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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-05-04

l. w. Kinnison's advertisement o
sweet potato. cabbage, tomato and other
plants will be in next weeks paper
Please see it. His stock is large and
varied and in price will he so all can buy
We have received from J. w. Stewart
a. Co, Steubenville. a very pretty song
and chorus, or duet and chorus, There
Lonely Cottage by the Seaside" words by
Miss Emma Lyle, and music by Prof
W Stewart Both words and music are
very touching and the piece will no
doabt, as it deserves, be great favorite
among our music loving people. The
piece is printed on clear, white heavy
paper, and should be in the possession
of every musician, being easy and at the
same time belonging to the better class
OF music
Price 30 cents. For sale by music deal
ers generally, and by the publishers, j.
W Stewart 4 Co, Steubenville, Ohio.
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day evening, and in a short .Ie A. Cr.s
well came to tho office, and said he knew
where the boy could lie found. Moses
Romine was in the army, and now re-
sides in the edge of Vinton county, near
Meigs He came to Hamden and got a
ticket for jackson, and came here to see
II. c. Miller about his pension. At Ham
den he found the boy, who said his pa
rents were dead. Mr.. Romine took him
and came to Jackson, and staid over
night at Mr.. CrisswelIs. On Wednesday
morning Mr. Crisswell started to Nin.on
county. and on Friday returned with the
boy. We at once sent a dispatch to Mr..
Dougherty, and on Saturday afternoon
received letter containing ten dollars,
with directions to buy ticket for the
boy, and send him in care of the con
ductor. In his letter Mr.. Dougherty
says IL shall ever feel grateful to you
for the interest you have taken to restore
to me my lost child"
On Monday morning we took the boy
TO Hamden, and made the necessary ar
rangements to send him home.
On Saturday afternoon we went to the
Court House to attend the meeting called
to make arrangements for Fourth OF
July celebration. Judge Evans was in
the chair, and Winfield Scott was acting
as Secretary. Senator Monahan had the
floor He had offered a resolution to
appoint committee of FIVE to get up
plan for the celebration. After remarks
by the Senator, Mr.. Trip, Judge Has
tings, j. L. Jones and others, all made
in proper spirit, the motion to appoint
the committee was carried Then the
chairman suggested that it was a RESPONSE
bic matter to appoint the committee, and
he asked the meeting to aid him. j. L.
Jones moved to appoint committee Of
three to suggest names of the committee
Of FIVE. This looked like an attempt to
keep Senator Monahan off the commit
tee. After a lengthy debate, the com
mittee of three was appointed, and they
reported FIVE names, and among them
Senator Monahan and Judge Longbon.
Mr.. Longbon positively declined to serve,
and Winfield Scott was appointed in his
place. Mr.. Longbon then moved to
amend by substituting A. B. Monahan
for l. T. Monahan. This led to fierce
debate. in which Longbon gave the Sena-
tor terrible scoring He said the Sen
ator ought not to be a member OF that
committee The people did not want
him. He is the most unpopular and OBJ
noxious man in the county, &c. The
Senator kept his temper well under con-
troll. The motion was voted down, and
the Senator retained on the committee.
but the vote was SO close that it had to
be determined by division-a rising
vote. Let Brotherly Love continue"
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Jefferson Township Items.

William T. Williams has made an as.
signment. Liabilities about $1,000 As
sets said To be from SO, 900 to 81, 600.
The wife of Peyton Lloyd is dead. She
was buried on Sunday last She was
stricken with paralysis about a week
ago, her left side being completely paral
yzed. Mrs. Lloyd was one of the daugh-
tiers Of John Shumate, one of tho pio-
neers of the county. He resided on the
Capt. Evans farm, near Oak Hill, some
fifty years ago.
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On last Friday night the graduating
exercises OF the jackson High School
were-held at the old City Hall. The at
tendance was fair. but not so large as it
should have been.
Ripley II. McGhee, Thomas A. Jones.
Elwood B. Dickson and William A.
Longbon were the graduates Their ad-
dresses were very good, and weii deliver
ed. Itwas credit to tn EN-, and to their
teacher, Mr.. Padan. Superintendent Of
the School. THE other exercises were
well performed. especially the recitation
entitled Popular Phrases" by little
boy perhaps some eight to ten years of
age, a son Of DR.. Holcomb He spoke
deliberately and distinctly, and the reci.
tation could not have been delivered in
. more natural manner, by the best
trainedsehoiar 3 , eEw1.rk
Taken altogether, the affair was very
creditable to our schools, and tho man
ner,in which they have been conducted.
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= gentle;naa who suffered for ysars from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay' ..iId all tie
effects Of youjhfui iudiScreiion viii, for the
sake of aufcrins humanity, send free 10 all who
need II, the rtcipe and direction for making the
simple remedy by which he was cured. Suffer-
or, wishing to piont by the sdyortiser's expert
ence can do 70 by addressing Ia prifrct conf
d.ncs, JOHN b. OGDEN.
e.sov75n6 = Cedar street, New York
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Probate Court Proceedings.

In the matter of the partnership firm
Of Powell d Hollenback. Appraisers of
partnership, assets and liabilities aI}-
pointed. .sA-.'s z
II. L. Chapman. Assignee of A. J.
Dever, VS.. George Dever ct al. Petition
to sell land. Cause continued.
Juliet Smart, Administrative, VS.. F. p
Smart. Petition to sell land Report oi
sale made and confirmed and deed or
dered.
Six accou n Is settled.
One inventory end one account filed
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Frank Albert nd Mari1 Cole.
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Limerick Items.

There is great deal OF sickness in our
neighborhood. The prospect looks ia
vorable for our new doctor. DR.. Redfar
on moved to our burgh last week. also
Bussler & Co, with their portable mil
and is now doing good work good
prospect for fruit.
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1t generally pays to advertise in the
) Jackson Sr4kDARD Mr.. NJ. Ii. Dough.
erty, OF Cumberland. Maryland, had two
boys to run Off They concealed them
selves on freight train and reached
Chillicothe,. and then made their way
back to Hamden, where the smaller one,
aged / years, was seen TO leave with q
man who bought a ticket for Jackson.
Mr.. DAusherty pursued thrm. and found
the Older one at Hamden; He then
came here and advertised tie other The
papsr was put in the Pcstet6es on Tu s.
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Sheriff's Sale Of Real Estate.

state Of Ohio. Jackson County ~.
court of Common Pleas.
John McElroy ". John Mcflroy Ct al.
In Partition.
Notice Is hereby given. that I VIII offer Tor
sale M public auction, at the door OF the Court
n ousc, in Jackson, on
saturday, May 80, a. ID. 1876
al O'Clock Pm. of s,id day, the following oe-
Tara.ou aud STAT. al ohio. tO-wtE
Tine uufth half of tt- uuriilWc.t quarter oi
s,e'.fion 40. ~, township No. :, OF Range num-
ber -. ---.
ApDraised uncncumnered nj 500.
10 iie sold in certain proccetiuZs in paft ION
wherein John McEirny i petitioner, ana dohn
MeEtrDy ana others are defendant
Terms Of sale. one-thirti ON day 81 sale. one
tt,irt tu one year. aud the residue 10 two years
lac. defer u payments To- ~ ~scureu ug hpls7
IN / utoftaags. on the premise sold, aid 70
b.,r iut..fyst % siN pei cent rom day ui sale.
Giyet, under any hand, this 18th day % April
- ~ '''N John ". EWING, sheriff.
JANE TnIrF. Atty foi PIN,
aslf1n-5W
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no CONSUMPTIVEs

The advertiser having been permanently
cured Of that dread disease, Consumption, by
simple remedy, Is anxious to make known to
his Fellow sufferers the means Of cure. To all
who desire IL, he will send g copy OF the pre-
sCliptiOn Used, free OF charge, with the diTec-
tioIIs Tor preparing and using the same. which
they will fud Sur- Cute for Consumption,
Asthma, BiOuchitis, sc.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address Rev. =. 4. WILSON.
i9i Penn street, Williamsburgh, New York.
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Many persons are inquiring about cam
paign rates for the STANDARD. In reply
we will state that we cannot furnish the
STANDARD for less than regular rates,
which will be sl 50 per year. rs cents for
six months. or l2A cents for each month.
We pay all postage. and no paper sent
out of jackson county without pay in
advance. !. ~
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

state OF Ohio, Jackson County -.
Court of Common Plrss.
tieorge W. Barlow VI. VIM. 7. WashEin.
on Ist order Of sale.
Notice II hereby given, that In pursuance OF
an ordei OF sale tssuet out OF said court on the
IIth day OF April, A. ID. is6. and to tne directed
a. sheriff anu special Master Commissioner Ia
said cause will offer for sale ut the door oi TIE
Court House in said county, on
Saturday, May go, A. ID. 1875
at I O'Clock PM, OF said day, the following de-
scribsd real estate, situated IN the county o.
Jackson and state of Uuio. to-wtt:
The undiv lded = of the ofall that part OF oui
lots No. n aud ~ in tne uOrtn nail ot the town
oi Jackson. Jackson county, ohio, that lies on
the west side OF the SciOto and Hooking valley
Railroad tnow the Portsmouth branch OF the
Marietta ana Cincinnati Railroad.
AppruiSt.i n follows.
III described lot al sl.9.
2d slJo
Terrrx of sale, cash ON day Of sale. -
TO be sold as the property OF Mm. 4. WASH
am To satisfy n Judgment and decree IN iaNof
tSiVsi, under my hand, this 18th day 81 A April,
A. ~ is76. abliN ~. Nv ENs L-sr1s - a.
sherii and Special Master Commissioners jack
-on cOunty.p.
JAMES THIPP, Atty for pin.
Hpr2D-sW
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There is another new store in J ackson.
George w. Rice has opened stock OF
entirely new goods. purchased for cash,
since the great decline in prices His
room is the one lately occupied by Dun
gan & Hurd, on Broadway street, oppo-
site Mark Sternbersers store.
Mr.. Rice was in business some time
since, in the firm OF Rice 4 Colvin, and
afterwards Rice a French lie is q
popular salesman, and will command a
fair share Of custom.
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SWEET POTATo PLANTs-J. B. Watson,
of the jamestown gardens. will have a
complete assortment of sweet potato
plants in ihrir season. Dir. Watson has
turned his entire attention for years, TO
gardening, and it win be safe to get
plants from him, as his experience and
known character for honesty assure the
people that he will not misrepresent his
plants Persons near town can get
plants fresh and uninjured by transpor-
tation. It
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

state OF Ohio, Jackson County. -.
Court Of Common Pleas.
Michael Stanton W. Thomas Hewitt and wife
ON ist order Of sale.
Notice i hereby given, that la pursuance Of
az otdsr 81 sale issurtl out of said court the
n day of April, A. n. 1876, and To tnc directed
a. sheriff aud sptslai Master CumtnissioneT Ia
>ad cuu-s, VIII Offer lot Saic nc thc door of the
Court Hou~e, in jackson, on
Saturday. May 90. A, ID. 1870,
AT o'clock T.. N. of said day, the following de-
sclibed real estate, situated In the county Of
Jack Son and state OF Ohio, to-wit.
Being part OF In lot number one hundred and
ten tllUl ia the town Of Jackson, beginning at
the weat corner of said lot, thence running
east on Water street twenty-~iN l1nl fest and
xix tGi inches thence north parallel with Bridge
street seventy tsUl feet, thence parallel with
Water street twenty-six i26l feet and six inches
to Bridge street, THENCE south on the west line
OF said log To the place of beginning except the
stone conl underlying said lot.
Also. a fractional Ia lot No. 2, In said town Of
Jackson.
= - described lot appraised a, q. :,5S :l,S
Terms 81 sale cash on day OF sale.
To be- sold ns the properly Of Thomas Hewctt
and wife. TO satisfy Judgment aud decrec Ia
favor Of 81 Michael stanton.
Given under my hand this nth day 81 April,
A. 10. 1876. JOHN NJ. EWlNss
shsriil and Special Master Commissioner Jack
son county, q.
apf2O-5w
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For some months past the United
Brethren have been holding meetings in
the upper room of tho new township
house, corner OF Pearl and Portsmouth
streets, opposite the Valley House. The
congregation has been composed princi-
pally Of persons residing in the vicinity
of Orange Furnace.
A short time ago the preacher said
something that q young woman in the
congregation took to be reflection upon
her mother, when she arose and spoke
out in meeting, giving the preacher a
piece of her mind. Complaint was made
against her before the Mayor. on charge
of disturbing the meeting Marshal
Owens arrested her, and she is out look
ing fer security for her appearance for
trial.
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Last week we made inquiry how much
James Emmitt receives as President Of
the s., J. ~ p. r. r. Co. We have since
then been authorized TO say that neither
the President nor any Of the directors
has received one cent OF pay, either as
fees or salary. They receive their actual
travelling expenses, when engaged in the
business of the Company
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Fruit Trees. Last Offer

III. j. Carr has a quantity of choice
fruit trees which must be sold this Spring,
and he offers them at only fire cents each.
His nursery is a short distance from
half mile and between the
Gallipolis road and the railroad He
asks those needing trees to come out and
see his stock This is the last and best
offer II
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LETTER LIST.

List OF letters remaining in the Pustofic. at
Jackson, Ohio, for the week ending May
2, 1876.
Brown George ChidtsieT Elisha
Brown Jennie Randell Rachel
Boyd james Smith Miss Sadia
Shonkwller jacob
Persons calling for any OF these letters please
say ''adveTtised." :" and Awe date OF list.
s.. p. BALDRtDGE. p. NJ.
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New Goods.-Mrs. f. L. Stephenson
is now receiving her spring stock Of milli-
ner goods. The ladies are invited to call
and examine her goods. She will sell
ten per cent cheaper than any other
milliner in this place. y
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On Saturday afternoon drunken man,
his wifs aud child. were on the streets of
Jackson. We first saw them near the
Depot, where he was cursing his wife.
Then they swsresnear the Isham House,
and finally we saw him at the principal
liquor and gambling establishment. We
have stringent town ordinance against
drunkards parading on the streets; but.
then, personal liberty" must be held
sacred
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-05-04

Edward Hunt Esq. OF Madison town
ship. called on Saturday afternoon and
paid for the STANDARD. and got some jus
tice's blanks We are always pleased to
have our old neighbors call upon US, es-
pecially when they have an extra couple
of dollars TO leave with us.
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:. A. Zaneis * Co. are prepared TO do
all kinds Of repairing. OF watches, clocks,
jewelry. &c. at their present location, in
the room lately occupied by Hale, as a
drug store, Grafton Block, Broadway.
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CHERIFF's SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

State OF Ohio. jackson County, -:
Court OF Common Pleas.
Thomas NJ. Jones ". Robert Hoop et al.
ON lst order OF sale.
Notice II hereby given, that In pursuance Of
AN order Of sale issued out Of said court on the
Is day Of April, A. u. lss6,nnd 10 me directed a.
sheriff aud Special Master Commissioner In
said cause, will offer for sale Ht the door Of the
Court Houss, In said county
Saturday May go, A. ID. 20.
at o'clock T.. 81. OF said day, the following de-
Scribed real estate, situated in tie county Of
Jarkson and stale Of OHIO, to-wit:
A strip nny-rlght ljsl ieet wide on of the east
erly side OF Ia lot number one hundred aud
eight lU.l In the town of Jackson: said strip ly-
ing next To the alley ON the easteily side oi said
in lot and rnnning nny-cight l5.l feet wide
from Water street 10 the alley on the south"rls
end of said In lot.
Appraised at GOO.
Terms OF sale. clish on day OF sale.
To bu sold as the property OF Robert Hoop, o.
satisfy Judgment and decree in favor Of Taos
NJ. Jones
Given under my hand this l7ih day 81 April,
A. ID. 1876. JOHN NJ. EWING,
sheriff and Special Master Commissioner.
aprZ0.5w
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Rev. II. J. Carr brought us some good
wedding cake, sent by a couple whom he
married recently in French Grant,
Scroto county. The parties are c. w.
Austin and Mary c. Cakes. Many
thanks.
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NO. O..
WHY WILL You. You Pey g92, g ,,5;,..,3. % to

w IL = w LLlI JrWtlrys cutlery. silver
and glassware when Il will buy the very same
articles. II l. a iact t'Iat the y. 4. Dollar sale
Of Bp~tOu, is, duJs, ami has Tor yttiIs bru sell
ing AN iuttnsIiss. variety Of goals well worth -
To- g. at only OSF dollar. $40 vii! 90 ~ far s
sl5 ii you viii only believe what We any aud
buy where Nuu c.tn buy cifapcSf. 500 elegant
Goods. GIUceIits, Si.lce-, Nc., Nc at balf the
usual prices. There a. no ticket" tTicscsy, NO
lottery, no delays. AL orders fiiied Promptly.
oiOuds sent e.. -. -. You can Ses them before
paying. We need agents and want YOU to
10 give trial. Ladies' and others can utisss
clubs TOR us uud make large pay. We dealt
with g5U0 prOplc Ia De, $50. Give u one trt-
al aua iIis, thousands of Others We know W.
ahult secure your continued patronage. We
sell one article tor a, or give spirndid premi-
uinS tor club. Irs u aud see. We cannot
here give our list 90 won ID nh the entire pars.r.
Dur house is endorsed by Jhe bf-~t merchants
aud papers uf Bustpu and by $500 patrons, -
~ patrons bought oi u la lSsI. send NOW Ter
our great circulars. Nddu7s, VI. OkMIJ~TON
a co, y. l.. DOLLAR SALE, - Bsomrcld ~,
Boston. Mass.
a.
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Children Cry for Castoria. 1t is as
pleasant to take as honey, and is abso-
lutely harmless. 1t is sure to expel
worms. cure wind collie, regulate the bow
els and stomach, and overcome irritabili-
ty caused by rash or cutting teeth Ii is
a perfect substitute for Castor Oil, and
for Costiveness in young or old there is
nothing in existence so effective and re
liable. febl7-3m
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Miss G. +. Niewvahner has received
from the city the finest stock of MILNE
ry Goods ever brought to Jackson. She
also does all kinds Of work to order, on
short notice, and in satisfactory man
ner. She sollcits the ladies of jackson
to examine her goods and her work, at
her room on Broadway street nearly op-
posite the Burt House.
April l3, lS76.-2m
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Every variety and style of clocks,
watches, chains, rings, pins, &c, at the
jewelry store Of 5. A. Zaneis * Co,
Broadway street. jackson, Ohio.
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Frank Albert nd Maril Cole.

Attention, c' sh Luyers and prompt
payersl j. NJ. French AZ Co. will give
you more goods for the same money
than any house in towa.
IRE luce OF all kinds wanted, H
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The Mite Society will meet on wednes-
day night this week at Mr. Sniders, on
Broadway-st-. There will be ice cream
furnished. Come.
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Jackson County Medical Society in
session on Tuesday. Proceedings next
week.
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NOTICE.


NOTICE.
~ April -. iss6.
This IA 10 certify 10 enc and all. that did not
tss,v. m husband without lUt-tfu. - he has
mad A "a verti=cd. have been beat and kicked
many fm = AM caTtieI The marks fur many
dav.. lie Kick q ule once o. ftw muiith~ briore
my III Ie boy va. born until Coull not speak.
yyou refer Z - the nei.hhura ut MourOe Fur
mace fBr he above facts. -
MARY GDffIGHER,
wife of James Guiiighe
sworn to an subscribed hel.ge me- Not ~
pubu 4 and .ssr rsctHfiu cuwuty state OF Oaio
'fsK III MIRANDA sEARI,
kaAyI,7 ~ SssaFy tseA
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A new tin roof has been put upon the
Ishsm House, which very greatly adds
to the safety of that building and also
the adjoining property.
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wintry weather this week.

There was heavy frost on Monday
morning, May lst.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-05-04

Town Lots at monthly and yearly pay.
ments at reasonable prices
March 6-tf B. KAHg.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ERR0RS OF YOUTH.

Hale keeps the finest Imported wines, gins
liquors and brandiJs, strictly FOR medicinal use
oaiy, OF any one ia Jackson.
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LEGAL.
DRoBATE NOTICES.


The accounts OF ]. ". johnson, guardian OF
Josephus Horton, Cornelia 4. Horton and John
NJ. Horton, minors.
ID. w. ChrringtOn, trustee Of Clinton D. Bur
ris e al, minors,
David ID. DUNCAN, admir- OF John Dyer decd,
Abraham Dixon. ad mr. OF phebe Dixon deed.
have been filed IN the Probate Court OF Jackson
county, Ohio, for settlement, and the same are
set for examination aud hearing on the 10Th
day of Apnl, A. ID. is70, ~ 10 o'clock a. m OF
said day. JOHN J.C. EVANS.
apri3. 7G-3t Probate Judge.
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The latest, greatest, and most reliable
remedy ever put together by medical
science for Rheumatism, Wounds, Swell
ings, Burns, Caked Breast. &c, is the
Centaur Liniment There are two kinds.
What the White Liniment is for is the
human family, the Yellow Centaur Lini-
ment is for spawned, lame and strained
horses and animals feblT-3m
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DRAIN TILE.
We HAVE on HAND, FOR SALE,
DIR AIN TILE.

OF variou -ize4., nom to inches. viii % v
can furni 90 ~ iTuEn - 10 so cent- per TOd, 10
manu- ac sss- Iof IA he in ormation, O., u be-
of Prfce B.utnsf~, Agi mt jackson, or w44te 10
prai + "a, 20. Whee.ersLuTg, U.
NAral =, Isse.-Iy
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Silver is below par. SO is jewelry at
the great establishment Of 5. A. Zaneis &
Co. in Jackson
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Thomas T. Jones, of jefferson Fur
mace, called on Saturday and subscribed
for the STANDARD, to be sent to his son
David, in Van Vert county. Mr.. Jones
owns near one thousand acres of very
valuable land in Van Vert county. and
two of his sons own valuable farms there,
and are doing well. There is large
Welsh settlement in Van Vert.