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LIFE 1NsURANcE-1Ts MERITS.
FACTS WORTH REMEMBERING

The Baltimore Underaeriter, of a late
date, presents unmistakable evidence OF
merit in the publication of the death
claim experience of seventy-one Ameri-
can Lie Insurance Companies from the
date of their organization to December
81, 1872
By this compilation it appears that
Al 323 death claims have been presented
to the seventy-one American companies
since their organization. covering $780,
376,577 0S of insurance, of which 46, 935,
equaling Sl36, ,625. .376 76 insurance, or
over ninety eight and three.fourths per
cent of all claims made, have been paid
on demand, without litigation; that IS
claims, covering SSSO,677 II in amount.
have heen paid after litigation, upon the
verdict Of a jury or by a compromise and
10 claims, covering S5l3232 ID OF insur-
ance, successfully resisted, leaving 19)
claims, covering $557,292, yet uns ttle'.
rhe large amount remaining unsettled
is mainly owing to the magnitude of the
business within the last few years 1t is
also true that many companies have
never litisated c'ain, while some make
all their Policies incontcstibe for any
cause after two years.
The above facts whelmiugly refute
the on-rcpeatrd objection to life insur-
ance chat nearly all the claims are liti.
gated; that if the insured dies, it is quite
problematica whether the heirs will ever
get the insurance; and, even if they do,
it will be at the end of tedious and ex-
pensive lawsuit"
Let the fact be kept in the public mind
tnat less than two per cent of all the
death-claims, ecu ling 1923 iE number
and Sl39, 9,376.577 0S in amount, have
been conteste !, an over 9S per cent have
been pal on dem nd without litigation.
! The Union Central Life insurance Com.
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the distinctive features, are entire libert,
in the choice of studies or courses; prom
inence to practical studies; equal admis
sion o. ladies; ohjective-teaching by the
use o Apparatus and Natural Specimens
economy in students expenses; superior
Literary Societies; Christian but non
sectarian and on-partizan; three regu
lar college Terms and q special Winter
Term; students aided to think, act and
! govern themselves; special care of the
health, morals and comfort, as well as
the instruction, Of students Apparatus
and Museums worth $3.50, 900 to illustrate
and apply all studies, Superior advan-
tages in Vocal and instrumental Music,
also Commercial Science. Over 2,0G0 stu
dents, instructed in this Commercial or
Business School under the College Char
ter. are satisfactorily filling good situa-
tions. Mt. Union College is purely phil
anthropic; lis property, estimated at
S453l75 obtained by donation and held
in trust for the Educational benefit Of
students, enables any person of either
sex freely to obtain thorough illustrative
instruction in any study The College,
by having erected and furnished Build
inGs for extensive boarding accommoda-
tions. regulates the price of Students
board and rooms at about SO per week
club and selfboard, in families or at Col
lege Buildings, at less rates. Tuition in
any Department. is but trifie- This
COlIara oes;s+s r.. CtnJapts +o q cDDpopf
both by its economical Plan of Boarding,
and by the arrangement of its Spring,
Summer and Fall Terms, beginning the
last Tuesday in February. middle OF May,
and last Tuesday in August which ena-
bles Students to earn their College eX-
penses by teaching during the Winter,
without losing time from their College
Glasses; while a special Winter Term, be-
ginning last. Tuesday in November, ac-
students not teaching. The
call for competent teachers is equal to
the supply. Mt. Union is healthy, moral,
accessible. Religious tone of communi
ty, especially good For catalogue, ad
dress Pres. o. n Hartshorn, LII. D., Mt
Union or Alliance, o. Students can en-
Ter at any time, at proportional rates. |
After arriving at the Union Depot, at Al
lance, Stark county, Ohio-this being /
the junction OF the Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne !
Chicago, and the Cleveland, Pittsburgh /
Wheeling Railroads-ta<e the omni-
ous, and fifteen minutes ride brings stu
lents and baggage to the commodious
Iollege Buildings and Boarding Halls
Thus, we see this live College is eminent
Y progressive and. useful The late
thief Justice Chase, one of its trustees,
urged that Mount Union college, with its
facilities, can and should freely
xtend its rare advantages to vastly more
# our couatrys young men and women"
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On last Monday Mr.. Jabez Golden a
well known citizen of this place. met
with an accident which will lay him up
for few weeks 1t occurred in this way I;
He was at the old Triumph Shaft, in
jamestown. experimenting the opera
tions, and was engaged in conversation
with Mr. j. A Long, when he carelessly
laid his foot upon portion of the en-
CINE, which was stopped. The engineer.
not knowing Mr.. Golden's position, star
ted the engine, ,whea his foot was caught,
crushing off portion of the great toe,
causing painful, but not dangerous
wound Dr. l. T. Monahan attended the
case
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Probate Court Proceedings.

Benoni Fhoads Admir- of Stephen Dun
ham decd vs.. Mary Buck ct al Petition
to sell land. Report of sale filed. Sale
confirmed and deed ordered
John Il. Jones guardian of Margaret
Edwards, minor, VS.. Margaret Edwards
ct al. Petition to sell land Report of
appraisement made and approved Or
der of sale at private sale made and
issued. Report of sale filed. Sale con-
firned and deed ordered Motion for
reinvestmentOf proceeds fled and an T
der OF reinyestment made.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
David c. Brown and Ella Spriggs.
Jacob Harrel and Emma Horton.
Wm. H. Harrison and Sarah A Rule
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Head This '

First class stoves sold by D. L. PickreI, Agent
for Ohio stove Cos stoves, OF Portsmouth. This
Co. has reputation for making the best cast
ings in Southern Ohio. The celebrated sour
Homer, Coal and Wood Cook Stove, made by
them, is growing to be the most popular stove
in Ohio. Every stove warranted to give entire
satisfaction. Buy stove made at or near home
and you will have less trouble getting repairs
He has also 4 full line of heaters for stores,
school houses, churches &c, among which will
be found the celebrated Dubuque Soft Coal Base
Burner-most powerful heater in the world
be sure and see it before bnying any other.
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Mount Union College-Its Distinctive
Features and Late Improv

The winter Term now closing is larger
than any former. Attendance in De-
partments. past year. ,l97; total from
have taught public schools-a third being
ladies. The Departments-nncien and
modern Classical, the Phi osophic, Scien-
tiic, Commercial, Musica, Fine Art,
Normal and Prcparatory-stand unsur-
passed IN modern Facilities and compe-
tent Professors. German or French may
be elected for Latin OF Greek. Among
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A Progress
OLDEST PAPER IN
THE COUNTY.
BAN KS.
'IRST NATIONAL BANE
Dedication.

The dedication of the Baptist Church
in jackson will take place next Sabbath,
February 2lst. There viii be services
throughout the day, beginning-at lO4 A
NJ The Rev Mr. Dawson, Of Toledo,
will deliver the dedication sermon Other
prominent ministers are expected to be
present on this occasion, and among the
number is the Rev. DR. Weston, President
of Crozu Theological Seminary, Pa. The
public is respectfully invited By no
means permit SO rare an opportunity to
pass without profit
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humorous.

book has been published called
"Half Hours with Insects" The author
was not a regular .boarder.
AS a rule" remarked Milwaukee
lady, get hired-girl with an ugly face
il you want to keep your husband out of
the kitchen"
What did Judas dor asked Detroit
Sunday School teacher of her class of
boys. "He licked the British r prompt
ly replied Johnny.
A hired girl in Delaware got rid of the
job of milking seven COWS by setting the
barn on fire. All she has to do now is to
mend few clothes for State prison con
victs
There's where a. man has the advan-
tage. He can undress in cold room
and have his bed warm before woman
has got her hair-pins out and her shoes
united.
Advertising pays. a Dubuque grocer,
who advertised extensively, was, by this
means, discovered by his Maryland wife,
from whom he eloped Sover thirteen
years ago.
THE child has since died." is the la
comic remark which Pennsylvania pa
per affixes to an account of a twelve year
old girl who had already mas tered logic,
rhetoric, geology, botany, and the myste-
ries OF mental and moral science.
A swampoodle boy of ten says that
when his parents get into fight, and his
mother calls for hat-iron, and his father
yells Tor the stove-handle, he is placed in
a most embarrassing position, as he is
sure to get licked, no matter whom he
minds.
Make you coat, sir?" said tailor to
a suspected customer. "Oh, yes sir, with
the greatest pleasure" There, just
stand in that position, please, and look
right upon that notice while take your
measure" Customer reads the notice:
Terms cash.
Old lady (to hackman)-"But these
hacks are dangerous. You never know
who rides in them We might get the
smallpox" Coachy-'You've no cause
to be afraid of my coach, mum, for I've
'ad the hind wheel waecinated and it
took beautiful
One young man who had resolved at.
the beginning Of the new year not to
smoke any more cigars, bought his Sec.
oad box of clay pipes yesterday He
says he will stick to his promise if it
takes every clay pipe in town Be brave,
young man, and hold on
Suppose l should quiz you about your
bald head, you wouldn't get mad, would
you?' said young fop to an INDECENT
old man, in Il railway depot "Not at
all; l should only just say that when my
head gets as soft as yours, l kin raise
ha'r tew sell or somethin' o that sort"
smilingly replied the old man.
a fellow on the race-course was stag
gering about with more liquor than he
could carry. Halo! what's the matter
now?' said chap whom the inebriated
indivi lual had just run against. "Why
-hic-why, the fact is, lot of my
friends have been betting liquor on the
race to-day, and they have got me to
hold the stakes
The poet Rodgers tells this story: can
Englishman and a Frenchman had to
fight duel. That they may have the
better chance for missing one another,
they were to fight in dark room. The
Englishman fired up the chimney and,
by Jove. he brou4 hit down the French.
mani When ] tell tIis story in Paris"
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Fires of 1874 in jackson County

To the Editor of tic Standard:
send you herewith list of Fires fol
last year, as far as l have been able tc
get facts. My record is somewhat i'm
perfect, but is considerably better than
none. In round numbers, the losses in
jackson county have been S30,000 oI
which $4,000 was covered 10y insurance.
March 5, E. Plummer, dwelling, $500
insured fully
April 2S, j. F. Cook, store building,
$500, insured partly.
April 23, VIM. Ward, store building.
81 200, insured partly.
April 28, James Martin, store building,
81 2J0, no insurance.
Dtte unknown, Picket Clark, barn etc,
$500, insured partly.
May s, D. Reigel, dwelling and barn.
s., 0C0 insured partly.
May II, Etna Fire Brick Co. brick
works, $4,000 no insurance.
July 3. VIM. Spriggs, barn etc, 81 .000
Insured partly.
July /, Lewis Lucas, dwelling etc,
$500, insured partly.
July 81, n. T. Cavett, shop, sl,200 no
insurance.
July 81, C. NJ. Martin, buildings,
$1,000, insured partly.
July 81, E. Johnson, dwelling, $500,
insured partly.
October 10, Mrs. Trago, dwelling etc,
$1,000. insured FULLY.
July "a, Samuel Winters, barn, $3.50,
insured partly.
July q, Madison Taught, crib etc,
loss unknown, no insurance.
September l, Mrs. Butler, dwelling etc,
loss unknown, no insurance.
September 5, Mrs Clewers, barn, loss
unknown, no insurance.
September 5, Joseph Andres, barn, loss
unknown, no insurance.
H C. MILLER,
Gen'l Insurance Agent.
JACKSON. O., Feb. u, 1875
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Particular Notice.

Notice is hereby given that persons
who desire to visit the County Infirmary
of jackson county Ohio. will apply to
the Superintendent thereof, on Thurs
day of each week, between the hours OF
one and four o'clock P. NJ, and be gov
erned by his directions.
By order of Directors,
JOHN HILDENBRAND, Sup't. =
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The spelling excitement is high in
Jackson, and is doing much good. Men,
women and children, are posting up in
spelling. There will likely be several
more spelling schools in town before
spring. The women have sent promo
sition to the men to have spelling
match for the benefit Of the Kansas suf-
ferers. We do not know whether the
men will accept, but we suppose they
will do so
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1t will be seen that Randall Academy
institution is steadily gaining in pub
lie favor, and each term is more success
full than the one preceding.
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More Town Lots For Sae.-I have laid out
Il number of town lots on the old Hildenbrand
farm on the west side of the town OF Jackson,
which | will sell on reasonable terms, and sat
isfaetory time. This part of town is improving
more rapidly than any other part, and proper
tY is rising rapidly.
For further particulars, inquire of the under
signed, or George Pugh or Judge Evans.
apr3OtC WIN. VAUGHN.
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We are requested to annouce to the
liquor-sellers OF Jackson that if they sell
Intoxicating drinks to the inmates OF the
Infirmary, they will be prosecuted to the
extent OF the law.
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The editor of the STANDARD, although
not yet entirely recovered, is able to at
tend to business, and assist in editing
the STANDARD Rev. J. II. Acton is also
able to be on the streets.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

If Alcoholic StimuIants are taken into the
blood the heart works faster, and this unnatu-
raj speed wears out the vital machinery. All
Intoxicating noslrums advertised as ''tonicS," J"
''renovators," &C., produce this disastrous eff
feet, and should be rejected. DIR. WALKERS
VEGETABLE VINEGAR BITTERS-an Invig-
GRANT without the curse of alcohol-is every
where suppIanting these poisons. feb At
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Advertisements Tor insertion in tile
STANDARD must be brought in on Tuesday
morning before nine clock tt
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The annual election of the Jackson
County Agricultural Society will be held
at the Court House in jackson. February
81, 1875, at l o'clock, P. NJ
J. l.. LONG. Pres't.
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Accident Insurance.

The undersigned is prepared to Insure
by the day, month or year, all classes
against death by accident, and weekly
indemnity in case or totally disabling ac
cidents, at low rates. The especial at
tention Of Miners, Furnacemen, and 9th
ers engaged IN hazardous occupations, is
called to this easy means OF providing
now for those emergencies that may
come when most lily prepared for them.
will take pleasure in explaining the
benefits terms and conditions, to all who
call at my office.
Insurance OF property from Fire also
solicited, and placed in reliable eompa-
nies. H. C. MILLER,
General Insurance Agent.
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Charles Rhodes furnishes Stencils, Key
Checks and Brands. Also Indelible Ink
warranted not TO rash out See his adver-
tsement.
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Prof w. II Scott, OF the Athens Uni
versity, preached at the NJ. E. Churcl
last Sunday, morning and evening.
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Yr ydym wedi argraffu Llythyrenau
Cymreig ar garden lwiedig, at wasanaeth
ysgolion Sabbathol Cymreig. Pris l cent,
neu 10 cent ddwsin. If.
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We have about all the furnace scrip we
need. and after the first OF March we
will not receive it on subscription.
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T.of. for Sale,
b R &c Ky
b H @ Ky
B r IC Ky

Builders and Mechanics can positively save
money by getting their hardware and building
material from D. L. PiclSrel. He keeps stock
of DOORS sash and glass on hands. Odd sizes
furnished on short notice at reasonable rates.
Town Lots for Sale.-I nave numoer of
town lots for sale, in the west side of the town
of jackson, il one of the most beautiful localf-
ties in town. They are near Kahn's Add ition
where much improvement has been made with
III the past year. They are well situated Tor res
licences, and will be sold on reasonable terms
For particulars call on me in person.
FeIj -. IS74-tf ANSON HANNA.
Mrs. N. Scott wishes to say to her old Gus
toners and the public, that since the fire she
has moved her store 20 her own house, on
Broadway, upstairs, over Carpenters Provision
Store, where she intends to sell at cost, her old
and new stock, which she has ordered. She
wishes ali persons 10 give her call before pur-
chasing elsewhere. NJ. SCOTT.
6aug74tf
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Town Lots at monthly and yearly pay
ments at reasonable prices.
March 6-tf B. KAHN.
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Miss Lon. Grassland is lying at the
point OF death with consumption
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ER UIT T r z z S q.

Istin have good variety of trees, of thrifty
growth, which 1 wish to sell during the coming
fall The variety is the largest ever offered in
this market. The prices will be suited to the
times. Call and examine them, near my resi-
lence, q short distance south of Fulton Fur
mace. II. ]. CARR.
August 20, IS74-tf
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Court of ComeIon Pleas will begin
Monday next, February 22d-
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Feb. Al

"VICToRY OR DEATH In the first days
of the railroad in this county, there was
a Misunderstanding between the section
hands-Americans and lrish-working =
on the road, which resulted in a free
fight, in which the Irish were sadly
worsted This so elated our American
friends that they celebrated the event by
few gentle libations One old fellow
became so excited that he laid himself
down in ience-corner, and amused him
self by shouting, at the top of his voice,
"Victory or death! Victory or death r
But alas for the disappointments Of the
sinful world About this time the Irish.
greatly REINFORCED, came up the road on
hand-cars, shouting, waving their ''black-
thorns," and making big noise gener
ally The old gentleman, before so hap
PLY unconscious, arose, and, with one
look at the happy boys whirled and
with speed that might have shamed
Goldsmith Maid, made tracks over the
hills, and was not seen again for couple
of days Victory or death was what the
good old man wanted. He had had the
victory, and wisely concluded he would
not wait for the death.
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RETAIL PRICES.

LETTER LIST.
List of letters remaining in the P0stOffice at
Jackson, Ohio, for the week ending Feb. IG, 70.
Alexander Mollie Downard Joshua
Claar EuphTauS Smith Mollie
Daniels John II. Scott Mary
Dyer II. ]. Nancleve Matte
VandervOrt Albert \.
Persons calling for any of these letters please
say ''advertised,'' and give date of list.
]. NJ. MARTIN. P. NJ.
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A child of G. W. Pine, died on Satur-
day of catarrhal fever
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SPECIAL NOTICE s.

D. L. Pickrel sells the soft coal base burner
"Dubuque"-win burn for 20 hours without be-
ing repienished-elegant, clean, agreeable.
II. C. MILLER, CONVEYANCER and NO
TARY PUBLIC, will give particular attention
to making deeds, mortgages, &C., and the pre-
paration of quarterly vouchers for pensioners.
office, in Grafton Block, Jackson, Ohio.
Go to Pickrel's Hardware and Stove Store for
Crates, Fronts, Iron or Wood Mantles, best
styles. He keeps fire brick for setting CRATES.
Hale keeps the finest imported wines gins
liquors and brandies, strictly for medicinal use
only, of any one in Jackson.
Lot for Sale.
I aeain offer for sale one of the best building
lots in town. 1t is on Portsmouth Street, and
new houses are going up all around ii. There is
more improvemr going on in that vicinity
than in any other part of town.
Call and see il. ID. MACkLEN.
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The present winter seems to be pecu-
liarly unhealthy one as regards the chill
dren. Now that the scarlet fever has
about run its course, the diptheria has
made its appearance and there are one or
two cases in town, we are informed
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Lors FOR SALE. Town lots of all sizes
up to FIVE acres, for sale in Austin's Ad-
dition to Wellston. Terms favorable.
For particulars apply to Jackson County
Iron and Coal Company. or II. F. Austin,
Wellston, Ohio IT,
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Last Saturday morning a man came
into our office and shook hands with us.
took seat and commenced a friendly
conversation. After Il time he asked US
if we knew him. We told him we did
not, lie said he was Aaron Littlciolu
We had been acquainted with Mr. Lit
tlejohn for forty years. But he is merely
the wreck OF what he was formerly His
hair and whlslers are white, and he is
perhaps sixty pounds lighter than he was
thirty years ago Then he weighed over
two hundred pounds. measured A inche s
around the breast, and could with case
lift 800 pounds.
Mr. Lttlcjohn was present at the cleo
tion in jefferson township when we cast
our first vote, in the year 1910. He says
he cast the first Democratic vote in that
township, and for several years was the
only Democratic voter in the township.
Then Isaiah Jaycox and VIM. R. Lloyd
came in, and for time there were only
the three.
Mr. Littlejohn is now 65 years of age.
He is native OF Kentucky. and came to
jackson county in the year 1926.
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There was a spelling school in Ports
mouth last Saturday night and, as usual,
jackson county boy won the honors
George w. Helphenstine, native of
Jackson, spelled more words than any
other speller, and was the last to go
down on the side of Captain n w
Evans. Judge Towne had several left on
his side, who all went down except the
wife OF DR.. A. L. Norton. She won the
prize
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z RAILROAD,
Pomer0y & jackson Mineral Rail-
way Company.

TENHE UNDERSIGNED, OF THE CORPOR-
A ators Of the Pomeroy & jackson Mineral
Railway Company, give notice in pursuance of
the statute that the books will be opened for re-
ceiving subscriptions TO the capital stock of the
ruary,
At the First National Bank and the Iron Bank
ofsJacllson, Ohio, in jackson county.
Al the Office of DR.. w. c. Cline, in Wilkes
willie, Ninton county.
Al the store OF j. N Rathburn Ruflnnd and
at the First National Bank OF POmaroy, and at
the BomcfoN National Bank. pomeroy, all in
Mcigs county. EDWARD ]. HORTON,
w. G.. CLINE,
II. II. SWALLOW,
GEO MCQUIGG,
=. d. HORTON,
d. w. DAVIS,
j. NJ. WATTS,
EBEN JONES,
ELIAS CRANDALL,
THOMAS NJ. JONES,
]. II. STEPHENSON,
ISAAC BROWN,
j. ]. @. EVANS,
J,C IL, COBB,
YAM III es7Ses UoTP0Tatvys