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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-12-28

The prefixes are fespellrd as follows.
Co, ko; con, kon; com. koul, circum. sur
kumi counter. konter; contra, kontrai
ac, ak; ic, tx; ton, cion, sion and ion
shun; cient shenr tious, cious. shus.
Where c is soft, should be used; where
used instead Of the consonant y fual, in
such words rs county. bounty, city. pity.
mighty, beauty, fifty, sixty.
This alphabet, hastily formed. is given
merely as a suggestion for present use, in
order to present to the teachers eye some
Of the advantages Of a phonic alphabet
The writer has thought some Of prepar-
ing a spelling book, something like Nc
Gufieys, but with all lists Of words dou
ble the words spelled in the usual way
in one column, and to the right Of this a
list Of the same words respelled in the
Phonic Alphabet This to be followed
by two or more class reading books, with
every other paragraph in phonetic type.
Should | conclude to carry these pro
posed plans to completion. will prepare
10y selecting principally from the Ro-
manic form Of letters), permanent al
phabet for printing and convenient for
writing.
Other articles on this subject by me,
(should write any others.) will be writ
ten with most Of the words spelled pho
nically, where it can be done with the
/ old alphabet.
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At the bull-dozer meeting in Cincin-
natl last week. Durbin Ward made
speech In that speech, speaking of the
Republican party, he said:
"In the great heart of the country, in
cluding the seven States of Connecticut.
New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania,
Ohio, Indiana and Illinois, stretching
from the Sc to the Mississippi, with
nearly half the population of the Union,
the people had risen against them. The
aggregate popular vote was for Tilden,
though Grant had carried these States
four years ago by more than 3OO,OOO
votes. In the whole country the party
had lost since the last Presidential
election from six to eight hundred thous-
and votes 1t was popular Waterloo.
/ 1t extended to every State of the Union.
/ The people had rendered their verdict,
and all that has followed since is but the
technical efforts of party tricksters to
arrest judgment on their verdict"
There is scarcely word in the above
that is not one Big Lie. In the States
named, instead of the Republicans losing,
they gained 1sO,45l over their highest
vote ever before polled. Instead Of the
party loosing all over the country, in
every State, as Mr. Ward asserts, the
Republicans gained over the highest
vote ever before polled by them, 30j,0l2
votes.
Next week we will publish an article
from the New York Tribune, giving the
gains and losses in each State.
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THE sun.
1877. NEW FoRIS. Is17.


The din rent editions ofTuE srN during tic
next year viii be- tha saina - dufins thr year
that has just passud. Tlie daily sditlon vii on
days sheet of sishi paess. 81 u broad coi.
umus; while the WesAir edition viii D. d
sheet of ciEht pages q lhe same dimcnsions
TnE sux viii coutinue 10 B. tiie sfrrnuous
advocate uf reform aud ftfreuchmsuf, aud ~
tLc suhstifutinn ofstaiesl luauahip, uiaiam ana
integrity iuf hollow pfsieuce, iuhfciiliy. aud
No VIII contend iur tlie euxefnfnfnf 20 the tco-
pic by TIE people aud - the people. a. oppos-
and in the counfiuE 81 vsfss. enforced ~ miii-
tary violence. a. viii eudfnv0r ~ supply lts
r.adcrs-a body nov not Af from = mlllion oi
souis-wlth the most careful, coupirtg, aud
Trustworthy accounts ~ current sVrnfs. aud
Will employ for thla pnf pose numerous aud
pondenis. fia rcporfs fiom WaNhinnfan, saflec-
inllys will he fuli, aecur#te and feMfcaas aud 10
will doubtiesa cuntlmun - ecmsrvo aud enjoy
thc hatred % thusa who thrive by piundrfina
the Treasury OF ~ usufpln1 What thc iaw dos
not giyg thein, while y VII sndeayor g. merit
riEhls oi the people asstin=i the eucruachfncnts
Ths prics ofths daily SIS willie IS CENTS
month or sg.a0 eafs pet paid, 90 with thc
sunday edition s7.so Faaf
The suSnAY eiitioi sianr.cight page, - 40
'rhe WEEkLY srx, eight pazc. of g hioal
columns, will b. furnished dufinE III at ths
| Tho bcncnf % tiis iafFs. fsducilun from thr
/ previous rate for TnE Wf1Etf can b. enjoyed
by individual subscribers without tho urcsrsity
| Of making up cluls. Al tie same time. NJ huy
| ui ouf TRENDS cliuuse o. Hil in extending uui
e,ienl,iie ~ ~ s.,ali - Efaleiui % them, and
/ every such pefsuu Who sHuIs ~ ten or ulurc
/ subscribers from one placu VIII ha Uutlfird "a
one cppy Of the papsf iot himscif without
! charge. Atone dollar yeuf pustasr palf. fhi
I tAfa iiacs ut puprr aua uftatNIa are barely 90
I ptidi and, considering tua sl1s uf fhc ahset nnf
] IlU qualify 80 contents. Wr are rnru
1 500 rcoplc wis consider IuE WnrKLY Hra
tur Cuctrfst mNNsiaafsHr ruii lsilsd im tlr world
aii, w. husi .tlHa enc % tiae Fefy hrst.
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RULES or VOWEL PEoNUNcIATIoN FROM
wEBsTEEs DICTIONARY.
RULE.-"Any vowel al the eud Of an accent
cd syllable, and e, o and "a, at the end oi an un-
accented syllable, have the long English
sound
RULE.-"When unaccented syIlablcs end in
a consonant, their vowel. II single, has its reg
ular short sound"
II the unaccented syllable ends in a vowel,
or in a eonsonat, with final silent at the close
OF words, then various other rules apply.
DEFINITIONS AyD REMARKS.
1. RoNANIc SPELLING is the mode OF repre-
enting sounds and words by means OF the
twenty-six letters OF the Roman Alphabet. II
is the spell ling in common use.
2 PHoSIc SPELLING is the mode OF repre-
senting sounds and words by means OF an al
phabet, having many signs as there are
clearly distinct sounds I'm the language to be
represented.
A VOWEL Is the smooth or harmonious
emission Of sounding breath. modulated. but
not obstructed, by the organs of speech. A
sign OF vowel * named a "vowel letter."
A CONSONANT is a sound formed by either
a complete or partial contact OF the organs Of
speech, obstructing the> sounding breath, in
some degree, varying from an entire break or
upon a vowel sound. A sign used to represent
a consonant is named a "cOnsonant letter."
Every elementary sound used I'm speaking
the English language, should have its own ap-
propriate sign, which should be invariably used
TO denote that one sound, and no other. There
may be two signs for the same word, but they
must be equals, and may be interchangeable.
In this alphabet, no new forms are given.
The sign is printed by inverting the type
forr. New signs are proposed, however, for
Nos. l. e. 5, Il, Is, l6, 49, %, % 81 and 90. may
be used instead OF eh, to represent the first and
last syllables in church, and porticularly for
the last sound heard in the words much, such.
touch, poach, roach, coach, inch, bench, trench,
and quencs.
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Republicans laugh at the idea Of any.
thing serious growing out OF the election
muddle. They shy that the Southern
people have had enough war to last them
a while, and will submit to anything
rather than again lock horns with the
North. For our part, we look for serious
trouble, and look for it to commence at
almost any hour. and we can tell those
sneering Republicans if it does come, it
will not be in the South alone, but in
every State anc county i'm the Union. Ii
will be the spontaneous uprising of a
liberty loving people, demanding their
rights under the constitution and laws
of their country, and will have them,
though they be purchased by their
blood. God forbid, that such a calamity
should come upon us.-l Waverly
Watchman.
When Jones gets his army organized.
let Emmitt keep a sharp eye upon his
whisky. and his hog pens A fat shoat
will be in more danger than will the
Pike county Republicans.
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LETTER LIST.

List OF letters remaining in the Postofice at
Jackson, Ohio, for the week ending December
2G. 1876.
Beller Eggness Lewis Sarah +.
Clark Clarence II. Mccartney Eliza Miss
DOnneIly Wm.-F'r'gn Olives Wrachel
Johnson William W. Russell II.
Long Henry w. Stewart Thomas
Lopp Kate Miss Schaeffer +. j.
Weeks Horace l..
Persons calling for any OF these letters please
say advertised" and give date OF list.
). r. BALRIDGE, p. NJ.
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Because the Democracy of Pike county
do not propose to sit idly down and per-
NIT a lot OF thieves, villains and ignorant
niggers to have the entire say as to who
is elected President, they are branded as
traitors and revolutionists by the editor
of the Republican and all such canting
Radical hypocrites. These gentlemen
must bear in mind that the Democracy
have elected Samuel j. Tilden President
of the United States fairly, and they
don't ropoae he shall be swindled out
of itiay any such men or any such party
as proposes to do it, If il is treason to
wage war on the Republican party and
pack Of internal thieves. then Democrats
are traitors and rcyclutionists, but the
Republican party is an enemy to our
country and is now scheniing to defeat
the will OF the people, trample their
rights under foot and steal away their
liberties and the Democracy are deter
mined that they shall not do it, let come
what may. Tins may as well be under
stood right now as atany time.-[ Waver-
ly Watchnan.
Yes. Itfshould be understood, and we
presume Grant will send Don Cameron.
sherman and Sheridan. and perhaps
Butler. with an army OF a million mig
,ers, down our new w.Gauge. to
reyent the rampant Pike County Demo
rats from robbing hen roosls.
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w c. Gould, Of the Jaclxson Herald
has smeared himself all over with war
paint, and ia eager for the fray His
last paper contains life-Aize cut Of a
rooster, occupying the greater part of
page, and above the rooster, in type an
inch high be howls forth. Give us fair
count, or give us a musketr' this looks
startling, and we were At first inclined
to think there was really cause for
alarm; but on reflection we have con-
cluded that perhaps he only wants the
musket to shoot his rooster with, and we
breathe easier.- Fayette County Herald.
Goulds rooster is dead. He 1.-THE
rooster, not Gould,) is hanging by the
spurs, head down, in the Postofice in
Jackson.
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- J. s y. RAILROAD.
Eighth TnstaIlment.

The stockholders uf the Springfield, Jackson
and POmeroy Railroad are hereby notified filut
the sta tustulimemt Of DO per cent. o. ruqlirId
TO BE- paid within 90 days nom this date. On -
fore the 25th of Jan. isI7. Hereafter st1lay
days notice viii b. given for each call % q
per cent, Payments Of stock must Do mufD .
the following persons, who are authorizes -
receipt Tor the same:
John Zoos. Springfield. CinfF a-tu~fy.
j. =. Ely. Washington 4. H.. faNr.tr county.
W. W. Bell, '3reeunsld, Highlau.l county.
X Il. seymour, HlinhrldgC. Ross county.
James Emmltt, Muverly, Pike county.
u. l. Chapman. Jackson county.
4. 4. Sutherland. Iron Bank, jackson, q.
A. the contract has been made for the con-
struciion 81 the entire road, Tire stockholders
will see the importance of prompt payment
By order Of the board.
JANIS FMMITr. President.
Jacksln. o.. Nov. an. 1910.
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=. Also lots numbers thirteen ltU and tiirty-afn
Ia3l In j. A. Longs addition to the town 81
Jackson, Jackson county ohio, appraised ~
follows.
Lot number = appraised az sli0.
Lot 90 allHH
Also, paft 81 lot number elghty-two fsl. In
township number seven 90. range number
eighteen us, in the Sciuto salt Reserve. begin
ming nineteen poles east OF the north west cur-
ner Of said lot, al a post, thence south ninety.
six polest thence east twCuty-thrCc uud one
third poles. thence south twemty-four uulfs
thence east forty poles, thence north twenty
four poles, thence west forty poles, thence
north uinety-slx poles, thence west twenty
three and one-third poles, 90 the place % begin
ming. containing twenty acres more or lrss
Appraised az sl.000.
Taken as the property Of John N. stephen
son on an execution im favor OF Austin 4
Pavey, issued out Of the Court Of Common
Pleas OF the county Of Jackson, and 20 me d.
rected as sheriff Of said county.
Given under my hand this 18Th day Of No
yember, a. u. 1876.
JOHN NJ. EWING, sh'nJ.C.O.
". Pavey, Att'y FOR plm
Nov. 90, ls76.5t
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John EIlisoD, one of the Oldest and
most wealthy citizens Of Ironton, died
some ten days ago. Mr. Ellison had long
been engaged in the iron business. and
bis property is estimated al nearly half
million dollars. We believe Mr.. Ellison
was manager Of jackson Furnace, in this
county. from 1913 70 1876
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We love peace, and shall advocate a
peaceable settlement Of this difficulty if
possible. but we love liberty and jnstice
more. and should the Usurper be placed
in power. we hope the people viii rise as
a unit and declare that none but honest
men shall rule this country. Bull
Dozer Paper.
The party that kept in bondage four
millions Of people. and swindled them
out Of all their earnings, are just the fell
lows to howl about fighting for liberty
and Justice"
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-HEnIFr's SALE or REAL ESTATE.

State OF Ohio, Jackson County, So
Court of Common Pleas
Austin Pavcy ". John n. stephenson q. al.
On execution.
Notice Is hereby given, that I viii oacr for
sale at public auction, at thc door Of the court
house, ON
Saturday, December 3Oth. A. d. 1876,
at two O'Clock r. 81. Of said day, the following
real estate, To wit:
Lots numbers one Ol. two %, three Cl. four
60, nNe co., six ldl, seven 90, eight l, nine o.
ten (l0l, eleven llll, twelve llzl, thirteen liII
fourteen (iil, seventeen li7l, eighteen usl nine
teen llt), twenty Cd, la the town of Erie ts dcs-
lgnated on The recorded plat OF said town, APP
praised as follows, % wit.
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Miss Fode Trip. one Of the sweetest,
prettiest. young ladies Of Jackson. took
Bro. Mackley to Leap Year Party the
other evening, and after it was over gal
lanted bifi home. We presume the
handsome escort. desired to give the com
pany an exhibition of Beauty and the
Beast - Herald
Gould is jealous because no young
lady, pretty or otherwise, would ever
think Of taking him to a party That
wouldsbe carrying the joke little too
e.
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The editor of the jackson Herald stuck
a large rooster on the first page Of his
paper last week. above which be put the
following Give US fair count; or,
give us q musket" What would he do
with musket2 He world put the first
load he fred in his legs or face. Let US
pray I'll Hamden Leader.
He would be more likely to lodge the
charge in his carpetbag.
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The Inauguration Of Mr.. Tilden is to
be surrounded by all the pomp and cir
cumstances Of victorious war. Ohio
Democrats will do their share OF cele-
brating Allen County Democrat
Where are you going to ''inaugurate"
Tilden Ifyou want Ohio Democrats to
surround him with "all the pomp and
circumstance OF victorious war" take
him over into Canada and "inaugurate'
him there.
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The Democracy OF Hooking held
hot resolutions denouncing the action of
the fraudulent Returning Board, the
conduct OF Grant and his advisers, and
demanding "fair count or free fight.
New Lexington Herald
The Democracy of Hooking can have
both IL they desire it
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Clocks, watches jewelry, &c, repaired
in a satisfactory manner, by competent
and skilled workmen, at the jewelry
store of s. A. Zaneis q Co, Grafton
Block, Broadway street, jackson, Ohio.
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When you hear man predicting war
in case Of either the candidates inaugur-
alton. make up your mind he's been
stealing.-l Hamden Leader.
That is pretty rough on Gould.
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Republican politicians talk as If they
were all officers Of the regular army. and
will order the soldiers to shoot down
every Democrat who dares to 90 to
Washington to object to the Inaugural
tion Of Hayes.-[Allen County Democrat.
What business has Democrat to go
TO Washington to object to the inaugura-
tion Of Hayes7 Is there any provision
for such course in the Constitution of
the United States
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AAAACan't be ma de by every agent cvery
NNklLlLlmOnth IN the business We fufni~h,
0GeIG1 1but those willing 90 work can easily
%~~~earn dozen dollars day tight
in their own localities. Have no room 10
plain here. Business pleasant and honorable.
women, and boys and girls do as well as men.
We will furnish you "A complete OUTFIT free. The
business pays better than anything else. We
will bear expense Of starting you. Particulars
free. Write and see. Farmers and mechanic,
their sons and daughterS, and all CLASSES Ina
need Of paying work al home. should write %
and learn all about the work az once. Now
Is the time. Don't delay. Address TRUE &
Co. Augusta. Maine.
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Thomas Hamilton il now editor Of the
Ironton Democrat, vice Jno Combs re
signed. We hope that the editorial part
Of that paper has thus at last passed over
into the hands Of party worthy Of the
name Of gentleman .--[Greenup Inde-
pendent
That il rough on red-noFed John
Combs, but it is just and true criti-
cism.
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Broadway-St., Jackson, Ohio.
insure property. lives, piate--inss, and per-
sons against accidents. There urc reprtrfmtrd
a. my agency, the following reliable Compa-
niles:
KTNA. Of Hartford. Conn.
HON 4. OF New York.
NIAGARA. Of New York.
NORTH BRITISH aud MERCANTILE. %
London.
GUARANTY. OF New York.
HONE. Of Columbus. ohio.
MTLLNIILF. Of New jersey.
HATTFOIsD. Of Hart ford. Conn.
NATIONAL HIFE. Of a.. =. of America.
FHuNIN. Of brooklyn. ~. r..
Business solicited in town and county. ard
2ifeh76v nc. MILLER
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IL is announced on reliable informa-
tion from Washington that the Republi-
cans are secretly organizing all over the
country, so as to "be ready for any
emergency that may arise What are
the Democrats doing2 Remember, that
eternal vigilance is the price Of liberty
and that fifteen dollars will buy a good
rihe.-[ Waverly Watchman.
But where viii your average Demo
crat get the fifteen dollars
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To Those Seeking Homes or
Investments.

Written or printed In r1rmniinn IN rsiailar
Yarns aud Wild lands iu mual 81 she Wflt-
an and ssuufilerm i-iafsa. cau b. uutaiuell -
lHIrfssiua-s IHrNLG.fuNwgE LANm AuNrN, -
~ ILL.. uamIma tha lucalliles about whhn
lf.sfrmntlun a. dealFgd, and enclosing y orHia
Ccovcr CNpcnsea. dtc-A ss-aia
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To PEDDLERs.

Notice Is hereby given 90 all persons whe are
peddling In jackson county without a license.
that they requested To get the proper license
or the Statute viii have. 20 b- enfprrrd.
T. W. PATTERSON, Auditor J. &.
Sept. "A, ls7O. II
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ShcriR's Sale OF Real Estate.
State Of Ohio, Jackson County. -.
Court OF Common Pleas.

Franklin Dcvor ". safah .. sunlvan. "a Al.
on Ia ufdfF ~ sale.
Notlcn d hereby hiNuu, that IN pursuance -
an order ~ aair iaalird uut uf Matd IuuFf 90 the
la day ~ nHrefuirr. a. ~. ts7a. and - me ~.
rrrtr,i az sheriff uf said CuuutY. 1 wlii uurf for
sale "a the dnur ~ thn Court muu - Ia jackson.
la said county pf ltc4ss a. un
Saturday, January n. A. y. isT7.
at O'Clock =. ~ uf said day the following de-
arrInsi rial raiair. aifuata1 ln the rauufy q
jackson and state of OHIO. fp-Niu
Tho northeast quaFter % the noFfhwssi auaf.
Ter % urcfiuu nufuhur srNrufanu fifl fownahIp
eight fsl. of rauEn ninrtrru fiaI.
Also. the southwest quaurf af the uorthusst
rnuEr. excepting = lnf aaid 60 Ahsl Hfuhaff on
ihr Wrst aldn nf the Htatr fuad lraaiuE ffaIn
Jackson to Chlllicufhe.
Also. ths southeast quarter % ths soufhwest
quaftrf of fhr sane sHrtlou, township aud
Iiiey. fnlsfhrr With the rfiFlieErs and aplsuf.
tenanccs thsfcto Belonging.
Appraised a. follows
IL de-aibcd iot "a SOP.
Terms % sale. oash on day % aais
To be soii a. tho property - sarah j. nuiii.
van a. ID, a. SATISFY Judgment mnh decree IN
mVor uf fFankiin nexef.
Given undrr my hand. this iiih' day - Do
JomN ". KwiSa. NhsnIno.
lAMrs IHirr, Atiy iar ftn.
uoc-Hs4w
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Y mae papyr diweddaf Davis Mackley.
Jackson o., yn lawn gorfoledd yn~ her
uydd etholiad Hayes. Yr oedd yr eryr
mawr eanddo uwchben ei golofnau.-[Y
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Times of Holding Courts.
1877.

DuRsuANT To AUTHORITY or Law.
a 70 n hereby urlertli lllaif tlr several trruis
- the Courts - Common Pleas aud uf District
Nuuris within uuu tpr ths seventh Judicial uia-
tftci of OHIO, fort hU yttF isf7 shall tr held lu
the rcspcciivc cuuutius fhrrea. a. follows
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syllable. The silent lcttcr IS sometimes
joined Immediately to the vowel il modi-
fies, as in aim. day. y.tea, toe, hoe and touch;
in other words. one or more consonants
intervene between the vowel and its 81.
lent supporter. as in alone, rude, and
chide Sometimes three or four silent
letters are joined for this purpose, as in
thought. They may affect consonants as
does in ghost. In the use OF silent letters.
the same disregard Of uniformity and
classification which characterizes the or
der OF arrangement in the old alphabet
is manifestly evident in almost every
sentence and word.
~sYLLABLEs REsPELLED.
The manner Of spelling words, as wit
messed in the writings Of Artemus Ward
and Petroleum v. Nasty, has excited a
great deal OF mirlh in this country,
yet both Of these humorists have a sys.
TEN, that, having only twenty-six letters,
has many excellencies-and is far super.
Tor to the old system. They spell just
as Webster. Worcester and Walker do in
their Dictionaries, when, for greater Ger.
tainty Of pronunciation. they respell a
word and place it in parenthesis. Let
US see. Opening Webster's High School
Dictionary, find abolition, respelled
abolishun.
A LIST or wEBsTER's EEsPELLED WORDS.
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SALE on nEAL EsrArE.


state % ohio. Iarksan cou1ty. -
Cuuri ~ Common Pleas.
Clinton Rider Va. william Rowland si a.
Nofico is htrrhy EiVFn. that in pursuance ~
an order ~ sale lssu11 uaf ~ aid Ouur. on the
tat day uf itrrrluufft a. ~, ttaH and y lue az
frrlsl aa sheriff and special Master gulumia
sluurr in eaid causf. I uiii orr fuf sala 81 the
duuI of the Court iiuuar. iu aid cuunty. on
SATURDAY. January 9th. A. d. 1871.
~ O'Clock pa. of aid day. tha faiiouiue De.
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Appraised af ffaG g.
lrfma ~ sale. rtah uu naY 90 aaiH.
To ~ Huld aa thr property uf WILLIAM Row
land, % .atisiy iudafarnt nnd dnrfes 10 faVuf
% rllutuu Rider.
Given unasr mo hand liils 90 dsY q necsm-
noft A. ~ ls7a. JOHN ~. NMfmU.
ithrfin a special Master Casnnita itasioner.
!. W.laird. Atiy o. pi'n.
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