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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-12-07

We publish the prospectus of the
Cincinnati Gazette this week. We have
been a regular reader of the Daily Ga
zette for more than sixteen years. We
Sometimes differ with it. but take it ev.
cry way, it is paper that it is difficult
to do without. A very large number OF
the daily Gazettes is taken at this place,
and at other points along the railroad in
this county. Starkey sells a great many
every day, in addition to those taken by
regular subscribers. Read the prospectus,
and il you want good paper, subscribe
for it.
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SnrmrI's sALl or MAJ rsrArr.


On - ufurf 81 sale
Notes u hereby Rivcn, than IN puFsunnry of
me dirsctasi as sheriff of said ouuniy. in said
cause, ! viii ofrr Cor aaia III the duuf uf the
cuun housc IN said oounty. on
saturday. December sosh. a. n. isTa.
a. one o.ciock =. -. of aid Day. ths following
iackaan and s,ate af ohio. To- uii
AZ of tn.lot uunfurf twelve ftg. In the town
% Portland 81 uriEtnnllg laid cut piaites aud
..,cgfae.l, aild nog kngsn - ths xili.ss - oak
iug - much uf sid lut ~ = hrrrafirF dreeTifrd
under the srcund sub-siivislnn fhefruf. the nrst
part or subdivision % sid iut beina assrfised
curnpF % satd lot, thence o. titr uufth rast
conner ofed no stufrhuuss buiidlnE aitunted
siufehou.s slniy laal icsi. thsnCe duu ws.i 20
the set line 90 Nnld tut, thHncu norm ainnM the
urst line u said Dot 10 thr hEiuminH Ilfsiuts
Ihs ssclud pau ~ siib division ~ said tut hsing
tissrFiisci - thu art b-diwisiuu thrfeof and
rKcrptiuE - much - the same was drssie.t tn
Lrvis g. Morgan stid sncvptiou bvlng de-.
cflbed a. follows CummsuriuE faufissn utl
fsst weat % the north sasi cufuNF ~ Maid lut
mumhrr Twelve ffs,1 Themes ruaf iuurtann f0st 10
the Hald north Caat cufurf. thsucs suuth ON the
Themes wet eight feui aud siH inchrs % the well
uf the Jones huuan. thHnru mufthrflY hlmn 8
east wall of Haid Ionca house fuufissn fsst and
niue inrhss, thsuce parailsi With tts sast line
thirteen icsi and two inches 20 the oommeno.
Appfai.sa a. foliowsi
Firsi dcscfibcd psu appraised 81 Loo.
Terms of sale. cash on Day ofsaie.
To - sold ~ be pruperty % itos-Ft w. ionss,
20 salisiy . Judgment aud dscf-e iu favof % ,.
Given under ny hand this s7th day q NO
Jois M EWING. sh'nJC.o
Jane Tiipp. Atty fur pl'm
Nov. ~. NHEHff
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The Rural New. Yorker now comes tc
US with sixteen clean, neatly printed
pages, embellished with fine illustration.
and full Of scientific and practical Agri
culture and Literature. For the agri
culturist and the family circle it is an in
dirpensable weekly visitor. Its Editor.
in Chief is the celebrated Horticultural,
A. S. Fuller, associated with whom are
E. s Carman and Y. A. Willard, while,
as special contributors, they are assisted
by such men as William Robinson. Chas
V. Riley, Thomas Meehan, James Wick.
and many others of equal eminence in
their respective scientific and practical
specialties. 1t keeps its moral tone to
that high standard which fits it for any
family in the land. The mother can rely
upon it to furnish household recipes for
daily use, pleasant stories for leisure
reading and excellent moral entertain
ment for the children. The father may
confidently look for the latest expert
ments and discoveries in his daily avoca
tions, accompanied by good advice and
carefully revised markets, embracing
nearly every product for sale. In addi
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As an acknowledgement of their late in
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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-12-07

Our neighboring town, llamden, is
troubled. The name OF its Postoffice has
always been Reed's Mills. Once the
town was called Charleston; now it is
Hamden. The citizens are worried how
to get name that will do for both town
AMI Postoffice. We suggest the name
"Saloonville." That would not perhaps
have a great deal of poetry in il. but il
would possess a vast amount OF truth.
and truth. you know, is mighty, and
must prevail
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-12-07

Mark Sternberger will soon be through
with his railroad contract, but that will
have no effect upon his sales OF good, at
his great store OH Broadway street, Jack
son. The store runs right along, wheth-
er we aIe to have three railroads, or two
Presidents
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A GOOD PAPER,

EVERYBODY knows TuE lNpEFENnENr, -
New York as the l,adIug. most entei pfi. Ing.
and. all agree, most readable and instructive
OF our numerous religious papers. IL IN not
slow Co recognize the Gict that the popular pas
sion for Chromos has died out, and u makes
the remarkable oTr Of any Que volume 81
Dicxcifss wuils, "a handsomely illustrated and
bound duodscimo, Co ans body who will sub
scribe aud s,nd the regular Three Dollars sub
scriptiun. Tuis g. equivalent 20 Offering the
paper for a dollar aud half Evrtyuody
wants snme volume OF Dickens. aud every body
oas ~ " want 1ks 1adsgeRIsnL
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-12-07

There is still large stock of nice fur
niture at the furniture room of Wade a.
Long, on Broadway street, which they
will sell low for cash. They can furnish
to order any article needed. A good
hearse always in readiness for funerals,
and coffins and burial cases on hand.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-12-07

Now give us fair and square count
and see il Oliver s. Miller cannot beat
any man in this place selling goods. All
kinds Of goods for family use. always on
hand, for sale very low, for cash or coun-
try produce Sale room on Main street,
opposite the Court House
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CASTORIA.

II Is n mistake 10 suppose that Castoria Is not
adapted to grown persons rs well as children.
They only need TO increase the quantity. But
children haye 50 many complaints for which
Castoria is adapted-like Wind Collie, Sour sto-
mach, Worms, Tetier, Teething and Group, that
IL l. especially recommended for them.
Its effects are more certain than Castor OIL.
Il contains no alcohol aud Is a. pleasant 10 take
as honey. Il never gripes. By regulating the
stomach and bowels Castoria eools the blood
expels worms and prevents feverishness. outlets
the nerves and produces health-then OF course
children can sleep In quiet aud mothers can
rest.
CastOria Is recommended by all.physicians
and nurses who have tried IL, and 1t n having
"a rapidly Increasing sale. II IS prepared with
great care after the recipe Of Dr.. Samuel Pitch
er, of Mass, at the Laboratory OF J. b. Rose &
Co., 40 Dey Street, New York.
augl7-jm
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On Monday afternoon about five
o'clock, Hugh A. Frasure, who resided
near Winchester, in this county. commit
TED suicide by hanging. lie was seen 20
into his stable, and few minutes after.
wards he was found. lie took a check
line, leather strap, and wrapped it
around his neck, and then fastened the
end around rafter, and got down on
his knees. and thus choked himself to
d-ath No cause is known. lie was Il
farmer, in good circums tances, a strictly
moral and temperate man, and one OF
the best citizens of the county. lie was
perhaps about fifty years Of age. and
leaves u large family.
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M e DIcAL.
CENTAUR
LINN ENTS

The lame can be healed and the wounded
made whole. We know just what the Centaur
Liniments will do. They will not mend brot-
en- bones or CURE CANCER. but they will extract
soreness, alluy pain, cure rheumatism and
larger range OF flesh, bone and muscle ailments
than any article ever before discovered.
Scientific skill cannot go beyond the effects
of these remarkable preparations. Chronic
RHEUMATIsM Of many years standing, Nru-
ralgia, Weak Back, Fever sores, wEEP1xG-
SINEws, sclatica, Caked Breasts, Distorted
Joints and SFuinod Limbs Of the ~orst kind
are cured by the White Centaur Lin,ment.
IL will destroy pain and HEAL WITHOUT \
SCAR all ordinary Burns and ScaldS. IL will
extract the poison OF Bites and sings. and tie
frost from Frozen Limbs. Il = very eficacious
Tor E.,raehe ,ToOthache, and CUTASEOUs EEUP-
TIONs.
Mr.. Josiah wcstake, OF MarysviIIe, Ohio
writes:
'For years my rheumatism has been 20 bad
that have been unable 10 stir from the house
Tie first three bOttlys OF Crmtaur Liniuiritt eu.
ableu me tO.walk without tuy cTutctS. 1 am
mrndiug rapidly. think your Liniineut sim.
| ply marvel"
G. II. Bennett, Druggist. Rock Prairie, NO.
say:
"Centaur Linimcnt sells better and gives ths
| best SUBTRACTION 90 anything in the market"
What tie Centaur Linimrnt has done f0i
others 1t will do for you. II Is handy
1t Is reliable, and IL Is cheap.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-12-07

The papers are filled from day to day
with the most foul and brutal murders
the direct result of beer, tobacco and
whisky. We now rarely mention sucf
cases, as they are becoming too common
and numerous to have room in a weekly
paper for only mere mention of them.
A case OF this kind occurred in a sweet
and lovely saloon" in Gallipolis recently.
The keeper of the saloon. thus testified
in the case
VIM. Slusher-I am keeper of Bonanza
saloon. ! had been down street and got
back about 10 minutes before cutting.
Nobody was in the front room when
came back. White. McGeary aud Ray
boy were in dining room when / came
back. White was eating soup, and the
boys were cutting up together. | went
back and was eating soup in rear room
when Gavin came in and called me to the
bar Gavin went back in rear room for
soup. ! didn't go back into dining room
any more. Cromley came in and we
were talking at the bar when four women
came in and called Tor drinks for seven
White and McGeary did not drink o.
these seven. Women went i'm after soup
As they went into dining room Whit
came out OF it White stopped by ice
chest. The McGrary boy stayed in din
ing room when White came out Whilr
White WAS standing at the counter and
had bee n there or 4 minutes McGear,
came out and went toward the door, bu,
turned as though he WAS going back into
the room AT this | made change foi
Cromley. and did not see the lick. | saw
McGeary throw his band up to his neck
and heard him say. 20, Lord. save me.
When Cromley went up to arrest Whit. |
heard White say something about not |
being arrested, and struck at Cromley
With a knife Neither McGrary OF
White drank anything while was there
dcGeary died in about l5 minutes after
% was cut. Heard no conversation be
ween White and McGeary either in rear
; front room. "
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State OF Ohio, jackson ecu ~, S.:
Court OF Common Pleas.

State OF Ohio, jackson ecu ~, s.:
Court OF Common Pleas.
Clinton Rider VS.. William Rowland ct al.
Notice is hereby given, that i'm pursuance OF
order OF sale issued out uf said Court, Ou the
LIST day OF DcCemb-T, a. ID, 1876, and tO the di-
recl,d as sheriff and SPECIAL Master commits
siOnrr in said cau-e, viii offer tor sale at the
door Of the Court House, in said enuniy, on
Saturday. January 6th. A. ID. 1877.
AT O'Clock pm. o ( >aid day, the following de-
Sfrib,-d real estate, situate Ia the county Of
Jackson and Stat q OF Oliu, to Wi:
ginning at point ON tie Jackson ana
Keystone road one hundred ana eighty y-fOur
,eet w.st from Le esisi line OF lot humber sey-
ehty-iwu (I2l, township number srEtn -,
se humber eighteen tlS) SciOto salt Reserve
Ls,uls, tuvucr I.OTth ten rods, thence west sew
chty-eight t7SI fest, theme" south ten llul rods,
tn n,- east seventy-eight as frvt 10 The place
OT beginning.
Appraised at sjg7 G6eS.
Terms of sale, cash ou day of sale.
To br sold a. the property Of william Row
land, To satisfy Judgment and decree IA FAVOR
Uf Clinton Rider.
Given under my hand this iih day Of Deem
ber, y. ID. lS7-. JOHN N. EWlNG,
ShcIin * Special Master Commissioner.
J. W. Laird, Atty for pln.
al, cot
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-12-07

The County Commissioners are in reg
ular session this week. George w. Brown
gave bond and was sworn in on Monday
The Board now consists Of Van Buren,
J ohnson, George w. Brown and John S.
McGhee
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-12-07

George Mobiles. F. s. Hover and Ben.
Hover. citizens of Middleport, were cross
ing the Ohio river in a small boat, when
Mobiles became excited and upset the
boat and was drowned. The other two
got back to the shore on the Ohio side.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-12-07

The Postoffice at Grenada. Mississippi,
had a woman for Postmaster. The reb-
els Of that place became so insolent, abu-
sive and obscene, because Mrs. Price was
from the North, that the Postoffice has
been discontinued, and now these bull
dozers of Grenada have to 90 six miles to
get their mail matter. Good for Grant !
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The Yellow Centaur Liniment

Is worth its weight in gold to owners Of horses
and mules
This Liniment has cured more spained,
sweenied, Ring bOued aud Called Horses In
three years than have all the Farriers in the
country In an age. It's effects are simply won
defiui.
We have thousands upon thousands OF certi-
ncatrs as strong az the following:
"aly horse was lame for "a year with a fetiock
Wrcilru. All remedies utterly failed cure
anu considered him worthless until I COM
nirnccd 10 use Jentuur Linimcnt, which rapid
~ cured him. l h,artiiy r. commend A..
REV. GEO. W. FEttRIS,
"ManOrVille, ScnOharie 90. y. y"
"Dear Sirs-I have used your Centaur Lini-
mint iu nay family, aud mud IL To he of great
value. Please Ssuu me tNO dOllars' worth, one
Tor the mules and horses.
RILEY sICKLES.
"Fails Station, Wyoming. Pa"
IL makes vers little differences what tile case
is, whether Il be wrench, sprain, poll-evii ring
bone, scratches or lamenCss OF any kind. the
effects are the same. Livcrymen, stage propTi-
etOrs, Farmers, &c., should never be without
the yellow CentauT Liniment. II is sold every
where, and warranted In its effects.
Laboratory Of J. T. Rose x Co.,
40 Dey ST., New York.
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II. J. Carr has fine lot Of young fruit
trees, suitable to set out the coming fall
rhey are young, thrifty and acclimated.
Look at them before the travelling tree
man comes around. ttf
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-12-07

At the examination last week there
were IA applicants, ten Of whom received
certificates, as follows For l2 months
Calvin Smith, Matte Gilliland, Matte
Crozier, William D. Davis, David L. Nor
gan. Henry J. Hunter. Abel B. Parks
and John t. Ii Us. For six months
William A. Hunter and Jeremiah Tyler
The following are the questions used
oRTHoORAPHY.
Seethe, beseech, reeky, bereave, exc,
clammy, tripod, baleful, heresy, resplen-
dent, resonant, hygiene, decimate, melo-
deon. dallying, aqueduct, collectible,
prescient, rationale, laquer.
GRAMMAR
Define language, sentence, subject,
predicate.
2 What besides a word may be used as
the subject Of a sentence2
How are different genders distin-
guished2
Define analysis. parsing.
Compare remote, top, round.
6 Write the possessive case in both
numbers. OF man, mouse, which, fox.
Correct; She that is idle, reprove
! seen the man. know it was him.
Parse; Let me see what you have.
Analyze; Them that honor me will
honor
10 What is punctuation2
ARITHMETIC.
How many miles an hour must a car
run to cross a continent $500 miles across
in "a days of "A hours each, allowing I
hours for stops?
2 Bought number Of eggs, for cent
and as many more. for cent. Sold
them all at 5 for cents, and lost cents
How many eggs were there2
3 of AS money! OF BIS and they
both have $40; how much has each ?
A owns SIP of n mill and B 7-l2; G.
pays them $1,000, and then they all have
equal shares How much did he pay
each
What is gained .or lost by selling
goods marked 25 per cent above cost, at
20 per cent off?
G After cloth had shrunk 10 per cent.
in length, and 10 per cent. in width,
sold 3 square yards for what 2 square
yards cost before shrinking; what per
cent, did lose
7 How many sqnare rods are there in
a road 4 rods wide, surrounding a rectan-
gular field Is chains long and chains
wide2
s A man was hired to work at 81
day for each day he worked, but was to
pay % cents for board each day he was
idle, at the end of 100 days he received
S75. How many days did he work
How many was he idle2
% Sold horses for SIS dollars each
gained % per cent. on one and lost 25
per cent. on the other; did gain or lose
in the transaction. and how much2
10 IL body would move ! OF mile
the first minute, l-9 the second, l-27
the third, and so on forever; how far
would it go?
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EMPLoYM ENT.
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now pr,uarrI to- rurnIsu Hll c4a~scs with con-
slant employment Ht Eoinr. tue whoir OF the
new ttght au.t pro.tabl... P,-r~nu. 81 either
at,d "a Ir0DottiunaI sum by dcvuting their
who'll tIiue 10 the bustutss. BOYS and girls
eatn nearly as much a. men. That All who
see tlIt, uuflc- may send their address, ana test
the busintS-, We make this unparalleled oiier:
To sucn as are not well satisfied we VIII send
one. collar To- pay for the trouble OF writing.
Full particulars, simplss worth several 'inllats
To- commence WORK Ott, and "a cupv OF Home
FIr,>ias. one of the Largest and best llu ,iratet
Isuhtcattoti~, all seut Tres. by mail. Reader. ~
YOU want permanent, profitable wOi X, Fdtress,
GEORGE STINSOS 4 ~, Portland, Name.
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THURSDAY. = DEC. z. 1915.

A man named John Dew was killed by
filing slate in coal bank near Nelson
vile. Athens county. He leaves wife
and three children.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-12-07

Persons wanting anything in the jew
Try line, will do well to call on H. A
Brdel. Main Street, where you will find a
.ond assortment OF goods during the
Hol days. Hair Jewelry made to order.
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Dmm
State OF Ohio, ] ickson county, So:
Court OF onmun PI eaS.
Robert +. Reynolds vs. George VI. stewart.
On Neudi.
Notice Is hereby given, that I will offer for
sale Al public auction, at the door oi the Court
HUu-e, IN jackson, ON
Saturday, January 9th, A. d. 1877,
at o'clock p. NJ, Of said day, the following de-
crib rvaI estate, situated IN the county Of
Jackson and State OF OhiO. tO-wii:
out lot number sixteen tlGb in the south half
Of the town of jackson, jackson county, ohio.
Appraised at sZ.UOJ.
Terms OF sale, cash ON day Of sale.
Taken a. the properly oI George VI. Stewart,
eNe,-ution Ia favUr Oi Robert r. Ray-
noids issued by the Court OF Common Pleas Of
ihc county Df jackson, aud to mr directed,
Sh-rirf OF said county.
Given under my hand this 4th day Of Deem
ber, "A. d. 1876.
JOHN VI. EWING, Sheriff.. c. ..
n. Macklvy, Att'y Tor PIN.
dec1f5t
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-12-07

The NJ. E Mite Society will meet on
Eext Wednesday night. December 18th,
at the residence of 4. J. Edwards.
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GEOGRAPHY.

| Name the races of men2
2 Why were the Caucasians so called 2
3 Where are the Mongolians' native
homer
4 Name the plants with edible roots ?
8 Which is the most southern cape of
the U. 81
6 Which the most Northern
I What are the principal tributaries of
the Missouri
s Name the five largest cities in the
United States.
9 Name the most important CONNER
cial city on the Pacific.
10 Name the principal river of Austria
liza, and how far is it navigable?
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-12-07

There are preparations being made by
the Choral Society OF jackson. for two
grand concerts during the holidays.
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TO STOCKHOLDERS.

Notice j. hereby given, that there viii be n
meeting Of the stock holdpTs OF the Globe Iron
Company, AT their Office in J tcx~On, On the Sec
Ond Monday in January, 1871, Drinz the \ d d ~
of said mon IA, brtw Vu the hours oi ~ clock
4. VI. and o'clock 4. NJ. for the pur O,e II
elecIing directors Tor the ensuing wear.
T. CRASDALL, Supit.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-12-07

To be sold in certain proceedings la partition,
wherein Eiiz tbcth Power, II petitioner. and
Lucinda Buriis ct al. defendants.
Terms of sale, One-thiid On day Of sale, one
Ihird la one year, and the Tesidue in two years
he deferred payments tO be secured by nOtes
aud mOugtge on the premises sold, and 10 bear
six per cent. interest nom day of sale.
Given under my hand this 4th day Of Decem-
Der, 1876.
JOHN NJ. EWING, sh'n J. &. o.
James Tripp aud Z. A. Atkinson, Attorneys
fOr petttiUner.
Dee. :, '7Otjt