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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE

NETWORK CITY
S9tl-st = 500 II of i0hayo, 25N0S9i fredeiicka -
Aucernana 10 ChaS IaLgcntach. Nonlhhl
Chr site ST. 4 T. tAgil II n Of Bayardst 25.SGlOO.t .
sarah Brown Louisa Corn II ~ f,1OO
12thaNc n e l2!th -, lo93Xl7SI irregular (c perl
of; also, Assn 81. lUtiaye, tres tlari u0Nari 800
Geo II Peck.
nisr a, psrt Of; sans 20 .4.......,...9. 100
sane ~ " - y % 49,. -. 1000
To- James N ID - III '.........~. 1850
Ackey rel to Mary Il 2lO0
S,i,ner REL 10 Delaney James ..'....... $4,000
Josephine X Jones ........... 1874
EdTari + Jones Il, 900
Gres, REL to Alexander $3.50
bach and Vile |, Esther Cohen 81 400
G,iayt, cor llJtIst 3D.2Al015i Edward heech "a
Ia JACOB " lhis z U
ThonnsSn and vie to Luther . 1900
TrIa, and vile /, Gilbgri ETrc1ti '.... 1900
r and hli1n1 to- To- SsIieI KiiSoafS $500
Sc1,ncr IT. 10 raWard ZONES ~. ........ 80. 5000
neTy ana nd wife to KobeTt W, $4,000
n ner and DIV T." I'm "a ieToT aud oiitr $1,000
n -, Sy f - u s CsInp 5 49,. 5000
ot, - ~ o % II i f5s are $1,000
lOficlal1 j. y. SAVAGE, Deputy Register
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NETWORK SUPREME COURT,
~ PETER GOBLET, Plaintiff.
I'LL law6S

UNION ADAMS and ALDEN J. ADAMS, Defendants
Summons for money demand on contract
(COln not serNetl
To the hereby summoned md required
4, answer complaint In this action, whch viii be MED Ia
The ONCE Of the Clk of the City and COulty ~ New IJr
the Court house city York. and 10 serve copy
of your answer sad complaint on the sub ilbc al s
office No ~ Nassaust Ia Tie CITY ~ Ntwl orr, WIN
service Of this unions sou. c1Clu
syc OF tie dag s..Nice aAd ia 10 The
ssd compaut within the time Aforesaid the plaintiff In -
action against yUu the Of sixteen
hundred dollars with interest on 100 thereof
1874 - 900 tEcTcoi from May l. lol
SO thereof nom August is ON SSH thereof
November !, 1871 on 80 thereof from February
80 on SD Thereof nom ihc rst day o. May. one thou
sand c hunde evenly yc, besides the cOst3 OK h
actiuD.-D Dated november 30, 1919. ..z -.-.-..
ROBERT GOBLET. f.,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
The coppqint I'm tis acton filed iu he Office
clerk Of ~ CIV and County NeNYork the third day
Dcccm pcr 1910. .r.-... go. 81, 800,
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GUPRENlE COURT - CITY AND COUNTY
> OF NEW.YOkK. THOMAS OCCNNOR plaintiff.
against ". u. MOTiIERSPAUGI. defondaut-surnmOus -
FOR money demand contract (CnH not ScEl To the de
PENDANT above named You are hereby summoned aud 70
Gir- answer complaint in Bis action, which viii DO
ted nm The Office of the lk City and County
YORK al Courthouse in the City Of New York aud To
e1tye copy OF W the fad complaint on the
SUBSCRIBER thor oice numbcr 81 Nassau street ~ tho
within twOny days after the service %
ms summons on Won exclusive OF the day OF such service
and kou ia the said complaint within the tine
afor, said the plaintiff this action Will Judgment
against you OF three hundred and twenty uiue
3, dollars interest from tenth dag Of November,
onc thousand eight haudred and seventy AVE- bedC- tie
ard disbursements OF ts action. Dated November 3t,
FLANAGAN & BRIGHT Plaintiffs Attorneys.
The COMPLAINT the above entitled action MED h. The
office tho Cierk Of the city aud County Of hcWIorA, On
FLANAGAN & BRIGHT,
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Citn propcrin Go Get.


OFFICES TO LET.-Some very desirable III
" The btldues3, and Beekmanst. and 1873 anu l35
NasSaust RULAND q WHITING. Beekinan 81.
no LET-AD elegant EASEMENT, 2OXJ0
In a hne bdilling faciue City Hall PARK the well
adapted for rstctss billiard room having high lg hne
light aud easy access. Apply 10 j. n WhCkoFF d Coz II
IaI
Two RENT-A beautiful RESTAURANT,
4 known the Grand circle, 50th 81, Broadway and
ave- class STYLE With large basement at
ached for $500 per month; all cOnpee finest location IL
the civ Inquire the premises aitor Ia. Elevated
Road within two squares o. the house.
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Real Gslate 60 Ctfbnnac.

OATH WARD, y. Y. ClTY.-lmproved prop
crty rontod) wiz bo exchanged for EaDct PLAN.
field llopcrty, rutland & WHITING, 3 Beekmtnst
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Of laW6wS


SUPREME COURT OF TIE STATE or
= NE[N.YORK CRY AND COUNTY or NEW.YORR-
PETCiVAL KNAUTu. JACOB MACLEOD, and FREDER-
kIfUNE, plain fs. ega.nat GEOlG hlBSAM, ueitn.
dait.-S iOr money do1hnd on c0ntidctlCom not
ser)-TO defendant above named You are hereby sum
the complaint IA tls
Which filed the Office u the 81 OF the city aud
Comfy York tho Courthouse in said city, and TO
of 10 the said CON- ia MT on the sub
scrbars al their -Four 90 wal st. la said city, with
~ twenty after tho service Of this summons 0D
OF such service; aud yo i 10 the
sal COMPLIANT the time NJ Te5ld The plaintiffs In tbs
acton Will Judgment against for the OF three
dollars gold COIN ia interest u iu ir eleven n
la Sefembcr thousand C,2ht hundred and seventy
i've besides and sbursercnts Of ts
y. j., lin November, 1875. sALONOE a. 81 GkE,
The complaint IN the aboyeented action this day dy
ned in u the CrIk Of the CITY ana County OF New
York Nov, 10, 49, SALOMON a III IKE,
NO lavGwS PA niihs Attorneys.
GUPRENE COURT, CITY AND COUNTY
- or .YORK-THE UNITED STATES TIA com
tcndant.-s,uuilnOns Tor money demand on contract
Com. Scr.j the above named Nou hereby
Inoied required % answer The COMPLAINT IN this
act which VII Do filed in the Office OF the ti rs % the
CITY and County NewYor& at The Courth house IL sad
q OF answer 90 tho said com
lant ON the Subscribers at their OidC No. 20 Nassau
street within twenty days amer the service
exclusive OF the dy ~ such service
aud fail tho said complaint within the tme
a0resd. Iant In tis action W take judgment
Won Of thousand drlaf7, viii tntcf-i from
e fourth day of October thousand eight hundred and
seventy I've besides the costs and disbursements 5
tiOn.-DGted Nov YORK., oct T. 1919.
BARRETT. REDFIELD UTLI,
PlAAtn5 Attorneys. 20 Nassdu street:
Office Of the City and County Of NOW Noi attic
Court olse in said city.-N Yog, Noyemb :, 1919
BARRETT HEDtlELD q I'LL,
nc law6wS PLAINTIFFS Attorneys.
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Gi!uaiion5 tuante0-- femllcs.

HOUSEW0RK.-A neat, active girl To DO
4 i general homework n n email private family; hous
object wages CAL Two days. 52. Hudson OF.
r-tf floor.
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tilnslcal JnetrAmc'lto.

a. PIANOS second 20 none: prices moderate Coo.
stany hanl OF second band Pianos
from best m3kerl Sew and secondhand Pianos TO rent
WAR rnOnIs. 80. . Union slnare.
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{ ESTABLISHED IN
| MARCH, 1S47.
forming them that he should remain

forming them that he should remain
there few days to himself.
The professed woman hater walked up
that same lane each evening, and walked
into the house too. He was not disturb
ed again by Bill Higdy, for the squire
had threatened that if he came within
gunshot of the house again to put dose
of cold lead into him. So the wise but
jealous Higdy kept out of the way.
There was great reform in manner
and habits of Thomas Blumble, mer-
chant. He left his bachelor clubs, not
withstanding the jeers and taunts of his
former companions, and he became cir
cumspect in his remarks on female char
acter.
For number of months he spent his
spare hours writing to Mary, and choos-
ing appropriate gifts for her, and for
long time the Boston and P. Express con-
sidered him one of their best customers.
But ere long there was a brilliant we'd
ding party at the house of Squire Gay,
and P. lost its most charming belle, for
Miss Gay became Mrs. Blumble.
A few weeks ago Mr. and Mrs. Blumble
went down to Rock Cove and visited the
old Blumble homestead. While there
Mr.. Thomas Blumble introduced his
wife to Mr.. Jerry Smike and Mrs. Polly
Ann Smike, and the little Smikes. 1t
would be impossible to tell which are
most contented with their lot, Thomas
or Polly Ann.
One thing more and 1 am done. In
answer to BUNDLES advertisement for
chambermaid, who would assist in plain
sewing, who do you think applied for the
situation? You'll never guess, so I'll
tell you. 1t was Hattie Elton! Her
New York beau had heard of her firta-
tions with Blumble, and for that reason
broke his engagement with her; and she
who might have been Mrs. Blumble,
must be content to be Mrs BUNDLES
servant,
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In the Nest.

Gather them close to your loving heart
Cradle them on your breast;
They will soon enough leave your broodlng
care,
Soon enough mount youths topmost stair,
Little ones IN the nest.
Fret not that the children's hearts are gay,
That the restless feet will run;
There may come time in the by-and-by,
When you sit in your lonely room and sigh
For the sound OF childish fun;
When you'll long for the repeti ton sweet
That sounded through each room;
OF mother, mother" the dear love calls
That will echo long in the silent halls,
And add TO their stately gloom.
There may come a time when you'll long to
hear
The eager boyish treads,
The tuneless whistle the clear shTiu shout,
The busy bustIing in and out,
And the pattering overhead.
When the boys and girls are all grown up,
And scattered far and wide,
Or gone to that beautiful galden shore
Where sickness and death come never more,
You will miss them from your side.
Then gather them close to your loving heart
Cradle them on your breast;
They will soon enough leave your brood1pg g
care,
Soon enough mount youth topmost stair,
Little ones in the nest!
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A Mule Willing to Go.

A bad little boy in Portland lit a pack
of fire crackers and threw them into the
street to see them "go off. One of Ike
Batemans mules came along and swal-
lowed them before they went off" The
mule walked about fifteen feet and stop
ped Things wern't acting right inside.
He began to taste the smoke of fire
crackers. He laid his left ear around
against his ribs and heard something 1t
was the crackers having fun. The mule
picked out about three and half miles
of straight road and started. A negro
met him about mile the other side of
the Alms-house going SOUTH white with
perspiration, with streams of smoke
shooting out of his nostrils, mouth and
ears, while his tail stuck straight up and
stream of blue and green smoke about
ten feet long followed in the rear, Ike
found his mule yesterday morning stick
ing half way through farm house near
Paddy's Run, still smoking The man
had got his family out and put en- into
lot of trees. Ike hauled his mule
home, when he got cool enough, on a
dray The man, is going to move his
house farther back off the road, and his
wife and oldest daughter will beNbaptized
when the water gets warm. ztEs paisvius
~, lott of |
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div NIisrepresented.

RadIy Misrepresenteo.
sos,,lts are liable to follow the great,
scheme of whisky sellers in JACK
.henend upon that for their support.
IL set up before their patrons tnaC
aeeist. of jackson, is compounolns'
hrino and adulterating his liquors
tba,n upon the public for pure
iuors.
Ntizens. do not wish to advocate the
lstion. or say anything in its 1aVor'
H. tban a sober and intelligent COM
Euld approve, but would say that
hown at night with great remorse Oh
if1 was guilty of the every day frano
II the drinking class of community
led. adulterated, poisonous, orusseo
leh as is being sold daily and houriy :
ctims falling around us at Intervals
lbof of what assert.
1bw citizens, all am desirous OF say
Phe fraudulent Misrepresentation
the idea that 1 am defraud ing th'
, kba Government. This is calculated
nv progress in business the slaal
nects me on the liquor question ooe
me. but it has a tendency to effec
ate business. 1t would naturally .
nat if was practieing that kind OF
Immunity, that 1 would be just a
ctice it in my legitimate business.
hld once more respectfully call Tn
. ttention of my opposers, who haV
so great an interest in this matte
and request that they let this ma
HESS they wish me to give the
hgh the press, and prosecute thel
Ii of the law, for lheir fraudulei
Misrepresentation, as l shall
Err / out heavy, strong case, and &C
! accordingly.
lis to your sober and solid conside
viii have plenty to do to attend
ate business.
remain yours,
" W.T.. HALE, Druggist,
y 9 w jackson, o
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ans are a Nation of ofDyspeptlcs'-Me
Tdissinate and fill early. graves. we
,1inds of alcoholic spirits, and swai-
IIout mastication, pork, grease anu
4 of life-destroying system-ciogglns'
5e food. DR.. Walkers Vegetable VIM
lrs will remove the evil effects, anu
cred patient, with pure, vltallzei =,
blood flowing through his veins WIN
arer head and cooler Judgment " .iIsn Nc
Experience, will cause him to ABSTAIN
hre.
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rhe Jackson Silver Cornet Band, IS
.pared to furnish music for political
etings, weddings, parties, public enter
nments, &c. All orders receive prompt
ention. Address all orders to.
anti W. A. STEELE, Leader.
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Nellie's Birthday in Heaven.
BY EDWARD CARswELL.

And this is Nellie'S birthday;
How joyous was the morn
Eight years ago when little Nell,
Our darling babe was born!
But now hear no music,
No laughter, shout, or cheer,
No sound of slaps on little backs,
Just one for every year;
And where's the birthday party
For little girls and boys?
And where are all the little gifts,
The sweetmeats and the toys?
And why is mother weeping,
And why is father sad,
On this the brightest birthday
Our Nellie ever had?
Why tears instead of laughter,
Why sunshine turned to gloom
We'Ue laid our little Nellie
Our darling in the tomb.
No, not our own sweet Nellie,
Her body may be there,
But she is singing, l believe,
With angels bright and fair.
And as she trips the golden street,
Methinks hear her say
To shining ones who play with her,
"I'm eight years old to-day"
Then weep no more, dear mother,
But let your heart be glad
On this the brightest birthday
Our Nellie ever had.
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Ladies, now is the time to get your
ats and Bonnets. / am receiving ne"
ods two and three times week % per
mt. cheaper than any other store IN
wn Mrs. NJ. A. DUHADwAY-
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Dyspepsia.

Dyspepsia.
complicated of all disorders and
liable in It's symptoms. Pain in the
lrtburn, cold extremities, fatulenee
of the bowels, low spirits, capri
lie. are all in turn the offspring OF
With it is often associated reeple
| liver, and it frequently leads to
Is of fever with fatal results. The
hedy fer this disease in all its
EOSTA'S RADICAL CURE. II
hiver, expels all morbid humors
vem, and acts as a gentle tonic
hts. A few doses will relieve ant
a1rance cure the worst cases.
~, Hale, Druggist.
~ pms on each bottle.
b
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Sweet Potato Plants.

ifty thousand sweet potato pla ants for
. bv Joseph B. Watson, at the James
IN garden. Thrifty, good plants, at
5omary prices. Call and see them or
4 vour orders.-may6w4
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For Pianos and Organs. the very best
Iter terms than you can buy or rent
ewhere, address D. S. Johnston, Ports
nth. Ohio u
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We respectfully call the attention Oh
.e citizens of jackson and vicinity 10
Ie large and fresh stock of confectiona-
es to be found at my store. Fresh
.ead and cakes of every description
instantly on hand. Soda water anu loe
team cannot be surpassed anywhere
Ill and test it for yourself. at the New
akery.
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First class stoves sold by D. l. P1ekrel, Ag9ns
for Ohio stove Cos Stoves OF -
~ ~ 80 a ranutatiop for making the best cast
mos in southern Ohio. The celebrated Our
uonoa,, Coal and Wood Cook Stove, MADE py
them, is growing to be the most popular s.9re
in Ohio. Every stove warranted to give ehtno
satisfaction. Buy stove made at or near noine
and YOU will have less trouble getting Fepa.as'
he has also a full line of heaters lof sioieS, =,
school houses, churches &c, among "nic ,sasa
be found the celebrated Dubuque sol 80
be s,,rean5 see it before buying any other.
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own Lots at monthly and yearly pay
It's at reasonable prices.
arch 6-tf D. hAhN'
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Look! Look i!

7hite and Brown Lime, Plaster Pafls
Cement, at W. A. Steele's, Stern
.er Building. opposite Gibson House
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,se For Sale.-Terms easy. FOR
ulars inquire of II. G. Miller, at
Ice on Broadway St., Or of Charles
s at this Office. u
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cE.-Ies Lamb. Essayest, denounceu

charles Lamb, Essayest, denouneeu - a..
snirituous liquors as s'Wet Damnation- -
fellow: he knew whereof ne spaAe' " So"
perience, and if living, would Apply r,.ssa11s
.,o,,o1io Excitants. advertised as Curealls-
- i one Tonic and Alternative in exist
a,soa-tbe hest the world has ever known
which contains no alcohol. 1t is DIR. walker ere
california Vinegar Bitters- June' ~
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THREE WEEKS II e.

Our offer to send the Standard SIX
aonths for half dollar, ten months 1or
ne dollar, and fourteen months 1or a
ollar and half, viii positively close on
he first of July. The offer OF hve years
tr five dollars in adUancc, viii continue
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Wool Wanted.

: are paying the highest market
in cash for wool.
ne4w LONG d fAhhAh'
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r. Lawson has given US one OF MS
,ographs of the school children. 1t
beautiful picture. 1t can be seen at
ofice. He has them for sale at 9o
~ each
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latcheg, Clocks and Jewelry repaired
warranted tor II months, at Bedef $,
lain street, opposite the Bank, CFol-
old standA 3junelm
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.,1nabIe Traveiing ComPanlon'

-. - climate. water or diet is apt to IN
.dnca harrassing and often dangerous ulse e+7--
~ 80 cI,snges combined are fatal 10 tIiou-
conds of ennigrants every year Is IL not' tI' -.
oftba last importance to know that hos'e' hoe
etor,acb Ritters are an absolute preyentlNEe " We u
- 1,,,rtfpI consequences arising rom theso
oo,,seso Travellers. yoyagers, and emlgrah's ~
80 countries cannot be too often reInln"eeA u
IL foot that this agreeable vegetable tohio -
t1o ,,ost reliable safeguard against dlsoraeis "
,nI tta1, are far more liable than the haolt-
nal den1zens of healthy regions Inc pine
effect of the unwholesome athlosP4i ta-s is
nroduces what are called nalarIous IeNGtS' - -
=, 5,s and sletilitate the system The oodS
- -. bacor,es an easy prey to the mallgnan'
--.i,,i,le IL, the air 1t is manifest, theleioAe,
- ~, srast wav to avoid all epidemic anu
| endemic maladies of an lnterihlt'en' y 80
eounteract the weakening tendeheAeS u
| ma bv artificial invigoration- 4hat -.t 80
stomach Bltters is the surest Il
| Aaooing yigor, is fact which is pest app
---,sara,Ter Influences inimicaI to health exist
Rut it is not alone against llalt'i1e1 - - 20
11rotact the system. They so toughen 1t DIS " -
enable it to endure with lmpuhlts -,
Ioot and cold to which travellers are oltei SUI
iected and they neutrallze those eAoN - -.
nnaccustomed water or diet winch "ouiA -" -
ar,vtsa beeet disorders of the stomach anu W"
eIs The brackish water with wnlch Wy ase
nv saa are often compelled to quehcu lneH
thirst is apt to provoke dysentery ana o'iie
; sor5ous complaints but when the blllels a.
r,3,,ad with if, it becomes harmless. IrulS IN
great protective invigorafft is an lnNalu0D- u
travelling companion
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Every family should have a clothes ilnse 81
~ - june 10, '75-tf
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Co,ynan syrup.

no more! How much joy there Is III
ousahold to know that they can at least
I . ro,,edv for any case of coughs, severe
tiled on the breast, consumption %
ase of the throat and lungs that Is GER
.ure. It's satisfaction to kno" 'hau Q
, safe from the dangers of those ols-
r won need to do, is to go to your drug
: telxson C. H, Ohio, and get oetlle "
: sGerman syrup. Two or three US.
I've Won at once. If you doubt Wha'
nrint. get a sample bottle for ~ Genus
lar size for 75 cents. Try It
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Persons wishing good pump should go 10 ~
r.. Pickrel's and get one of his porcelain hheu
pumps. They are worth two common pumps
iune 10, '75-tf
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,r SaIe---PianO.

Ill be sold at public sale, June otn'
e late residence of Mrs. Mary Shear
ear Wellston, Ohio, a fine Piano, Of
lard make-frst-class in every re
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epEciAL NOTICES s.

-MuIER- -CONVEYANCER and NO
PER4IC. will give particular attention
fng deeds, mortgages, &C., and the pre-
4 of quarterly vouchers for pensioners
4 GRAFTON Block, Jackson, Ohio.
TPicl<rel's Hardware and Stove Store 1or
tFronts. Iron or Wood Nantes, pest
He heeps fire brick for setting. CRATES.
dyoans tbe finest imported wines. gins
ind brandies, strictly for medicinal use
hny one in Jackson.
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stop That Cough.

No pulmonary complaint however Obstinate
:, Iosist tba healing influence of DR. MoR-
RTs, SYRUP OF TAR, WILD CHERRY AM AM
FOREGROUND. Nothing that we nave eSei
sold acts so promptly and effectualiy IN eousIS,
colds, hoarseness, sore throat, asthma anu a a..
diseases of the throat, asthma and-all diseases
of the throat lungs and chest, Ieaolhg 10 eo-i-
sumption. 1t is a certain cure for W"0cp.'g !!
/ Cou9h and Group. Contains no opium 80 o.
-1ssso,,+ +o take. Cough worn victims whose
| I,,-,crs are raeled and torn with paroAysnls
| tIof threaten to choke them, find speedy rene
in its use. Trial size 10 cents. Ask for Dr. MOI
ris' syrup take no other Sold by VIZ nAie
Druprist. Welsh directions on each bottle
/ Iu1a IN r75-Iy cow
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OcTORER ELECTION.

Clerk.
,,,+torszad tn announce George w.
uarbarGere of Washington township, as cal cal
didate for the office of Clerk of the Court onty SuH
iect to the decision of the RepuolAcaA 0o'--'' -
conventions.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1875-06-10

IS and Mechanics can positively save
" getting their hardware ana oulluln9
from D. l.. Pickrel. He keeps a stocA
s.sh and glass on hands. ODD slzes
/ an short notice at reasonable rates.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1875-06-10
LETTER LIST.

list of letters remaining in the fostonlce a'
,aa,-so,, ohio. for the week ending June s, 10.
- n Hensler John
BuTs " Newell Alitha
is EeitSt9 sst9 . 1a,,,as 1o, Scott Mary l..
vi AAAA' Steagall Hannah.
Parsons calling for any of these letters please
COW modvertised," !" and give date of list
say 4" I'M. MARTIN, P. M.