S. E. Evans,
Eben Jones
Duet. violin and piano, Waves of Ocean,
$1,000. Blake
Miss Emma Miller, Gustave Arnold.
Glee, "See Our Oars with 'Feathered
Spray
Miss Ida Monahsn, D. S. Jones,
Mrs. c. James, S. E. Evans.
Mrs. Hull, Mr.. Waters,
Mrs. Waters, James Welch,
Miss Jones, L. May.
Duet, piano, Lucia di Lammermoor..
Mrs. H. L. Chapman, Miss NJ. P Mack
ley.
Duet, vocal, "a C''......J ohm Thomas
Hattie E. Allen, NJ. D. Jones.
Duet, piano, Grand March,. Schubert.
Crandall Sisters
Solo, vocal, Five O'clock in the Morn
ing .Claribel
Miss Ida Monahan.
National song and chorus, Native Land
Miss Cora Davis, Thos. A. Jones. Eben
Jones, D. s. Jones
Plantation melody, Going Back to Dixie,
7. M. Jones, Miss Grassland,
Miss Jones, James Welch,
Mrs. Waters, Mr. Waters.
Solo, piano, Rose of Peronne. Rosellen
| Hattie E. Allen.
Duet, piano, Canary Bird Quadrille,
."..................."...." .Linter.
Crandall Sisters. (By request.)
Glee. Moonlight on the Lake..........
Miss Flora Trip, S. E. Evans.
Ida Hanna, D. S. Jones,
| emma Miller, w. "A. steele,
M. Grassland, G. W. Miller,
Eben Jones.
Solo, vocal, o, Loving Heart Trust On.
G ottschalk
Hattie E. Allen.
Solo. vocal, Heart, Whence thy Joy and
Sorrow.........".'.,,,., ,u,..,,....Gumbert.
Miss Lizzie Crandall
Address. Rev D. II. Moore, D. D.
President Wesleyan College.
Song and chorus. Beautiful Love.
Miss Ida Hanna, Mrs. James, VIM
Vaughn, Mr.. Waters.
Cornet solo....,,........G .Good-by Old Home,
Truman Varian.
Quartet, Come where my Love Lies
dreaming '.''"'"''.s.'"',..'.,....'
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WOTEN HOUSE,
PORTSMOUTH, OHIO.
This house has been reftted and furnished en-
tirely new. Good fare and terms reasonable.
jackson travel solicited.
HUGH WOTEN Prop'r
Nevar Knnun tn Fail.

DIR. MORRIS SYRUP of TAR, WILD CHER
RY and HOREHOUND has never been known
to fail in permanently curing obstinate Coughs,
Colds, Group, Whooping Cough, nor any dis
eases of the respiratory organs-and it does it
too at once! 1t is not necessary TO take it for a
long time before you can discover its beneficial
effects. Its sale in this community is immense,
and Its popularity universal. 1t should not be
classed with compounds put up by inexreri-
enced hands. 1t is positively guaranteed to be
composed of the purest and best materials, and
prepared in a scientific manner and TO always
give satisfaction. Do not fail to give this great
and potent remedy trial. 1t will not and can
not disappoint you, Try it once. Ask for DR..
Morris Syrup of Tar, Wild Cherry and Hore-
hound, and take none other. Trial size, 10
cents.
Sold by w. F. Hale, Druggist, Jackson Ohio.
june 10 '75-1yeow
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LOOK OUT, GENTLEMEN ON
AND ALI have gone into business
again, at the Stable called the ECLIPSE" !"
back of A. B. Monahans dwelling house,
1 have opened out Livery and Feed
Stable. You will find me at the stable
day and night, myself, to accomodate all
who stop with me. will not be outrun
by any other man in this town by livery,
in price and quality.
no25tf JOHN BURT.
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The ladies of the Union A. NJ E
Church return their sincere thanks to
the citizens of Jackson for the liberality
they extended to the Committee in con
tributing to their festival, and especially
to Mr. Andrew johnson for the energy
that he displayed as the substitute for
his better half, Mrs. Martha johnson,
and through Mr.. johnson we return our
thanks to those friends who so literally
responded to him to the amount of
$l8 IA cash, and to sundry articles to
the amount of So 25-total by Mr. John
son, s21 39-festival, SO 36-total re-
ceipts. $3l rs.
Mrs NJ johnson, Miss NJ. ]. Black,
Mrs. NJ Saunders. Mrs. n. E. Banks,
Mrs. J. Petiford, Mrs. E. Robinson
Committee.
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aOoOC,,, MONEY FOR ALL. Only two
OOCC Dimes. Only two Dimes. sit is al
ways darkest before day To any reader who
viii send 20 cents 10 US, we will send
will put you in the way to make 500
a month, and not take half your time. Suitable
for nen or women, boys girls, and is entirely
new. Thousands can now secure paying busf-
ness, and constant income. This is the "chance
of a lifetime,' and if you will not embrace 1t
tell your friends, for il is fortune for some
worthy deserving person who needs helping
hand. Not q recipe, jewelIy, or other humbug,
but safe and sure guarateed business oppor-
tunity. Sample box, circulars, &C., &C., are sent
at cost 20 cents only to introduce 1t none free,
and none need reply unless they want to make
5000 year clear. Hundreds are making that,
and 20 cents and "9999D will show you "how
tits done" Address, HUNTER CO., Hinsdale
n. II.
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4 MAN OF A THOUSAND
A Consu1nptive Cured /,

COnsumpt1Ve Cured!
When death was hourly expected from CON-
SUMPTION, all remedies having failed, acci-
dent led to d discovery whereby DR.. II. James
cured his only child with preparation of CAN
NABIS INDICA. He now gives this recipe
free receipt of two stamps to pay expenses.
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 wasting of the mus
cles. Address Craddock & Co., 1882 Race Street
sepl6-6m
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Z Peter Yinger TO Fred Yinger, land in Scioto
tp., sl25.
Robert Shields to Samuel Hood. acres in
Bloomfield tp., s92.
G. .Gilliland to John Slavens, land i'll Ham,
ilton tp $1,000.
Harvey Wells to Hannah Liston, lot 23s in
Wellston, S275.
John j. Thomas to David Thomas, land in
Madison tp., $500.
Joseph Rule adm'r) to John j. Thomas, 50
acres in Madison tp., 1867.
j. B. Campbell to H. Campbell, so acres in
Washington tp., $500.
Same to same, lag acres in Washington tp..
$4,000.
t. T. Jones ur.) TO Isaac Hill, 40 acres in Mil
ton tp., S400.
F. E. Duduit (tr.) to ]. ]. Jenkins, 81 acres in
Bloomfield tp., $3.50 IS.
Sheriff Ewing to w. H. Gahm, 40 acres in
Hamilton tp., $500.
VIM. Denney to James King, Is acres in
Bloomfield tp., $3.50.
S. A. Paull ct al to Union Iron Co., land in
jefferson tp.,-
C. R. Tidd ct al to Harvey Wells, land in Mil
ton tp.. $500.
Elijah Beatty to S. A. Mann, 40 acres in Jack
son tp $500.
r. w. Jones to John Jenkins, IA acres In
Madison tp., $500,
C. Isham to Joseph Killen, in lot 2 in C..
Isham's addition Sl95.
A. Glassburn to NJ. A. Downey, 20 acres in
Liberty tp., S275.
o. S. Miller to Jabez Goulding, 81 lot IL in
Lick tp., Sl65n.
Jabez Goulding to o. s. Miller, lot 8 in Booths
addition, $780,
John Cruger to A. Hampshire, IL acres in
Washington tp., $1,000.
j. L. Ramsey to James B. Mutt, in lot 16 in c.
Isham's addition. $3.50.
Elizabeth Stephnson to H. Wells pit lot 90 in
Lick tp $500.
II. Wells to Mary V. Wright, pit lot 80 in Lick
tp., $1,000.
s. H. Tidd to II. Wells, land in Milton town
ship, $6GOc.
John Price to VIM. Law, Jr., pt lot u in Lick
tp., 500.
L. Campbell ct al to John ]. Vandivort, lots
Is and 16 in Harper's addition, $780,
S. Rose to same, pit out lot in So Jackson
$780,
John Brown to W. L. Rice, acres in Lick tp.
$3.50.
Number of mortgages recorded s, amount Sc
cured s292l 95.
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ANOTHER PANIC IMMIHENT.-We are not
croakers-we are hopeful and cheerful to
the last; but it is better to keep well in
harbor during a storm. A little caution
saves many barque. The timely use of
Halls Balsam will prevent consumption.
A bottle of this remedy should always be
kept in the house, ready for use in emer-
gencies. 1t saves thousands of dollars in
doctors bills. Price, s1.O0 per bottle.
Sold by all dealers.
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The night before Christmas We took
stroll along the most frequented streets
of jackson to see what was going on.
We had heard much whining about hard
times, and scarcity of money. But that
is all foolery.
We first called in at billiard room,
and found six men engaged in the highly
intellectual and profitable employment
of punching colored balls of ivory with
sticks, and rolling the balls about
upon large marble tables covered with
green cloth. If the eternal salvation of
these mems souls had depended upon it,
they could not have labored with more
zeal and earnestness. All of them but
one, were very young men. OF course
they all had cigars in their mouths.
Next we visited some of the saloons"
but their screens were nicely arranged,
and we did not go behind them. But
we could hear what was going on.
At the toy shops were great crowds of
people, nearly all of whom had baskets,
and certainly hundreds of dollars worth
must have been purchased
On the pavements were scores and
scores of boys, from five to fifteen years
of age. all burning fire crackers or shoot
ing off revolvers. There were nice, clean,
well dressed. intelligent boys; there
were uncouth, saucy, ragged, dirty-faced,
blear-eyed, sore-nosed boys, and all light
ing fire crackers and dashing them un-
der the feet of passing women and little
girls. The most of the boys were yelling
and many of them cursing and swearing.
The money paid for unnecessary arti-
cles, includin gTtoys, fire crackers, gun
powder, tobacco, beer, billiards, whisky,
&o., would have paid the honest debts
that many of these parties owed for
bread and meat.
And this is the way we Christian peo
pie celebrate the birth of Christ 1t is
not strange that we have burning zeal
to send our lovely Christianity to the
benighted heathen.
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Mrs Hull. Eben Jones. Mrs James, S.
E. Evans.

Mrs Hull. Eben Jones. Mrs James, S.
f. Evans.
Duet, uanlta
Truman and Lima Varian.
Trio. o,......To all ye Ladies now on Land.
D. s. Jones. S. E. Evans, Eben Jones.
Nectar Polka lks........................Orchestra.
Duet. vocal. Matrimonial Sweets.
Mrs. Chas. Rhodes, D. S. Jones.
Glee, Home Again Returning. &c. F.Root
Sop. solo Miss Ida Hanna, Alto solo
Mrs Waters, Tenor solo NJ. D. Jones.
Base solo Eben Jones. Chorus-Wm.
Vaughn, Mrs Vaughn, Miss Jessie Han
ma, D. s. Jones.
Solo. piano. Grand valse de Concert
Miss Carrie Crandall.
Connubial Bliss; Get Up and Shut the
door hays.
Mrs McCarley, Mrs. Rhodes, Thos. A.
Jones, Truman Varian.
alogue..............Mis .Mischievous Darkie.
Duet, vocal. In the Starlight.
Miss Trip, Miss Miller.
Duet, cornet and violin, Away to the
Mountains&...........:..
Jos. Starkey, Gustave Arnold.
Duet, piano..............Ca .Caliph of Bagdad
Miss Maggie Spenser. Miss Miller.
Quartet, Put your Shoulder to the
Wheel ...............
j. s. Williams, B. F. Cook, Thomas A.
IOnaS
Chorus. Calm be thy slumbers.....Bi Bishop.
Harmonic Society.
Waltz, Fairy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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Several of the young men and women
of Jackson, who are attending college.
are now at home to spend the Holiday
vacation Among them we notice John
L. Davies. Frank Chestnut, Charles and
Lewis Brown of Marietta College; j. M.
Tripp and Hiram Dickson, of Ohio Uni
versity; Westerman Vaughn. Alice Suth-
erland and Ida Atkinson, of Delaware
College. and Lizzie and Carrie Cnndall of
Cincinnati College.
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ERRnRSS OF YOUTH.

A gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the
effects of youthful indiscrehon will, for the
sake of suffering humanity, send free TO all who
need it, the recipe and direction for making the
simple REMEDY by which he was cured. Suffer-
ers wishing to pront by the advertisers expert
enee do SO by addr essing in perfect conf
dence, JOHN B. OGDEN,
9nov75m6 ~ Cedar Street, New York
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The RELIGIO-PHILOSOPH JOUR-
NAL is large S-page weekly paper, an able
exponent of Modern Spiritualism.
The recent extraordinary attention the SUBJ
ject is attracting and its investigation by emf
nent scientists, Increases the demand for cur
rent literature devoted to the subject. In order
that all may become familiar with the most
able, fearless and widely circulated paper devo-
ted to Spiritualism, we will send the JOUR-
NAL, postage paid, to new subscribers on Trial
Three Months for 80 cents. One year for Sl.65.
The regular price is S315 per year, at which
price thousands of old subscribers welcome it
each week as the best visitor they have Sam
pie Copy free. Special inducements to Post
masters and Canvassers. Address
S. s. JONES, EDITOR, CHICAGO, ILL.
N. B.-State where You saw this.
dGc23-Im
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Why will you suffer from Rheumatism.
Sprains, Stiff Joints. Swellings. Burns,
Scalds or Weak Back, when the Centaur
Liniment affords certain relief. Many
articles seothe pain to a certain extent,
but the Centaur Liniment cures.
The White Lini iment is
for the human family, the Yellow Lini-
ment is for the horses and animals.
Nov1I-3m
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GHERIFF's SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

L
oda johnson by her next friend VS.. Matilda
Marvin ct al.-In Partition.
State of Ohio, Jackson County, IS:
Court of Common Pleas.
Notice is hereby given, that IL l will. win offer at
IN said county OF jackson, on
Saturday, January 22, A. ID. 1876,
at one o'clock P. NJ. of said d ay, the following
described real estate, situated in the county OF
LIST Tract being 60 27-lOo acres of the s.w. quar-
ter of section Is, township g. range u, begin
hing at the Sc. corner of said section Is, thence
north 10 chains IA links to post plum tree, 5
inches diameter, bears S. S6 west IL links thence
south $50 west 6 chains 30 links, thence north
S2o west "A chains 5s links to post, a hickory,
inches diameter, bears s. 27S w. 20 links white
thence an e. s. Chains 80 links thence east 50 chains
Appraised 9nencnmbered by dover at 81 ,2Oo
I'd Tract, also a part of the s.w. quarter of said
section lS, beginning at the s.w. corner of the
lot above described running thence north to
quarter of said section Is, and from the extrem-
tiles of this line runs west for quantity to the
lands of Jonathan Scurlock, so that this line
Appraised unencumbered by dover at $780,
Sd Tract also 2l0 acres of the northwest quar-
whole of said quarter, saving and excepting a
small portion thereof from the south side here
tofore sold and conveyed to Jacob Mcclure,
said lands fully and accurately plated in the
land appraisers return Tor bloomneld town
reference is here made.
Appraised unencumbered by dover at $3.50.
To be sold in certain proceedings In partition
wherein Oda Johnson by her next friend Luz
ther ". johnson is petitioner, and Matilda
Marvin ct al are defendants,
Terms of Sale-One-third on day of sale, one
third in one year and residue in two years. The
deferred payments to be secured by notes and
mortgages upon the premises sold, and to bear
interest at six per cent. from day of sale.
Given under my hand this list day OF Decem-
ber, A. ID. 1875.
Sheriff jackson County, Ohio.
DUNCAN & MOORE, Attys.
dec23-5w
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FOR THE STANDARD.
From Liberty Township.

DECEMBER %, 1875.
Last spring Rev. Lloyd organized Church at
the Sheridan School House, consisting of about
five members. But he did not neglect the vine
he was instrumental in planting, and about
five weeks ago he commenced a revival in this
place, and carried it on with his usual energy
and success. Many have been converted, and
about forty-two have united with the Church.
The revival is still in progress, with a prospect
Of many more uniting.
JAMES C. HARPER.
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The subscriptions of a number of per-
sons who reside outside of Jackson coun-
ty will expire during the month Of JAN
uary, 1876, some of them the first of the
month Those who desire the paper
without losing any of the numbers,
should renew at on ce, as we will not
print very large number of extras, and
the back numbers may soon be exhaust
ed. I'VE believe our Notes on jackson
County" will be quite interesting, even
topersons who reside in other counties.
In no single case will the Standard be
sent to persons who reside in other coun-
ties, if we know that fact. unless paid for
in advance. There are some persons who
get their papers at Hamden, Centerville.
and other places on the border. whose
exact place of residence we may not
know
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A rather provoking error has occurred
in one of our advertisements. DR.. David
A. White removed his Office from Main
Street to the room over Steele's Queens
ware Store. on Broadway He requested
to have his card changed to give notice
of this removal, but the card of DIR. Hol-
comb was changed instead of that of Dr.
White. 1t will be corrected next week
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There was much drunkenness on and
about Christmas The calaboose was
pretty well filed Saturday night. Some
of the drunkards had their beads pretty
badly punched and cut, but unfortu-
nately for the good OF community, none
of them were killed Some of these days
they will get hit or cut in the right place.
1t is the merest accident that more of
them do not meet violent death
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Jackson B. & L. Asso citation.

There Will be meeting of the mem
bers of the Jackson B. Il L. Association,
at the Court House, on Monday evening
January Sd, 1875, for the election of a
year. The Finance Committee will make
a report of the condition and workings
of the Association. A full attendance is
desired
B. KAHN, President.
H. C. MILLER, Secretary.
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Mr.. james Wick, the great flower and
scotsman, of Rochester, New York, has
sent US a copy of his Floral Guide for the
first quarter of the year 1876. 1t is a
valuable little book of some so pages, CO.
piously illustrated: Every person owning
a garden, however small, should send %
cents to James Wick, Rochester, n. Y,
and get copy
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There is a good deal of unnecessary
talk, and there are some newspaper arti-
cles, calculated only to work harm to our
great railroad interests. A very injudi-
cious article appeared in the Cincinnati
Gazette one day last week. written by
some fellow who dare not sign his name.
1t was replied to by Mr.. Frey. of Spring
field
Now we want it understood that we
are in favor of all the railroads that can
be built into, or near to, any part of
jackson county, and the Standard will
not be led into any course which will
have a tendency to hinder. retsrd or
iDiure any such enterprise.
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Thursday Evening, December 80, 1875.
BY THE JACKSON HARMONIC SOCIETY.
IN CONNECTION WITH THE TEACH
ERs' INSTITUTE.

THE Committee wish to tender
their thanks to Messrs. D. a. Baldwin
q Co.. of Cincinnati, for kindly furnish
ing piano for this occasion.
Doors open at o'clock. Entertain
ment will commence at T. Admission
Is cents. Children Is cents Tickets
for sale at Starkey's Book Store, and the
Globe Store.
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Dauber & Brother want to exchange
furniture for corn, coal, pork, &c, and
they will sell furniture at greatly reduced
prices.
Call at their furniture rooms. between
Main Street and the Depot If
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Money laid out at the store of Mark
Sternberger is never wasted. Mark keeps
goods that all need. Many persons want
goods that they do not need, but here
you can find both what you want and
what you need His store Is filled with
such goods as are daily used in the fam
lily, and which cannot be dispensed with.
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We publish the programme Of the con-
cert to be held at the Court House on
Thursday night of this week The par
ties named on the programme have been
making earnest preparation, and we
think it will well pay any one to give
quarter of dollar, and two or three
hours time, to this concert
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There have been great rains during
the past week. On Sunday night several
inches of rain fell. There were lightning,
thunder and wind at the commencement.
about six o'clock P. NJ.
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The attendance at the Institute the
first day was. as usual, quite small. Prof
Ormsby delivered two lectures on Eng
lish Grammar, and Mr.. johnson and Mr.
Peden delivered lectures
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Probate Court Proceedings.

Jacob A. Long, administrator, &c, of
Eliza Long. deceased, VS.. John j. Long
ct al Petition to sell land. Report of
sale filed, confirmed and deed ordered.
Five accounts filed.
MARRIAGE LICENCES.
Karl Calm and Martha McCully.
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The cars from Portsmouth now arrive
nearly two hours later than they did
under the recent arrangement The cor
rected timetable will be found on the
inside of the paper this week.
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LOTS FOR SALE.--Town lots of all sizes,
up to five acres, for sale in Austin's Ad
For particulars apply to Jackson County
Iron and Coal Company, or H. F. Austin,
Wellston, Ohio. IT,
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There was no reading at the Court
House last Friday night. None of the
readers came to time. A few persons at
tended, but the great mass of the people
were engaged at other places
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HOME BUILDING AND LOAN ASsOCI-
I1ATION.-The annual meeting of the Home
building and Loan Association will be held at
the Court House, Saturday, January l, 1876, at
z O'Clock p. NJ, for the election OF eleven Di-
rectors for the ensuing year. The Finance Com
mittee will make their semi-annual report.
T,J. EDwARDs, sse'y. sdeeat.
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For Pianos and Organs, the very best
better terms than you can buy or rent
elsewhere, address D. s. Johnston, Ports
mouth, Ohio. If.
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Salt Creek was very high on Monday,
and the coal mine at Tropic Furnace has
caved in. but as it is covered with water,
the extent of the damage cannot yet be
ascertained.
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Mr.. Chapman desir,s US 10 urge the
importance of paying in the per cent due
on railroad stock at once An estimate
of work already prformed will soon be
made, and then tbs Directors must have
money to pay thy contractors, or work
must stop. Let itnot be said that our
road must share the fate OF so many other
roads, but let those in charge have the
means promised them, and the road viii
be pushed through speedily.
Only those Who have paid will be en-
titled to vote for officers of the road for
the coming year.