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WELLsrox, ONO, July I6, 1871.

w kLLSIONt OhAOt oufy ~ Aofas
Pursuant to notice from the jackson
county branch Of the National Christian
Temperance Union, a meeting in the in
terests Of said Union was held in Wells
ton. Ohio. Saturday evening, June IA.
1871 II F. Austin was chosen Chair
man, and E. B. Bingham and Robert
Hoop. Secretaries. After prayer by Rev.
Thomas. speeches were made by Rev.
Thomas, Dr. Gorslin, James B. Payne.
Harvey Wells, G. w. Williams and Will
lam Hamilton, and 32 persons signed the
pledge and the meeting adjourned to
meet at the school house Sunday, July
Is, at 10 o'clock, at which meeting r. w.
Goddard was chosen Chairman. and Adam
Scott and E. B. Bingham Secretaries.
After prayer by Hon. II. S. Bundy.
speeches were made by Hon. II. s Bun
dy, David Davis. DR.. VIM. E. Williams
and James B. Payne, and 81 persons
signed the pledge. The meeting ad-
journed TO meet in the evening at
o'clock, at which met ting, after prayer
by Rev. Thomas. speeches were made by
Rev. Thomas, Mr.. Dinner of Hamden,
John Gardner, j. II. Wil.on, Harvey
Wells and Gilbert Robbins, and % per
sons signed the pledge. making 95 per
sons who signed the pledge at these three
meetings.
A permanent organization was effected
by the election of r. w. Goddard Presi.
dent, Geo. w. Whitman lst Vice Presi-
dent. Miss Nelley Lasley End Vice Presi.
dent. Robert Hoop Secretary. E. B. Bing
ham Assistant Secretary, Ii. F. Austin
Treasurer, Harvey Wells. II. g Laslry
Mrs Mary Austin, Julia Dempsey and
Thomas w. Lewis Executive Committee
The music was excellent, and great
credit is due all who took part therein
for its excellence, and they have the
thanks of the Society.
On motion it was resolved that the
proceedings Of these meetings be furnish
ed the county papers for publication.
| Owing to the immense crowd. the Sun
day evening meeting had to be held in
the street, and the best Of order prevailed
throughout the entire meeting These
meetings were grand success; all ar,
we'll pleased Herewith, and they will b'
continued until there is no one left in
wellston to advocate the traffic in tn,
death dealing drug.
E B. BINGHAM, Asst. Sect.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

John Peters ct al to John Williams
butt claim tn Out Lot 80 in J. J. Jones
Addition to Portland: $500.
William Callaghan. administrator, to
Caleb Alexander-45 acres in Bloomfield
tip; $3.50.
Elizabeth Powers. guardian. to John
Ghame ct al.-an undivided I part Of
146 acres in Scioto tp.; $lO95.
Sheriff Ewing to Elizabeth Powers ct
al lands in Bloomfield tn; $4,000.
Aaron Henson to Mary Cross-quit
claim to acres in Franklin tp; $500
Elizabeth Powers to John Ghame ct al
-qnit claim to lag acres in Scioto tp
81 2O2 so.
James L. Erwin to n B. wood-l0O
acres in Liberty tp.; $500.
NIB Wood to CHI. Brownelie, trustee
Ion acres in Liberty tp; s6.5O0
Mary Ann Parry ct al. IN David n.
Evans-quit claim to AZ 32-l00 acres in
Jefferson tn; 1924.
Sheriff Ewing tn William Vaughn-
part Lot zoos s. R. Lick tp.; $1,000
sheriff Ewing to Harvey Wells-Loi
T6l in Wellston; s400.
Jonathan Thomas to ". G. Nelson-s0
acres in Bloomfisld IT,; 5000.
United States to John West-s0 acres
in Jefferson ip.
Sheriff Ewing to Samuel Chariot 6
in Browns Addition to Jackson 1884.
James Anderson to John Livingood-
LIZ part of l64 acres in Milton tp; 800
wellston Coal and Iron Company to
William Carr-Lot 25 Except coal) in
wellstou; $500.
Hiram Stephenson to Hugh Gilliland
lands Except coal) in Lick tp.; 81 400.
Hiram Stephenson to Hugh Gilliland-
100 acres Except coal) in Lick tp.; 81 400
Number Of mortgages recorded, 7
amount secured. $4,000.
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IN MEM0RIAM.
Lines Suggested by the Death of Rip
ley Hoffman McGhee.
BY ONE WHO KNEW BIN.

Why dIdst thou with thy poison breath
Turn gladness into ashes, thou hated monster
death7
Why didst thou quench I'm him the vital spark?
Truly thou sought a shining maik.
Why didst not set thy seal on one
Whose ihree-score years were nearly rum
Why didst not hurl thy fatal dart
At some poor wretch with broken hearth
Some debauchee whom all mankind could
spare;
And such are numerous everywhere;
He was lovely in promise. heart and form.
The world will still be richer that he was born.
He filled mothers cup OF purest joy;
Her love was centeTed in her noble boy.
He was her brilliant household light;
Her heart he filled with sunbeams bright.
A sisters love, priceless treasure,
Was his in full unstinted measure,
And brolher's hearts with love untold,
Went out toward him, the youngest Of the fold.
From childhood up TO mans estate,
With zeal he ever strove to emulate
The wise and pure, the good, the true;
And none succeeded better; as well, but few.
Loved by the young admired by age,
Life opened to his eyes a brightly tinted page.
Eyes long unused to a single tear,
Unsealed the pearly fountain round his bier.
And many a heart will keep his memory green
As day by day they glide adown nfe's turbid
stream.
HIS friends will look on his fair form no more
But in sweet dreams will meet and greet him
as of yore.
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The marked success of the First Annu-
al Assembly OF our County Literary As
sociation has encouraged our Executive
Committee to such an extent that they
propose to manage the affairs OF the AS
sociation with a view to the permanent
existence of the organization. They
have purchased the tent, so that It Is
now the property of the Society, and the
proceeds realized from the First Assem-
bly, not being sufficient, after paying all
legitimate expenses. but being sufficient
only to pay about, or nearly one half OF
the original cost Of the tent, thereby
leaving balance remaining unpaid, and
which is a debt that the Committee must
provide means to pay as soon as possible,
therefore. and for the purpose of raising
funds to pay said debt, they propose to
arrange for two evening entertainments
during the County Fair. One perhaps a
Grand Concert, and the other Dramatic
performance, with music. (The Dramatic
Club of Jackson having kindly offered
their services to the Committee for the
benefit Of the Society to be held at the
Fair Ground in the tent. In order to
enlist the children Of the county more
especially, they propose to have the fol-
lowing competitive exercises on the pro-
grsmme, (Which will be published in due
time.) and in order that all parties
throughout the county may have the
opportunity to prepare for the competi-
tion, they are hereby published, hoping
that every reader will preserve this for
the benefit OF himself and neighbors,
and that a choir of children from every
locality in the county will enter this
competition. viz:
LET the Lower Lights be Burning"
Quartette and chorus. No. 65. Sankey
and Bliss Gospel Hymns Not over l6
VOICES on the chorus. Prize 50.
"That Will be Heaven for Ne" Duet
and chorus, No l3 in same book. Mum
Der of voices not limited on the chorus.
Prize s..
Nothing but Leaves" No 96. same
book. Not over IA voices. Prize 50.
where Hast Thou Cleaned To day"
Duet and chorus. No. 33, same book.
Number of voices not limited on the
chorus. Prize s..
All stanzas OF each piece must be rem
dered. The soprano and alto voices on
the above prices are limited to children
under Is years of age. No prizes will be
awarded unless there is competition and
merit.
The Committee will spare no pains in
making these entertainments worthy OF
the patronage of the people. This So
ciety is the peoples; every resident Of
the county, young and old, male and
female, are members. and the desire OF
the Committee is, that all may become
active working members thereof, for the
mutual benefit Of all. Let US have every
locality represented in this proposed
juvenile competition.
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A Certain Headache Cure.

If you suffer from sick or nervous
headache, morning sickness or neuralgia.
90 to your druggist and get a ten cent
trial pack of Dr.. Heisley's Victor Head
ache Powders, or J. r. Heisley d Co, Sa-
lem. n. j.. will mail them postpaid A
single powder actually cures the most
distressing cases in ten minutes. 1t is
purely vegetable, entirely harmless, a
physicians discovery and we guarantee
It to do all we claim. You can get the
80 cent packs or the 10 cent trial size al
w F. Hale's, in Jackson. and at all 9th
er frstclass druggists everywhere. Con
vince yourself. jan25-iy
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@. H., OH

we are inspired and surrounded, /
think that a danger of possible NOM
to our Nationality may be most prope
discussed before an assemblage of An
ican citizens on the anniversary of
Republics birthday. To the youni
generation, who constitute the lar
part Of my hearers. the war with Mex
is merely dim tradiction or an histol
al fact; but the elderly and middle.aG
will readily remember that the fnal
which precipitated actual conflict
tween the two countries in the spring
1916 was not so palpable nor so menaci
as that which is now being foreshadow
on the dial of our Nations future ir'
the same disturbed quarter Of the pol
cal heavens; and. if the course OF c
Government shall now be guided or ev
largely influenced by the men and |
interests that stand behind this mo-
ment-some of them masked and so
of them in sight-we may find oursel
rushed into a war. requiring. indeed, Il
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scIoTo TP.-A. b. PRATT, ASSESSOR.

- Albert, days; not known.
Margret Buckhannon, 81 years, & months, S
days; not given.
Mahala Bustler, AZ years; cancer.
Catharine A. Blu stler, 81 yeans; not given.
Edward T. Crabtree, 6s years, months, 2
days; pleurisy.
Birty Mitchell Cochern, 2 years; lung fever.
Mary Matilda Coles, 6s years, months, "a
days; consumption.
Almeda Dixon. 10 years, 5 months; brain fe-
yer.
Nancy Ann Davis, year, months, 10 days;
worms.
Susanna Friek, 4s years, 0 months, IS days;
dropSey.
Marga Charlotte Johnson, years, 9 days; dip
thera.
William Murrin johnson, 5 years. 10 months,
q days; dipthera.
John Harrison Johnson, year, 9 months, q
days; dipthera.
EmpSon Keller, Il years. days; dropsey.
James E1wafd Lamb, year, s months, II
days; diarea.
John Miller, 50 (or aO) years; polsey.
Mary Elizabeth Scott, 2 years, l month, {
days; fiux.
Jos. phi Newton Umpieby, 10 years. months
10 days; teever.
Dora Bell woten, Q months. days; intermIt.
ting fraver.
David Archibald Woodruff, year. 2 aays
dis. not given.
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Murphy Meeting in Milton.

WELLsTox, July l6.
To the Editor of the Standard:
The second Murphy meeting at this
place (Finley ChapeI) was held Sabbath
afternoon, the 18th, and was addressed
by II. s. Bundy. DR.. w. E. Williams, and
David Davis. After the addresses, the
Society, consisting of 73 members, effect
ed permanent organization by electing
J. ii. Wilson President, Gilbert Robbins
Vice President, Rev. William Wallace
Treasurer, A. L. Robbins Secretary, VIM.
Patterson Assistant Secretary, John
Forster, VIM. Scothoin. Mrs. A. Forster,
Mrs. j. II. Wilson and Miss Belle Ham
ilton Executive Committee.
The next meeting will be held Friday
evening, July 90. w. Scott and Geo. w
Harbarger will address the meeting.
A l. ROBBINS.
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The Court was occupied nearly all last
week in the t,i.l of the s., j. & P. r r
Co. VS.. the Franklin Mill Co. The Mill
Co. re used to pay their subscription to
the stock OF the Railroad Co. The jury
were charged and retired on Saturday
afternoon. and in a very short time re-
turned q verdict in favor Of plaintiffs.
On Mond the case OF the Railroad Co.
VS.. DIR. A. B. Monahan, to recover for
subscription of stock was tried. the jury
returning verdict for plaintiffs.
1t is t. be hoped that now the stock SO
much needed to prosecute the work on
the road will be promptly paid up. and
that the road will be completed at once
and the stockholders begin to realize a
profit on their investment.
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The Patrons Of HusbandrY. Of jackson
county, will have Harvest Home, on
the lst day of August next in the Grove
of John L Long, three fourths Of mile
west OF Jackson. to which all persons
Patrons and others, are cordially invited.
Speakers will be present to address the
people, at II o'clock. a m. All Patrons
are requested to wear Regalia and Jewels
in full.
Everybody turn out and bring baskets
well filed. A general good old fashioned
social time is expected.
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Y Wasg. the Welsh paper at Ps-
burgh, contained over a column ,t
week, about our Fourth Of July en-
tainment. 1t starts out by contradic.
Solomon, when he says that there |
nothing new under the sun, and
writer seems to think that an Eng
Eisteddfod is something new. 1t n
EIsTI D IFoD SEISMIC -Os mad ydyn
camgy ym-ryd, y dorthwr Solomon a
rymodd mad oes dim newydd dan yr hs
Credwn, er hyny, pc buasai yr hen Ira
hwnw yn fyw. &C yn bresenol yn Jacks
c. H.. D.. y Pedwerydd, y fwyddyn no
y buasai raid lido gyfaddef Ell iod, er
holl ddoethineb. &C amlder ei gynghorwy
-mewn gwragedd. beth bynag-we'
llithro ! u camgymeriad. Os mad y
Eisteddfod SEISMIC beth newydd da
haul. yr ydym yn sicr mai peth newyd
WV yn swydd jackson. Thalaeth Obi
ac am hyny fel peth hollol newydd J
edrychwn arni.
The writer seems to feel just pride
the part the Welsh took in the perform
ances. For instance:
Canu What shall the harvest be
dau gor yn cystadlu. yr NJ. E Churc
Choir. ar Jackson Union Choir.
diweddaf dan arweiniad Cymro. NJ.
jones; goreu, cor y Cymro, (wrth gwrs
And again:
Cydgan, "Hallellujah Amen" yr u
dau gor eto; goreu, cor y Cymro e.
Cymro aiff hi"
Again:
Csnu cydgan "David's Lamentations
yr un dau gor yn cystsdlu; goreau, cor
Sais, (beth ddarfu ii. GymroO
And once more:
Canu gan blant Pull for the shore
pedwar parti yn cystadlu; goreu, y par
yn Eben Jones-Cymro eto.
We notice several mistakes in name
Nettie Chestnuts name is given as Ha
tie, and Judge Longbon's name appear
in three or four places, every time
Judge Longbow.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
tSHAM HOUSE.

Jurors and Witnesses attending Court will be
charged at the rate Of One Dollar per day, or
Twenty Five Cents per meal.
Horses will be kept as cheap NJ at any other
place In town.
Livery on reasonable terms.
large number Of second hand bugxies and
expresses for sale.
/ will be nj home on Saturday, Feb. 10, 1877,
and every three weeks thereafter.
febs,tf 1T. MoNAHAN.
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Marriages in jackson COunty.-1s66

Milton Crabtree and Samantha NJ
Wade, Jan. l6 by VIM. Samson. Min.
Charles II. Cosby and Alice Perkins
Jan Is. by Samuel FJuty. j. P.
Daniel Fershee and Catharine Spriggs,
Jan. IL, by II. Willis, Min.
Charles Gallbronner and Margaret
Lutz. Jan. %. by Theophiel Crusse. Min
Nathaniel Crabtree and Tabitha Ann
Busler, Jan. 20, by Geo Gilliland J. P.
Mervin Leasure and Clara c Holmes
Jan. Is. by l. A. Atkinson. Min.
Harvey Bradshaw and Louisa Gilbert,
Jan. 81, by l. May, Min.
James II. Holland and Hanna Martin,
Jan %. by C. n Harper. j. P.
Thomas Miller and Louisa Crabtree,
Jan. 26. by Henry Weber. J P.
Asa Boring and Margaret Boring, Jan.
26, by Geo. NJ Adams. j. P.
James Craig and Elizabeth G. Moore,
Jan. 90, by Geo. Gilliland. j. P.
Samuel r Policy and Elizabeth Hun
ter. Jan. %, by Armpstead Scurlock. J P
John Alton and Elizabeth Call, Jan
%, by John j. c. Evans. j. P.
Lafayette Smart and juliet Weir, Jan.
%. by L. A. Atkinson. Min.
David Jenkins and Mary J. Markham
Jan. 80. by Wilson Gardner. Min.
John CanteT and Elizabeth Canter
Feb. 2. by Geo. Gilliland. j. P.
Silas Graham end Julia A. Kincaid
Feb 9, by James Davis. j. P.
On tue 18th of January a license was
issued to Benjamin II. Moore and Glars
Thompson, but no return is made Of mai
riage.
On the 3lst of January license was
issued to David Mason and Luvina Dow
ell, but no return is made of marriage
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Probate Court Proceedings.

In the matter Of. the insanity Of John
j. Price. Inquest of lunacy held, pa
tient found to be insane, and admitted
to the Athens Hospital for the Insane.
Evan Alban appointed guardian of the
said John j. Price. Bond 81 500.
James II. Webb appointed administra.
tor of Samuel Fox, deceased. Bond
$l,l00.
Sarah West, administrative of Jabez
West, deceased, VS.. Levi West ct al. Pc
lition to sell land. Report Of sale filed
confirmed and deed ordered.
One inventory and FIVE accounts fled
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
John Grimes and Martha E. McKin
Mss.
James Carr and Sarah F. Cooley.
Thomas Douglass and Louisa Meyer.
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Last Saturday afternoon the Democrats
had mass meeting at the Court House,
to appoint delegates to the State Conven-
ton, and also to the Senatorial Conven-
ton. They took vote as between Irve
DUNCAN and I. T. Monahan, for Senator
and Irve beat /. t. two to one. /. T.
says this lets him out Of politics 1t was
Ike choosing between withe and a grape
vine to be hanged with. when these two
thrust themselves before the Democracy
!. t. was very solemn on Saturday even
ing, over his defeat, and Irve is said to
have been unusually elevated. (No in
sinuaiion in that remark
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A short time ago the store Of Shook a

A short time ago the store of Shook d
McKinniss at Eurekaville, was broken
into and a quantity Of goods stolen. Mar
shall Won. Owens and John Hanna ol
this place undertook to work up the
case. and on Sunday afternoon they
brought to town and lodged in Jail Isaac
Thsrp. whom they arrested in Gallis
county, seven miles from the Ohio river.
Part of the goods was found in possession
OF Tharp, and he made full confession,
duplicating another party, who has not
vet been arrested
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The late Presidential contest engen-
dered much bad blood" which GOODNESS
and judgment will correct. The bad
blood" induced by persistent violation
Of Natures great but simple laws requires
not only GOODNESS and judgment. but
obedience to hygienic measures and the
proper use of DIR. Bulls Blood Mixture
TO insure its purifcation.
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The Baptist Church was we'll filled at
the temperance meeting last Friday
night. There was a full choir in attend
ance, and Of course there was good music
Homer G. Jones Of Macarthur made one
Of the best speeches made here since tn e
commencement Of the temperance meet
in 8. Several signed the pledge. the
first one being DR.. r. d g. Clewers. Bot
says he is going to stick. and we believe
he will do so.
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The call to the citizens OF the county
to meet on last Saturday to take into
consideration the making OF better roads.
was the work OF I. T. A good many Peo-
pie came to town to see and hear about
the matter. but !. T. took his defeat so
much to heart that he forgot or omitted,
To have the meeting called 70 order.
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How enjoyable it is to feel that we
have been able to ease the sufferings oi
the afflicted. by bringing to their notice
q remedy which has relieved them. We
earnestly advise every one to keep con.
stantly in mind. "Lawson's Curative >
which applied externally will remove all
pain from whatever cause.
For sale by w. F. Hale, Jackson, o.
lQiuly2t
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There came near being q disastrous
fire at Fulton Furnace last Saturday
morning. The roof of the engine house
took fire, but it was kept in check by
the facilities for throwing water at the
furnace, until the fire engine arrived.
The damage was not great.
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There was q temperance meeting at
Wellston last Sunday, and in the after
noon at Finley Chapel, in Washington
township. both meetings addressed by
DR.. Williams of Jackson. and others.
Large numbers signed the pledge at both
places.
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Tom Delay has a regular conveyance
to and from the Depot, to carry passen-
gers John Reed. formerly Of the Isham
House. is driver. He is prompt and at
tentive, and all who desire conveyance
may rely upon being attended to in due
time for each regular passenger train.
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Grand BASE BALL TOURNAMENT


Owing TO the latenesSs In the appearing OF
our previous notice OF said ENTERTAINMENT, ~
also tue general engagement Of base Dali ciuDs
t,sr the 4tu Uf July. have concluded Ia ptf.t-
3Oth. and 3Ist of Aug, 1877, az which ust'
tue uuaeT~igEed will positively lay % the CON-
petiug cfuDs the following prizcss To PrOius-
.tounI CluD,, sSO; TO Amateur CluD-. so, dlvi-
ti,-i a. fOl,vws: 10 Winning Club of the lst,
sOg to Winning club of the ~, sij0. to n bsst
Iiub OF th,. lst, $50. tO "a Best Club OF The 2d
slUO; 10 81 Beat Cub Of the LIT. 80; to 81 Beet
they will give, as a present., TO pcfsons holding
cssrtincAtvs OF admis.iou 10 said iouTnaitrnt.
whether present or not. pruprty am tunting iu
tns- az fegate 10 Twenty thousand Dollars
Inss said properly II nO~ tu tue hands - a
trustee wnO n empowered 10 pay 10 the cubs
s.,tup,tfug the % izr- abOvc statest. make over
10 Iiiu prr.1us ssi-c' ed tine said property. ani
All moneys rvc.iset, la tue Knox 70. Nati,u-
Al Bank. subject 10 tNsfntuattou and c1tli OF
p.r.i.l. nOlding ccTtificatcs should the said cu-
t-rtaiumsnt net take place.
Among the pfup-uy Distributed will BE-
2 a. Prizt. oi q liUU each o.. Prize OF sl.O0.
1t.r. PtiErs Of sz.tQU ctcu or. fiize Of so.
| OR Prlz. o. 81 80 each
All other cs.i tIfisaics VIII rec-ive prtz val
u.d al from sl "a slau. Clubs wishing "a csfrm-
| t.t. for "a. aDov- Puz.ss pvrsOu. wishing 4
/ iulI list the p4oprfty to O- dl-tnoutt.t, CIR
tinc4ttss OF Adtni-slstIs nr any other imfortlta-
\ lion will aadrrs, j. J. Fultz, Trustee, Mt Yer
/ uot, UnlO. Cefufca - vii admit one tady
/ and gentleman aufinG tuu entire entsrtssin'
| inrut bs7.id- cntitiing ihr holder 10 an cqua
right tu la. pfup-fty o. ~ dt.tribat-d. Prics
| of CestInrates. se. send ait m1n~g ~
r-s4-tsIs-I lctt-r. 4. -. Osdrf, dfdf iynb q
~ftn1 Tru-ies HUDNe. IA n. OBEklOL1LEt
& sOn, nj. Vernon, ". Juiy fth, lsI7.
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There was a temperance meeting at
Antioch, Franklin township, on Sunday
night. addressed by Rev. John South
worth Of Mt. Sterling, Ohio, and DR..
johnson. of Jackson. Sixty-one signed
the pledge. There will be apother meet
ing at the same place next Sunday at
four o'clock p. m.
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Will the secretaries Of the various
Murphy Temperance Societies in this
county please send to H. C. Miller, Sec.
retary, Jackson. Ohio, the names of their
President and Secretary. and the exact
number Of members2
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To the Farmers OF Jackson County:
am now prepared to write policies OF
insurance on firstclass farm property IS
low as the Ohio Farmers Ins. Co. and
place the insurance in Companies whose
soundness is beyond question. Farmers
who have policies expiring in the Ohio
Farmers Co. will further their own best
interests 10y consulting me before renew
al He. MILLER,
jyl94w General Insurance Agent.