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White, for the Human Family.
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and taken the pain from terrible burns and
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For sprains or bruises IL is the most potent
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The following is but a sample of numerous tes-
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thanks 10 the Centaur Liniment The Lini-
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Laboratory of j. Z. Rose q Co.,
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The Hayes Premium Watches

VIII be awarded to the successful competitors.
in November next. All subscriptions sent in
up to the day Of the Presidential election, No
venaber 7th VIII be counted for these premiums.
Persons who may be successful In sending large
lists Of subscribers, but who fail to secure one
Of the Watches, will be otherwise suitably re-
warded.
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A DEMONSTRATIONS SALE OF REAL
N ESTATE.

In pursuance of an order granted by the Pro-
bate Court of Jackson county, Ohio, will offer
for sale at public auction, on
Saturday, 26th day of August, A. ID. 1875,
az one O'Clock p. m, at the door Of the Court
House, in Jackson, in said county, the follow
ing described real estate, situated in the town
of Jackson, State of Ohio, to-wit:
Being part of in lot No. q, in said town, and
being 4Ol4 feet OF the front Main street, of of
the east side of said lot, and extending back the
same width to the alley. This description is
upon the hypothesis that said Main street runs
east and west.
Appraised at Sl400.
Terms of sale-One-third in hand, one-third
in six months, and one-thlrd in one year from
the day of sale, with interest; the deferred pay
ments TO be secured by mortgage upon the
premises sold. JOHN J.. RAMSEY,
Administrator d. b. n. OF the estate OF James
OHara, deceased.
James Tripp, Atty.
August 3, 76-4t
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When this you see, emember-this country
needs a change-needs a change awful bad
lGailipolis Bulletin.
And this Congressional District needs
a change-needs it awful bad and is going
to have it,
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Business is terribly depressed in England, as
In this country, and matters are getting worse
instead of better. Firms hitherto considered
solid falling every day. and the list is likely
70 be increas. from all parts OF the Kingdom.
In the cotton and woolen branches heavy
daily becoming more uncertain.-tCircleville
Democrat.
Grant, and the Republican party, are
responsible for that. Vote for Tweed,
Tilden, Bill Allen, more money and bet
ter times
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James o'Rourk formerly resided in
Milton township, this county. but for
several years he has resided in Admission,
Calhoun county, Alabama, where he has
been taking the Standard. He sends us
a copy of the Oxford Tribune, containing
the following account of the death of his
snr.
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The Democratic papers are circulating
the story that Robert, son of the late
President Lincoln, will support Tilden.
Ii is false
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: HsHfFF's sALE on REAL EsrATE.
state Of OHIO. IaeE.oH County -

CHkHIFF's SALE on REAL ESTATE.
state Of Ohio. Jackson County 49,
Court % Common Pleas.
Samuel stevenson a 20. W. Christopher Ora.
ham.
ON vcndi rnpanhs.
N0tiou y hereby given, that I win onsf fof
sale ~ puhlie auction ~ the door % the cuur
house "a jackson. on
Saturday. AuEast 8, A. n. 1870.
at uigiock y 81 ~ said day, The following Do.
arrihed rral satntr, altuatrld in the county u
IackNun and stale 90 ohio. fn-wtfi
lutH uuuuuefs thlft1 sfaur faU aud thiftYsnNe
la Naughn1s addition o. the town "a Iark suu.
Jackaou couuty, Ohio. eKeept the stone coal
underlying the same.
ApprnlHrd a. fuliuwMf
Lot No. "a at $50.
lot No y at 500.
Terms ~ sale, cash on DAP - sale.
Taken A. thn property u GhriatnphFF Ora
ham on an snerutiuu im faVur Of samuel ste
Nunaon a Co. issued uut uf tue Court % CON-
mon Pleas Of the county uf Jack aun. aud 10 me
directed M sheriff % said cuuufy.
Given under my hand. thia tst day of Iuiy,
JOHN -. EwtNo. sheriff
iuiyG-t
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Hayes and Grantism-Tilden and Reform
Choose ye between them -llronton Democrat
Tilden seeks to buy his way TO the Preslden-
tiaI chair with money stolen from the masses Of
the people.-fIronton Democrat.
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state Of ohio. Jackson Cosuty. ss
Court of Commsn Pleas.
samuel Cianr EHFa Walters a al.
ON iat order Of sale.
Notice 4 hereby given. that IN puuuanoe %
an order OF sale issued umt % said Court on the
2tth day Of June, A. y. issa, and 60 me dlrpuiri.
as sheriff aud special Master Commissioner In
said Gauss viii onrf Cor sale at the door % the
Court House In aaid county. on
Saturday. AuEust sth. A. ~. tHTa.
at one O'Clock T.. a.. of aid day. the foiiowtur
described real sstate, situated 10 the county of
Jackson and state ~ ohio. 20 Wit
Lots numbers tao fal. three lN. ave tal aud
siH iGl, IN hruwua addition 90 the town of Jack
aun. aa designated ON the plat of aid addition
Appraised ~ fsllowaf
lot number two ~ fin1
lot number thFur ~ Nita
lot number ave ~ flNo.
lot number ia at f1sl3ss
Terms % sale. cash on day uf ale
To D. Huid a. the Trupefty ~ lara WalteFA, 10
satisfy Judgment and DECREE Ia favof of sam
uri NlnnE.
Given nndcr my hand this - Day ~ July.
A. - is7as JOHN ~. EMfNus
sheriff and special Master Commissioned Jack
Non county %.
Iuly0-tt
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Sheriff S Sale of Personal Property

State of Ohio, Jackson County, IS.
Court of Common Pleas.
James McGhee vs. jerome Plummer ct al.
On execution.
Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned,
Sheriff of the county OF Jackson, will, by virtue
OF an execution issued by the authority Of the
Court of Common Pleas of said county, I'm fa-
vor of James McGhee, against Jerome Plum
mer ct al and to him directed at O'Clock T.. NJ.
on the
7th Day of August, A. d. 1876,
in front of the Court House, in the town OF
jackson, in said county, offer for sale at public
auction, the following goods and chattels, to-
wit,
one gray horse, one bay horse one two horse
wagon, and one set of wagon harness.
Taken on said execution as the property of
said Jerome PlummeT.
Dated this 2ith day of July, A. ID. 1876.
JOHN NJ. EWING.
ShnJ &. o.
James Trpp, ATTY for plf.
july27, '76-2t
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ISHAM HOUSE
NEXT THURSDAY, AUGUST s.
House and Lot for Sale.

1.-TWO ACRES or LAND, AT PETREA. ,
Il miles above Jackson, ON the railroad, with
frame hOgse, with four rooms, Tor sale on rca-
sonable te ms. Inquire OF X. n. DOLLIsON,
on the premises. July27-3w
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

AUDITORS OFFICE,
JACKSON Co. o.,
July 81, 1876.
The Commissioners OF jackson county, Ohio,
will offer at public sale, on
Tuesday, August 20th, A. ID. 1870,
at one o'clock p. m, the building Of the follow
ing bridge across Little RaecOOn Creek. in Mil
ton township, near the residence of j. A. and
A. =. Dempsey. Said bridge TO consist Of one
span seventy-five feet long, (seventy-fve feet
in the clear between masonry with one road
way seventeen feet from out 10 out, and to be
built on Smiths Patent Wooden BBidge Plan.
Abutments to be about sixteen feet high, and
to be sold by the perch twenty-five feet).
Plans and specifications shown on day OF
sale.
The Commissioners reserve the right TO reject
any or all bids.
By order of the
COMMISSIONERS.
7. W. PATTERSON, Auditor.
mn
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, ,nEHIFFs sALE or REAL ESTATE.
slals p ohlo. Iasa.oa -

state of ohio. Jackson County. e.
Court of Common Pleas
samuel A. Stephenson. adm'r, vs. benjamin a.
Patterson 81 al
On LED order % sais.
Notice h hereby given. that In pursuance ~
an order of sale issued Dot ~ said uuuu on the
sheriff a.d special Master Cossimlaalanef Ia
said Gauss. wi offsr fnf sale 81 The doof ~ the
Court Houme, On 1acksous on
saturday. August ~. A. n. 1879.
AZ O'Clock PM. of aaid day. the following de-
mnriibrd real fafatr. situate % the ruuufr %
Jackson and stale % uhiu1
The northwest quarter of the southsast quar-.
Ger u section twenty-five czs1. township srven
f7l, of range ninstccn 40, cuntnininH forty
acrua fnoru o. loaa-
Also, part of the southwest quartef of the
southeast quarter, of the ancfion. township a
range afurnsaid, consisting ~ a strip Twelve
rods wide OF ~ the nnrih cnd thnfroG There
Il enrrpied out % al ~ the forewoina preninrs.
two ID acres % ianda descrthed 4 folissa
beginning AZ q paint twelve rods south % the
northeast corner ~ said auuthwust quarter uf
the southeast quarter, thence north ass ruda.
Themes west ~ ruds. thrmru suuth g1ts ro1a.
thsnor easi y rods 10 the riaos of bcginning.
l.i dssesihcd ies APPRAISED q 80 L
Terms of ale cash ON day of ale.
To b. sold ~ the property of ncniamin A.
Patterson a all % satisfy ludEmrnt and de-
cree In favor ~ hamual A. Stephenson. adm'r.
Given under my band this lo.h day of Iuiy. A.
aud special Master Cumfn issioncf
J. W. LAtnn o, atty fof Pin.
iuiyisisw
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~OAL FOR INFIRMARY.

Bids for furnishing coal for the County In
Urinary will be received at the Auditors Office
i'm jackson, until II o'clock on the 18th inst.
The amount will be for one year, being 1000
bushels more or less. The coal must be weighed
on the town scales in jackson, and delivered
at the Infirmary.
The person furnishing said coal will be paid
on presentation OF Weigh Masters certificates,
and must pay the weighmaster for weighing.
By order Of
aug3t3t INFlRMARN DIRECTORS.
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The Late Hon, Thaddeus Stevens

suffered for many years from an organic ancc-
ton OF the kidneys, which bis physician found
10 be incurablc. MiMhlcra Hetb HiticrA was the
ONLY remedy which afforded him any roiief,
and he pronounced % "tha most wonderful
combination % medicinal hgria he ever saw."
bottle.
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Mishler's Herb Bitters.

This celebrated Medicinal PREPARATION has for
over - ycars been rccuEuizei az THE STAND
ARD REMEDY for dyspepsia, Liver Complaint
Aficctlona OF the Kidneys, Fever and ARnr, nil-
iuusucss, Dinrrhurn, and all Diseases uf the Sto-
mach, Liver and Kidneys. Prepared by fhy-
10 is nt once wholesome Stomnchic, an unr-
qualed Appetizer. the best tonic and blood pu.
Tifer known % science, aud the safest. best
and surcst Remedy fur all FEMALE Complaints.
10 u not a violent purKative, but By purifying
the blood, stimulating the digestion. cqunlixtmK
the circulation and regulating the acCrrttumn,
u promotes a vigorous condition of all the or
gans and ensures perfect health.
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81 60 for One Years Subscription.

Club Agents will remember that we receive
81 90, heretofore, in clubs for one years sub
scriptiOn to the WEEKLY TIMEs,and that year
ly subscriptions sent in up to November 7th
will be credited on our books to those who are
working for the premium watches, provided
we are requested 10 do 50
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LETTER LIST.

List OF letters remaining in the Postoffice at
Jackson, Ohio, for the week ending August
l, 1876.
Brown Sarah Mrs. Jenkins John tt
Brun Mary j. Miss johnson susie Miss
Cowan A. w. Mansell William
Davis John j. ROSser John
Harper Eliza NJ. Mrs. Torode John
Helfring Philip White Florence ]. Miss
Persons calling for any of these letters please
say advertised" )" and give date OF list.
s. p. BALDRIDGE, p. NJ.
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The Chillicothe Agricultural Works
have made an assignment.
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The partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned, in conducting Planning Mill
i'm Jackson, has been dissolved by mutual con-
sent EVAN NJ. THOMAS,
EVAN ]. WILLIAMS.
M The business will be continued by Evan
NJ. Thomas, who will settle mp the business OF
the late firm. auSJtJ
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SALE or REAL ESTATE.
state of Ohio. Iack.un County. 49,
Court of Common Plea
james Piummer ". John l.. rlummer a Levi

state of Ohio. jackson County. ~
Court of Common Plea
james Plummsr ". John l.. rlummsr a Levi
Plummrr.
ON ist order % sale.
Noiice ls hereby given. that IN purnuancs of
an order ~ sale issued uuf uf said ouuft on the
sheriff and special Master Canmiaainnrf Ia
aid eause. wil gfisr faf saie 81 ths door % ths
Cour mouse. la aid county
Saturday August N. a. -. tATa.
az O'Clock y. ~. of said day. the following Do.
.cribcd real sstate. situated Ia The cuunty ~
jsrkson snd sat n ei gs.. .,...t -. 80
ttnn twrniy.fwur tafi, in township no. slH iai.
Of rauEr uiurtren ilpl, cuutaiuinE ~ nCrrs mufs
narthrast quarter. % asction so, fuenty.thfre
I.li. township 40. aiK l6l. Of range No ninrirrn
10 souihsssi Guarisr 81 ths noFthcasi quarisf
- secuan No. tssuiy.thfau %, tounship ".
"a ls,. oi ranE. -. uinciceCn ual. eunfainins
Appraised a. f1iiowa
- do.eribci tract a ilaol
"a go
Terms oi sale, cash on day % s.ie.
To D. anld as the property - John l-ilutnfurr
4 Al, g sailsty Judgement aud deerse in
favor % Jane Piumfnsf. -. -, -.
ylNia IN isss g"a'' my h'na IhoiiiS N. FwfSai ''
shsriii aud special Master Comrnia.ionsr Jack.
IIHrs Tair;F. Atty fpr pln.
luiyil-aw
ns-If the lands abovs dcscritei ssli aud the
SsIst ss Iss S,s H., - az on sr ~. eaa sss him ss
year o. pay &l no. and twu YcafH - Day another
sl sy hi'n o., sislns re hs ~, ss ,i ~,s aasss
snon as the Court confirms ths sale and ufdsn
ihr re, apf..ssi,Sn e. % .ss "a Fa'fiIs% is % .si.
livstion. good dweiiinE. largs nee frame h@rn.
sss.i9 q ssh sssss ss . y Sss fss sas sss ssi % s.sy
> jslusS: ,alys,.s4 ''''" JASfEs PLuMaKR.
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We find the following in the Chilli
cothe Gazette:

cothe Gazette:
The trial OF the Cincinnati Furnace case
which has dragged its weary length over two
three years time has come TO a sudden and
very unsatisfactory termination. Judge Du-
Hallway was to render his opinion in the case
at Macarthur, last week, but instead OF doing
80, he announced that he would not decide the
case at all, assigning a reason that IL had
been charged that he had been bribed TO render
q decision favorable to the defense.
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All those who are working for the Premium
Watches should notify US at once, giving their
full names, 50 that no mIstakes may occur.
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.-Undertaker's-..T Tables =.
For laying out the dead Furnished free
Of charge on application.

Also. Manufacturer and Dealers In
Furniture. Turning and Scroll Saw
ing done 10 order Everything la our
line sold at the lowest living prices.
Thanking the public for their liberal
patronage for the last II years. we ro-
spectfully ask n continuance OF the same.
(near the depot). Residences on Main
the store. Orders by Liail promptly filed
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DAUBER & BRO.
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.
n AGENTS WANTED FOR THE eREkl
centennial HISTORY

II sells faster than any other book ever pub-
lished. One Agent sold 81 copies In one day.
send for our extra terms 90 Agents. National
Publishing Co, Chicago, III. -. Louis, No, or
Columbus, Ohio.
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DoAD NOTICE.

III
Notice is hereby given, that petition will be
presented TO the Commissioners of Jackson
county at thei- next regular session, on the
first Monday I'm September, 1876, asking for an
alteration in the Jackson and jackson Furnace
road. commencing at the south east corner Of
q. w. Gray's land, thence west to the corner OF
Hugh Gilliland's land, thence south along said
line TO the south west corner of q. W. Grayis
land, thence TO commence at said corner with
said road, and to extend said road east on the
line of G.. w. Gray's land to the big road lead
ing to Oak Hill.
aue3t5t PETITIONERS.
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Republican County Ticket.

Republican County Ticket.
Sheriff,
JOHN N. EWING.
Commissioner,
GEORGE w. BROWN.
Prosecuting Attorney,
CHARLES A. ATKINSON.
Recorder,
ENOCH III. LEWIS.
Infirmary Director.
LAWRENCE G. DYSON.
Coroner,
NATHANIEL T. HOOVER.
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Go a day at home. Agents wanted. Outnt
OH and terms free. TRUE a CO, Augusta,
Maine.
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Republican District Ticket.
For Congress,
HENRY s. NEAL.
For Judge, Court Of Common Pleas,
JOHN j. HARPER.
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The Cincinnati Daily Times.

The same size as the Weekly, and issued every
evening in time for the night mails, will be
sent to subsc ribers, postpaid, at 20 cents a
month; 81 for three months: three times a week
for six months. 81 25, or one year for S.
Specimen copies Of the Times when wanted
will be sent free TO all who apply. Address
CINCINNATI TIMES CO.,
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elg day at home. ALents wanted. uuihi
YlL aud terms free. TRUE CO. Augusta,
Maine. maf.io.1e=y
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Wy UTANTED.-Tmvoling Salesman. Pair al.
w AIRY sud expenses paid. Gem Man'rg CO.,
81. Louis, NO.
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THURSDAY, AUG. 3, 1876.
FOR PRESIDENT,
RUTHERFORD b. HAYES,
OF Ohio.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM A. WHEELER,
or New York
Presidential Elector, Eleventh District
JOHN l.. JONES,
OF Jackson County.
Republican State Ticket.
Secretary of State,
MILTON BARNES,
Of Muskingum County.
Judge of Supreme Court,
w. w. BOYNTON,
of Lorain County.
Member Board Public Works,
JAMES C. EVANS,
of Delaware County.
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VIRGINIA Farms.

C6 IA con per day ai home. sample.
% W DZU, worth 81 free. sTiNsON a Co,
Portland, Maine.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-05

THE thanks of this community ore
due Messrs. Setback, Of the firm of See
back & Danielson, for their liberality in
the sale of woed. Notwithstanding
that the condition of the river since the
ferry stopped running has prevented
the hauling Of wood from Wisconsin,
that the sources Of supply from this side
were wholly inadequate, and that these
gentlemen owned the bulk of what was
in market, they did not attempt extor-
ton, but continued selling at their Gus
tomary prices, until they have about
disposed of their entire stock of nearly
1000 cords. Had they been so minded
they could have sold their wood at con-
siderably higher figures, and then only
followed what is unfortunately COM
mon custom in this country: that is, of
getting all one possibly can for an arti-
Gle they may have to sell, regardless Of
its value or Of the ability of the pur-
chaser to pay the extortionate demand.
Under the circumstances the conduct of
Messrs. Setback is not only commend
able but worthy of being cited as an
example for imitation.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-05

One Of the grass-hopper refugees,
Mr.. B. F. Richardson, of Birch Cooley,
is in the city, selling very neat and
convenient little article of Kitchen furn-
iture called the GLADYS Friend,'' which
he is having manufactured by Messrs.
Erickson g. Swanson. It is pro-
vided with series Of drawers for knives
and forks, spoons, salt, saleratus, spices,
&c., and with spaces for bottles con-
tanning flavoring extracts, etc., and can
be picked up and carried about wherev-
er it may be wanted. As it is made to
revolve like a castor, any drawer or
space that may be needed is readily &C
cessible. Taking it altogether it is one
of the handiest little contrivances we
ever saw, and we have no doubt Mr..
Richardson will find it an easy matter to
dispose Of a large number. We under
stand that the article is patented. Mr..
Richardson is stopping at the Farmers
Home, W. Oleson, proprietor, on Sixth
street near Bush, where orders may be
left.
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Roscoe, 18th, Buchholz's Store.

Roscoe, 18th, Buchholz's Store.
Minneola, Monday, 18th, place Of
last election. -. III
Pine Island, 18th, Post Office.
Zumbrota, 10th, Kellett's Store.
Goodhue. 10th, place of last election.
WEIGH, 2lst, place of last election.
Burnside, 22d, A. Howe's.
Hay Creek, Monday 9th, place OF
last election.
Belvidere, 25th, place oflast election.
Central Point, Goth, Grannis's Office.
Florence, 9th, Post Office.
Wacoota, 28th, place of last election.
Red Wing, from and after date at
Treasurer's Office.