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NoTIoE.

10 Htorkhold~rs % NpfinEnridt Jackson and
rumrfuy naiiruad Company That thsfn VII
-. sfan tH the asaruud tmhtmlifnnut % ten paf
cent "a the said stock within SAY days from
date which ia ffsIuiftd 60 - paid % The hollow
i'm parfitss who wtti nivu rrrrtpta um payment
John Furls. NprtuEnrid, CLARK county
~ 81 FIN. Mmahimnfum 4. IL, fnyrttn county
". W. Bell. arrrunrld, Highland county
nj 81 Haymuu.. nainbridEr, Roe cuuutys
Ihmra kmmltts Wavuflys PIKE runniNs
10. T. Chapman. Iarkuuu county.
Charleston. Ciark cuuuty, ohio and south No.
Ion. Madison county. Ohio
~ ufdef % she huafds
wavcriy. o.. Nov. -. issa.
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Cincinnati Commercial.

We will send the Cincinnati CONNER
cial and the Jackson STANDARD one year
for 81 so in advance.
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J. M. Watts left on Monday for New
ark. He is going to superintend the
camel coal business in Licking county,
for a company in which he has an inter
est. He will remain there most of the
time. His family will remain here.
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The District Council will meet at Pleas
ant Grove Church, Liberty township, on
the 4th of February next, at 2 o'clock p.
NJ. There will probably be public
preaching on Saturday and Sunday fol-
lowing.
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EDUCATIONAL.

NOTICE TO TEACHERS.
The Board OF school Examiners OF Jackson
County, Ohio, will hold regular meetings for the
examination Of Teachers, at jackson, on the
FIRST FRIDAY ~ ETERT MONTH
Examinations VIII begin at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
ON the first day OF each session, aud cOntiuus
from day TO day ~ necessary.
Applicants not known TO the Board, must pro-
duce testimonials OF good moral character. Ger
tihcates will only be granted az a regular meet
ing aud will, In no case, be either antedated, OF
postdatcd.
BvOrder ora Board of ETdlntners.
Nov n.'75-tf =. W. LONGEON. ClsIk
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Roll Waterman has sold his interest in
the Drug Store to his partner, Mr.. Har-
per, and brother of Mr.. Harper, and
the business will go right along in the
name Of Harper Brothers.
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We call especial attention to the ad-
vertisement of John Stevenson's Sons,
Pittsburgh, Pa, to be found in our adver-
tising columns. They offer rare induce
ments to those wishing goods in their
line.
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"5hOazd 54nLd acquaintance
8e SotgOt9"
AN 0lDE F0LKES' CONCERTO
Will be Holden at ye Court House
In ye Jackson Parish, on ye
Fourthe day of ye month of February
A. d. 1876.

On this create occasion goodbye lyste Of sa-
cred Hymns aud Tunes, likewise wOIldlie
Songs, viii be sunge by a create Choir of men
and women dressed in costumes Of ye olden
Time. A goodbye company OF musicians from
parishes neare by have kyndely offered their
services on this occasion.
Ye Create fimeist will leade ye create Choir.
All the moneys which are taken, will be used
for the BENEFIT ofye Baptist Church.
Ye doors will be opened at early candle-light-
ing; and exactly at a half after ye Concerto
will beg In.
Admission 25 cts. Children under twelve 15
cts. Tickets for Sale at Mrs. scott's
Store, and at Book Store.
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House and Lot for sale.-Any one
wishing to purchase a home in jackson
on easy terms, will do well to call on
the undersigned at this Office.
ruApIrc pupnEC
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On last Thursday morning the Accom-
mediation train ran off the track near
Petrea, short distance above town, and
caused considerable delay. Some half
dozen cars went over into ditch, but no
person was hurt
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Thomas Woodson, colored man, died
of paralysis at his home near Berlin, on
the 25th of January. He was born in
Chesterfield county, Virginia, June TO-
1874. and consequently was nearly %
years of age. In the year 1896 he re-
moved to Goochland c. H., and in 1900
came to Greenbriar county, and in 1921
came to Ross county, Ohio, and in 1880
settled on his farm near Berlin, in Mil.
ton township, this county, where he re-
mained until his death.
In his youth he was slave, but he
purchased his freedom, and also bought
his wife and four children. He was a
man Of excellent character, honest, kind
and benevolent. He was Methodist,
and a consistent Christian for 76 years.
He was the head of a numerous family,
among whom are some of the best citi.
zens Of the county.
The funeral services were conducted
by Rev. Mr.. Harvey, of jackson.
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DR.. Pagin will be at Jackson, Gibson
House, Thursday. Friday and Saturday,
Jan. 9th, 2Sth and Goth; Jackson again,
Wednesday and Thursday, April 5th and
9th; Hamden, Sunday, Jan. Both.
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A terrible affair occurred few miles
west Of town last Saturday. Mrs. Howell,
wife of Levi Howell, started to town, as
we have been informed, on horseback,
when it is supposed the horse fell with
her. A piece of stake was driven into
her eye, and into the brain, and she was
not conscious afterwards, and died in
short time.
Mrs. Howell was married to Mr.. How
ell year or two ago She was formerly
Mrs. Tope, her maiden name being
Moles. She was good Christian wo-
man. honest and industrious, and pos.
sessed more than than the average of in
telligence. We had been we'll acquaint-
ed with Mrs. Howell for several years.
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Why will you suffer from Rheumatism,
Sprains, Stiff Joints. Swellings, Burns,
Scalds or Weak Back, when the Centaur
Liniment affords certain relief. Many
articles soothe pain to a certain extent,
but the Centaur Liniment cures.
The White Lin iment Is
for the human family, the Yellow Lini-
ment is for the horses and animals.
Noyll-3m
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The Fireman's concert will be gotten
up with good deal of care and labor,
and we hope they may receive a liberal
patronage.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Aguo, Intermittent Fever.
Chi1 Fever. Romittont Fever. Dumb
AEue. Periodical or Bilious Fever. 6c..
and indeed all tho affections which arise
nom malarious, marsh. OF mianmatio
pofacnR
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LoTs FOR SALE.--Town lots of all sizes,
I'M to five acres, for sale in Austin's Ad
For particulars apply to Jackson County
Iron and Coal Company, or IL. +. Austin,
Wellston, Ohio. IT,
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Ohio State Journal.

We will send the Ohio State Journ al
and the Jackson STANDARD one year for
81 so in advance.
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G. New will be at Oak Hill on Friday
of this week for the purpose of buying
horses, and at Jackson Saturday of this
week for the same purpose. Persons
having good sound horses for SALE would
do well to call and see hum.
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The Hardware House of j. L. Hibbs &
Co, of Portsmouth, and the Boot and
Shoe establishment of Hibbs. Richardson
& Co, have been consolidated, and the
great shoe store has been removed from
Second Street around to Front Street, in
the room adjoining the old hardware
store of ]. l.. Hibbs a Co.
Coleman Gillian will continue to
travel for the consolidated firm, and will!
sell boots and shoes, hardware, agricul-
tural implements, &c. He is too well
known in this region of country to need
any commendation from US.
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Town Lots at monthly and yearly pay.
ments at reasonable prices.
March eff B. KAHN.
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WOTEN HOUSE,
Corner Third and MARKET Streetsi
PORTSMOUTH. OHIO.

This house has been refittcd and furnished en-
tirely new. Good fare and terms reasonable.
jackson travel solicited.
HIGH WOTEN. Prop'r.
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Builders and Mechanics eau positively save
money BY getting their hardware and building
material from ID. L. Pickrel. He keeps n stock
Of doors, sash and glass on hands. Odd sizes
furnished on shot notice at reasonable rates.
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NvOTICE.-The undersigned has BEEN hf-
- pointed administrator ~ boats hoi Win
TilT viii annexed. ot Moses Thomas, late of
jackson county, ohio, deceased. -.
ian -, Tg-dt JolAN ~ LLolhs
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That which projects from or prevents thia dia.
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temper This Cuun" expels the miaamntic
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PRICE, 800 PER BorTLE.
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LETTER LIST.

List OF letters remaining I'm the Postofice az
Jackson, Ohio, for the week ending February
I, 1876.
Berry, JChn Jonas, &c
Case, John W Kent, Miss Alley
Gilmore. Mrs Caroline Minltor Patrick
Herbert, Phillip Ott, John %
Rose, Miss Sarah
Persons calling for any OF these letters please
say advertised" /" and give date Of list
SIP. BALDRiDGE. Pm
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New Barber Shop,
OVER s. A. STEPHENSON SONS STORE,
On broadway 81.

Shaving, Shampooing and Hair Curling done
In nrst class style.
CURLS AND SWITCHES MADE To OR
DER.-HAIR BOUGHT AT REAsONA-
BILE PRICE.
HS-CloIhcs elaned aud gr ease spots removed.
u Il A
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CHARLES RHODES.

Dauber * Brother want to exchange
furniture for corn, coal, pork, &c, and
they will sell furniture at greatly reduced
prices.
Call at their furniture rooms, between
Main Street and the Depot. If
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NvoTICE.aTherr win D. special fnertinE
- nf the ainrk hnidnfa % she Niut ifum Co..
~ The ofHrr 81 satd rufnpany. IN 1ash.sns On
Tuesday, fshsuafY p, iesa, ~ ~ % clos ~. -,
year. EhEH 4oNh.s - y
lyl1-td
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or ~ ssOLUTION.

N = ...--.
Tn a 10 molly all concerned hat the part
nership heretofore existing hctWcen j. J. Jones
and David =. Parry under the utm name OF
J. J.. ones q co.. was, on the &sd day uf De-
cnmhCr. ls-a, by mutual consent dissolved
The business engaged iu ~ said hfin, WmA con-
the etth of January, ts7G, b. J. J. Iuncs, and on
the said last named day David =. Parry Io-
seph Warren aud ]. j. Jones torusu co.
partnership, under the style aud nrim name ui
Parry, Warren a Co, o. continue the business
formerly cuNEcd Ia by J. J. Jones Go. All
persons Indebted 90 the old nrm mrc requested
10 call aud settle their accounts by notes or
cash. which can be done at the store % Parry /,
Warren q Co. j. !. JONES,
DAVID \. PARRY,
JOSEPH WAKltEN.
Dated this 2'th day of January, isT8-g72.
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Ophir Furnace property was sold.on last
Saturday by the Sheriff, and was bought
by Mr.. Bundy for s4.933 33.
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Persons wishing good pump should go to D..
L. Pickrel's and get one OF his porcelain lined
pumps. They are worth two common pumps.
june 10. 7j-u
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

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u
OF ytnton county, ohio, and James isaminKrr,
supposed 60 BE- Ia the state of Missouri. that
petition was nied against them In the Court ui
Common Hfrns Of Jackson County, ohio, ON
the 21d day Of January, A. u. $50. ~ stephen
". Vaughn aud Thomas II. Vaughn aa cnecus
tors of Thomas Vaughn, deceased 20 revive q
judgment rendered against them IN aNor 81
said Thomas Vaughn. decreased while be wHa Ia
full life. to-wit: at the June term Of said court
A. -. ISL, for the sum OF 60 I'D 81, with ~ per
cent. Interest. ON which payment was male
March 18th, ISIS, Of $50 Co. The said Defendant :
will therefore appear aud show cause Why said
Judgment shall not be revived against them lu
the name of said CNccuturs, on OF before the
llth day of March, a. ~. is7n. -
STEPHEN ~. NAUOMN,
THOMAS ~. NAU0HN,
Executors OF Thomas Vaughn deceased
TAMHsa TUfFp. AffnFurW
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THE FRENCH MOTOR

T. the long sought for aid In running the sew
ing Machine: 20 simplify it, management, ios-
sen labor and avoid imluty 20 health. 10 q
started and managed hy the fcwt, with an ensy
alternate movement, leaving the body uudts-
turhcd aud both hands nc liberty To handle the
work n always starts the machine In the right
direct ION, never backward. II never breaks
needle or thread.
To II. seen ~ W. A. sTEEfEs QUEENS
WARE STORE, broadway, Jackson, where
Agencies for the counties of IackAOns rciotos
Lawrence aud Gullia can b. had. Agents
wanted and territory sold on reasonable terms.
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NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given to all whom Il may
concern that an application will be made by
the undersigned 10 the Governor Of ohio, for
the pardon Of George W. Partlow, Jr., who was
convicted Of manslaughtcr at the October term,
1879. OF the Court Of Common Pleas OF Jack
son county, Ohio, aud sentenced TO the Fcni-
tentiary for the period OF one year.
said application will DE presented and for
hearing on the 21th day q February, 1870, or
a. soon thereafter as counsel can be heard.
GEORGE w. PARTLOW, SIR
ELIZA PAKTLOw.
February q A ID. Is7g-gW
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Official Paper Of Jackson County.
THURSDAY, FEB. q, Is76.

See programmes of several concerts in
the STANDARD this week.
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Evnn T.. Evans, Edward y. Evans, James n.
Evans and David -. Williams. uf the city q
CIuciuntti, OHIO Margaret Jones and John l.
Jones her husband, Of Van Vert county, Ohio
tmplc tdcied with Evan -. Thomas q a., VII ]
take notice that "a prtlfium was fiied against
them on the 4su day of January. ls3As Ia the
Court Of Common Pleas within aud for the
county Of Jackson and state Of Ohio hy Jane
r.. Evaua, and o. nov ptudlug, wherein said
Jane n. Evans demands Partition uf tho fol.
lowing real estate situate u the county uf Jack
suu aud state of ohio, toawits The southwest
quarter OF the southwest quarter % section
humber % uf township mufuhur .. % range
number ls and that at next term % aid Court,
the said Jane D.. Evans VIII apply for an order
that partition may BE- made Of .iid prgmtsgs.
JANE r.. EVANS.
r. II. IuNEs, hsr Attorney.
InteI thfa 9Th DAY Of January. lssG=Ef
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RING PoLITICs-We are a patient peo-
pie, and suffer long time without COM
plant; but time is coming when the
people will rise and quietly throttle ii e
villains who are plundering US. About
the only decent thing now left the com
munity is Halls Balsam for the Lungs,
and there is an embargo on that, in the
shape of revenue stamps. However, the
stamp is an assurance of its genuineness,
as the true Balsam bears the stamp OF
John F. Henry. Price, 81. Sold every
where.
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SHERIFF's SALE or nEAL ESTATE.
ON First Order ut sale
James Hhcrrick.
state Of Ohio. Jackson County. ~.
Court of Common Pleas
Notice L. hereby given, that ia spurNuanca %
an order of sale issued out ~ aald Court on the
tth day of January. A. a. issa, and 70 me difect-
"a ns sheriff and Special Master Commissioner
In said cauac. viii unfr Cor sale ~ tiia door uf
the Court House, In aid county, on
Saturday. February a.. A. ID. isIo.
AZ ono o'clock n. M. of naid day. the following
dcAcribcd real estate, situated Ia The county OF
Inckaom aud state % uhlns to=wiI
The southeast quarter q the uurthwfaf guar
tol, aud the northwest quaftrr 81 the northeast
quarter Of section thirteen liais township seven
%, of range twenty %, containing u.Ehty 90
ncrca. mote o. lcsa.
Appraised nt 400.
Terms of sale. cash on dag of sale.
To ~ sold a. the pruprftg % James hatnfrtrks
o. gatisfy n Judgment aud uccser in ltNp4 uf To-
Given under my hand this 10Th day Of Jaaua-
JOHN ~ Ew.Nu.
Hh'u q Special Masfrf Com'r.
Law DuSgAS, Atty Cor aeif
lyi3-6w
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Transfers of Real Estate.

John Swanson to VIM. T. Price-Lots
l,2, 3, 4, 81, s, Q, IL, Is, IA, Is, l6, Is,
19, 20 in Swanson's Addition to Jackson;
5000.
John Swanson to VIM. T. Price, trustee,
Lot "a in D. Hoffman's Addition to Jack
son 81 and other consideration.
VIM T. Price, trustee, to Martha Jane
Swanson-Lot "a in D. Hoffman's Addi-
tion to Jackson; 81 and other considera-
ton
Mary F. Swanson to John J. Tope-Lot
Al in Oak Hill
President Polk to VIM. Kelly-40 acres
in Liberty tip.
VIM Kelly to Daniel Kelly-S0 acres
in Liberty tp.; $500.
Daniel Kelly to John Kelly-4o acres
in Liberty tp.; $500.
l. T. Monahan to John G. Vandivort
part Lot s. J Jackson; 5000.
Number of mortgages recorded. A.
amount secured, $93j 90.
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The Republic for February has been
received. Its pages are filed with inter
esting material, invaluable to those who
desires a faithful record Of current polit-
ical events
The Republic favors loyalty, honesty,
and ability as the three essential requi-
sites for public confidence and support
All these are found united in the Repub
lican party, hence its strong advocacy for
the party and its principles. The present
number contains, among other interest
ing articles, a record of Congressional
doings. with full report of the speeches
of Hill, Garfield, and Blaines Payment
of Rebel Debts the Weakness of Democ-
racy; the House Committees; Record Of
the Democratic Speaker; the National
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Thoughtful Men. No Republican can
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Every family should have a Clothes wringer
Go to Pickrel's and you will find one to suit
you. June 10, 75-u
Go to Pic<rel's Hardware and stove Store for
Crates, Fronts, Iron or Wood Mantles, best
styles. He keeps fire bri for setting CRATES.
Hale keeps the finest imported wines. gins
liquors and brandies, strictly for Medicinal use
only, of any one in Jackson.
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JACKSON. OHIO.
DARrITIoN NOTICE.

John McflruV, whuar residence ia unknown
Mary Aun MrEtruy, Mnh~rca Mamtitun and
John Hamilton. haFah Beatty aud James
Beatty, Jane freauwatrr ana John ffeahMataf,
Ellen McEiruy. who n married % q man whuer
name j. uuknoWn. all % the state - fcunsyl.
vnmia. will take notice that on the 18Th day ~
January A. ID lHla. a fettttou Va ulea aGaAuet
them, in the Court uf Common Pleas within
aud fuf thr county uf Jackson iu The state of
ohio, ~ John McFlfuy 81 the state nf futtat
aud il nov pcmdlua. wherein said John firs
fIruy, the pefitionFr demands Partition - the
following rial estate. tu-Wit The unfth-laN
uf the northwest quarter Of anctium nufuhcf
twgutY-ums IgtI. township number sven tFIs uf
muHu uumhuf nineteen 10, IN Jackson county
la the state % uhin.~ and that "a the next term
of AID Cuurt. the said John Mrflruy, pstitiuns
~. will apply for an order that rartitlUn may
JOHN McEtno0.
ny JAwrs TRtrr. his Attorney.
Iauuary 2lths tt7d.-eW