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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-10-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ANDERSONVILLE.

CO A complete History of Andersonville@
- Prison, by DR.. II. II. Stevenson, Surgeon =
= in charge, with an Appendix contain-T T~
ing the names of 1900 Union soldiers
a. who died there, With date and cause OF =
death. Sent on receipt ofprice. $500. A.
Ssplendid campaign book. TURNBULLTfl
Baltimore. Nd. T.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Few Things THAT We Know.

We know that a disordered stomach or liver
produces more suffering than any other cause.
We know that very few physicians are sue
cessful in their treatment of these disorders.
We know that DaCosta's Radical Cure Will,
without the shadow of doubt, almost imme-
diately relieve and permanently cure all Of
these distressing symptoms. We know OF
thousands who are willing to testify that what
we say is true TO the letter. We know that If
you will give IL a fair trial you will let US add
your name to the "cloud OF Witnesses" VIII
you give it a trial, and do it now? Trial size
only 25c.
Sold by w. f. Hale, Druggist.
Professor ParkeI's Pleasant Worm Syrup is
perfectly safe and extremely palatable. No
physic required. Costs 25 cents. Try it.
July @, IS7B.-lyeow
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5oct3nn

Times are getting better. Business is
reviving, and goods are going up. Even
now, we understand, calicoes have risen.
If you want to save money, buy your
goods now, and buy of Mark Sternberger,
on Broadway Street. His goods, al
though new, were bought before the re-
CEN rise in goods.
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Mr.. John Brunton, Of Franklin town
ship. brought to our Office last week an
egg with tail to it. The egg was with
out a shell, as eggs are found in hens the
day before being laid. From the large
end issued tail about the thickness of
an ordinary lead pencil, and three inches
long. Mr.. Brunton broke it off putting
It back into the jar in which he carried
it. The tube was filed with the white of
an egg.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-10-05

The past three weeks we had an adj
vertisement about John Richards, son OF
David Richards, and others, Of Bloom
field township, and signed by Evan Evans
and Jenkin Richards. John Richards,
SON of David Richards. of Lick town
ship, desires us to say that he is not the
John named in the advertisement.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-10-05

Miss A. j. Lively of Circleville, will do
hair work for the ladies of Jackson and
vicinity, in the best manner and on reas-
enable terms. Room at the Gibson House,
where she will be pleased to see all the
ladies who desire her services. Switches
for sale at very low rates
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The Last Appeal.

We have held back in order to make a
loud appeal to the voters of jackson
county, and now we have no room.
But we must say just few words.
Let EVERY man turn out to the cleo
tion next Tuesday. Go early. Vote the
entire ticket. Be sure the name Of Mi
ton Barnes is on your ticket See that
Meals name, and Harpers, are on your
ticket. See that the names of ALL the
Republican candidates that are on the
county ticket are on your ballot.
Strike for FOUR HUNDRED majority
in Jackson county.
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Never forget that the place to get your
furniture coffins, burial cases, and every
thing else in that line of goods, is at the
furniture rooms of Wade a. Long, on
Broadway Street, opposite the old Grat-
ton Block, Jackson, Ohio.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-10-05

H. j. Carr has a fine lot of young fruit
trees, suitable to set out the coming fall
They are young, thrifty, and acclinated.
Look at them before the travelling tree
man comes around. +tf
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-10-05

The Ingersol meeting at this place last
Thursday was a grand success. The
mail train up in the morning brought
large number of people The same train
came down from Hamden at 10 o'clock,
bringing the speaker, and another large
crowd. The speaker was met at the de-
pot by a cavalry company. and the Jack
son Band. The Band went to Oak Hill,
and the train came up at II o'clock with
another vast crowd, and the procession
moved to the Fair Ground. There must
have been from 5000 to 1000 people.
They crowded up as closely as they could
stand, and listened two hours and halt,
to q speech the like Of which was never
before heard in jackson. 1t was terrific.
The great strength of the speech was its
truthfulness. Although the picture of
the Democratic party was most frightful,
no Democrat can say that single word
charged was untrue.
This meeting. and this magnificen
speech, did great good
We attended the great singing school
at Winchester last Sunday afternoon.
The church was crowded, and a good
many persons could not find room in the
house The Centennial singers did ex.
ceedingly well. They sang Majesty
ocean" Delight" Easter Anthem,
and several other old pieces. Williamson
Scurlock led the first piece. and Samuel
McGhee led in several others Stephe1
N. Vaughn, L. D. Lively and others alsC
led
There is surely more devotion in these
old pieces than there is in moderr
music
The young people sang some very fin
pieces. One was a piece from Prof
Lackey's new book. 1t was beautiful
thing.
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TAXES FOR 1876. m : !.
Notice to the Taxpayers of Jackson County, Ohio.

In pursuance of law l. j. r. Hunter Treasurer Of said
county, hereby notify the Taxpayers thereof that the rate
of taxation for 1876 is correctly stated in the following
table showing the number of CENTS levied every Hun
dred Dollars of taxable property in each of the Townships
and Towns of said county:
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Attention, cash buyers and prompt
payers j. NJ French & Co. will give
you more goods for the same money
than any house in town.
Produce Of all kinds wanted. If
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-10-05

See change in the advertisement Of
James NJ. French. He is making grand
arrangements for the winter campaign in
the goods business.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-10-05

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
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-10-05

See Morris Sternberger's new adver-
tisement His stock of goods is inn
mense, and Of every variety and style.
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NOTICE.

William Zorns, whose place of residence a
unknown to the petitioner, viii take notice
that Rachel ZOrns, ON the 18th day of Septom-
beT, 1876, filed her petition In the ofhcc OF the
CLERK Of the Court Of Common Pleas. within
and for the county Of Jackson aud state OF
Ohio. charging him the said William Zorns
with willful absence from her for more than
three years last past, and asking that she may
be divorced from the 3 ID William ZoTns, and
that the care and custody Of their only child
Rachel be decrccd 20 her, which petition VIII
be for hearing az the next term Of said court.
Dated this 10Th day OF September, 1876.
r. III. Jones, atty for pln
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Gen. Sigel passed this place on the
train on Monday afternoon, and a crowd
of Democrats and boys went to the depot
to see him. He spoke a short time.
The Democrats came away disappointed.
Sigel is a failure
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WANTED.

reliable party TO take the exclusive agency
for the sale Of an article in the grocery line.
Something that has never been introduced in
this district, and sells rapidly.
Any young man may make from 1900 TO
5000 annually.
Address, enclosing stamp for answer,
BLOSSOM, LGDECKER CO..,
aug3ltlm l47 Reade ST., n. Y.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-10-05

New style of fall cloaks, just received,
at James Chestnuts. Also, cloaking
cloth, full line. Call and see them.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-10-05

Next week the STANDARD will not be
printed until Thursday morning, as we
want to get the result of the election.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-10-05
rLree deeds and one mortgage.

We. the undersigned, Auditor and Treasurer
of Jackson county, Ohio, do hereby certify that
the foregoing Statement Is a full and complete
exhibit of the condition Of the Treasury of
lack son county, Ohio. on the last business day
of August, A, ID. 1876, showing the exact amount
OF money in the Treasury belonging TO each
particular fund, together with all notes and
securities.
Given under our hands ofhciallys this 18th
day Of September, A. ID. 1876
THOS w. PATTERSON, Auditor,
]. X. HUNTER, Treasurer.
| Slant 0l+Qt
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-10-05

A full stock of jeans, fannels, and do
mestic dry goods of all kinds at James
Chestnuts.
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EMPLoYMEN
9gggggg9Egg

To the working Ciass,-We can
furnish Won employment nt which you can
make very large pay, in your own lucalitleas
without being away nom home over night
Accents wanted im every town and county 10
talxe subscribers for the The Centennial kccord.
tie largest publication In the lnitcd StalfH-l9
uaucs ID columns; Elegantly illustrated; Terms
anlv 81 per year The Record ~ devoted 10
yvhafevsr j. OF Interest connected with the tem-
teunfal wear. The Great Exhibition nt Fhila-
defphfa il fully illustrated In detail ENcry-
bo3v wants b.. The whole people feel great In
fersst In their country's centennial birthday,
and want 20 know all about u. An elegant
patriotic crnyon drawing premium picture D.
presented free TO each subscriber. ~ u cutltieu
: In Remembrance Of the one Huudrrdth An
r,iVerSary of the IndependCnce Of the United
-fate4s +" size, . by % inches. Any one cmm htf-
come "A successful agent. for bot show the paper
and picture and hundreds Of subscribers are
found everywhere. There i no business that
will pay like this az present. We have many
anents who are making - high a. ~ per day
and upwards. Now j. the umci don't delay.
ReUeinher IL costs nothing To give the bushes
a trial. send for our circularss terms, and sam
NE copy of PAPER which are sent free % all who
appIy: DO Ii to-day. Complete outnt free 90
| t66ss who decide 10 engage. Farmers and me-
chanics and their sons and daughters make the
/ yetv best ot agents. Addrcss,
THE CENTENNtAL RECORD.
n Portland. Maine.
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John NJ Langston, the renowned law
yer of Washington City, was sent to this
place on Monday night, and the Central
Committee sent him to Berlin. He had
a rousing meeting there, and made fine
speech.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-10-05

Mrs. Richards, of this township, brought
US basket full of most delicious apples
last week. ra.4
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-10-05

CsEND Z5c. TO q. T.. ROWEI.L & Co, New
- York, Tor Pamphlet Of 100 pages, containing
lists OF 900 newspapers, and estimates showing
cost Of advertising. fnar.l0.Te-y
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-10-05

Fancy blue seal. and brown and black
cashmeres, at James Chestnuts.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-10-05
r,LEcrIoN SorIcE.

Tna annual nesiinr ~ tils afarh hnldsrs ~ ths
Itufuu ffs1n 90. uiM ~ hrid ~ tirtf ufrr, 1arks
nuus ONO, um THURSDAY oct. ~ isTa. fuf TIE
election uf Directors. aud Cor tha transaction %
Hurh other businrsa na may cone betofs thu
ssps!a Nd. JONES. sesy.
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HALF-YEARLY STATEMENT

OF the Auditor and Treasurer of jackson coun-
ty Ohio, for the half year ending August 3lst,
1876, in compliance with an act of the Legis-
lature of the state Of OniO, passed April D,
1850, TO provide for the better regulation of
the receipts, disbursements, and safe keep
ing OF the public revenue.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-10-05

Lewis Poor, son of the late George
Poor, was found on the road near Win
chester last Monday morning, dead.
Coroner Hoover held an inquest on Mon
day We have read the evidence.
The following is the verdict Of the Cor
oner's jury:
1--WE, the undersigned jurors. being
duly empannelled and sworn, do find
that Lewis Poor came to his death by
heart disease, fastened by the effects of
Chloral Hydrate.
WIN. A. MCCLURE,
d. d. EDWARDS,
JACOB ASHM0RE,
THOS. DELAY,
MICHAEL PITTMAN,
GEORGE w. PRICE"
Mr. Poor leaves a family.
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James Trip and C, A. Atkinson will
speak at Byers' Station on Thursday
night OF this week.
Hon. Homer G. Jones, Of Macarthur,
will speak at Oak Hill on Friday of this
week, at one o'clock P. M.
Hon. James w. Bannon, of Ports
mouth. will speak at Monroe Furnace,
Monday night, October 9th.
Let these meetings be well attended.
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The undersigned will attend at his Office in Jackson from
the 18th day of September until the Doth day December
next to receive Taxes after which all taxes remaining
paid will be subject to a Penalty Of per cent
person charged with taxes may at his option, pay the
full amount of such taxes before the 10th of December
next but is required by law pay onehaf Of the tax
before the 10th day of December next and the remaining
half thereof before the 10th day ofJune 1877 fail
ure to pay onehaf the charges chatte property
before the 10th day of December renders the whole due and
subject to collection as in case of Delinquent Tax.
J. r. HUNTER Treasurer J. @.
September IA, 1876 CIV
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.IssoLUrIoN NOTICE.

The undersigned, having ON the 5th day OF
September, 1876, dissolved partnership In the
Mercantile business, by mutual consent DO
hereby give notice that all settlements are TO 1e
made with &. &. Mckinniss. who continues To
do business AZ the old stand, swiftsville, ohio.
We solicit the settlement OF all accounts nnd
notes Immediately, which will be gratefully re-
ceived. GEO. ~. GREENE.
sep2ifM &. e MCkiNNIS3.
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Another Cure by DR.. Fishblatt.

TOLEDO, Ono, August 5. 1876.
This is to certify that DIR. Fishblatt has
made perfect cure Of my case. / con-
suited him for deafness, having been un-
able to hear for over ii years. The cause
was from catarrh, and he made me hear
from one operation. recommend him
to all my friends JAMES MCCALL.
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DAYToN AND sOUTHEAsTERN
Railroad.

Notice is hereby given that the
Fourth In - 4 n i nm q m L
VIII be due October 10, 1876. Payment to be
made in this county 10 the undersigned, or
payment can be made in work, by men or
teams, or both, TO Adam Scott, contractor.
II. +. AUSTIN, Trustee.
SenIemhnr Z. 1916. II
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-10-05

DR. Fishblatt arrived at the Gibson
House on Tuesday. He comes among US
well endorsed and his mode Of treat
ment is a perfect success. Among his
recent cures is son of James Anderson
OF Toledo, who had been suffering for
some years with hip disease, and the doc
tor performed surgical operation upon
him, and he is now able to walk without
the use of a crutch.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-10-05
CLAIM AGENT.
tsuece.,or o naae Roserl. dee'dl

CSuecess0r 70 Isdac Robcrts, decdl
VIII give personal attention TO the collection
Of PENSIONS and BOUNTlEs. No charge 81
casc Of future.
Particular attention given 20 obtaining In
crease for low-rate PENSIONS Quarterly Noueh-
ers OF pensioners carefully prepared. Ny sue
cess In the business his been remarkable, where
claims are worthy; and can be accounted for
on no other ground than the very careful and
thorough manner with which conduct their
prosecution.
Buslness in this line Is solicited from all parts
Of the country. There exists no necessity Tor
giving your business to foreign agents II can
1fdalt-gv IA. &. MILLER.
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CoaII CoaIr

sealed rfopusals fur furuishins cuai Cor ths
NoWEt AAutlar, aud ptlslin ufiUrns wiu ~ frrelN.
~ 20 The Audiiofia ufnrr im IarAasn. until
9clpcA u. NJ on ths iith day ~ urtnhaf. lsfa.
Ahc tuin utsslonefA Ieaurwr thr right ~ reicrt
agN - Al hl4ss " not sati9iactofg ~ th1ms
10 order % Comm tsaiuurra
7. vi. PATTERSON. And. !. q.
NnnlnIllanr "a. la.M-l..
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Let these meetings be well attended.
, 1876-05-09
wANTEp--TO REN1.

>-.~.><s-- t,--&-~--l
l1FASTED-Ttl EEST-f.EFt]KE .fULY l, MOD.
W c1u TO II oil osr, ia ytArt Irss1 mils
van ulltru .srIli lArptnirr aud Leayltt-ss. iuAts
SIS 70 a,N. References a !. Ea1 ~.
11yaNTEI1-Tu KEST-FUKNlSItEH HtH>M WITH
W or withant bnn1t ier 9sutlil1h and wo u ttsao
family stato Address Chs lfuohe ocn.
, 1876-05-09

aud 20 conts pnr bls,ei. i,oaf 3 to G conts per
pound Il yisa tho prlcea hore1, at tho pfch0ns
ttmo, whkt doea he oxpsct ts,on TO be whom hc
lots soono hie army Of city farmora7 Whether
employed Or unomrloyod, they arc consumers.
aud aa suct add thor poaconage, lttle ~ that
may be, to tho pr!ces Of tho prodocts Of Tho
farm. Whenever ttcro IL "b,B money" In
farming, nj ho Hcoms 10 think tlIcfo nnw II.
yu,i will find no unemployed in tho cities. o1cept
4 tos gamblers, thtovss. md dcad-beAts. who
always infost all largo cities !; but evon tleir
number Will bo largely decroasod
Noyer was "DIg i,onn.za" yet h!r,,ck hut
what It d,ow n croNd; aud, u farming ia tliat
bonanza, / fear Ehlcayo will not have over
e10,00 population iii 1850. Onr manufactures
ara idle bccaGso they aim only 10 supply tho
homo domand, which Will fall of moro and moro
until tho farmers again 200 prosperity Which
thoy will nnvct HOG until ITO have FROG trado.
THO high tariff has not only stopped olr I'm
ports, but has stopped our exports. ,'anu-
factorios in England aro Idle beca,ise no ITO
longer buy their goods, aud. As 4 consequence,
thoy hsyo no money 10 pay ua fur the prod'1cts
Of o,,r vol. Commerce IN necessary TO tho pros
pe1isy Of any nation. Lock It up bv tgh-talstl
laws, and tho result is general bankruptcy aud
ruin Due question and have done:
What would become OF English manufactures
II tloy should lhHiHt on only supplying the home
demand, after tho American faBlIfon7
JAMES r. KxnT.
, 1876-05-09

r. Ms EdRos of The chleugo Tribune:
CnlcAoo, May B.-Tho Jersey City rreAbytosy
gave Gjondcnnng a squaro inducomont to "so
West," but 10 found that his falno as clerical
rake had proceeded him. aud that llo is now it.
contlnon!ly "bouncad" liz q matter for public
congratulatson. The Testimony OF tic dying
girl, bis victim, VISA conclusive as Ia Ills guilt,
with all outside tho Aiasonry OF the
Cloth Still ono cnn but think Glen-
donuing shocking manager. Ho
should have retained SGammy Tonrtnan, tho
Now Yor!; Tribune, md tho In'c1- Ocean. and.
with tricAinesa worthy Of !" tic father Of lies. !"
mado II appear that his case involved no gueh-
tion Of morals OF discipline, but simply one Of
pol,tJl Thou 10 should have appeared, with 4
great flourish OF theological tsumpats, al tho
champiotf OF tho "Low. Church " jartyl But,
alas for 1teudennlngl lIu hsd no Teurful Tom
my, no Advisory CouncI!. or Brooklyn adyIaers !
rEA-GnEEN,
, 1876-05-09
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE,
TIE AnsTnAcT-nooK SUIT AND TUE cIT1zEns' As-
eoC1AT1ON.

TIE Apsrn1c7.pook SUIT AND TUE c111zEs.' As-
1,.'.-.. a.',,
s ha't'' ~ M rort., nv NH .nv
me space Ia your paper for tho purpose OF call
Ing the attention Of yourself and tho public gen.
ssay W sav ~. IT, liz. ~,
naa nnny ~ ~; ~ ,.Dhn W. @ W. Tho
County Commissioners OF at (which case Ia bet
to. known as tho "abatract book suit ~, and
.nua 'oso'ue so's''u 'pN. sooso.'saS .a., aa'
Seen aone
two Committeo) examination OF the whole BUD
ioc!-mat.or. 1 now believe myHelt justlacu III
esk'ue soo 70 p'sso ena .lss ~ psoi''ou,y anu
consp'eaously oelofe tao eommao''y 'nfoueh
your widoly.citculatod paper as wore the
adverse editorial criticisms and tho To-
ca, reports. emboll,sl1od with 10 muuy
.a,,.,a,'," ~. ..,..a,i.a .,'a.,, ~ -. a,,s
noatlsh'as m aou at'raet'yos .uousn ~ w oa1'
ting and woundsng, hoadlines, Which "oro
launched upon myself aud partners IN regard
In this subioct within tho lat your. further
, 1876-05-09
HARD TINES,
OTyo pELgzzE.

To a. Editor a Tbs CAraoo Tribune: .--.-
IL11orolls, ILL.,, May 6.-1 havo Just read Mr..
shufeldts letter giving his remedy for "hAtd
timtA," and consldes bis Temedy wone than
tho disease He would drive the uuOmployed
out IT the cities. aud mako them farmers. when
be already knows. or ought to know, that the
products Of tho soil arc largely Ia sicoss Of the
dem na.ud, and will likely remain 10 until VIC have
FREQ trade to 0rAblo uH 10 reaums importing
from foreign countries and exchanging our sur
plus products for what wa Import.
II corn " 30 cents, oats 80 cents, potAtoas 10
, 1876-05-09

aonDt 1T all that, owug to this color Ut oseo which
uFay baS got ty those palers which have bcen given
am. providin; .na. e ablo 10 keep possession OF
% dled ~ capable Of tlIiuR H. Aat Ais acts Will
y ega' ~ far ~ tho public arc CONCERNED, 10 that
hete1son suggested why au injunction. should ho
eranted by this Coutt-that great lan,ago will follow
70 tho public-t do not th,nk IL made out.
equity, tha want Of aay 0thrr remedy. md whore
sonc grsat public wrous Or Rrat injury Ia inyoyyd
Night not be authorized to step in Enu DO somoshing
, 1876-05-09

Suburban.
RIO ST-DEs1nAHI.E HOUSE AT nAft:SS-
/ Woe. iaa ! huu.ta Al SutAmeEda!c. ~ chch. q.
HENHETf. Agent. southeast cufusr Monroe aad aiaE-
kpt-stB.
tt7U RENT-A HOUSE WITH IiODMS IN FIRST.
l. clasa utdsf At Aust!h; $40 per uonth. Addtons III
lakc-st.+ Chicago.
tru 1sEST-Ar LAKE FOREST. NEW HOUSE; Al
aIao ao,:p tna places for sale. y. LIFi, 10 IaAalst.
, 1876-05-09

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
NOR HALE-A VERY CHOICE FARM ADJOINING
WILMINGTON. IirI. Far full ds.csiptDo eend Tor
scuisf 10 IVA IN PEStjSt}TuR, Wilmington, fyel.
, 1876-05-09

IJ~ASTEp-YUUSG NAN WITH ;:sv TODAY AZ
eaahtct suh treasurer for t7avr Ink n,rty, Apply
from Ma !. and y 1t 1ts south Ucarhort-
IT.. Luttcr Log. EUGENE.
1ArASrHD-MES TO Sell. CENTENNIAL nov
" clty toal. ctrtmns h'e i.es. and ieWclrI. Ameri-
can Snrelty Co.. tt3 East Madison At. }tnon ~
, 1876-05-09
WANTED.sMALE HELP.

Bool1koopern. C1crLs. 60.
WANTRp-A YDtjNH MAN FOR uFFff;E WORK.
~ H'sts ~ aspertenea. aud sAlarJ cspeet'd. Ad'
, 1876-05-09
CITY REAL ESTATE.


JsON IA LIZ 81. itn HuYH A LuT On fiA lSTED. ST ;,
hetwasn TEitty -1s1t and fhtttJsccnnd wcst front
tsest bargain In town. Amply II a~ner. II Ela*nkt+
Eok s$Lr-.'a s,jiIru LEAv!1-r sT.,, CORNER
Van nsrn, ffna 7-stnrJ brick honss. u trsma tno
basement, in pes'ee. ordr1; sa7ss !o l11iN. et =,
zrtde And ant Win Fsns and ihrnhle!I Will sell At bot
tntn pTIGu. wan1 sell hottas and 80 fnst.
t7UH 8A1.E-s,au, sPtKHDt5 !. Ht}ilN GO TrAUN
an !"t 2ti;, ~. fEon on M soxs r.
n0rss tlI houses In ths tty and lociteA bArxal +.
u. NOfD. It1nm u. It's Maliioptt.