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ara c.ilaI n,,nn t,14 noynIn1 4, chronicle m.
'',s" 49, w.. sa.s,., 49," ,s,rth. arc,,l.nt.
othef ot th'Ae ufta"."t A'. 'o .l. s,"- a..s'
mup!ues. Three miles rust OF Nnnryvllle, III Clnrk
County, Ind. Just across thu risur. t''rrc stood
Friday M o1d t"o-stoly ios !'u.' anu ~ "as oteu
pied by MI. Amos st. c!ar, his wife, anu nix chs'.
drcn Two OF tho children. Clara, ngcd II ycarn and
",s:., 49,. H. I,,,,,as ~, ottor n,omhor, of
ncalh'ey "se1 llu Assss'en' ss'' ,,", s..s.. =.
day af.crnoon itr 1t. Ca!r wus called to ut!sc
nc|ghhor!ng town, on babiners. statln9 70 h!s
that he would not return l'1tAaps mt! a1t4r bed,
time. Al the nrunl hour OF retiring. about u
nclucs, 3fts. 1t. Clair anu her chi!aTeH went 10
bed. anu wete soon aound aslcep; Mhiio thg fIm'
lily woEc sleeping, UNCONSCIOUS III tho terrible dis
nstor which was impending, tho houno caught IRE
, 1876-06-01
MISS EARLY.
Marriage Of This caiumnintcd Lady at Rock
fnrtl featertlay.

Marriage of This Caiumnlntcd Lady at Rock
fnrd Yesterday.
gpectd. Mspatch to The Tribune.
RocKro,,u, H., 3iAy 31.-Allss Alice A, Early,
daughter of Senator Eas!y. was married at her
fathers residence In this city, to-day, BY the Rev,
" II. Bprns, TO Ms. Daniel Il. Simmons. OF lie.
lo!t 3fr. Si,n1nans has for mnny yonrs been
snttor for the hand of Miss Early. Tho wedding
was enlinsntly quiet mad nnostcntatlouu afiatr.
but few Intimate friends and rclatlona be-
Ing nrcseut Ut tho ceremonies. The bride
VIA elegantly attired III u rich brown
silk sravclinEdEesx, with cameo and penrl JewelrJ
Tie presents were numerous, and sone q thcm
ti1e murnlng trnin for Des Moines H., which
place Will bs her future home II Ia ehrnessiy to
lady inay long enjoy the happfncrs of weddcd llfa
Her her0c cundnct throughout one OF the m9et 10.
we're trials wo,nnnkind cun undergo has cndcarcd
her TO thousands Of HEARTS
, 1876-06-01
TIE NIErUODISTS.

AaNuMEHACAA NoOGtNAAs
BALTIMORE, May Bl.-Blshop Merrill pre-
sided at tho Conference to-day.
Tic report Of tho Committee on the State Of
the Church, recommending tho appointment OF
Commission Of Two Bishops, fur ministers,
and tlrco laysncn, to mako suitable arrange
mcnts fer holding m Ncunlenlcal Council, was
adopted.
CONFERENCE BouaDAH1Es.
Report No. of tho Committee on Boundaries
in regard to the organization and division Of
Conferences, was considered aud adopted. The
order rs adopted is us follows:
!. No petition, resolution, o. memorial asking
for q Involving uivislon Of conferences, or o.
alrcndy occupied by organized Conferences, or ths
absorption Of Conferences altuasiy exatlng, siall
hns bocn passed upon by the Annua! Conferences
Immediately Affected by such proposed action.
nhsl BE- enterta!ne i BY the eneral Con.
florence until duo nnticc shall haYe been given by
Tho Annual confe1sncss tlesi.ng snsh ehaage Or m
Conference or Conferences thut would DO aNeetcd
| by such proposed Action.
mutually interested In tho seadJantment OF their
| cummor boundaries may at any time rasc Jn!ns
Go1nmasoss' consistng of ayo members ~ i5o'a cash
apr approved 70 e By tha Btshop or mshops who may Pre-:
ensuing, shall be dnal but II the Commission up.
po!ntcd shall fall 10 hYsce, or tho presiding B!sh
nceter Viii @ni tie ec:oas Of ths ha
| come To tho Gcnesat Conference for anal adjudca'
| ttun.
An order VIVA adopted providing for the pay;
Conferences by the Book Concerns, the proyts.
lon to nrply to Conferences heretofore ns well
Is hereafter to be held
Bishop Harris, editor Of the Discipline, waa
authorized to nlake any verbal changes ncces-
bary in the now edition Uf the DIscpnb, provided
, 1876-06-01
TOTAL ABSTINENCE.


nooKroEp, Ill, May 1.-THE hnal vote on the
lcenap suc<tIon took place here tonight, The
prohibition Aldermen can,o up to the scratch md
voted In a solid phalanx against the license men,
beating them by majority OF one vote; lia!nes,
King, and smith voting for license, and Crawford,
i, l., Woodruff, L. Woodruff. md ltarnnm yotIn@;
against II. All the saloons will close up to: ulor
row, aud will be dry, at least To the eyo.
, 1876-06-01

San ARtanfo f7et- HtFa1d. -,
"A!n't $40 rather high fur lodging and break.
lastt' wAs what Il departing, stranger by ths
our 7calli1g hotels, Oh being told that WIS tho
amount Of lIs bill.
ayes, It is little high, but we might as veil
havc Il " tue stage robbers" Va the R,ae'a a1f-
, 1876-06-01

MOODY.
HIS SERMON At LAKE. FOREST LAST NIoHT.


Sneeiai Dtpatrh 10 Tho Trtoans
LAKR FonEsr, ILL.,, May 3l.-Sir. Moody
emerged frum Ills secluslon tonight, rudy anl
III perfect hcultl. Tho rustlration las done him
gootl. Every gesture testiiles 10 Eccupcratol
functions md perfect nervous cxaltation.
During hts visit hero liz has scdulously avoided
social contact, except with immediate friends.
Ope's-atr cxezcises aud perfect quiet have been
Ills ch!ef a''usc'ncnts, and hc uppeared tonight
before from 1,o0J to i,30o pcuplp rcinvigoralcd
mud well prepared for work. The SER
vlccs werc lseld In tho Presbyterian
Church. that ordinarily seats u cuugre-
gatlon III Goo. Tonight 1t was Iuu,.ncl
from the pulpit ta the yestibule Tic aislrs
were filed with chairs, u,ll buck Of thu scuts tho
ytaMling.room wAs thronged.
LAKE fOAssT
IL town Of country houses, fashionable rcst-
denre-eetrcat for the weaithlrr few who do
business III town and seek fresh nir for the night
aud morung-a brtlltunt population surrounded
by every luxury and all that tuste ca. suggest,
uul 80 the congregation WIS bFilliant oue, and
wou]u have done InoEe than honor to tila most
fashionable Of Chicago's churches.
SANKEY'S SICKNESS
prevented his Attendance, and II. 1hano Miller,
tho celebrated Cincinnati singer, took bis place.
The exercises weto opened by Mr.. 6abln, who led
III tho hymn. ''Gomr. thu fount Of every bless-
ins," Tbs Asy. Ax. AsCoskls. psm Of the
, 1876-06-01

6pecsa' Dtspaseh To 7he TTtnnst
LASALLE, ILL.,, May 3l.-Tho second animal
tournament Of tho Lasaslc and Peru Shooting Club
will commence to. morrDw ut thc1r Shooting Park,
midway between tho two clties, md continue three
days Plenty Of wild pigeons Rro secured, and
great snort 10 expected.
, 1876-06-01
SPORTING.
TIE TURF.

rua 1Sor1su DERBY WON HY THE NntHoD
coLr.
,.x,o>, rox -rhoro ,vcre thirtccn t,n+trre
AnspoS' any i"o'" W. ,..".- "nss' .,,s1
for the great rHco to-day anu Af. na1ta1he" a'h'
rod colt, who was subsequently named Klsbcr, rid.
tc, hv Nntamrnt. .corcl the frat Derby eve.
~! ss,t..s,, ~ i,. NJ rnr,,ro1 enlt ~ e,iv
ac.isSe" W ~ ".!'n." wv ~. w. .,.. DAHL ,~,.
After preliminary eahtet tho eht,so net''t VIVA
the exception Of All Heart anil Julius Cesar, got
ofr woy, torethor. This pair was altgbty l,chlnd.
Father Ciarci was nrst to show In tho lend. Colt
nces running sccond, followed, In tho ordur named,
camo petrarch, Great Tom, and tho Nimrni
colt. with Skylerlt and bay Winlhatn leading
tl1 remainder Of no!d, RnA Ju!tns Iaeshe and
All Itcnrt bringing up tho rear. Hut little a!tcra'
tton wns lnadn In tue order Of rnnntng until! tue
milo post was passed, when rather clnrct n
creased hta lead TO two teneihs n auqaneo .! lolt
ness, Petrarch In tue meantime having mo4eu nf 10
third rlnce, Within three or TOUR lenR1hs 0I tn!t.
, 1876-06-01

l1ulton lillselh. 225 and :,:s7 Stato atreet ate
selling thtir immense stock OF furniture, mat
treesca, etc.. for cash. great dcni Liver lhan any
other house III Chicago.
, 1876-06-01
EPISCOPAL.
ELECTION or 4 BISHOP IN IOWA.

Special Dspotch to 1nl Tribune.
DEs MONIES, May 8l.-The Episcopal Con-
vcntIon elected Dr.. William Stevens Perry,
President OF Hobart College, Geneva, N. Y, AS
Bishop Of Iowa on the first ballot. the naEnc
OF DR.. Eccleston hastng bccn withdrawn from
the Convention.
, 1876-06-01
SEEING RElIENlNE

1ftades who do not use thu fragrant eozodont
will compare teeth With those who do, they will
see In III instant EoEe for adpotinY It than
can bo composed !hto newspaper paragraph.
, 1876-06-01
myself 20 to church to worship Gu, mil Ia hon.
tic 'osPct preached; moi to latcn TO natterimrr.
DUtlGcS U1 our decreased nIlcrstOre.h ''R
S'trtlItIits 1tnyrnce.

17nVltsfotrn fI&1.} fntsiifg+nt-r
IIo wns only a ycar-rfd wl,o nIlct thc ;,oo,
hell Of Indy OH stata .truct lnst saturtloy. nr,
upon her answering tho call t1e tnnuc;,rnt ira w
you soma fellows arc et ealing ynur lacsn soma oe
wlInt likr TrnnyAot,'a Maud this lnfurmnt;rm.. ;m.
caused hcr into the garcn to g where she m,r'
prisctl these fconious florists mil ca,ssed tbrvc
To over the fence hurry. IN token of l.er thank.
bunch Of tho purple plume wns presented, whi1s
he, on rctoining his inccnsct' cnt,lrmlea' EitS
TINT sumo s,niu called chttllikc and b1an;a1
morely rc1na rkGtl, III was ton little to clInb1
wasn't too little to tell OIL your
, 1876-06-01

OZ0hlzeD 0x.HARR0W FOR THE HAlR.
BJ BUCK 4 AaJQts. uAks11 Of tho "MAIs" Cologne.
, 1876-06-01
SOMETHING NEW FOR youR Walls

sunni IhaHh NEW tQf YUM Whtkos
While vl4ltlng liigcr, Jenkins : Faxoa's, eo1
aid I'll State street, yesterday, we were struck
with the beauty ot what is called Eas.laks 3 Nor.
Els' designa IN wall papur. Thry invite you to
bea it.
, 1876-06-01

PRESBYTERIAN
TIE NORTHERN ASSEMBLY.
Nsw YoRK, May 3l.-In the Presbyterian
Geuerl Assembly, to-day. the Moderator an
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THE STANDARD.


If during the rebellion any one had
proposed to turn over the affairs of the
Government into the hands Of those who
were in sympathy with the rebellion
they would have been denounced as trail
tors and public enemies To-day a great
party proposes to do what in lSbl or
1864 would have aroused public indigna-
ton. 1t proposes TO turn over the Gov
eminent to those who not only sympa-
thized with the rebellion, but to those
who actually participated in it, and who
to-day hate the Government as much
as they did when they were forced to lay
down their arms at Appomattox.
The ex.Confederates control Democra-
cy, and il Democracy should win they
would control the Nation. There may
be a few loyal men in the Democratic
ranks who mean well and who would not
follow if these ex.rebel leaders should
undertake to carry out their schemes, but
they are in hopeless minority and could
no more control the party or shape It's
policy, IL once i'm power, than penny
j. whistle could drown the roar of the tenn
pest.
A solid South for Democracy means
the marshaling of the disloyal element
OF that section against the loyal North.
There can be no other meaning to it, and
blind indeed is that citizen who IL led I'm
to any other belief. A solid South, II tri
umphant, would lead to the depreciation
of our currency, the loss of public credit
the increase of the National debt, the
paralyzation of our industries, and the
eventual bankruptcy of the Nation.
IL it is wise to confront danger:
when they come, it is greater wisdom &c
take steps to prevent their coming.
These steps can be taken by voting the
Republican ticket, and we appeal to al
who love their country better than par
ty; to all whose reason has not become
the slave of prejudice; to all who value
liberty above oppression, and who hav'
the good of mankind at heart to vot
the Republican ticket. The party to da.
is as great defense to the Union as ou
armies were during the rebellion. ],
destroy it would be even worse than tn
surrender of the Union army woul
have been to the rebel Confederacy.
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BAN KS.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
England, ireland, Scotland s. Vale

and Revenue Stamps on hand and for sale.
Persons wishing to remit money 10 foreign
countries can obtain at our office, drafis on
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Master Commissioner Sale.


Court uf Common PlanM
Berry q. Jackson et al W. noLsft M.kent - a.
In pursuance 20 an order aud decree mads ~
said Court ia this causw. and pursuant also q
an order uf sale issued thrrsin ~ said ruufis
aud 60 me direrimsis Master GnmmiaaiumNf
thereof, wili oncr Cor sale at puhiie anriiun'
on
Saturday. the 9TH day Of November. A.
d. 1870.
mt O'Clock ~ at the door ~ the Court itouae
tn aaid cuumty, she following lands aud frns.
unsnts. situate ln tha county % Jackson ana
me . : qr 81 ths n gr Of &C -. 20 q. range ~
fhs : ~ q ihs qr of SO u. 20 q rAnss -.
lfhs : ~ y ihs : . qr ofsee -. ~ q, range -
Tas . v gf of ths - ar of soc n. 70 e..ranEa
ID Auurmlmfsf a IA
Thr : az % The y y ar 81 sec y, ~ q, fanEs
Tiis q : part 81 che " a. of the " af af So
~. ~ q, range ~ hewin ninE % the cufusf
aud running 90 a citn ~ Fuchm@thennn uuftha
westerly to the north iinc uf said land. Ap-
me andividesi i.si part of thssw ~ ~ the -
ar ~ sec 7, ~ Z. range ~. Appfalssi ~ til
The undivided 81 paft ~ ths ~ uf The
q az 81 aau -. % 2. fmmWW ~ AppFat@nd mt "
me undlvidssi ri Iafi - ths y y ~ ~ ths
kiSa. ihs iollowihs lands * i1ke ooanty.
Ohio. tn-wtt1
Ths . " ~ ef the " qr 81 sc %. 10 O. range
90 Appnaiawd 81 e7n.
The q i % the " ~ uf the " ~ nf &C -
90 3. range - Apprai@gd ~ 80,
Terms cash Ia hand on thr anN ~ sale
Given under my hand this - DAY - urlmhcf
A. .. is5g. =. ". ffNOMoN,
james Tfpp, Atiy.
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What it Means

Think what Democratic victory meansl
1t means the surrender of the Govern
ment into the hands of the very men
who were beaten back at Gettysburg and
on a hundred other battle-felds of the
Republic Is there a soldier mean
enough to be party to this surrender
If there is, he should turn his back on
his country and seek home where in
gratitude is a virtue and gratitude a
crime He would be unworthy to enjoy
the blessings of freedom.
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The Republican party believes in free
thought and free labor. Ii is the cham
pion OF human rights. and has done more
for the substantial advancement Of liber.
ty and civilization than all other parties
together. 1t believes in the church and
school.house as the best defenses OF the
Republic. IL is the party of right, jus
tice, and truth. To defeat SO grand q
power for good would be an act of ma
tional suicide
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= j. A. II. RAILROAD.
Seventh Insta1lment.

The stockholders of the Springfield, Jackson
and Pomeroy Railroad are hereby notified that
the 7th installment of 10 per cent. is required
10 be paid within 60 days nom this date. or be-
fore the 25th of Nov. 1875. Hereafter sixty
days notice will be given for each call OF 10
per cent Payments OF stock must be made TO
the following persons who are authorized to
receipt for the same:
John Foos Springfield, Clark county.
IF Ely Washington e. H., Fayette county
w. w. Bell, Greenfield, Highland county.
R. B. Seymour, Balnbridge, Ross county.
James EmmItt, Waverly, Pike county.
III. l.. Chapman, Jackson county.
IT, p. Sutherland, Iron Bank, jackson, o.
AS the contract has been made for the con-
struction of the entire road, the stockholders
will see the importance of prompt payment.
BY order of the board.
JAMES EMMITT. President.
Jackson, o., Sept. %, 1875.
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Take Particular Notice.

.atv
nd mind en
.u "
WI nssof h Tk nd
the Iat.D
ssofN
u0II Up
uN.fv vr
m1u the ~.cougl, an u
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INSURANCE.
INSURANCE.
MILLIcIS'=
INSURANCE AGENCY,

nroadway-st.. jackson. Ohio.
Insure property, iNtat plHtr-HimHs, and prf.
SONS AGAINST accidents There ufu rtprt.sfutsi
ut my ngrnry, the following reliable Cumpa'
niles
TTNA. Of Hartford, Conn.
HOME. uf New York
NIAaAHsA. uf New York.
NORTH nHiTIsH aud MERCANTILE al
London
GUARANTY, ct Ntw York.
mDMIs. uf Columbus. ohio.
MIILNIILE. Of New Jersey.
HAItTFuNn. Of Hartford Conn
NATIONAL IITF. of n. :. 81 America
uAWTEouD ACCIDENT CO.. of Conn.
Busiucss solicited iu town and county. ard
personal attention given % al agp.l, at,on..
2afcb7ey AZ. q. MALLkh
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EMPLOYM EMIT.
DROBATE NOTICES.

The accounts of Samuel White, administrator
of Thomas Hartley, deced.
win Snyder, George Snyder, Abraham Snyder,
Rachel Snyder, minors. - :
lott, minor, and
Joseph j. Sprigg, executor Of Joseph Spriggs,
decd, have been filed In the Probate Court OF
Jackson county, Ohio, for settlement, and the
same are set for hearing on the 3lst day OF DC
JOHN ]. G. EVANS,
Oct 10 Probote Judge.
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Organic Weakness

distressing ganei end
the b
who that drs ~
eriyth th
eiof
ndn1e stem become
pnwer Ne vnus rrta
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And two Electors for the State at large.
And the Township Trustees and Township
Clerks of the townships within said jackson
county, Ohio, where elections for ELECTORS OF
President and Vice President shall be held, are
directed to make returns of tine same to the
Sheriff of the county of Jackson, within three
days from the time of holding such election.
Given under my hand, at Jackson, this 18th
day of October, A. ID. 1876. -
JOHN NJ. EWING,
Sheriff Jackson county, Ohio.
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Direct connections made af Lancaster Doe
ClrrauvGite. Znu.avfiis, aud All points un ths
Cincinnati MunkimHun Valley kailway-ana
mt CulumlsuH for al fsulntm East nmd WnAt. Ne
change ur cars from Columbus % Fhitmne&phtn
New Nafk Indianapolis, and Chicago.
~. ~. GREENE. Nice Freaidcmt
w. A. MILLS General Ticket ARent.
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"a
yimrneia oeuEy
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WANTED.

l0.uoo pounds ~ paper rnHs. old copper. hfass'
aud lead. Got which I will laN thr hlGhesi htaFs
ksf uflra. ut thn Champion stove nmu tn
~tnrs. Sign - the nlE liufu, Main etfs.ts !meka
son q. ~. -. imy48-aml O. H. hIffs
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DIR. FiShbiatt

in the or
General
Palpad o
setred disorders
1Itothe vetm
raian so
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YoungM
rapuon weakness
eWhop
nan and
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tacnt iand %
ftodia .ta
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TRAINS ooisU SOUTH.

stations marked thus ~ are naK stations. and
trains VIII stop when aiKnaieh ~ do 90
w W. PEABODY. Master Tfamsp.
W. &. EVANS. Agent ~ Jackson.
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TRAINS oofNo NORTH.

All trains equipped With Miller Platforms
aud urndernnuM tlydfantic Brake
- EnF Further information AddFnMa
4. ~ ptsTEfk4, Gen. Trket AEents
i. IA pNrNma. Mmu'A Uulumhma.
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Young Men


call with h confidence
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177G. 1876
Belmont Hotel,
Strictly E'iI.St-ClasS -
Terms $3.50 per. day
Cor. FOrty-First and Oregon Sts.,
SILVER MAPLE GRovE9
WEST PHILADELPHIA.
Chas. ?. DC :. ?. Stevens,o of Baltimore,
OWNERS AND PRoPRIEToRs.
Major w. w. LELAND, Manager.

IT'S ATTKAcTIoNs-Capacity 1000 Guests; 300
feet long l40 feet wide; 3 stories high; built
and furnished by Baltimoreans. Private par
lors en- SUITE etc. Special rates for Parties, As
sociations, etc. French, German, Spanish ana
Italian spoken I'm the hotel. All charges mod
crate and accommodations fTst-caSs. IL Is
within four blocks of the main entrance of the
Grand Centennial Exposition, the most desira-
Bile location of any Centennial Hotel. The en-
tire house is surrounded by a magnificent grove
of maple trees, of thirty years growth, making
IL the coolest hotel I'm Philadelphia. The tuTni-
ture and equipments OF the entire establish
ment are OF the most liberal character, and dur
ing the season frst-class orchestra Will furnish
music for the entertainment of the guests
Market street line city ears pass the door.
june.g-3m
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tina were ever
pgreatne
o
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DRAIN TILE.
WE HAVE on HAND. ron sALF,
....DRAIN TILE.

or various aIsea. from o. turhra. which -
can furnish at ffutu - p ~ ernis fet fma ~ ~
81 Prev mfnth hers, Agents. Jackson ur mftte h@#
Drain Tile 10. MhexlxfNbuaM. o.
March q. 1A-n.ly
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EDUCATIONAL.
TO TEACHERS.

NOTICE TO TEACHERS.
the Board Of School Examiners Of jackson
County, Ohio will hold regular meetings Tor the
examination of Teachers, AT Jackson on the
FIRST FRIDAY ~ EVERY MONTH
Examinations Will begin at 10 O'Clock \. NJ
on the FIRST day OF each session, and continue
from day TO day il necessary.
Applicants not known to the Board must pro-
duce testimonials of good moral character. Ger
tfncafes Will only be granted at a regular meet
ing and will, in no case, be either aHttdatedr on
postdated.
BgOrder Of ths Board o( E1dmiHGs.
Nov ll,'75-u j. w. LONGbON, clerk
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FIRST TUESDAY OF NOVEMBER. 1876.
Being The 7th Day OF said Honth.l

(Being The 7ti Day OF Said MOnth,l
Is by the Constitution and Laws OF the United
states appointed the day on which the quaiilrd
electors of jackson county are notified TO meet
In their respective townships, az their usual
or proper places designated for holding cleo
tions between the hours Of o'clock in the
forenoon and o'clock In the afternoon OF said
day, and then and there proceed 10 vote by bal
rot Tor Electors of President and Vice President
of the United States OF America, for the state OF
III
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-11-02
A Cure Warranted.


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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-11-02

TO tie Voters of jackson County Ohio

WHEREAS, BY the laws of Ohio regulating cleo
tions. IL is required of the Sheriff of his coun-
" to give notice before the time of holding a
general election by proclamation throughout
the county, of the time on which such cleo
tion shall be holden:
Now, therefore, in pursuance of such requi-
sition, /, JOHN M.'EWING, Sheriff of Jackson
county, do proclaim and make known that the