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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-05-27
IA EnfrrnriNin" Railroad.

IaL AIrENuoN rF THOSE cont IplblailnS mp I"
liz East is rlc, 10 the New Fast Train VIA the "a
J,~ii INf called the Kansas CITY aud New ORR ast
Line, nov running through ir"In the Missouri ll'tf
t. Sew Nolk in ihc unprecedented time OF ~ hours
1li. tram ~ composed OF Palace Day Cars ana New
Pullman Slcel,crs, equipped with the Automatic AR
Brake aud Millcrs tonhcrs, and reaches inuiahap"-
Ii, Cincinnati Toledo. Buffalo. pttsbuS, Phtadti-
yhia, New York and liostun, one tram Ia advance o!
any other lin,.lca, ng al Tie same time
Tlii, Train leaves kansas City, Mcmson aad -. 10
s.ph every aacrIieos arrival ol trains from The
West In addition 90 This, two other fast trans ar
run MA The WABASH, making three daily trains to Inc
Atlantic -cabpard. TIL adFa-iaEe The WABASH oEerN
viii De- appreciated by tine lr.Sc cling public.
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Facts are nothing VI rth knowing

Passengers for indianapolis, Cincinnati and
all intermediate points, should remember that
by taking the Hannibal .S ST. Joseph train.
leaving Kansas City at 4:35 Z. NJ, they will
arrive in indianapolis at $40 noon, next day.
Just three hours and fifty minutes ahead of
ST. Louis lines. Arriving in Cincinnati at go
Z. NJ, one and half hours ahead of all other
routes. Through tickets and fun information
can be obtained at all Offices of the Kansas
Pacific Railroad. also at the Union depot, Kan
sas City. Sec that your tickets read via Quiu-
CIV and take no other
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r.nrr-.rur PROSECUTED pr1crrax. ;,

We have not the space TO partleularizc. and
consequently can only speak of those who did
extraordinarily well. All did well-much bet
ter than one half the members Of travelling
troups of the country ever DO. Mr.. L. l.. Bond
as Damen Mr.. z. Q. Bond as Dionysins; Mr.
E. p. Hanna as Pyihias; Mr.. w. 5. Lowe as
Proclcs Mrs. Il. l.. Bond Is Herniion, and
Miss Clara Macy Is Calanthc, are all worthy
of special notice Mr.. L. l.. Bond rs Damon
we will put against the average actor OF tie
country. aud Mr.. =. Q. Bond rs Dionysius
is almost as good as the ''origina. and only y
Dionysius. In the farce OF the ''PerseCu,ed
Dutchman'' Nr. r. .. Bonl surprised even
those who know him best in tie part OF
John Schmidt. lie is now the most popu-
lar Dutchnan we know Of. We have advis-
ed him to quit the dry goods business and
mount the stage. Mr.. {. ". Jones a Teddy
proved himself tirst-class son of Erin.
Miss Minnie Palmer as Arabeila Blowhard
acted gracefully and naturally, and nj a
style that was bcwitchingly taking. In the
farce of Turn Him Out one and all did
well. The orchestra music furnished by MesSrs.
Skanckc, HIldnian, Sander and Flcck was
magnificent. The Salina Cornst Band from
the front porch of the Hall called the people
together each evening. There is 10 be a chill
dren's matinee on Friday afternoon At O'Clock,
admission 10 cents. TO night the drama. and
the farce of ''Persecuted Duiehmah" will be
played. Tomorrow evening the farces-"Turn
him Out" ''Persecutcd Dutchman" and the
minstrel piece, Ticket Taker, will De played.
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lScateSi Elent Of the Age-The Old Eclia-
bic Hannibal & 81. Joseph X. R.
hUaIS tkead.

From and after April sth this company viii ran two
express trains daily. each way, and arrangements
haze been made between this line and the Toledo, Wa
bash \ Western Railway, whereby through tram 10
be known ~ tr EdEsas Gig and NesC York Express,
composed Of Baggage ears, day coaches and Pullman
Palace sleeping cars is 10 be rua from Kansas CITY
10 Toledo 90 via ouncy, jacksonville, Springfield,
Decatur TUloua, Lafayette, LoSansport and IT
WAYNE lcflost change Also attached TO this train Is
Thorough DAY coach aud pUlm tn PdIc, siccpiag car
threach 10 Chicago Via Chicago. Burlington Quincy
RI The \cw York express via 0aincy, makes the
time from Ka,>as City 70 New FORK in Gfty hours an
advantage The travelling public never before offered
or attempted by any any other line Arriving IN In
diarapolis. Cincinnati, Toledo, Cleveland, Buffalo,
Niagta Falls, Pittsburgh Harrisburg Philadelphia
New York Boston and other eastern cities from three
and hall 10 twelve hours in advance OF all other ID mes
Through tickets ana full information can ue oois n
ri Al all offices of ac Kansas Pacific Ra,lvoad. Tag
gage checked Co destination For further inform axiom
consult time tables, address I Pended Gen Pass
cn=cr Agent. Hannibal, No. or q. y clayton, West
err Pas cng,g Agent. LcaVgnWorth, Kansas
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CHURCH DIRECTORY

PrrSEy,t,n,N-W \ simlllns, Pastor. Preach
ing each sabbath at II A. NJ. and 7. NJ sabbath
ming,
NtTuopisr EiI~corhI-Rev. T.. +. III Pastor,
Preaching every sabbath, III 1880 4. NJ, aud 4 30
-'cInrk H. NJ sabbath school, each "a Dbaih, al
"a VI. Prayer Meeting, Wednesday evenings.
EtiscorAI- Rev. Ghos u. Dooley, Rector. Preaching
every sabbath morning and evening.
t,rnoItc-iirv John Fogariy, Pastor. Services on
tr SECOND sabbath ri each month az the Court House
r,rr,s7.- R.y = u Dawncr. Pastor. Preaching on
The fir-t aud thrd Sundays oT each month"; morning
and evening sabbath school, 9:3J Il NJ, every
sabbath Prayer ~ 'ctins Wednesday evening.
tt,,usrt,% Curou-i'rcaching in tic Baptist church
,n the "a and lth Lords day of each month, By
liirr &. -. Gopd"s IN
ELoIIsm 1t rHERAN-C. Young. Pastor. Preaching
the first and ihri sundays Of each ~ NH AT u
O'Clock : y. second and fourth sundays at New
Cambria
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COUNTY DIRECTORY.

.1ud.C o. ,hc DistTlc; Court. III. PRESCOTT
SenatoT-NoLoMoS STEPHENS.
Relrescntatlvo--t,. {. bpCKw loD-
County Commis ,ioncrs-W. b. sCHoIL, chairman
5 NJ PALMER and T.. :. CHAMPLiN.
County Glrrk-DANGD BEEBE
County Treasurer. l.. FAULKNER.
sheriff.. j. CDISt-
Register of De.,ls--~. I. CETss-
turoner--T. X LUIL, JR.
County AttOrney-JoIIN FcsTER.
SurycVor-!. %. WIGH..
Superintendent OF Public Insfraction--D. MEIER
Clerk Of the District COurt-N. PETERSON.
Probate ia dge-II. :. CrNNISGnAN.
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Publication NOfice

STATE OF KANSAS, lIP Justice - COurt-B-forc A"
COUNTY UI SALINE. ! II bishop, Justic, OF q q
Peace fof smoky Hill t0wh-
ship, county OF saline
To Geo l. T. OdI<S
You ARE hereby notified be and appear before me
NY oiice in smoky Hi township The sdid cuufy
of saline. the ian day ul June. \, ~ 1879 az Inc
hour OF o clock VI 10 answer "A certain action
wherein Taylor Iiller u plaintiff aud YOU defend
ant, judgment will be- taken against you sai
ton for the OF twelve dollars and hy cents, with
the costs of sutt.
Given under my hand this 10Th day Of May. 4, y 1875
X. II BISHOP, J. l..
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CITY DIRECTORY.

Mayor-R. ii. Bi>Hor.
Councilmen-C. ; EADCLr'F, CEoEGE hRrEGER,
Nm BERG. \ ". WicNiAN. 1. j. GoiSG
Police JudSc-N. +. CARROLL.
Cl,rk-FRED. II. WILrMAN.
Tr.asurer-J NJ. BLODCETr.
Ntght MaictInan-L. VI. little.
Mar hall : BAKER.
city AttomcY-JUIN O-TER.
Chief Of Fire Dcparllnrit-lEA l.. CARVER
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Published MIy eth, ls75
Ordinance No. ~.

An ordinance appropria,mg money for the payment
of certain bills.
Be 10 orlained ~ ne Noyor dad coHHcii1aca n he
City Of Sa.tao.
SEc That the Of thirty three dollar he APP
pTopriat,d out OF The dog TIA iurd Tor lie n
81 the following bills
J. NJ Coon,bs ...... ..s 10 %
L NJ Tutic, .... .......-... 10 90
SEC That the sum Of -iI dollars b. app roprisicd
out OF any funds ia the city treasury not nthcT~i.c
appropriated FOR the pay rui OF the following biis
thas IIolmqvist .... - o.
VIM. Uucbuer. ...-.- %
SEC 3 That orders Ice drawn upon the city trcasu-
rer for payment OF the same.
SIC 4 This oriaaHces shall take effect an be ia,
force frpIa aud aIer IT. passage.
Approved May sth, lss5.
Il Bi-ngr, Mayor
hereby CERTIFY lie above and foregoing D. lpea 'TI~
c,i rsct copy OF urinaicr asss-l Is thr Nh
ouncilfnei oi the city sallaa May The .th. rs
Attest PAN. n. WfLuuAN. t1eik
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s,nN. WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.

Corrected by u I Watson, dealer IN Groceries,
Prov, ions aad QurcIsware, D santt Fc avcnue
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Turner's 0nd L0uH BUucrS.

Call on ut once e YOU want Ia break Land th,
IN nth any particular piece, with th" PRIV Icgc of
making the first the SANE after harvest
of this year prepared 10 ACCOMMODATE you; amt
would like - at sl-t -. GCn nf inter WHEAT
pat Ia this an than have ever had,
JOHN W. BERkS. Lai,d Agent,
Is-fIn Salinn kau-aS
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Attention Firemen I.

All fireme,nen are requested 10 meet at the
engine house tomorrow evening at IL
o'clock. Turn out everybody.
L CIrVFR
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Buy :hc Singer Sewing machine Ii is the
cheapest and best machine in the market. 1t
combines simplicity. neatnesS and durability.
Look at statistics published in this weeks pa
per and scc w!a, The majority ol the people
buy. lI-iw
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Roll OF honor tor the Pleasant View school
for the month ending May 2lst w. l. Blon-
don, Peter Umbarger. Sallic Umbargcr. Flora
Blondon. Matte Short, Susan Spehn. Ellen
Anderson. EllcE Hahn. Annie Geirseh. Cath
arine Itson, w. A. Short. John ltSon. Newton
Anderson. Enrolment tor the month, -.
Average attendance 70.
I. w. IYoNs Teacher
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Who would De bothered milking COWS IN the
rain. pay $3.50 per month for hcrding and
make nuisance OF their back lots when
YOU or any other man can get milk OF Ander-
son at > cents per quart-morning aud even
inr lJ-iw.
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. Pulli III Ma oh, is-j
OJ.ffi.tff5tce No. lbs.

Of certain bills
Be Il s,.lafn,d 5y re Hager and Comedian 81 re
Csfy ~ .~fitHs
ssc ! That the of $50 = be Appropriated
cut OF any fuzs ia ciiy treasury not Dthrry ise
appropriated .or the payment Of the iOiiDwmg bills
.'ohp fi.eznauer tss- -
ao do % ).
q Donegap 90 -
Vi d sampson ~ %
SIC ? That ouiers be drawn upon the TREASURER
Of saId csis lJE The fzy meet 81 the .Alnr-
SFc Tbs ordnance hail take eject zail D. ~
f4ru. from 4Bs. after - laasszEc-
Approved Nay i.ih ls-5.
Y n. BJsHor. M4tor
IhrTrby certify tae above AL f0rs.aiag tTns AMI
caFrrc copy - ordnance faa-l ~ ne lifsT and
tsaacliraen " tlc c.fy - o~lInA AsF ista. s-sf-
Attest FEEB WfLBatv sers.
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TOWNSHIP 10 SOUTH, or RANGE >, WEST.
.nmN.nu. hi soIrm. or EANGL .. ~.

TOWNSHIP l. SOUTH, OF RANCE >, WksT.
TX 81 ne ar section - south ht INV qr zoe 'tu -
~ az NV az - On Gr -
south III ~
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AR. w. s. Wells is becoming quite prOmi
ncnt rs cigar manufacturer He furnishes
our home market almost exclusively. besides
manufacturing cigars for large dealers in many
Kansas towns and among them for the OK
tensivc VIII oIesale establishment of +. 3. Bak-
-
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TIME TABlE-K. p. r. r.

TEAMS GOING EAST.
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TRAINS GOING WEST.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1875-09-23
ADMISSION,

Fun tickets Tor adults SA oo
Full tickets for children from to l6 yrs. 80
Tickets for single admission for adults SO
Tickets for single admission for children
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Resolution of Thanks.

WHEREAS, The Choral Society of Jackson c..
H, Ohio, representing the majority of the citi-
zens of the town, have kindly extended an in
vitation to the Executive Committee of the
Eisteddfod of Jackson and Gallia, to hold said
Eisteddfod on the 9th and 7th of October, 1875,
at Jackson instead of at Oak Hill.
Resolved, That while the committee believe
that It would not be wise and prudent to make
the change at this date, for several reasons
they however desire to express their apprecia-
tion of the kind offer, to return their sincere
thanks to the Choral Society and the citizens
of jackson generally, for this generous expires
sion of their liberality, and their interest in the
Eisteddfod, and hoping that the success of this
first enterprise of the kind in county will
be such to make it desirable to have another
soon thereafter, and that If SO desired by tho
people of jackson, the members of this com
mittee will be ready and willing to do all IL
their power to assist in getting up the SECOND
Eisteddfod for Jackson.
By order of committee.
]. j. C. EVANS, Chairman.
EBEN JONES, Secretary pro tenn.
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POLITICAL MEETINGS.
At Monroe Furnace.

Capt. Newt Robinson will speak at
Monroe Furnace on Monday night, Octo
ber 1.-THE night before the election
Winchester, Thursday night, Septem-
ber %. Speakers, j. w. Laird and C. A.
Atkinson.
Hunts School House, Madison Town
ship, Friday night, September "a. a. B.
Monahan and James Tripp.
Moriah School House, Madison Town
ship. Saturday night. September 25. D.
Mackley R. H. Jones and B. F. Kitchen.
Corners School House. Jefferson Town
ship. Monday night, September 81 R. H.
Jones, Geo. Harbarger, C. A. Atkinson
and B. F. Kitchen.
Savage School House, Jackson Town
ship, Tuesday night, September %. A.
B. Monahan and J. Wv Laird.
jackson, Wednesday night. September
90, Gen. Harry White.
jackson C. H., Friday night, October
:. Gen. C. H. Grosvenor.
Portland, Saturday, o'clock p. m,
October 3 Gen. C. H. Grosyenor and A.
B. Monahan.
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Probate Court Proceedings.

Morgan Morgan, David B. Davis. Dan
iel Davis and William Mulharen admit
ted to citizenship.
John 6. Vandervort, administrator of
Eliza Landrum, deceased. Order made
to sell personal property at private sale.
Two accounts and two inventories
filed
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Pearl Brown and Mary E. Richards.
Nelson Edminson and Dorah Wood
500.
Jasper W. Davis and Eliza A. Parks.
David W. Evans and Martha Farris.
Lafayette Chavers and Evaline John
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|. c l..

CHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
William Lewis
VS.. SOn lSt order of sale.
John Isaac Jones, Admir-.
State of Ohio, Jackson County, SIS.
Court of Common Pleas.
Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance of
an order of sale issued out of said Court, on the
l4th day of Sept. A. d. 1875, and to me direct
ed, as Sheriff and Special Master Commissioner
in said cause, will offer for sale at the door of
the Court House in said county, ON
Saturday, October Esd, A. ID. 1878,
at one o'clock P. M. of said day, the following
described real estate, situated in the county OF
Jackson and State of Ohio, to wit:
The southeast quarter of the southwest quar-
ter of section "a, township 5, of range Is, and
the southwest quarter of the southeast quar-
ter of the same section, township and range.
First described tract appraised at 5000.
Second 90 IS IS Sl400.
Terms of sale-Cash on day of sale.
To be sold as the property of John Isaac
Jones, Administrator of the estate OF John G.
Davis ct al, to satisfy judgment and decree in
favor of William Lewis.
Given under my hand this Goth day of Sept,
A. D. 1875. JOHN NJ. EWING.
Sh'ff and Special Master Comir.
R. H. JONES, Atty for pl'f.
sep %, 70-5w
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The Annual Sabbath School Celebra-
ton on last Thursday was great success.
1t rained in the morning, and the meet
ing was organized in the Court House,
but the room would not hold one-fourth
of the people. and the rain ceasing, the
people went to the Fair Ground. Good
speeches were mode by c. A. Atkinson,
Rev. D. II. Moore, of Cincinnati, Rev. j.
q. Acton, and several others. There
was excellent singing. and good order
with the exception of some talking In
the rear of the speakers stand The
Randall Academy s. s. (colored) did the
best singing Lincoln Furnace schooi
sang we'll, and SO did the California choir
: In fact, all the singing was good. There
were from three to four thousand people
at the meeting in the afternoon.
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State of Ohio, Jackson county. IS.


Thomas ]. Brooks plaintiff, against George w.
Brooks ct ais. defendants.
Eliza De France and Abner De France her
Nebraska, viii take notice that Thomas j.
Brooks, OF jackson county in the State of Ohio,
on the 2Ist day of August, 1875, filed in said
Court his petition against the said Eliza De
France and Abner De France and others, heirs
at law of Isaac Brooks, late of said county of
day of March, 1861, the said Thomas j. Brooks
simple each Of the Undivided one-haif OF the
following described lands situated in said
quarter of the north east quarter, the north
east quarter of the south east quarter, and the
south east quarter of the south east quarter of
section number 90, in township number Z, of
range number 10; also, the north east quarter
of the north east quarter, and the north 10 west
number 30, in said township and range, con-
tanning in all zoo acres more or less, made an
agreed to perfect by quit claim deeds, the title
to the lands SO set off to each of said parties;
that by said partition there set off to the
said Isaac Brooks, OF the said lands, the follow
ing, to wit: The north east quarter OF the north
north east quarter of section number 81, and all
of that part of the south east quarter of the
south east quarter OF sec tion number 29, which
lies south of the county road, being about 8
acres and containing in all los acres more or less
and to the said Thomas J. Brooks the residue
of said lands, and which are fully described in
said petition, that plaintiff and the said Isaac
Brooks, each, then took possession of the lands
so set of to him respectively. and continued to
hold the exclusive possession thereof under said
hitherto and the said Isaac Brooks to the time
of his death, to wit, March 8th 1875, but that by
the mutual neglect of parties said deeds were
never executed; that plaintiff and the defend
ants, heirs at law of said Isaac Brooks, are ten
ants in common in the lands so set off TO the
said Isaac Brooks, in the following proportions,
to wit, the plaintiff, and the defendants, George
w. Brooks, Margaret Marquis, Elizabeth Wy
coff, and Frances Swaney each to the undivided
one-seventh; the defendants Amos Moore, Eli
"a De France and Ada Dunbar each to the un-
divided one-twenty-6rst, and the defendants
Henry Milner, Isadora Miner, Euphemia Mil
ner, William Milner and Daniel Miner each to
the undivided one-thirty- fifth part thereof.
The prayer of said petition is for an order of
the Court on the proper parties for the execu-
ton of deeds in performance of said contract
and partition between the plaintiff and the
said Isaac Brooks: also for the partition of said
lands so set off to the said Isaac Brooks; and
for other relief.
And the said Eliza De France and Abner De
France are notified that they are required to
appear and answer said petition, on or before
the third Saturday after the 14th day of October
next. THOMAS j. BROOKS, Pm.
By w. K. HASTINGS, his Atty.
Sept, q, 75-6W
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CHERIFF's SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Moses Sternberger,l
VS.. On First Order of Sale.
David Edgar ct al.
State of Ohio Jackson County, S.:

VS.. On First Order of Sale.
David Edgar ct al.
State of Ohio, Jackson County, S.:
Court of Common Pleas.
Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance of
an order of sale issued out of said court, on the
10Th day of September, D. 1875 and to me direct
ed as Sheriff and Special Master Commissioner
in said cause, will offer for sale at the door of
the Court House in said county, on
Saturday, October esd, A. d., 1875
at one O'Clock P. NJ. of sail day the following
described real estate, situated in the county or
Jackson and State OF Ohio, to wit:
amefer on the north bank of Salt Creek which
tree stands north 32s west chains distant from
the southwest corner of the east-haif OF the
southwest quarter of section number seven
teen ,(l7l, township number eight (S), of range
number nineteen (l9), thence north 47o east SO
chains to a stake in line running east and west
west with said line to the north east corner
OF the west half of the southwest quarter
OF said section number II, township g.
of range l9, thence in a south-westerly
ing Is acres more or less, decided by Da-
vid B. Riley and wife to John ID. Riley, to Salt
Creek, thence up said Creek TO the beginning !:
forty-fve acres more or less, of the above de-
scribed land is situate in the weSt-half of the
southwest quarter, acres, more or less, in the
southeast quarter of the southwest quarter, %
acres, more less Is situate in the mort h east
quarter of the southwest quarter, and acres
more or less, in the northwest quarter of the
of section number seventeen, township num-
ber 8, of range number nineteen, containing in
all 80 acres more or less.
Appraised at 81 600.
Terms of sale-Cash on day of sale.
To be sold as the property of David Edgar,
to satisfy q decree and three several judgeme ents
| in favor of Moses Sternberger and others.
Given under my hand this 2lst day of Sept,
A. d. 1875. JOHN NJ. EWING,
| Sheriff and Special Master Com'r.
| ]. W. LAIRD, Atty for Pl'f
Sep. %, 1876.-6W
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See change in O. S. Miller's advertise
ment. Mr.. Miller is still keeping fine
stock of goods. and with all the talk
sales. Goods are now as cheap as they
were eighteen or twenty years ago, while
wages are about double. If you doubt
'what we say about the prices of goods,
call at Millers, and be convinced.
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II EGAL NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an
order of sale issued out of the Court OF Common
Pleas of jackson county, Ohio, on the Sth day
of September, 1875, and to the Board of Com
misSioners directed, in case pending In said
Court, wherein said Board was plaintiff and
James Cassel ct al were defendants, the said
board of commissioners will offer for sale at pub
lie auction, at the door of the Court House in
said county, at the hour of l O'Clock 2. M, on
the
10th Day of October, A. d. 1875,
the following described lands and tenements
lying and being in the county of jackson, and
The undivided one eventh part of the north
east quarter of the southeast quarter of section
Is, township 8, of range II; also the undivided
one-scventh part of all of the north half of the
southeast quarter of said section, township and
range. excepting two acres Off of said north
half OF the said southeast quarter of the south
east quarter heretofore sold and transferred,
containing in all the undivided seventh part of
fifty-SeVen acres.
Appraised at S230.
Terms of sale-One-half of purchase money
in hand on day of sale, one-half i'll six months
to bear interest from day of sale, and to be Sc
cured by mortgage on the premises sold.
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF JACKSON
COUNTY, OHIO.
JAMES TRIP, Attorney.
Sept. Is, lS75-4w