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\ Sound Health Maxim.

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maxim applies with peculiar force to the dis
charge of the vital functions. Disease inevita-
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as calamity is sure to follow want of system
and lunctuaiiy in the affairs of life. But while
it is IL; Xt to impossible 10 overcome settled
mental habits of disorder, it is quite feasible to
remedy habiJuql Irregularities OF the body.
Discipline the unruiy organs by wise and time
ly medication, ana health will be established
upon permanent basis. Although there are
many remedies prescribed for this purposer
ti.er. is not one among tAgaI can compare IA
dirrctness aud OmptIiuI: of acena with Hos
t.ttar's Stomach Bi5tcrs. For every disorder
AT citing the tbowes. liver and stomach. and
for the numerous sympathetic nervous all :
mcnts TO which alimentaIy or bilious disturb
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sptcific. Their wondrous efficacy is aitriButa-
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their TOME operation rep air Ia, loss Of physical
substance produced by sickness. Constipation
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Intermittent levers, rhrumatism and nervous
/ trs.norS always suecumb 10 lie ore=ation OF
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,Iaat.siolly assists IN covering the angles and
I hollow places of an attenuated shlunken flamg
wstl SsLLv 5sSalS4sv 2NeSa.
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James Chestnut has returned from
Cincinnati with 4 great stock OF new
goods. His store embraces a grade of
finer goods than stores generally. Wo-
men who desire frst-class, fashionable
dress goods, and men who want the best
quality OF boots shoes, hats, or in fact
any kind of goods, generally go 10 Chest
nuts. 1t pays to 20 and see his fine
goods, in his beautiful store room, next
door to the Iron Bank, opposite the
Court House.
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OBITUARY..

DAvIs.-Mrs. Prudence Davis, of Madison
township, Jackson county, Ohio, March .oIlI,
/ 1879, in her 9Th year.
/ S.le was twice married. First in 1924 10 NJ
William Huntl~y, with whom she had five
children, four of which stil survive to ieel the
loss they have sustained in the death of a
mother. Two OF them reside in Ohio and Two
il Illinois.
Her second marriage was in 1857 to Nj. Lewis
D svis, with whom she lived until the 2Sth Of
February, IS=5, when she was again left in
lonely widowhood for few days. when she
was permitted 10 lssve the family circle on
earth and join with those who had preceded
her 10 their home in heaven. She leaves
daughter, the wifs, of Jonathan Lloyd, her only
surviving Child by her last husband, To mourn,
bat not as those who have no hope; for that
mother believed in Jesu-, and through faith in
him had been made new creature and adopte
into the divine family and identified with the
people of God, at New Zion, on the Cen,rcville
Circuit, in which society shs lived the life of
Christian and died their death and rests from
her labor. J.T. HATHAWAY.
MAssIE.-At the residence of her son, Hender-
son Msasie, in Carter county, Missouri, Feb. -,
1873, of pneumonia, Sally Massie in her 69th
year.
The deceased was sister of theseditorof this
paper. Our departed sister had besn consist
euI IiSlADtE Oi tlc oailtISt CiuIcll lIbill HST
youth. She was one of the best women We
ever saw. We were twelve years of age when
she was married and left the old home, but she
resided near US for some years afterwards, ami
We never saw her out of temper heard her
utter q harsh or unl1ind word. We have heard
mother say that she was the most patient
man, and had the most quiet disposition OF any
woman she eversaw. She raised a large family
all boys who now living. One son and one
daughter died in early youth.
Mrs. AIassie resided in Lawrence county,
Ohio, many years, and we believe two or more
of her sons yet reside there. Four of her sons
served in the Union army, and were brave and
faithful sol diers.
The IrontOn papers please make mention of
her death, as she has many friends and rel a.
tives in Lawrence county.
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Washington Township.
To Tie Editor Of tie Standard: !:

To the Editor Of the Standard:
Permit us to say tlr u hyour pa
per that on Saturday, April 18th, 1878, at
= P. NJ. there will be Spelling and Mu
steal Entertainments held at Finley
Chapel Church. the proceeds to be do
mated to S. S. Three appropriate prizes
will be awarded as follows: To best gen
tleman speller, presentation by Geo. w.
Harbarger. To best lady spe!ler, pre-
sentation by Winfield Scott To poorest
speller. lady or gentleman. presentation
10y T. j. Griffith Umpire, G. w. Fry.
Announcers, C. C. McKinniss and J. F.
Shook Musical entertainment to be
conducted by Winfield Scott. Prof.
Lackey. organist. win be present. Come
one, come all, and we will guarantee you
good time Admittance lOc. Children
5c GEORGE w FRY,
W PATTERSON,
JNO + SHOOK
Committee on Arrangements
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Cough no more! How much JOY there is in
every household 10 know that they can at least
procure a remedy for any case OF coughs, severe
colds settled the breast, consumption, or
any disease of the throat and lungs that is GER
ia in to cure. luis satisfaction 10 know that n
person is safe from the dangers of those dis
eaSes-sU you need to do, is to go to your drug
-ist i'm jackson C. II, Ohio, and get bottle of
Roschee's German Syrup. Two or three doses
will relieve You at once. If You doubt what
we say in print, get Il sample bottle for 10 cents
or Il regular size fol- - cents. Try it
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S A Zaneis & Co. have received a
large supply of jewelry for the spring
trade at their new location, across Broad
way street, opposite the Grafton Block.
They have a very full supply of clocks,
watches, iewelry of all kinds. &c. and in
addition they keep the very best and
most competent workmen for their re-
pairing department.. and can do repair
ing on short notice, and in the most sat
isfactory manner.
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Now you must have a spring suit. Call
at the Clothing Store of s. Straus, next
door to the STANDARD Office, next room
below the Isham House. Straus returned
very fine stock of goods, including all
kinds of clothing from hat to boots.
Having dispensed with middle men.
and having purchased for cash. of the
manufacturers, he can give extra bar
gains
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c,uERIFF,s SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

Samuel A Stephensonl
II Partition. on nsSl
Samuel NcGaCs. Order Of Sale.
Notice is hereby gwen that Will o.l-r 5t pub
lie ion II the OF tllis Court House, IL
IL county of J .,cS-sIl, GA
Saturday, Nay Ist. 4. u, 1875,
at O'Clock p. ui., of said day, The following
'ir-ilDe, Real E.>J,c, II uBtvi IA lie County Oi
Jackson ana sSt;tJs- of OuI0, tO-w4j:
SIIt Reserve Lands. IN IuwnsAip nutnher
ven, ~ ui R4se nuilI3sr tlslJee,i, Us con
timing elGntS acgts more or less.
Appraisal AT $500 0U, anu free ilOm all iucGIn-
hIs,ncrS.
To b. sold la certain proceedings in Partition,
wherein samuel A. st pi"uson is petltioner.
and Samuel Mc(IIIee II Il thiiLaut.
Teams uT S-Iiy, tiIIFtl tIstN of sale. one
third IN oue year. and the reSila- IN ,w1 years,
the deferred payments 10 bc secured by notes
and mortgage upon premises soitr aud 20 hear
Interest at q per mt. from day OF S.i.e. Given
under my hand and seal, this oJ,h day Of March,
y. u. 1915.
John II. EWING,
Sheriff. jackson County Ohio.
J. W. LAIRD, Airy.
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1t is with much satisfaction that we
state that our business has never been so
prosperous as it is at The present time
Cur run OF job work during the past
have three men constantly engaged on
job work, operating the presses by steam,
and the work is yet several days ahead
of them. We recently examined care
tul ali the printing offices in Columbus,
and We are decidedly better prepared TO
do job work than they are at any Office
in that city. We can do fully as coed
work. and can do it cheaper. as. rents and
llnor are rot SO high here as at ithat
ptsge
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New subscribers are coming in at a
most rapid rate. First E. E. Williams of
Buckeye Furnace sent US %, w. II.
Sloane of Monroe Furnace IL, 3. I'll.
Moore of Latrobe Furnace 20, Jane An
derson of Weber's 3, besides Thurman j.
Phillips of Milton Furnace, johnson A.
White of Liberty township, and others,
have sent us clubs, all during the past
week, besides which we have received
q large number singly.
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More Town Lots For Sale.-I have laid out
a number of town lots on the Old Iildenbrard
farm, on the west side of the town Of Jackson,
which 1 will sell on reasonable terms, and sat
Isfactory time. This part of town is improving
more rapidly than any other part, and proper
tv is rising rapidly.
For further particulars inquire of the under
signed, or George Pugh nr Judge Evans.
anr.0tr WM. VAUGHN.
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Probate Court Proceedings.

In the matter of the insanity Of Jane
McKeever inquest of lunaey held, patient
found insane and application duly made
for her admission into the Southeastern
Ohio Hospital for the Insane, at Athens.
Ohio.
Joseph Rule, administrator of George
Rhadabsugh, deceased. Petition OF widow
tog aA Increase of allowance. and an in-
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1t is useless to attempt to cleanse a
stream while the fountain is impure
Dyspepsia, complaints OF the liver or kid
neys, eruptions of the skin, scrofuia,
headaches, and all diseases arising from
impure blood, are at once removed by
Dr. Walkers California Vinegar Bitters,
purifier OF the blood, and rcnovator of
,he system It has ncver been knoaen to
fail. mo- 4w
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Several persons have asleI US what
we meant by 1<aFing there was q
reason why John j. EOtag sss 10 eieetsSi
to the Council. People in town vote for
these officers solely for their locality
There is an impression, whether true or
false, that member of Council will al
ways favor improvements On the street
where he resiles, or where he owns
property.
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The Store of David D DUNCAN, in the
new block on Broadway Street, still con-
tinues to be the place of attraction for
those who come to town to purchase
new, cheap goods. Mr.. DUNCAN buys
goods with much care and discretion. In
athriving town like jackson, where there
is so much competition, the man who
can furnish the best goods at the lowest
price, and who then lets the people know
this fact by iudicjons advertising, is the
man who will succeed. We do not say
that Mr. DUNCAN is that man; but we
ask the people to come and be convinced
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The Jackson Silver Cornet Band, is
prepared to furnish music for political
meeting, weddings, parties. public enter
&c AL orders receive prompt
attention Ad lress all orders to-
laptf W. A: STEELE, Leader
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Rev Edward r. Jones and wife, oi
Oak Hill, start on visit to Wales next
week, and will be absent perhaps five or
six months.
Hon B. Kahn and wife. and G..
David, will start about the first of May
on visit to Germany. and viii be absent
several months.
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Lewis c. Long. a brother of A. w.
Long, studied medicine with DR., Hol-
comb of this place. and afterwards at
tended medical college at Columbus. He
has commenced the practice of his pro-
fession at Byers' Station. in Washington
township. Mr.. Long is young man of
good character
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John Taylor of Vega in this county
was about to start to Florida for his
health, as he had lung disease. A few
days ago he went out to shut the gate,
and commenced bleeding at the lungs
and died before he could get into the
hn,Sn
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w. A Savage, OF the Elk River Com
pany, got 5000 cards printed at this office
list week Mr.. Savage showed us a large
lump Of lead ore, of the purest quality,
which was found on the Company lands.
IT this ore shall prove abundant there, it
will no doubt prove a fortune to the
CompanY
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We omitted last week to call attention
to the advertisement OF the ~ d c. Rail
road Co II will be seen that a.iarge re-
duction is made on passenger fare. This
will much increase travel on the road.
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The Portsmouth Presbytery of the
Presbyterian Church is now in session at
this place, and large number of able
ministers are in attendance. Services
every day at I04 A NJ. and P NJ. The
people are invited to attend. Excursion
tickets can be procured at all the stations
along the railroad.
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ER UIT z Z ES.

Istili have a good variety of trees, of thrifty
growth, which I wish 10 sell during the coming
fall. TIL variety is the largest ever offered in
this market. The prices will be suited to the
times. Call and examine them, near my resi-
dence, short distance south of Fulton Fu:-
uace. II. !. CARR.
AncuSt 90 IS7t-tf
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Lors FOR SALE.--Toun lots of all sizes
up to Eve acres, for sale in Austin Ad-
dition to Wellzton. Terms favorable,
For particulars apply to Jackson County
Iron and Coal Company. or II. F. Austin,
Wellston, Ohio. If.
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VIM. Vaughn and Jacob a. Long have
succeeded in organizing a furnace com
pany for the purpose of building at the
old Triumph shaft. The new company
is called Eureka. We will give further
particulars hereafter.
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Mrs NJ Scott wishes to say to her old Gus
toners and the public, that since the fire she
has moved her store to 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 all persons TO give her call before rur-
chasing elsewhere NJ. SCOTT.
E.l.1.r
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mARRlED.

SoUDER-W WHIrT-At the residence OF the
brides father, April s. 1879, 10y R.-v. B. W. Ma
son. Mr. Lafayette Souter OF Calm county,
O..io, and Miss Mary Ann Whit, OF jackson
county, Ohio.
SylIru-WARD.-At the home of the bride,
near Jackson c. H. Ohio, ApIii Sih. 1870. by ].
X q bSuT. NJ. William \. Smith and Ella :
Ward, HII of Jackson county, Ohio.
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Mr.. Bedel has removed his jewelry
store to Johnsons building, in Tolley's
old stand. where he Will repair clocks
nd watches, and warrant them for
twelve months. ap 10 3w
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We nave a communication from Mr..
Musgrove. in answer to II. c. Miller, on
the Kansas question. 1t will be pub
lished next week.
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We omitted last week TO call attention
to L. ". Kinnison's plants the present
spring. lie has been in the business
now several years, and has procured all
the very best varieties of sweet potato
and other plants, which will be ready in
due season. He will probably have an
advertisement soon. His postoffice ad
dress is Rocky Hill, jackson county,
Ohio.
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See advertisement of Mrs. 81 Scott.
She keeps substantial. serviceable goods,
and is an honest and fair dealer Her
store is in Scott's building, first door
above the Grafton Block. on Broadway.
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Dauber & Bro. desire US to say that
they will offer great inducements in fur
niture to cash buyers for the next thirty
days in order to raise money to still fur
ther increase their facilities for manufac-
turing and handling furniture. If
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.

ANA
burly U. Jackson, ct al In the Court of Com
VS. mon Pl' of jackson
Rob't. NJ. Kent ct al, } County, Ohio.
In pursuance of an order and decree made by
said Court in This cause, and pursuant To an on
der OF sale issued 10y said Court, ana 10 ms dlrec-
ted Master Commissioner thereof, viii offer
for sale ri public auction on Saturday. the sth
day OF May, a. b. 1879, at O'Clock, p NJ, at the
door of the Court House in said county, the fol-
lowing lands ana tcnementS, situate i'll the
county of Jackson, and State of Ohio, tO-wit:
The or Oh the or of sec 81, tp s, range 10.
Appraised at 500.
The or OF the or of sec Is, tip g. range 20.
Appraised at $50.
The $ { or OF The or of sec IS, tip 6, range 20.
Appraised at 500.
rhe or OF The or of sec IS, tp 6, range 20.
Appraised at $3.50.
The Or OF the or of sec Il, tip q, range 20.
Appraised at $500.
The W qr OF the or of sec h, tp 6, range
20 Appraised at $500.
The part of the W or OF the II W Or of sec
running to a cliff of rocks; thence orthwester-
Iv to the north line of said land. Appraised at
$50.
Also the following lands in Pike County,
to-wit:
The NV or OF the II W or of sec 10, tip 6, range
20 Appraised at so.
The IL % OF the $ W or of the n W or OF sec TO- tip
6, range 20. Appraised at $50.
TerlnS-C3 in hand on the day of sale.
Given under my hand this 1st day of April,
1915. j. w. LONGBON,
JAMES TRIPP, Atty. Master Commissioner.
April 8, 1873 5w
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See change in advertisement Of J. M-
French & Co. They know how to keep.
things moving
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The Wellston Building and Loan ASS :
citation has decided to reduce the num-
Der of shares Of its capital stock from
I.500 to 75G also to charge bonus Of at
least 10 cents per share on stock taken
after May /, 1915. w. D. PHILLIPS,
apS Wv Secretary.
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We are informed that we made mis-
take in the age of Jenkin E Morris, who
died recently at Oak lIiA lie was only
thir;y-tso years Of age
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DR.. A. B. Sellards has located at Cross
Roads, and tenders his professional SER
vices to the people of that locality.
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We printed 1000 circulars for Way
man, the photographer last week. He
is doing first class work.
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Y EGAL NOTICE.

David Gregory, OF the State OF Kentucky, near
Quincy PuSLufsicr, i notified tAat Mary GIggory
ana, the S0i n Uay OF January y. ID. 1879, rIe
her petition in The office the Clerk OF the
Court of Common Pleas within and for the
County Of Jack on ami State of ohio, chaTglhg
the said David Or CORY with sdulteiy with one
Sophia EdlnuudS, and a>Siua that she may be
divorced from the said DAVID Grt3Ory, and be
allowed reasonable alimOuE- hich petition VIII
stand Ior hearing at the mexl Term of sAiu Court
MARY GREGORY.
April l, lS.5-Gw. Ey j. TRIP, Atty.
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STENCILS is the heading of an ad-
vertlsement in this paper. Look for it.
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g uEn1Fv's SALE or REAL ESTATE.

9 uERIFF's SALE or REAL ESTATE.
=
INN, -, On 4th order of sale.
Siatc of Ohio, Jaclzson County, IS.
Court tf Common Pleas.
Notice is hereby gwen, rhat in pursuance OF
AZ OI.irr of sal i5Sur 0uf o. said Court on tht
5IS day Of 1iarsh, ~ D. 1870, and to Ia dir, cted
is S5el n ANA SPECIAL Master Commissioner III
S.iid c;Iu-r utIl IDE sale ut Tile door Oi the
Count iIou~t. IN jackson, on
Saturday. May 18th, =. u. 1875,
At one o'c.ock p. NJ of said day, The following
t!e.scrIUyd eS.;lje, situated IN tne County Of
Jackson ami stale ui ONO, tu-wit:
Ie EAST huff of ttte nOTju east quarter oi SEC
ton c ven (ll, township five 81, Oi range min :
teen 40, containing forty acres more OF less
ApplaI-et! al S7U0.
IGinIs of safe Cash on day Of sale.
To by' sold as the properly of Van. {. Mccoy,
10 satisfy Judgment ana decree il favor oi
Thomas u. Sutherland.
CIV. under my hand this 18th day Of April,
4. d. 1875. JOHN NJ. ING,
Sh IF and Special Master Com.
JAMES TRIPP: Ally for Forest Harmon.
a pFll 10, 's0-5w
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Look! Look! !!

White and Brown Lime, Plaster Paris
and Cement, at ". 4. Steele's, Stern
berger RuiIding opposite Gibson House.
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CHERIFz's SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

HERIFR's SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
On lSt order ef sale.
Jehiel Frazee ct al.
State OF Ohio, Jackson County, IS. Court OF
Common Pleas.
Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance of
an order of sale ISSUED out OF said court on the
3lst day of March, 4. ID. 1873, and TO me directed
as Sheriff and Special Master Commissioners in
said cause will offer for SALE ;tU the door OF the
Court House, in jackson, on
Saturday, May 10th. A. ID. 1875,
At one o'clock p. NJ. Of said day, the following
described real estate, situated in the County OF
Jackson ana State of Oliu, to-wtI:
COmntnciII ut the south east corner OF the
north east quarter of the north west quarter OF
section ten iIU), township nine t9), rauze seVen-
teen (IO, thence running south 20 The State road
leading from Albany 10 jackson, thence a
nOrIhrrly direction with said load until il
strikes he south side of the north west quarter
oLLhe uocth east quarter of said section. town
ship and range thence west to the place OF he
ginning, supposed To be Two acres more or less
Appraised al sixty dollaIS-
Terms OI S3lie-t 'aSii on day OF E7te.
TO he sold the property OF Jenlel Ffaz3e,
to satisfy Judgment and uecrue ia IaVor OF
Newell Bradley.
Given unuer my hand this 18th day of April,
\. D. 1919. JOiN NJ. LIVING,
Sh'ff and -, ,ciIl Master Com.
IRVINE DUNGA&, Atty for Pm.
Apui i, '.5-3w
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,XECUroR's NOTICE.

! r.
Notice is hereby given that / Joseph J.
! Spits,S have been duly appointed and qualifi-
,d as CN cutor OF the last VIII and testament of
/ Joseph SprisgS, late OF .iuck on county, Ohio,
/ dcVeISCt JOSEPH J. SPHTGCsS
JAMES TRIPP, Atty. Es0l
| April /, 1870.
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Dr. Pagin will he at uamle len on Tues
day, April Goth, and in jackson, at the
Gibson House, on Wednesday and Thurs
day, April DIST and 22d Those desiring :
mis- professional services will see him at
the above times ano places.