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Marriages in Jackson COunty.-1s64.

Azariah Arthur and Paulina O'Neal,
June 10, by David J. Jenkins, ]. P.
James Hall and Charlotte Lee June
%, by William Cutter, ]. P.
Henry P. White and Amanda NJ. Nc
Millin, July 3, by James T. Finch.
John w. Jones and Catharine Davis,
July 6, by Robert Williams, Min.
John Morgan and Margaret Thomas,
July 5, by Evan s. Jones, Min.
James Hughes and Elizabeth Belts,
July 4, by David J. Jenkins, j. p.
Isaac Wade and Mary NJ Taylor, July
8, by George M. Adams, J. p.
Andrew Ii. Rehs and Mary Lutz, July
"a, by Thophiel Crusse, Min.
James Flemming and Jennie Hutchi
son, Aug II, by John j. c. Evans, ]. p
George Murray and Louisa Graham
Aug. 5, by jeremiah Rice, J. P.
Andrew ]. Aleshire and Rebecca Jane
Spriggs, Aug. l3, by Thomas E. Griffiths
Min.
On the 18th of June a license was is
sued to John Henry and Elizabeth Coon
and on the Goth a return is made of tn,
marriage Of John Henry and Elizabeth
Poor, by Rev. E. D. Thomas
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Probate Court Proceedings.

John Haley VS.. II. j. Spohn ct al. APP
peal in a road case. Continued
Daniel Morgan and Evan Morgan ad-
mitted to citizenship.
Mary A. Livengood, Executor, VS.. NE
lissa c. Livengood ct al Petition to
complete contract. Contract confirmed
and deed ordered.
George w. Mercer appointed guardian
of Joshua Mercer, a minor. Bond $780,
Mary Ann Bishop appointed admins
tratrix of Nicholas Bishop, decd. Bond
50, 400
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
John II. West and Kizar Winner.
Samuel A. Lambert and Elizabeth j.
Ridwell
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We have cut off several subscribers this
week for not paying, and more will go
next week We regret that many per-
sons to whom we have sent the Standard
three or four years without pay, become
offended when we stop it, and refuse to
speak to us. Now let US be friends. We
would like to have you renew, by paying
in advance, and let the old matter stand
until you are able, or willing to pay.
One thing must be understood. We will
not, and cannot, publish paper unless
il be paid for. arilaI
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Deacon Richard smith, OF the Cincinnati Ga
zette, is laboring, in long columns, TO prove
that he didn't steal $4,000 of campaign funds
intrusted to his care four years ago. We have
carefully examined all the evidence, and tind
IL quite rough on the Deacon. We are glad TO
reflect, however, in view OF what we nave READ
Deacon Smith was opposed TO the re-nomina-
tion of Grant, and IL he can be accused of steal
ing $4,000 I'm a campaign in which his heart
was not enlisted, we shudder to think OF the
manner i'm which he would pocket the funds
i'm a contest in which the whole enthusiasm OF
his Irish nature was thoroughly aroused.-lSt.
IOufS GIObq-I hem.
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Posters last week announced that Mr..
Emmitt desired to meet the stockholders
Of the S. j. a. p. r. r. at the Court House
on Tuesday night. There was good
turnout of people, and Mr.. Emmitt, Levi
DUNCAN and Senator Monahan made
speeches. Mr.. Emmitt said he would
not come to this place again, unless
something was done. He said the stock
holders in Jackson county had only paid
about $1,000. on nearly 100000 sub
scribed.
Committees were appointed to urge
payment.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Think For Yourself.

Thousands lead miserable lives, suffering
from dyspepsia, disordered stomach and iiv-
er, producing biliOusness, heartburn, costivc-
ness, weakness, irregular appetite, low spirits,
raising food after eating, and often ending In
fatal attacks OF fever. They know they are
sick, yet get little sympathy. The unfailing
remedy, which + DaCosta's Radical Cure, sold
by W. r. Hale. Druggists.
A 2jc bottle viii convince you OF it, merits.
Don't clay another hour after reading this,
but go and get a bottle, and your relief Is "a
certain you live. VIII you do u, or will you
continue to suffer- Think for yoursolfl
Professor Parker's Pleasant Worm syrup q
perfectly safe aud extremely palatable. No
physic required. Costs . cents. Try n.
July ., ls76-ly-eow
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The Empire Fire Company No. 2 Of
Jackson C. H., Ohio, met on the 18th Of
August, and resolved that they would
have a Centennial Celebration on the
22nd Of September; that we request the
citizens Of each township to call the peo-
pie together and appoint three delegates
to meet with US on the 22nd Of this
month, at the Court House, at ] o'clock
p. NJ, to make arrangements for tho
Celebration.
Also. the Active Fire Co. No. ] are re-
quested TO send delegates to meet with
US. wM. CHEW, Chairman.
ALBERT COOLEY, Sec'y
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Latrobe Furnace Items.

Harvest finished this week We cut
about 300 acres of grass this season. We
have about 500 acres of corn, which looks
very well. We are trying farming this
season instead of making iron, which we
hope will prove more profitable than the
iron business at the present prices.
Laborers are plenty, but work scarce,
even at one dollar per day, in punch. :"
William Bishop, Of this place, lost two
good horses on the night Of the 4th inst,
supposed to have been stolen, one a bay,
and the other black. Weight about 1900
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Complaints have been made that some
of our correspondents have made insinu-
ations that have personal reference, Of
fensiye to certain parties. We want
nothing of this in the paper, and have
rejected some articles this week on that
ground. News items is what we want.
Jokes are well enough some times, but
when they give offense, they must not be
published. We want no more such arti-
-
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

state Of Ohio, Jackson County, ~.
Court 20 Common Pleas
Robert A. Nandivou ". Milton Sullivan a al.
ON lst order Of sale.
Notice u hereby given. that iu pursuance of
an ortier OF sale issued ont OF said Court on the
itth day uf August AID. 1870, and Co me directed,
as sheriff aud special Master Commissioner in
said cause will offer Tor sale nt the door nf the
Court House In said county, on
Saturday. September 9th. 4. n. 1879.
at one o'clock T.. 81. Of said dny, the following
described real estate, situated in the c0uuty 81
Jackson and state of ohio, Co wit
The south east quarter uf the south east quar-.
ter. of section number twcuty-ciEht 60. Of
township number eight tsl, uf range numbcr
eighteen us.
Appraised "a elia.
Terms of sale, cash on day of sale.
To be soid a. the property Of Milton Sullivan,
20 satisfy judgment and decree im faVur uf
Robert a. Namdivnrt.
Given under my hand this iith day of August,
A. ~. 1870. JOHN 80. EWiNts
sheriff and special Master Commissioner Jack
son county, q.
DUNCAN, Moore aud AIoshirc. Au'ys.
augEtlt
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CENTENNIAL DEPARTMENT.

Manager-Samuel Overly.
There will be no pains spared in max
ing this department novel and interest
ing. Persons having articles Of antiquity,
and also Of modernism, are cordially and
urgently requested to bring them for ex-
hibition. The names Of the relics with
the owners name will be published after
the Fair. Bring on your buckskin
breeches. linen pants, wooden plows
moccasins, ancient and modern printing
and thousand other things too numer-
Gus to mention. Let US compare the
past with the present. Do not fail to
contribute to this centennial department,
you may not have the opportunity at our
next Centennial Fair.
ORDER OF EXHIBITION.
All entries Of stock and articles will be
made on the grounds at the Secretary's
stand, commencing on the first day and
continuing till u NJ. on the last day
Neither awarding committees nor ex-
hibitors shall have access to the Secre-
tary's books until the premiums shall
have been awarded.
The committees will report, in due
time, on days that stock or articles are
passed upon.
On the first day of the Fair will be ex-
hibited stations, geldings, mares. fllies,
colts, jacks, jennets, mules. draught
horses, swine, sheep and cattle.
On Friday, the last day, will be ex-
hibited farming implements, wagons and
buggies, grain, roots and vegetables. do
mestic manufactures, household manu-
factures, driving horses, match horses
attached to vehicles, and to perform on
track, fancy articles, dairy products, jel-
lies, preserved fruits, &c., horticulture,
fruit-green and dried, sweepstakes, trot-
ting and pacing horses, iron and miner
ais, riding horses and slow mules.
RULES AND REGULATIONS.
Premiums will be awarded without re-
gard to last years premiums.
An efficient police will be legally ap-
pointed to keep order, and to see that
there is no article for exhibition dis.
turbed.
Each class will occupy a place in the
hall by itself A person will be appoint.
ed to guard them from all harm or loss.
Immediately after the publication oI
the report, the Secretary will issue orders
on the Treasurer in favor of those enti
tied to premiums; said orders to be pre-
sented to the Treasurer within one year
/ from date Of award, or be forfeited to the
society.
All desiring diplomas in lieu of premi
ums offered, will notify the Secretary
and he will issue the same.
Whenever articles of superior meri
are exhibited for which no premium ha
been offered, the awarding eommitte,
NAV enter the same on the book o
awards, so that the Secretary may repor
the same to the Board for further action
Awarding committees are cautioned
against awarding in favor of unsound ami
mails, or articles of inferior quality havin
no competition.
Exhibitors are required to have thei
articles and animals entered on the book
at the Office before they are taken within
the enclosure.
All persons shall be excluded from tn
hall, except the judges, who shall hay
} exclusive possession thereof until til
awards are made No person who is a
exhibitor can act as a member of IL
committee on the class in which he Z
she exhibits.
No person will be allowed to interfel
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-08-17

There will be Centennial Sabbath
School Celebration held at Winchester
in the Grove near the church, on the
Goth day of August. 1876. Exercises
commencing at $50 A. NJ. Good speak
ers will be in attendance. A good time is
anticipated. 1t will be conducted on the
plan of Basket Meeting. All are in
vited to come with well filled baskets.
4 augl7t2t
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Who Punished the Whisky Thieves.
From the Iowa state Register.l

From the Iowa State Registerl
1t appears by the testimony Of Bluford VIII
son himself Grants bitter enemy, that one
hundred and ten of the whisky ring obtained
immunity from punishment through Bristows
favor, and not one through President Grants.
Bristow let up on his friends, or on the friends
of his friends or on those who would help him
In his conspiracy against President Grant, Cen
eral Logan, and others; Grant let up on none.
How high is that for "reform7"
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The members of the Republican Gen.
trail Committee are requested to meet at
the Court House in Jackson at o'clock
PM, on Saturday, August 10, 1876. A
full attendance is desired, as there is i'm
portant business to be transacted.
The following are the Members OF the
COMMITTEES whose presence is desired;
bloomfield. Grimsley Poor; Madison, VIM. j.
Evans; Hamilton, s. b. Dixon; Jackson, " IN.
Brooks; Franklin, VIM. steele; Milton, n. =.
ueI White; Washington, Joseph WILSON, Jei-
ferson, II. II. Jones; Lick, LIST precinct, A. ID
CrosgIand: "a precinct, Samuel >. Hawk.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-08-17

Castoria is perfect subs titute for Cas-
tor Oil, without any Of its objections, for
it is pleasant to take, and does not nau.
seate or gripe. For Costiyeness at any
age, but especially for sour stomach wind
collie, worms and disordered bowels Of
it is the most effective remedy
in existence. II is harmless, it is relia-
bic, and it is cheap.
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Buckeye Furnac lens.

Buckeye is in blast, and is doing WELL
turning out from IL to ii tons of No.
iron per day.
The Hayes men are in good spirits
here We have the majority in this
school district, at the ratio of 3 to 2. The
Tildenites are in very low spirits. Sew
eral of tLem are selling stock, and now
and then one is trading Tilden for Hayes.
So you see we are progressive here.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-08-17

The School Examiners will hold a
special session for the examination of
teachers on Friday of this week. All
teachers who desire to commence their
schools prior to the first Friday in Sep
tember. should attend this examination.
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Has discovered the greatest cure IN the World
for Wcakueaa of the Back and Limbs. fnvoiun-
tnry uiMcharEua, tmputenry, Ncurrnl nrhility,
NcrNuusucsa. Dyspepsia. LauEurs Low Npiflta.
Confusion % Ideas. falpltatiuu % the Heart,
Timidity. trembling. utmnaaa % sight % Old
dimes, Disease % the Head. Threat. Nos ur
SKIN, Al -ciloua of the Liver, I.ungs. Hiumarh
or HuWuiM@thuMn terrible disorders ariaimE fFnm
SOLITARY Habits uf fuuth-~ECitEr aud sulitn-
" practicea more fatal - their victims than
the mong u The ayrcna % thu mariners % Niya-
scs. bliEhtiuH their most radiant hopes ur anti.
cipationa, rendering marriage. sic-, ifupuasihle.
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Portsmouth Wooden Mil.-Jaeksor

Portsmouth Woolen Mill.-Jaekson
county merchants should examine Mad
dock Bros. Doe Skins. Maddox Bros
Centennial Jeans. and Maddox Bros.
Woolen Yarns in all colors. The best
goods in America for the money. They
are brought within the reach Of Retail
Merchants at Factory prices, through j.
F. lowell, sole agent, Portsmouth, Ohio.
Maddox Bros. clothing manufactured
for the trade only by L. Eisman a Bro,
Portsmouth, Ohio. First class in every
respect. july2O-2m
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G. David is to be married at o'clock
Wednesday evening Of this week, at the
Synagogue in Portsmouth, to Miss Carrie
N. Lehman, of Portsmouth. We ack-
nowledge the receipt of a card to the
wedding. but we cannot go.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-08-17

Married Persons or Young Men cnutcmpiai.
Ing marriage. aware of physical wcnknsss tiuss
uf uru-crantlVg uuWrfa@ifm uutrnrYI nervous
rNcitnhtlity. paipifntiuus organic weakness
nervous debility, or any other Disqualification
speedily relieved.
Hr who places himself under tho rmrn % nr.
Fisnhiaft, may rrliEinusiy cuunde in his honor
~ q gentleman and confidently rely upun his
skin ~ q physician
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Especially, who have become tho victims of
solitary Nica. that drradful and destructive
habit which annually nwecps o. an uutimely
grave thumsamda uf YuuuE men % tnr most rhs
hlted talents and brilliant Intellect Who might
otherwise have Umtramrud listening Nnmntra
with the thunderH % elnquonrrs uf uaked o.
ccNtacy the living Tyre. may call with fuil con.
ndencc.
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Young Wen

Who have injured thcutsrivrs - crrtnlu
practlcu iuduikrd in when alone. = hahit frr-
aurutiy learned from evil companions ~ &c
srhool, the .sffaris 81 which are uiHutlr frlt,
even when aairrp. aud ~ not Cuffd Hsudnfa
marriage Impossible and ufetfuls huih uhlna
aud body, should apply Immediately.
AuEi7tM
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Court Of Common Pleas held a session
on Monday afternoon. Robert Plummer
entered plea of guilty to the indictment
for burglary. Sentence has not yet been
nronounoed
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-08-17

Graduate of ono ~ the most eminent cnlleEns
Ia the United state. has enacted some ~ TIE
many troubled with ringing iu the bead hud
ears when asleep, greet urrNuusneaAs bfinE
alarmed ~ Sudden sounds, hashtnluNsAs VIII
drfaneumrnt uf mind. were cured Immediately
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-08-17

Centennial, and other tourists, will
please remember that Tickets covering
death and injury from accidents, are is
sued by the day. month, or year, by
II. G. MILLER,
augl0t2t General Insurance Agent.
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A lirst class, live newspaper. that, like
George Washington, cannot lie, and
beautiful portrait Of the next President
Of the United States, for only 40 cents.
See advertisement, headed Campaign
Fully Opened"
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Entry fee for trotting and pacing 81 80,
two to 60 at tine and no premiums to
be awarded unless two or more entries
are made
The Superintendents will select the
awarding committees for the respective
classes
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There need be no pain where Centaur
Liniment is used. Burns and scalds are
healed without a scar. rheumatism,
Sprains. and most flesh. bone and muscle
ailments can be absolutely cured. There
are two kinds. The White Centaur Lin
iment is for family use, the yellow for
horses and animals. One trial will con
vince the incredulous.
augl7.3m
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NOTICES.

The accounts uf
James Piummer, guardian of Levi Tiummcr
n minor.
Charles Meacham, guardian uf SAINT ifatnea
and casper X. Hniucs minors.
II. Jay Morgan, administrator of Moses j.
Morgan decreased.
George W. Keller. administrator of Peter Kci-
Ter decreased.
John 4. Ramsey. administrator q solomon
Brown deceased.
Daniel Waller, guardian of John Daniel
WEIGH and keturah J. Weich Minors
Anna Buckley, guardian Of Miranda Buckley
n minor ana
A. j. Dever, administrator of John Aidridzc.
deceased,
Have been filed In the Probate Court uf Jack.
zon county, ohio. for settlement. and the same
are set for examination and hearing ON the
3lst day of August, n u. is1H. at 10 o'clock n. m.
Of said day. JNO. J. q. EVANS,
augl7IJt Probate Judge.
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SALE or REAL ESTATE.

state OF Ohio. Jackson County ~
Court Of Common Pleas.
J.&A. slmpkinson a Co. W. Ninton Powers.
ON execution.
Notice j. hereby given, that I will oner for
sale az public auction, nt the door Of the Court
House. in jackson, ON
Saturday, september 10th, a. ID. 1879,
at one O'Clock p. m. Of said day, the following
real estate, 10 wits
All of the east halle the north west quarter.
Of section number sixteen uGI, township NUM-
Der seven an, Of range numuur seventeen u1l,
except twenty acres OF of the east side % snid
tract. sixty acres more or less.
Appraised at 81 30.
Terms % sale, cash on day 81 sale.
Taken a. the properly uf Walton puwcrs, on
an execution Ia favor of J. a A. Simpkiunon a
Co. issued by thc Court Of Common Pleas uf
the county of Jackson. and 20 me directed, na
sheriff uf said county.
Given under my hand this 18th day of Au-
JOHN NJ. EWING, sh'nI. CO.
J. W. Laird Att'y for pin
uuH1gfH
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DIR. FISHBLATT

has made the above diseases the special study
% MS lifr aud % tho treatment % th~ar hn
brings al bis talent skui aud long cxpcrienrc.
IL win, therefore, not surprtar thoaa who are
Intelligent enough 70 diarNrms That = physician
who treats the diseases uf one organ 10 the rn-
clusion Of All othcra, must b. superiur 90 thuaa
who prrirnd r. hc equally skilled Ia tho treat.
mcut % all known dlaeaaca-
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Choice Town Lots for sale, at reasona-
BILE terms Also. house and lot, with
some improvements, in Wellston.
For particulars, apply to Joseph Mas
tiers, Wellston, o.
May %, ls76-3m.
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Persons ruined In health ~ unioarugd pre.
tenders who Keep them trininE month aftsr
month. taking poisonous and Injurious COM
pounds, should apply Immediately.
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CINCINNATI WESLEYAN COLLEGE,.

Begins IT, gith year sept. ilth. Faculty num-
bers n. Magnificent huiidinus. generous table
Thorough courss iu English, science, Classics,
and Modern Languages. lmsmrpmsard adyaus
tagys tur Music aud Art. Atdrcss the President,
Rev. David IA. Moore, u. D., Cincinnati, ohio.
iulyl8-Rt
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II. J. Carr has fine lot Of young fruit
trees, suitable to set out the coming fall.
They are young, thrifty, and acclimated.
Look at them before the travelling tree
man comes around. ff
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Town Lots at monthly and yearly pay
ments at reasonable prices.
March 6-tf b. kAnS.
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with the committee during their adiudi.
cations and any person who by letter OF
otherwise, attempts such an interference
will be excluded from competition.
Ten per cent Of the premiums competed
for must be paid on all articles entered
for exhibition.
All persons paying one dollar into the
Treasury shall have a membership ticket
and be eligible to vote and hold office in
the society. No person who is not a
member Of the society will be allowed 10
compete for a premium. The society
will invite all persons who wish to sell
stock, to free use Of their grounds and
all having improved implements Of hus-
bandry, or manufactured articles, Of
whatever kind. are invited and may find
1t to their interest to exhibit at the Fair.
NArAoERs on THE GROUND.
Manager-in- Chief. A. Sell.
Marshal-in-C -Chief-W. w. Buckley.
sUPERINrExDENrs.
Horses and mules-Alexander John.
son.
Cattle-Joseph Vanfossan.
Sheep, swine and Poultry. c. Gre
meens.
Farm implements-Adam Lackey.
Track performance, sweepstakes-John
/. Long
Ticket agent-H. G. Lasley.
Gate keeper (small)-L Campbell.
Gate keeper Qarge)-J. II. Arthur.
MEMBERS or BOARD.
President-J. A. Sell
Vice-President-John L. Long.
Treasurer-C. S. Dickson.
ecretary-Winfield Scott.
DIRECTORS.
Lick-Green Thompson.
Decentralization Lackey.
Milton-H. G. Lasley.
Jackson-Joseph Ray.
Hamilton-A. J. Newell
Liberty-John NJ Stephenson.
Madison-VInton Powers.
Jefferson-Henry Horton
Washington-B. F. Scott.
Franklin-Alexander johnson.
Scioto-Joseph Vanfossan.
No entries to be made after the entry 1
books have been given to the managers.
TERMS OF ADMISSION.
Membership tickets, admitting gentle
man and two ladies. or man and wife
with children under twenty-one years Of
age during the fair, 81. Single tickets,
% cents. Children, 10 cents.
HALF FARE.
Half fare arrangements will be made 1
with the Railroad Company.
j. A. SELL, President.
w. ScoTT, Sec'y.
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There will be a Sabbath School Cele-
bration on Thursday, August oath, in
Liberty township, between Mt Zion
Church and Caldwell. Revs. Case, Will
son and Lloyd, and A. w. Long, will
speak. A general invitation is extend
ed. augl7t2t
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CLASS I6.

Sweepstakes-John L. Long, Sup't.
Trotting horse or mare.....S25 90 $l2 so
Pacing do..........-........... p 90 IL 90
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Attention, cash buyers and prompt
payersl J. NJ. French A Co. will give
you more goods for the same money
than any house in town.
Produce of all kinds wanted tf
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CLASS 5.
Poultry-J. C. Cremeens, Sup't.
HALL.

Including classes 6, Z, s, 9, 10, IL, ~ and
13-Green Thompson, Sup't.