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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-05-11

ALL THERE.-A minister, who had been
accused of preaching a sermon that was
mot his own, went to @ parishioner who
had made the charge and asked him to
retract il.
"Well. said the parishioner," thought
when heard that sermon it was taken
from book had al home; but when
went home / looked in the book and--it
was all there"
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE,

state of Ohio, jackson County, ~:
Court of Common Pleas.
William Lewis VS.. John Isaac Jones, admins
TRAITOR, Ct al.
ON Sd order of sale.
Notice is hereby given that i'm pursuance OF
an order of sale issued out of said court on the
23d day OF March, A. ID. 1876 and to me directed
as sheriff and Special Master Commissioner in
said cause, l will offer for sale at the door OF
the court house In said county, on
Saturday, May 18th, A. ID. 1876,
at one o'clock y. IN. OF said day, the following
described real estate, situated in the county OF
Jackson and state of Ohio, to wit:
The south east quarter of the south west
quarter of section number thirty-four (3i),
township number five 80, of range number
eigteen TlSy, and the south west quarter OF the
south east quarter OF the same section, town
ship and range.
First described tract appraised at 500
Second I" Sl,301
Terms OF sale-Cash ON day of sale.
To he sold the property of the estate of
John G.. Davis deceased, TO satisfy q Judgment
and decree in favor of William Lewis, and
against the said John Isaac Jones, admintstra-
Given under my hand this 10th day Of April,
A. ID. 1876. -. = ,...
JOHN VI. EWING,
Sh'f and Special Master Com'r.
aprl3, 7G-5t
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Road Notice.

Notice ~ hereby given that there win be a pe-
uttun presented to the Comm iNsiumNrH Of Jack
non county nc their next session for the nitefa.
ton Of the public road leading from Jackson
90 Hamdcn, nN follows Beginning NJ the south
west corner OF Eumdy reservation tn the soufh
west quarter Of section number 81. township
number 10, of range number III. running thNnce
east ON the south side uf said reNrrvntioms ON
the land now used foT n road ,unti ~ approach.
e. the Portsmouth branch uf the Marietta a
Cincinnati Railroad. thence northcriy on ths
west side Of the said railroad until IL AntnrMcrta
the road leading from Mamden 20 Berlin, aud
for the vacation Of 10 much uf the public road
leading from Jackson 70 Hnndcn through the
lands Of said Bundy ~ Hes hetweru the said
southwest corner of bis said reservation and
the said road leading rom fihmdnm % Berlin
opposite the residence of ~. q. faaigy, III.
PETITIONERS.
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DoAD NOTICE.

There win hc q petition presented to the Com
mizsfnnera Of Jackson county, Ohio. NJ their
next regular messing, on the nrnt Monday la
June. i~a6, asking for Wn alteration In q county
road, a. tullowNs beginning at q point on the
Galiipolis road, where said road crosses the sec-
ton line between sections - aud ~ uf Hlnon.
field township In said Jackson CountY. and
running thence east on said nrctton line until
said ruad tmtefsects tie Berlin road. where said
Berlin road crosses said section line. aud tof the
vacation of that part uf the county road which
begins az point om the 1uilipulim road near
the western part of section No. II In Aald town.
ship of bloomfield, aud runs tn q north easferly
direction. and thence im "a south emaieFtY direg.
ton until aaid road tntersecis the Berlin ruad
near the rcstdcuce of James rlummer.
PETITGuNEtu@
may 4 HzNaNN
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-05-11

There Is nothing-no nothing-beauti-
full and good that dies and is forgotten.
An infant, prattling child, lying in its
cradle, will live again in the better
thoughts of those who loved il, and play
its part though its body be burned to
ashes or drowned in the deepest sea.
There is not an angel added to the hosts
of Heaven, but does its blessed work on
earth in those who love it here. Dead
Oh, if the good deeds Of human creatures
could be traced to their source, how
beautiful would even death appear for
how much charity. mercy and purified
affection would be seen TO have their
growth in dusty graves.
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Hon. Aler. II. Stephens
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III Goa@nor Of 1tla6aaa.
Your Regulator has been in my family for
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Shorter, Ala.
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President Of Cfty Bank.
simmons Liver Regulator has proved good
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Druggists. II
We have been acquainted with DR.. Summons
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The Clergy.
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r.. Fielder, Perry, Ga.
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Ellen Meacham, Chattahooehee, Fla.
Professional
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NJ T. Florida Conference.
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For Health, Comfort and Economy
CORK SHAVINGS

Are unsurpassed as an article for Beds, Mat
tTesses, &c. They are ten times rs durable as
husks or straw. only cents per lb. Forty lbs.
W ilt nH the largest bed. For sale by
ARMSTRONG BROS. * CO.,
A and IS First ave-, Pitt sburgh, Pa
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: J.6P. RAILROAD.
Fourth Installment.

The stock haldNrm of the sspfimNrn ~. Iark mam
aud fomwruy Mnilruad are hereby mottnnd that
the fouFth tnMfaltawnt of ~ f~r rwnt ~ FeQuiFed
tuFn thm Ekh ~ May ts@a Hereafter mMty
days notice will - given for each call 81 10
PCT cwuts Payments % stock muat be made 20
receipt for tie same
John Foom, Springfield. clark counfy.
IsF. Ey, Washington g. IL, Fayette connty
W. W. Bell 3Areenneld, Highland eommty.
Il. II. eymour, fminhfidKn, itnma eoanay.
James Emmitt. WaweFiys Pike county
III. l. Chapman Jackson nounty.
- the coutfart has been made fuF the ou.
AtFuctiun uf the entire road. thn MiowkMnliWfa
VIII 4ce the importance Of prompt pAymNnt.
fiy order of the board.
IAME1s EAaMITT. President.
jackson, o. AR. 3, ts7e.
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PARKER III. SWEET, Jr., X CO.,

n. %. Box 25I, Washington, ID. &.
Correspondence invited from persons inteTes-
te in patent matters.
Advice and consultation without charge In
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Stumbling into his room he sat down
on the edge of the bed and soiiloquIzed
thus: f"Feet wet, tight boots, sore on
one hand an felon on tother, an no
boot;jack in q house. Sings got to be
difrent. Ether | mus get married, else
get boot;jack; viii shall / do2'
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR

For all diseases ofths Iayer. stomach,& a spleen.
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INoricE.
The Stockholders of thc Dayton Coal Irun
Co. met at Wciiston. April 9Th, and clrctnd
ger 81 Jackson. President and u q. Morgan of
Wellstom. Secretary and Treasurer. Capital
Stock s8O.no1 with sSauo1 subscribed,
mayf 10 u. ~ MORGAN.
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Stations marked thun ~ mrs nam atatAnnas ana
trains viii stop when alwnaird ~ do 90
Wv. PEABODY. Master TrAnsp.
w. &. EvANn. Agent ~ jackson.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
State of Ohio, Jackson County, IS.
Court of ron,unap plaoa

State of Ohio, Jackson County, IS.
Court of Common Pleas.
Michael Stanton VS.. Thomas Hewitt and wife
ON lst order of sale.
Notice Is hereby given, that in pursuance of
an order of sale Issued out OF said court on the
~ day of April, A. ID. 1876, and 10 me directed
as Sheriff and Special Master Commissioner i'm
said cause, win offer for sale at the door Of the
Court House, In Jackson, on
Saturday, May go, A, ID. 1875,
at o'clock p. M. of said day, the following de-
scribed real estate, situated in the county of
Jacks kson and State of Ohio, to-wit,
Being part of in lot number one hundred and
ten (ll0) in the town of jackson, beginning at
the west corner of said lot, thence running
east on Water street twenty-six (26l feet and
six 90 inches thence north parallel with Bridge
street seventy (70l feet, thence parallel with
Water street twenty-six (26) feet and six inches
to Bridge street, thence South on the west line
of said lot to the place of beginning except the
stone coal underlying said lot.
Also, fractional I'm lot No., in said town OF
Jackson.
Ist described lot appraised at si75.
Terms of sale cash on day of sale.
To be sold as the property of Thomas Hewett
and wife, to satisfy Judgment and decree in
favor of Michael Stanton.
Given under my hand this 18th day of April,
A. ID. 1876. JOHN NJ. EWING,
Sheriff and Special Master Commissioner Jack
SON county,O
apT20-5W
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DoAD NOTICE.


a petition will D. presented 60 the Gotnntis-
sioners uf Jackson county, Ohio. nj their next
regular meeting. on the nrat Monday In June
next praying for the establishment uf county
road, as follows; beginning IN the road lead
Ing frum Keystone Furnace 90 1rutrwvillgs ~ OF
near the south east corner uf Hiram kuasflls >
home farm, In bloomfield township Jackson
county, uhiD, and ou the land of Aaid NuMmeli,
nearly opposite the road leading ta Rock Lick
thence In north westerly direction through
the land of Nald Hiram Russell % the line fsmre
running north aud south between said Russell
and the Keystone Furnace Company land. in-
tcrspctinm a. this fence thn track Of IA. old road
vacated some years since, and thence TO follow
this old road through the sald Furnace Com
pamy's land. passing house Occupied ~ one
Joseph Hays, and cut into a county road lead
Ing from the bridge ~ the house uf Richard II.
Jones. 70 Centrewiiie, nc the matef themes along
this county rad 20 tHe @hig Rock" leaving
said ruad and passing im a south westerly direc-
ton across the lands 81 David T. Jones mt 90
meas q house occupied hy one Caleb sharp. on
the lands of John Murwam3 thence IN n Auuth-
erly direction through the lands of sutl John
Morgan aud to intefanrt the county road lead.
| lna from Joseph Hnle's house % til" old state
Road. at or near n low nGr, aud Just north ~ an
old house on said MufWnm's land nmh NacnttnE
40 much uf said county ruad leading nulu THE
house Of said Joseph Hale 10 the plare - inter.
serti O..
JOSEPH HALE IM.
| aud Others. Petitioners.
/ mayf, TG-at
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utrcct competitions made - LanrMHtFf Ut
GircieViils. ZAmeavtitas and al rutmfa GA ne
Cincinnati MuskiuWutm VALLEY MmilwMY@mnd
at Gulumhum toN ali fpofmtM East and WmMa. No
change of ears from Golunbua q Fhiiadelphiss
Nww York. India polls. and Chicago
M. NJ. aHkKMEs Nt9w FfuMidsnt
W. A. Mills General Ticket AkunA
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GHERIFF's SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
state OF Ohio, Jackson County, rs:
Court OF Common Pleas.
Thomas M. Jones ys. Robert Hoop ct al.

Thomas Nj. Jones yB. Robert Hoop ct al.
On LIST order OF SALE.
Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance of
an order OF sale issued out of said court on the
Is day of April, A. ID. lS76,and 10 me directed as
Sheriff and Special Master Commissioner in
said cause, will offer for sale at the door of the
Court House, In said county
Saturday May 20, A. ID. 10,
nt O'Clock L. NJ Of said day, the following de-
scrfbed real estate, Situated In The county OF
Jackson and State of Ohio, to-wit:
strip fifty-eight (5sl feet wide OF of the east
erly side OF in lot number one hundred and
eight QOS) in the town of Jackson; said strip ly-
ing next to the alley on the easteTly side of said
in lot and rnnning fifty-eight (5sj feet wide
from Water street 10 the alley on the southerly
end of said In lot.
Appraised at 5000. k#
Terms OF sale, cash on day of sale LII
To be sold as the property OF Robert Hoop, to
satisfy a judgment and decree I'm favor of Thos,
NJ. Jones.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of April,
A. ID. 1876. JOHN NJ. EWING,
sheriff and Special Master Commissioner.
apT20-JW
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simmons Liver Regulator is certainly a spe
cific for that class OF complaints which
claims to cure.
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The Undiscovered Country.
ny II. c. sTEDMAS.

ABB II beyond the spirits inmost cavll
Aught OF the country could we surely know,
Who would not got
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-07-16
M0RNNG AFD CATHOLIC MEssENGEk SUNDAY ILY ) -

Liberal PhilOsophy-whst becomes of it :
Thrown to the winds, "cast aside" as a
worthless auxiliary. More energetic means
are neutrality-suspicious. fines, Danish
ment in q word, FORCE.
SO, then, FORCE lie the theocratic principle
of the new religion of the Philosophy. 1t ap-
pears to us that we have heard of this prin-
ciple before, and that it is not really q
novelty in the world's history. Ever since
there have been robbers and usurpers and
tyrants, the Devil has sedulously main
tanned for them that "might is right" and i,
from the days of Cain, Force has been in
voked as the cardinal test of law by those
who hold that right is an empty word and
that God is powerless.
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pistol of the highway man when be gives
the order to stand and deliver. Add at
every writhing of the victim the cry went
forth: "Union men ia danger; can't live
here more troops."
The following passage from the pamphlet,
and the only one for which we can find
space, gives an epitome of the Judges
views as to the status in Louisiana
The treasury bankrupt her creditors in the
hands Of shavers, her warrants kept at less
than half their face value, opens a foe margin
for revenue officers and those no control the
treasury and revenues of the SCate, from the
tax gatherer mp, to uble tn cir money over aud
over az fast as money and penalties can be
collected of current and back taxes. or by con-
h.cating property a. tax sales To my miod ,
the people of Loui lana, her treasury and
the creditors. are now, and have been for
years, as completely in the hands and under
the control of officials and their confederates
and as absolutely used for the enrichment of
individuals as any post on the Indian frontier
And If telegramic and newspaper reports are
true: the army has already been secured to
hand the State to the despoilers again.
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ANNUAL COMMANDMENTS We acknow-
ledge our indebtedness to the Superiors of 8
number of our best Southern educational insti-
tutions for kind invitations to attend the an
nusl commandments which will take place
tduring the next two weeks, as the following
list will show:
Jefferson College, st. James parish, Monday,
July 24Jh, A..
st. stanislaus' Commercial College, Bay St.
Louis, Monday, July 17th, 1880 F.
College of the Holy Cross, New Iberia, Tues,
day, 18th, 6 P. NJ.
st. Mary's School, in st. Mary's Hall, Con
stance street; boys, Wednesday, July 10Th
$50 p. NJ; girls, Thursday, July 27th $50 P. NJ
Ss.Peter and Pauls School, Sisters Marianitel
of Holy Cross, Third District, Saturday, July
18th, and Sunday, Jnly 18Th, at G P H.
st. Vincent de Paul's Girl School, Third Dis
trict, July 9th, 6 P. nj.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-07-16

The shocking reports we had some time ago,
about the cruelty of the Turks in Bulgaria, are
confirmed by more recent advices from the re-
gions they are ravsgiDg. According to Bulga-
rian letters, no less than $4,000 people of all
ages and both sexes were butchered by their
irregular troops in the operations of last month
and scores of towns VI ere burned after all their
Inhabitants had been put to the sword. A cor.
respondent of the London Ne,rs asserts that
many women were burned alive, while the
younger ones were carried off to q worse fate.
In this war the Turk is appearing in all his
historical ferecity.
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From the Now York Suns "sunbeam" col,

From the Now York Suns "Sunbeam" COL
umn, of last Sunday, we copy:
1t is o rare thing for Protestant Episcopal
Bishop to resign his office. But this is W ,6.s
Bishop AdAms has done, who was IN Io'i
elected Missionary Bishop to New Mexico s y.
Arizona. He has accepted tue charge OF sn'
Church of the Holy Trinity in Vicksburg NJ ~.
An Episcopal Bishopric is very nice otnoeG;1
digni6ed gentleman who can take bis eA 49,, -,
Q comfortable diocese and make mis- sMI
visitation among comely and civilized PeOp "~
But to trot around on Mexican pony HwOOs
the greasers, brusers and savsges OF the oloU01 :,
which Bishop Adams had charge of, is aps "
knock all the dignity out of the man VINO W.,
it. Besides, it is fearfully hard work, WIFI POOA
pay, and small encouragement.
This refers to the Rev. Mr. Adams, gen,
tlemsn we'll known in this city as, for mSn'
years, rector of st. Paul's Church.
1t is 8 common idea that almost anybody s US,
edit paper, editing looks 80 easy: rev IN ~
when invited to the editorial chair nave "a "a
wisdom to know IL they are incoDpeten5 A
the good sense to decline the PoslIlUsSt he
notable exception to this is the case =. Sis.
Rev. II. X. Revels, D D., who enjoys tn0 Sbo
tinction of being the only ool0red mST states
ever occupied o seat in the Unlted 90 60
Senate The Methodist General Conle5i'bir
which recently met at Baltimore eleotssG; i
editor of the SoHtht1esteT1 AdUooate, nHInSis Is
published at New Orleans. Doctor hsI psy,
wise enough to decline the office, ana "a edi.
Mr.. HartZell, who has for some time hAO
tOrial charge of the paper, retains IT, ,..i
If the truth were known, We think "a a.,
would be found that Mr.. Revels simply w w
much self-respeCt to accept place Oh 80. - n
paper as the AdUooate, whose mission - go
about the Church and the people OF tn' ,,.,s
and to help it's managers into official pOo q
whence they can reach the public pui0 .,gou,
Mr.. HartEell's eminent ftness for the put in
there can be no doubt; he has prove .,,;uc
many ways, but in mono better than in 20 .-;.nl
once as Director in our PobliO uOn.s0's'r'D'
Schools.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-07-16

"The Knights of Father Mathew of ST..
Louis" says the Ratchman, "had fondly hoped
to carry of the arst honors on occasion of the
late Fourth of July Temperance celebration at
Philadelphia. They were sorely disappointed.
A company of Indians from Wisconsin, all be.
longing to a Catholic Total Abstinence Society
of that State, and all dressed in the costume of
their tribe, were the bsheld of all beholders on
the occasion. The Knights looked we'll in their
chapeaux, plumes and swords; but Lo with
his moccasins, eagle feathers, and leathern
brooches, threw the gallant Knights in the
shade entirely.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-07-16

ENTERTAINMENT IN THE THIRD DIsTRICT.-
Sunday evening, July Both, there will be an en-
tertainment for the Church of St. Maurice
Rev. Father Duval, pastor ill be given by
q few amateurs at the Model Farm of the
Fathers of Holy Cross, near the Ursuline Con-
vent, and will consist of THE Guerrilla" four
act drama, one act comedy, Onele aur Carotes
and excellent vocal and Instrumental music.
Performance will commence Of o'clock. Ad-
mission, so cents children half price,