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U. l.. COLLINS.

GENERAL MANAGe.R OF EXCURSION.
OF ticket agents OF N. &T.C. railway At
Houston, Hampstead, Hearne, Bremond.
Cofsieana, Dallas, Sherman, Waco and A as
tin.
Nov7dIs.Il-ls.l5.is.2o2 l.ss 81 .U.Deeaa7sll
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A FEW months henoe--Stranger on
train to conductor "What wNyslotion
is thisY Conference.-The hamlet OF
FoltwONh. sirlN
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JodN y, SrocgroN, one Of the editors
Of the New York HyoM died u few
days since IN Philadelphia, Vt the age Of
lortO,One yonrg.
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Oca relations with Mexico ogottnP
worse every dOS and the sooner the
fight is begun, tho better II will be-
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TUESDAY, DECEMBER It'll, 1877,

Att O'Clock a. NJ, n special train, with am
pie an tirst-clasS accomm dat ions, IN eve y
respect, including Pullman Palace Sleeping
Coaches, and An elegant and Well Kept
Relreshment Coach, will leave sherman,
Texas, on the Houston ~ Tex rs Central rail-
way, ana run through TO GalVt ston, making
good connection ~ Galveston with Nor
ganS magnificent limo of oc rNn ste 4merS,
which couuect close at Srashear CITY with
Morgnn's railroad, one of the Ilnest railroads
in the south; running from Brashenr City to
New Orleans over one of The most bea ititul,
fertile and productive sections o: Louisiana.
The features OF greatest interest 10 the eN-
Gu sionists along tho line o, this road are
thu beautiful rec and vegetable farms and
extensive sugar plantations, which lie con-
tiguous to or on either side OF the road all
the way to New Orleans
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AlApGr greenback club was organ
iaed in Hamilton county last week.
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PROCLAMATION.

IN nc name and By The authority Of the state Of
l, Il, b. Hubbard, Governor of the state of
IeXas, in accordance with the provisions of
an act OF the Legislature of said state, ap-
proved Augult 10, 1876, do hereby invite
sealed Proposals for lease OF the Texas
S,%te Peuitentiary, nj Huntsville, in said
ola,r' hnu the labor OF thA cOaylcts BELONG
ing thereto, for tern uftive years, con,nerc.
inE January |, lS7s; said propnshis tu be in
lorSed proposals TO lease tA- Texas state
Penut nttary at Hun,s' illr," AMI tobe filed
Ia ne office of the ccc-etr ~ OF state, at
nusiln; Texas, on or before the first dag Of
peSemce"' lSii, on whioEjuy said proposals
VIII bc Opfncd.
For iuli Information as 10 the property 70
be lea' ed and the terms aud conditions OF
Ie,nSS,, apply TO the Secretary OF State, " 10
Wllliuruish printed circular.
go Ia testimony whereof heretp SIGN
Us. my name ana ciu.e the zeal of St1te
- ne atiAed at he city OF Austin, tbis
tue 5ih day Of September A. D lA57
r. Is. HUBBARD, Gogeruor.
Ey the Governor.
l.G. SFARcY, Secretary OF state.
ep'aod2V-witilldecl
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NOtiCa of Dissolution.

The copnrtnership heretofore existing be-
tween j, A, II. HO,nok and j, u. Jones', I'M
der the nrm name OF HnsncK ~ Jones, In
the rcal estate business at bullas, Texas,
was dissolved hom aud after tho first day
of October 1877 j, 4. II Hosack retiring
from said nrm, nnd j. j. Jones continuing
sald buglnes4 aud assuming ull liabilities
contracted ty said hm, and IN hereby
authorized TO collect al amounts due the
]. A. II. HOSACK.
October 49, 1877, j. j. JONES.
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In retiring FROM said 0ru, bespeak a
conlluuauor III the kind patronage hereto
for. rktcndcd said ilrn, ana after having
hat nv. j jnos VITA me In bus for Nh,
lat twc,Ao yenrs, ! can, ana do, with great
pleasure, chcarluly recommend MN as be-
ing worthy OF tho condolences OF any com
muuity. ,,,,
nov dim. j. A. IL. hOSACh
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GRANGER HOUSE,
No. 9Oj a sO7 Main street, Dallas, Texas

Tbs bouse Il new and well ventilated
haFln4 southern exp,ture, and IL centrally
located. 10 j. In charge of It's old rroprietof
:. sawyer. who never failed TO please his
guests. Parties seeking q house with ali lie
comforts OF home, cannot do better than
y. Eise me 5ranger 2 cal. Travellers ar
nFlnK IN Dallas, VIA tie Central rsiiroaf
can resch this house b. taking the MAI
sireet hoise ears, one block south from IN
Pot. The best dollar r dsy house IN ths cis.
- sure 10 get Oh thessrssf cars Al the switte
uh"otin WA. THOMAS.
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DALLAS, TEXAS.

SATURDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 10
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S@Carrh.

had II p years. but cured myself years
hgo, aiter paying doctors and for inedicinss
over 81 % g. vain. W. 70
Book mailed for 10 cents, gives full partIe-
uafs' Name this paper, a6J address
z. r. SYKES,
auE2S-d&usm ''''-
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GTnAYED- From residence of j. y, Kerr
- 20 I, dark brown or h mex horse, S0r In
iHce, white front ana hind foot, blind IN
ttr.u
right eye, brand ~" on left shoulder,
Liberal reward fur his return. kOv7dAl
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GOur-line Advertisements inserted twice In
this column for Twenty-Five Gents
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NAyAETED-A twp or lhree hundred acre
w farm near Da,laS, Address B. H.,
Herald otlice stating loves. cash price
muGiutt.
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BOARDING Pheasant rooms with board,
- NJ Mrs simpson,, corner MAN and
tiarwOud streets, Allmoden ronyenlences
Ia the hUgSe, uoEO2t
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Wanted goardina,

Nv ANTED,--A situation es drug erk'
w with thorough practical experience,
Address u, Herald Oillce, upyl0 20.
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10 Roni.

AND.-TwO hundred ares Of good land
IL TO rent Tor cash, one aud nall miles
nOm the city, a cotton man pieeucd, Ap-
Div TO john i. Mklns ON the PREMISE. Nv.
L,EVERAL AltMs--l have several farm x
- To rent Will furnish teams, feed, etc,
on The shares for lands planted in colt a..
lhrec miles noItneast of Dallas, j, ..
CRuICHFIELD. uoNl'iW
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Il. ii. GUSHING,
COMMISSION MERCHANT IL
Printers Stock !
STATIONERY, blank BOOKS, FLAT
md RtLED PAPERS.
"A M 90 &D \ ~ -. ~ ON

Photographic orders allied and forwarded by
all the night trains. Oct2Sd3m
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fOur-lne Advertisements inserted twice IN
TINS column for Twenty-Five Cenm,
Wanted Situation,
Nv ANTED,--A situation re- drug erk
w with thorough practical 90 perirnCe.
Address T., Herald oihos, uoylO2l.
waO,od-lioardinl.
DOAkDlNG,-A gentleman and nls wife
ID can be- accommodated win tnr room
dud hOhrd IN u priyu,o family WherO there
are no other bOHrdcrB, at iiD Ross avenue.
noylO'2t,
ID OARDlNg Pheasant rooms with board,
- NJ Mrs simpson,, corner MAN ana
utrwOod streets, Al modern ronVenltnceS
IN the hugse, uOVD.2t
Lost
ArRAYED- From residence OF j. d. Rer-
y 10 I, dark brown or h mex horse, s.0r In
mce, White front nnd, mind looh Olind IN
right eye, brand 81" on left shoulder,
Liberal reward TO- his return. hov7iAt
10 Roni,
4 AND.-Two hundred ares Of good land
Il A 10 lehb lOl tNNll' bht "hN Hhll lhl''N
hOm the city, a cotton man pioieD ed Ap-
ply TO John j, EhkluS ON the premlSe'' w.
LEVERALFaltMs--l have several farms
- TO rent. WIN furnish teams, feed, etc,
on the shares for lands planted In colt u.
Three miles northeast Of Dallas j. O.
URUICIFItLD. uoNliW
Wanisd-Mals HeIp.
~ LABoRERs WANTED Apply to
~ ROBERT l.. JAMES, contractor, at
The Howard on Works. noNo'2t
1,lLLEK-A nrsl.cass miller can tiLd
vi employment Apply 10 this olll'e'
noy6'iW
Miscellaneous Wants.
XNrANTED.-Tn bug some timber land
w within II Tow miles of Dallas, Adj
dress, stating location and price, +. q, Box
gBi Dallas, leNas. uoVO.2t,
I,WELLING WAIVED BY DECEMBER |
lB--Cuutai ing q OF more rooms, by care
iul tenant who WIN lnS in u vance II de-
sired Distance from business not In port
unit afford ~ SOl,LEY, 100 Elm street,
up stairs. nOV-I
--..------- ---------------------
tAyAETED-A twp or htee hundred acre
w farm near DALAI, Address b. H.,
Herald oflice, stating loves. cash price
nogidtt.
N(JANpED-.A few thousand dollars on A
W No, securi y. Employment given the
party lending Address " Business" Herald
Office. Nov div
NEONEl TO LOAN-I have $1,000 to loan,
| WI for client, for six months, on gOad real
estate sCcurlly. A. II. FIELD, south side
| pnbiicsquare. noYl-lw
A $ TUTOR--A single gentleman, educated
| ~ Ht the UuiVVr ity of Virginia, and thor
Oughly qualified to teach desires u situation
~ III or IN private family In the country
| For further / formation apply to IL. \
pEYIoN, Dallas, Texas nov4.lw
| NJ OTlCE.--AdvertiSeme may DO handed
| ~ into our business Otlico up to $ p. IN.
and into the composing room iii n. IN.
tlNO MOVE FURNITURE, PIANOS. LOOK,
| J. ing Glasses. Etc, with care, aud very
cheap. II, u. KREUiER. Leave orders al
! j. ? Murphy IL On, Lamar street. oct2-ln
NNTANTED - Everybody to have then
| w clOrhes clennod, dyed and reuhired al
JACOBiH EBERS Cleaning and DSelrg hs
| fnet!0n wa rAGted julyll-lyr
For Sale.
II MBRELLA CHlEAS-rhe nuost ant
| u largest IN tho state; warranted true.
Nov7dlw a. VIII TAKgR, Houston.
| ,1N ". &. SICKLES-SOOOO ACRES OF
| - LAND on long time. Real Estate
Office, RO,2il Main street, near poStonice up
tara, DallasIeX as JnS-tf
!
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Wantsd-M Malls ileIp.

- = LABORERS WANTED Apply TO
"a ROBERT l., JAMES, contractor, at
The Howard Oh MOrkN. nONO.2t
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FARE lOR THEnOuND TRIP.

To New Orleans ami k&eturn.
From Sherman and between Dallas aud
sherman .,........,. S2l 70
From Dallas, and between COrSlcana
and .....,...,.,... % NJ
FROM CoTscanu and between BremOnd
ana COISlcInu, ..,...,.. ..,....,,,,,,, ~ W
From Brtmond, and between hearne
aud Bgemond ..,.....,,................. 20 o.
From tlcarno ana between Bryan and
HeAtne. ,,......,..., ..,.,..'..,....,,,. ~ %
From Bryan, and between Hampstead
and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .,..... Is 90
From Hampstead, and between Hous-
ton and Hampstead Observation-Disclosures. rs 10
From AOustOu....,.,.,,,,,. .,........... Il 70
10 Galveston nnd Return.
From sherman, and betw, en- Dallas
aud sherman. ...........................sl j 10
From Dallas, and between COwlcana
ana DuliGS..,,,....,.... ..... ., .,..... ii %
From COrSicana, and between Bre-
mond and COrstcuna acknowledgements. 10 90
From Bremond, and between Hcarne
and Bremond. ........,,,.....,.........., . 90
From Hearne, ana between Bryan and
ilearne, ,........,.......... \ o.
From Bryan, and between He bpsteal
ana Bryan. ................... , 90
From Hampstead and between Huus-
ton and Hempst sad"........ ........ 90
From houston. .............".........,.,,. 3 %
Children under twelve years, half price
under four years, irEC.
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nOAkDlNG,-A gentleman and MIS- wife
ID can be- accommodated WIN u due room
dud bOhrd IN u prlyn,o family whore there
are no other bONrdcrs, At ~ Ross avenue,
n0yl0.2t
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(NyANTED-.A few thousand dollars on a
" No. securi y, Employment given the
party lending. Address " Business" Herald
Office. Nov div
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For Sale,

II MBRELLA CHlSAS--rhp nuust and
u largest IN tine state; warranted true.
NuV7dlN a. VIII TAKER, Houston.
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wv ANTED -- Everybody to have THEN
w clorhes clenned, dyed and reuhired at
JACOB w EBER'S Cleaning and Dyelrg IS
tablighn ent, 500 Main street, DqlEfs. Sntls-
fuat!an wa rGniod iulyll-lyr
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.1N ". &. SICKLES-8O,OOO ACRES OF
- LAND on long time. Real Estate
Office, HO,2il Main street, near postofice up
tara, Dallas,Iex as juS-tf
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iOrtO,ONo VI
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-10-09

Why are your eyes like friends sePara-
ted in distant es?-Tbey correspond but
never meet,
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PoEEIIcAAL.
tFor the Spirit of jefferson ]
TO NJ. o. Col -. =.

'Tis soul stirring night of sePtemb0r---i 81
"A month, ever sacred to me- a-zE o.
For. then,I always, remember 49,. es.i
Scenes linked. love. for ever with thee:
And aIn. homeward, returning
By the light of the moon. aud the stars, ~
The planets both. too. are a-burning.
The planets Of Venus and Mars. .u. ..
l gaze on the moons softened sp'epdor,
And. then, upon Venus and Mars,
And, then, nv hearts homage, render ~
To the ''twinklipg,' and, over, fixed stars
But higher, far higher, above
All the blanets, and stars of the skies
L Shines the star of the woman love. s'
The star! of my hopes and my sighsl
When gaze on that star. and remember
When first adored It's bright rays
How wish it were, always. September,
j 4 MI fixed on it, ever my gaze!
That start in its siivery wLitenessi r5-
Its vision! 70 time can removes!
That star and, Its Mystical brf,htress!
TIE STAR of tine woman IiOTe ! 'a
II tho sky. oE my day and nigh t,FeamiBgss-
Whrre fancy, fond faacy, viii rovo-s
Ever come down the mysti-s' IL Gmires
From the star, Of the w5man love. ~.
r. II
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-Zimmerman Con solitude) says: Those
beings are only fit for solitude who like no.
body, are like nobody and are liked by no.
ho1
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"W hy do.

-"Wby don't you Wheel that barrow OF
coal along more lively, Ned asked coal
dealer Of his hired man. 'Its not . very
hard Job; there is an inclined plane to relieve
had more relish for wi, than work, "the plano
may be inclined, but am not" fyJ
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-10-09

= when Clergyman remarked that they
were to have a nave in the new church, an
old. lady whispered tEst she "knew the party:
to which be referred
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GET YOUR TICKETS
VIA
Chesapeake s Ohio Railroad

Cincinnati, zdisaopo1is, IomsvtUc, 81.
Louis, Kansas city, Omoda, San
FRANCISCO. NasAcWe, MempAts,
Nec Orleans, 7eras,
And all Points West and South West.
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- The occupants OF six hundred shanties
along the lines of New York railroads, make
a living by planting corn and potatoes be-
tween the rails and the fences. It is said
that nine thousand and sixty acres are culti-
Yated in this way.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-10-09

- tart temper seldom sweetens with
age and sharp tongue is the only edged
tool that grows keener with constant use.
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Gov. Mathews Speech at Louisville.
louisville Commercial Of Sept. sOth.l

:" ! I11VuI9f Et4O OVtI1'Isr 1'7'' o'
The Virginia residents of the city, and a
number Of others-caIIed upon Governor
vile Hotel last night to pay their respects.
They met at the Masonic Temple and marched
in body to the hotel.
Judge jackson, of the Circuit Court, de-
liyered a short address on behalf of the Nir-
ginians, to which the Governor replied as
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-10-09
Der 8. 1871 NEW Sc ERIEs,a VoI.eeXII,s No. Al
Splrit Of 1effersoI1.
TUESDAY M0REING. OCTOBER Q. 1871.

charIestown, JEFFERSON County, West Va.
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BUT 1T WAS so.

Lying in the arms of those who loved bin, {
SO near US that the cries of our wounded must
have reached his ears, was the mortally
wounded general whose skill aud strength
had no match. While the white-faced dead
looked up to the torn and shattered forest
trees-uhile the wounded crawied here and
there in their awful sgony-while the living
looked into each others anxious faces and
wondered if another night would find any OF
US there, the lcgiops of Jackson were strange
IL silent Now and then came the sudden
boom Of some grest gun. sounding like
deem prosp of despair, bat there was hothipg
more to break the silence. While tneh rested
in line of battle, having the awful hoffors Of
war on every side, there, was one who gave
mn his life as be whispered: Let Us cross
over the river and rest under tho shade OF
the trees s-- e7F ss go go so
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Court of Common Pleas.

Eunice Isham vs.. David lIildenbrand
Order for reappraisement.
John Weese VS.. Solomon Rockwell.
Order for re-appraisement.
Reese D. Thomas. Took benefit of in
solvent laws
State of Ohio VS.. John Bertsch. Suffer
ing gaming. Demurrer to indictment.
Demurrer sustained, and defendant dis
charged, and permitted to 60 hence with
out day.
State of Ohio VS.. John Ellis This wa
the rape case tried some days ago. Mo-
tion for new trial. Motion granted, and
defendant entered plea of assault and
battery. Fined 500, and imprisoned in
county Jail 60 days, and to stand COM
mitted until fine and cost paid.
Frank Blake, for breaking into store
Of Price Brothers was sentenced to the
Penitentiary one year, and Patrick
Moran and William III. Granville, for
same offense, two years each, and Tharp,
for breaking into the store of Shook &
three years. They were
taken to the Penitentiary last week.
The case of Adam Scott, the same
where the jury failed to agree last term,
occupied several days last week, and at
this writing, Monday is still in progress.
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John T. Leach to Wilson Lively--S9
acres in Washington tp.; 81 100.
Enoch Russell to Peter McClain-4O
acres in Bloomfield tp.; $1,000.
Ebenezer Spriggs to Ezerie Crabtree-
p acres in Scioto tp.; $50.
Union Cemetery to Samuel Ward-Lot
25 Union Cemetery in jackson; $25.
Jackson County Agricultural Society ct
al. to Mrs. Susan johnson ct al-Out-
Lots and s Except coal, also except
acre in Lot y in Jackson; $1,000.
Pleasant W. Davis to W. III. Steele ct
al.-quit claim to l62 acres in Franklin
tp.; 1925.
William c. Draper to Nelson T. Cavett
part In-Lot 6 in Jackson; $780,
John Carpenter to Charles Carpenter
part In.Lot g. Except coaD in Jack
son; $1,000.
Fannie E. Callaghan to Gerson David
Lot II $50 acres S. S. R. in Scioto tp.;
81 900.
Number OF mortgages recorded. g.
amount secured, 1907 so.
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Marriages in Jackson County-1s66.

Thomas Perkins and Olive Mackley,
Aug "a, by ]. Edward Jones, ]. P.
Harvey Farrar and Rachel Wilson,
Aug. 16. by Geo. NJ. Adams, J. P.
Eli Moore and Nancy Martin, Aug. 10,
by D. w. Winfough, j. P.
George NJ Canter and Elizabeth Gilli-
land. Aug. %, by Geo. Gilliland, j. P.
John Williams and Sarah Ann Griffis,
Aug 81, by D. w. Winfough, j. P.
William Callaghan and Sarah Frasure,
Aug 81, by Williamson Scurlock, j. P.
James Rhodes and Sarah E. Elliott,
Aug. 81, by William Cutter, J. P.
George w. Decker and Nancy Ann
CASTOR, Aug 29, by Geo. W. johnson,
Mayor.
Charles Crabtree and Amanda Halter
man, Aug. 26, by Joseph J. Spriggs, Min.
Wellington G. Evans and Lizzie j. Gill
liland, Aug. 20, by L. A. Atkinson, Min.
John Oliver and Eliza A. Lenager, Aug.
30, by David Morgan, J. P.
Michael Conner and Catharine Tolley
Aug. 80, by George S. Horston, j. P.
Evan Williams and Julia Ann Powers,
Sept. 4, by j. Edward Jones, ]. P.
Reuben Browning and Winnie Nc
Ghee, Aug. 20, by d. w. Winfough, j. P.
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Letter List.
JACKSON. ONO. NoY. G. is

JACKSON, ONO, Nov 6, 1877.
Amanda Callahan, William Garvin,
Mary Gilmon, Henry Harris, Miss L. NJ
Kershner, George o. Williams
Unless called for by the 4th of Dec,
1877, they will be sent to the Dead Let
ter office.
Held for Postage-William Mccain,
Esq, Yale Postoffice, Jasper county, Ill,
no stamp. ]. w. Worth q Co., 1000
and 1902 n. Main ST., st. Louis, Mo. no
stamp. Will be held one week from
date. s. P. BALDRIDGE, P. NJ
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-11-08

The President has issued his Proclama.
ton, appoin ting Thursday, Nov. Goth, as
q day Of Thanksgiving Now we expect
many of our friends will be anxious to
send US turkey Some will send nice,
fat young, tender turkeys. Some will
send them alive.
Many thanks, kind friends; but while
you are so kindly remembering US, why
not go little further, and cook our
turkey, and invite US to dinner. Since
coming to think the matter over, that is
just it.
We promise to accept the first invita-
ton we receive. As we will receive a
great many invitations, and can only ac-
cept one, it is important that we receive
an early invitation.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-11-08
A Certain Headache Cure.

If you suffer from sick or nervous
headache, morning sickness or neuralgia,
60 to your druggist and get a ten cent
trial pack of DR.. Heisley's Victor Head
ache Powders, or j. r. Heisley & 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,
physicians discovery and we guarantee
it to do all we claim. You can get the
so cent packs or the 10 cent trial size at
W. F. Hale's, in Jackson, and at all 9TH
er irstclass druggists everywhere. Con-
vince yourself jan25-ly
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-11-08
M a N RTE %.

the residence Of the brides parents in Liberty
township, by Rev. A. Moore of the Christian
Union Church, Mr.. Frank NJ. Atherton, OF
Michigan, and Miss Abbie f. Lake, Of Jackson
county, Ohio.
[We find the following in Missouri paper.
1t will be remembered that Judge Burris and
James Barlow were former citizens OF this
county.-ED. SrAHDARD.1
At the residence OF the brides father, James
Mo- by Rev. A. N. Cave. oct a Is77 Mr. Frank
p. Burris and Miss Emma G. Barlow all OF said
township.
This was one OF the mos brilliant weddings
that has occurred in Harrison county for many
day. The parties belong TO two OF the best
families in the county. We regret that we
were not able TO be present at the wedding nor
at Judge Burris' for dinner next day, but ack-
nowledge the receipt OF the cake.