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THE CANTATA entitled "Sprfng Holiday,
was very successfully presented by two hum
dred and fifty children of our public schools
at Eord's Opera House last evening. Prof.
Mrs. l.. l.. Davidson, directed the music.
The MaypOle dance was very effectively
presented. The entertainment will be re-
peated tonight. 1t was the finest entertain
ment of the kind ever given here; Misses Re-
becca Smith and Sallie Daniel contributed
greatly f0 its guccess
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-14

nON'T PURCHASER UNTIL YOU EXAMINE
II that handsome Elbeouf Cass Suit for q Is, for.
merly 435, at A STRAUSS
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DOIOMsC HOTEL.

ST. GEOBGEfS ISLAND.
Near PINEF POINT, Nd.
This summer resort will lie open for reception 0
visitors June 10th. a.
Visitors by PotoDsc steamers will be T<SA%
net promptly st Piney Poinf or Marshall SE.SIt
wharf with conveyance. Table always slpp -
with ctlicacies Of the Boats fsr ish.ns an
sailing Tree Of charge. Address
K J. ADAMS & BROS,
myD lm' Piney Point p o st. Mary's Co Nd
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A BEAUTIFUL WHITE MARSEILLES VEST,
"A single or double breasted, for 81 co, at lOlI
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VNHK BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
COMPANY'S HOTEL,
AT DEB PARK,
VIII be OPEN FOB VISITORS on the 10TH OF
JUNK, and their NEW HOTEL at Oak /. n
land on the IsT OF JULY. Applicants vEyAV
Tor Roen.s or inform alton address the I'M I.hst
1erstgned, at Oakland, Garrett county, Md.
spsStyB J0Hs DALEY, Manager.
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EXCURSIONS. PIC MICS, &C.

THE STEAMBOAT MARY WASHINGTON
Il will leave her wharf at foot of 0>xEs .
I'm street, on FhtDAy EVENING, .se4tfs<tg5ss
June 10Th, at O'Clock, for an excur es<x-EESxsS7
sion to MARSH ALL HALL, remaining there q
short time. and returning the harf at ii o'cock
sipgle tickets, 60 cents. Gentleman aud Ladias,
$40. iel2 81
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Probate Court Notice.

THERE will be no term of the Probate Court
j held on the fourth Monday of September.
Terms Of said court will be held on the fret, third
ana nun Mohaass OF October. Alter October the
terms III be held on the second and fourth Mon
days OF each month. until September next. All
process ret,irnab'e on the fourth Monday of Sep
on on the lrst Monday OF October.
5~l0 " X RARFR, Judge.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-05-18
This Waiting Robin.

The dead ferns DER the thin, crisp snow
Are rustling In the winter breeze,
And one mute bird fits to and fro
Between these clumps of alder trees.
A robin What! has summers proudest
And sweetest singer come 10 this?
His carol was Of June's the loudest-
A rapturous lay OF love and bliss!
But, desolate and voiceless now,
He fingers In the wood alone,
Haunts the swamp-ash trees faded bongh,
And peckS the sumac's faded cone,
And In the bitter night hides where
Thick hemlocks shield him from the air.
Long since his mates OF summer fled,
When first the summer leaves were shed;
Now in the sun the fields CLEAN white;
Around his nest the rough winds blow;
Yet with weak heart he shrinks from flight,
And stays although he longs 10 go.
Too cherries and too cold to sing,
He tarries still and waits for spring.
Mute haunter of the woodland dreary,
My summer songs, like thine, are DER;
My care-worn spirit is too weary
To plume her wings and try TO soar;
Too dull from what i dread TO fly;
Too sore at heart to sing am
And, with a thought halt envious, now
/ watch thee on the older bough;
For brief must now be winters stay,
And glad thine April song will be;
While but question Hope, and say,
Will spring time ever come to me?
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Past and Present.

This age is wise and wisdom slowly culled,
And men, grown bold like well-tTained hunt
ers, leap
From crag q. crag OF truth, with sight undulled,
O'mr precipices steep.
But when our fathers trod the level plains,
The stars shone brightly In the gentle streams,
The rainbow arched above the summer rains,
And sleep brought happy dreams.
The world is rolling swift and far away
From morning mists and early morning light,
And In the fullness of the middle day
No shadows meet the sight.
But reaching from that soft and shifting sky
OF early dawn q radiant pathway shone,
And angels In the morning ventured nigh,
Who In the morn are goneI
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-05-18

HUMAN REMAINS IN MIcHIGAN.-A party
of scientists have begun the work of ex-
cavatiRg and exploring the mounds at
Spoonville, Mich, which were supposed
to conceal the remains OF prehistoric in
habitants of this region. Two mounds
were opened. There were found human
skulls. pottery, copper utensils, hatchets.
needles. etc. 1t was the unanimous ver-
dict that they were at least two thousand
years old. Further explorations will be
made. The Scientists are of the opinion
that this will prove among the richest
discoveries OF the kind on this continent.
II Scientific American
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a pctiiiUn VIII BE- presented Co the Commia-
AtuuwFs uf Jackson euuuty. umln. 81 their next
regular meeting, uu the nrst Monday in June.
ltsns asking Tor an alteration Ia a cuumty road.
a. tuilowat beginning on the section ltne BE-
TWEEN sections - and ~. uu the county road
leading from Oak flin 10 Mnrimh Meeting
House. in Madison township. jackson county,
ohio, in The hollow west uf the lands Of Nm.
fhaninl y. kvaua, ncur where n private road
uscd hy Isaac and IWmklm Edwards iutrrmeram
said county rund thence wNhtwmfdly along the
said private rund, following the same ~ near
o. prArtlcahle. through the lands of said Isaac
and 1emkim Edwards, on the south side % the
dwelling house ut Aald Isaac and Iemkin Ed-
wards. % the h@lf section line Of section n,
west 81 thc residence u said Isaac and Icnkln
Edwards To whore said private roads turn
south, thence south along said half mertiun line
and said private fuad until ID lmtermectM the
said cpuuty road leading from oak Htll 10 Mo-
rinh Church. near wuUrC the lands uf said lsAne
aud Ipukim Edwards, Margaret ~. Davis aud
Isaac Evans corners. IN said township of Madi-
son. umd county uf Jackson aud VnratlmH 30
much only 81 the old road A. lies between the
starting point 81 The proposed alteration aud
the intersection % q private road leading 10 the
residence Of Evan Edwards.
PETITIONERS.
mayi. Tg-it
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
state of Ohio, Jackson County, IS.
Conrt nf Co.r,, $780,, nj.

state of Ohio, Jackson County, ss.
Court of Common Pleas
Michael Stanton vs. Thomas Hewitt and wife
On LIST order of sale.
Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance OF
an order of sale issued out of said court on the
IL day of April, A. u. 1876, and to me directed
as Sheriff and Special Master Commissioner in
said cause will offer Tor sale at the door OF the
Court House, in Jackson, on
Saturday, May 20, a, ID. 1875,
at O'Clock p. NJ. of said day, the following de-
scrtbed real estate, situated in the county of
jackson and State OF Ohio, to-wit.
Being part of in lot number one hundred and
ten (llO) in the town of jackson, beginning at
the west corner of said lot, thence running
east on Water street twenty-six (26) feet and
SIX lbl inches thence north parallel with Bridge
street seventy (70) leet, thence parallel with
water street twenty-six (26) feet and six Inches
10 Bridge street, thence South on the west line
OF said lot TO the place of beginning, except the
stone coal underlying said lot.
Also, fractional in lot No. 2, in said town OF
jackson.
l. 5st described lot appraised at si75.
Terms OF sale cash ON day of sale
To be sold as the property of Thomas Hewett
ana vile, TO satisfy a judgment and decree in
favor Of Michael stanton
Given under my hand this 18th day of April.
A. ID. 1876. JOHN NJ EWING
sheriff and Special Master Commissioner Jack
son county, o.
apT20-5w
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Considerable amusement says a cor
respondent at Exeter, England. was caus-
ed in the County Court there lately by a
case in which school mistress" sued
one of her patrons for l5s. 4d. for the
tuition" of his children On being ask
ed by the judge for her account, the
plaintiff produced three almanacs. upon
which were marks signifying the attend
ances of the three children, and piece
OF paper with some pothook signs show
ing the money paid She told the court
she could not write, and therefore was
obliged to keep her accounts In this
manner. His Honor gave judgment for
the amount claimed, but expressed sur
prise that a parent should send his chill
dren to g school the mistress of which
could not write.
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There viii he h petition presented 10 the Com.
misSi"ners Of jackson county, Ohio al their
next regular meeting. on the rMt Monday In
June, lAsns asking for AN alteration fu n county
road a. fuiiOwNs BEGINNING ~ n point on the
Gallipolis road, where said road CROSSES fhA -.
ton line between sections u aud ~ uf ttlunms
feld township. Ia said Jackson county. ana
running thencc east on said section line untEl
said road intersectM the Berlin road Va here sata
BERLIN road cruaaes nald section line and fnf fte
vacation nf that part % the county road which
begins at point on the Gmiilpotia road near
the western part uf section No. 81 In said town
ship of bloomfield. aud runs in a north ramfnriy
direction, aud thence in u south enMfeFtv elfnss.
tium until said road lmtersectM the berlin road
near the residence Of James Piummer.
PETITIONERS.
may Z, TG-it
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Noilcn !. hereby given that theaa viii les -.
titiun presented a. the CufnfH tamiun~ra 81 Iaek.
son county az their next session f4F the mlfmFMs
ton 81 ths public rnan leading frusu Iarkmnn
60 Humden. ~ follows HeNiuutnH nt the south.
west Curner 81 numdy 'H rfaarvmtlun ia tilu south
west quarter Of Hscttun number sd, township
number u, 81 FmumH number f7s running thence
ensf on the south eide uf said reservation. on
the land now used for a rund until n at4pFuarhs
~ the Portsmouth branch uf the Marietta
Cincinnati kntlrmaus thence murthnfiy on the
wet stuo uf the said road until IL HntUruarHn
the road irmuImN from Mnmdrm 10 Berlin. aud
for fhe vacation nf - much % the public road
leading from Jackson 10 namdam through tha
lands 81 said handy a. lies hrtwn~u the aafd
southwest corner % his aaid reservation aud
the said ruad leading from flmmden u uefliu
opposite th@ residence Of n. q. Isaiey, Fsaq.
PETITIONERS.
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Professor to Class in Mythology-And
now, young gentlemen, can any of you
tell me the name dr that son of Agamem.
non who was pursued by the Furies +?
Studious pupil-Orestes, sir. Professor
delighted Correct; and now, sir, can
you go still farther and give me the deri.
walton of that word-"Orestes r. Studi-
GUS pupil-Its supposed to be an apoco-
pated form, sir, of 30 (giv-us.a) rest-es. I"
Professor scratches his head and turns
to another subject.-GN. Y. Coml Adv'r.
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fhe stock holders of the Npftmanw "a. Imrkman
aud FomnFuy Mailruad are MeFwhy n0tinma fhaf
N. i"ufth lnstallment - to per cent u Fuquifea
fufw the 18th ~ MAY. l4a Wer0af40f afMaw
days uuttrn win ~ given Enr each raGl a. IL
pTr CENT Payments uf stock must - made 10
ruruipt fur the same
John foo@. npringnsia. cara eounay.
IsF, ~, Wmahin9ton &. M., Fmyuatx oommtv
W. w. brit. ssFcemneld, Highland ronmtY.
~ ~ Seymour nainh bridge, MnmM runnky
Iam9s hmmitks Wawrray. rlku countys
~. T. Chapman Jackson county.
- the contract has tanFm mate naF the s0m.
aiFurftun Of the emtifu rad. the MI0wh hnlaaFa
" ~ SO the impuFtancw 20 prompt payment
~ order mf the board.
JANE EMMfTr. PTeaiasnL
Jackasu. o. Apr. Z. tsse
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NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.
Auditors Office, jackson County, ohio,

May LIST, 1876 !
Sealed proposals will be received at the Au-
dttors Office until Friday, May 30th, 1876 al one
O'Clock, to build the abulments and superstruc-
ture OF bridge across Little Raccoon Creek,
near Keystone Furnace, in bloomfield town
ship.
Said bridge to consist OF one span IS feet long
20 feet in the clear between masonry with one
roadway II feet nom out to out, and To be built
on Smiths Patent Wooden Bridge Plan. Adult
ments TO be Is feet high and to be awarded by
the perch.
The Commissioners also invite and will re-
ceive and consider propusa ais for the erection Of
abutments and superstructure separate. Plans
and specifications can be seen AT the Auditors
Ofhce. The proposals must be for furnishing
ali the material and performing all The labor
on said bridge. The bids to be accompanied
with good security double the amount of the
bld) for the acceptance ofthe contract IL award
ed. The right TO reject any or all bids reserved.
Il. w. PATTERSON, County Auditor.
Nay 4-Aw
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A threadbare stranger in Detroit regis
tered himself at one Of the hotels as THE
Emperor Of Brazil" and then set down
on trunk checked for New York and
began whistling mo One to Love"
Chief Jones was called. and bowing pro-
foundly to the distinguished stranger,
asked: Are you the Emperor of Brazil,
sir Not l." replied the shabby man.
why, then, do you SO register your
nameT Because / wish TO travel incog-
nito." The stranger slumbered in the
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traveller, being at a coffee house
with some gentlemen, was largely draw.
ing on the credulity of the company.
Where did you say all these wonders
happened, sir y asked gentleman pres
ent. II really can't exactly say re-
piled the traveller; "but it was somewhere
in Europe-Russia. / think" 81 should
rather think Italy" returned his oppo-
nent.