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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-03-29
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The Stockholders of the Hpfingnsid, Jackson
and romeruy Railroad are hefchy notified Ffnf
the 10 d insfailmeut Of % per cent Il rcquised
10 D. tsain Within - days uum thta data. 90 Do
lore the 18th uf May iET Hereafter miMW
days notice viii a. given for each call ~ 10
per cent. Payments uf stock must be made 20
the fuilowiuR psr~oua, who are authorinrd 70
Tacnlpf Dor the same
JOHN Foas. Springfield. clara county.
J. .. Eiy. Wellington q. a., Fsyette county.
W. W. itsil. ssfr~unsld, Highland countY.
n. a. Seymour. nalnbfidgr, Roe couuty.
James Etnmift. Wavcrly. Pike county.
NJ. 4. Chapman. 1arkunn cnunty.
II, 4. Sutherland. Iron hank. 1nrknon, o.
A. the cuutrnct has been made for the fons
strucfiun uf the sutife rad. The stockholders
wlli 49, the impuftancr of prompt paymsnt
tly order gf the board.
JAMFos EAfMfT-r. President
jackson, o.. March. y. tGT.
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1t is now believed that the boy
McCray. who was SO horribly mangled
some weeks ago on the railroad, and
whose leg was amputated. will get well.
The gangrene is checked. but the flesh
has sloughed off so as to leave the end OF
the bone protruding. 1t will have to be
sawn off further up before he can entire
ly recover
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The Republican voters of Franklin
township will meet at the Town House
at o. clock p NJ on Friday. March 30.
1877, for the purpose of putting in nomi-
nation ticket for the April election.
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Abram Ward died last week. at the
residence of his daughter, Mrs. Lewis
Poor, near Winchester. Mr.. Ward was
one of the oldest and best citizens OF this
county. He resided near the railroad. q
mile and half above town.
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See card Of Dr. Pricer. He is young
man, who comes well recommended, and
he solicits share of the business of this
community.
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The Democrats nominated the follow
ing corporation ticket: Cemetery Trus-
tee-L. May. School Directors-J. r
Booth and John Motz Council-Charles
Carpenter, John II. Price Fred. Echen-
berger and Jos Gress.
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DalhuCe III lTtdsuTeF nduuS... 40 ci
The Treasurer was instructed to for
ward this balance to Rev. E. s. Gillette
Dist. Supt A. B. Society, at Cleveland,
Ohio.
The Secretary and Depositary were
authorized to supervise the business Of
the Branch Depositaries in the county,
with power. if necessary, to abolish old
ones or create new ones. or change them
so as to make them productive and use
full
The following resolution was adopted :
"Resolged By the Executive Committee
Of the jackson County Bible Society
that the sum Of sixty dollars be and is
hereby donated from the amount of the
Society's balance at the office of Amer
lean Bible Society, at New York, to con
stitute Rev. j. X Gibson, Pastor of the
Presbyterian Church, and Rev. j. F.
Williams. Pastor of the NJ. E. Church,
life members of the Parent Society"
The Secretary reported that he had in
formation from the Superintendent that
the Society's balance at New York in
October last was $lS7 81.
The publishers Of Standard and Her
aid were requested to publish these pro-
ceedings.
j. w. LONGBON, President.
II. G. MILLER, Sec'y.
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Having used DR.. Marshalls Lung Syr-
up in my practice for some time, am
prepared to say, that it is a superior rem
edy Tor all cases Of Coughs, Colds and
diseases of the Lung gs and Chest.
DR.. F. WALTMAY,
Spring field, Michigan.
For sale by all druggists.
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An Infringement.

j. II. Walker, the boot manufacturer
has recently began suits against parties
for the illegal use of his trade mark.
When Mr.. Walker retired from the old
firm, of which his father was the head in
1868 and began business in his own name
he manufactured a new style Of goods
4 new and original trade mark The new
style of goods and the trade mark Mr.
Walker secured to himself by legal mea-
-ures' OF late years from time to time
complaints have been made to Mr.. Walk
er that parties. including manufacturers
and jobbers, have counterfeited his man
ufactnres, by stamping inferior goods
with the trade mark Of the Walker
boot" Recently detective in the en-
ploy OF Mr.. Walker visited Columbus.
Ohio, and obtained evidence against Reed
Il Jones Of that city who were infringing
upon Mr.. Walkers rights by using his
trade mark and with it stamping goods
Of an inferior make and selling them in
the market as the Walker boot The
-vidence against this firm is strong, and
Mr.. Walker has began suit against
Them for $4,000. The case is in the
hands of Brown Il Holmes Of Boston. a
firm standing high as patent right law
yers.
The genuine Walker Boot is for sale
by j. l. Hibbs & Co. Portsmouth, o.
mehSlm
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One OF the most stimable citizens may
be thank nj 'or the introduction of DR..
Bulls CIugh Syrup, for its timely use has
saved his lie.
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DIR. BUTTS DISPENSARY.


THE ACCOUNTS or
]. l.. Ramsey. guardian of ~. Marshall
A. scott. guardian Of &. u. HaythA minuuf
y. A. Sell, admin strRtnr etc, u. n Mitchell
J. q. Nandcyort, administrator of Eliza Ian.
drum:
Robert e. Lucas. guardian of ". y. Lacaa:
Jacob a. Sell. guardian of Mary Ehiridg
Have bscn nled Ia the Probate Court OF Jack.
son county, Ohio, fnr srttlemeut. and the same
are ~et foT examination and hearing on the al.i
day % March, A. u. is7, at 10 o'clock A. ~
Ohm C. EVANS. Probate Judge.
mari5-gt
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]. A. Starkey, of the Book Store. has
given us a bottle of carmine, or red ink,
which is certainly the finest and most
brilliant ink we have ever used. Persons
who have rulings to make in ledgers or
journals, and all county officers, should
give this beautiful ink trial.
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NOTICE
u. \. INTERNAL REVENUE
SPECIAL TAXES.
Nay q, 1877. 60 April 10. Is7s

The Revised statutes of The united state.
Sections alu. III. AZ. aud I'd. rsqulrs evsry
EN- pioyment which rrudrra him liable %
zrfC'fAL TAX, To PROCURE AND rLACn
gnNNrICUONNLN IN MS EHTAmLfhms
MENT on PLACE or HuhG~EsH . SLANT
drnotinH the payment of said SPECIAL. TAN
Tor the Hprcial.Tan Year brginnfng May I. ts7T.
before commencing of conunulug busine@s a.
ter April NJ. tsTT.
qulred by lac of every person liable 10 special
Tar, aa above.
The Taxes Knbracsd within the Provisians
Of the Law Abovs Quotsd are the Foiiew.
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l. Music by the Jackson Band.
2. Prayer by Rev. J. X. Gibson.
dE.s. af oy nv .e sbe PFesident.
S Congratuiatory addresses by the barus-ho
q. solo and chorus. swhat Shall the Harves
Be-" music by p. p. Bliss Gospel Hymns, no
less than y voices, Prize SO ,,.a,c.,,s Neu
1. Chorus, aDavid's iamentation,' not less
man y RecitaIStion. the Winged worshippers.'
McGufry's New Reader, in concert by chllaren
under Y years of age-not less than Voices
10. Adjudication of Essay. "The influence Of
the Bible on Society,"" not less than 70 pages
fJolscap. Prize SIS.
H. Chorus, "Halleufah Amen,r by Handel
IL. Band music, aMarseliaise Hymn" Prize
IL. Reading. Battle of Waterloo" MeGuiey s
New Fifth r a Ter Prize IS
IA. Duet, when the Swallows Homeward
lS' AdiudIcation of Poem, .'The Anglo-sax-
ons," In rhyme-not less than 800 lines. Prize
Isl instrumental music on Piano, "Home,
Sweet Home" with variations, by children un-
II. Recitafion' aJepthah's Daughter" Nc
Guffey's New sixth Reader. Prize -.
Is Chorps "nse,s.y y s,sSy ip Pr4a MssS1r sS Harmony
TO- AdIudication Of Essay, Relation ofThought
10 Action" not less than 20 pages foolscap.
20. Singing, "Up with the Hands to Jesus" P.
r. Bliss Gospel Hymns-children under Is
years OF age-not less than II voices-only one
adult allowed. Prize SIS.
2l. Adjudication of Picture, "Hard Times"
either drawing or painting. s..
%. Quartette, "Speed Away" by ladies.
Prize $40.
New Sixth Reader Prize-Fine globe for the
use of the district that the successful competi-
tor shall be a resident Of
"a. Solo and chorus, "Pull for the shore" 4. Il.
Bliss Gospel Hymns, voices. Prize ~.
26 Adjudication OF Poem, "Tbe Bachelors
Lament" not less than stanzas. Prizes5.
20. Grand chorus "He Gave Them Hsilstones
for Rain" by Handel. not less than ~ voices
Prize e75.
CONDITIONS.
l. The items number s, Z, II, u, Is. 10 and 20,
are open to competition to adjoining counties.
2. The essays and poems TO be signed oy an
assumed name and deposited prior to June 1,
with G. A. Atkinson Of Jackson, Ohio, Secrcta-
ry OF The Association.
8. That all prize compositions shall be the
property OF the Association.
4. That no prizes shall be paid unless the adj
Indicators find the competition 10 be meritori-
5. That ali competitors shall perform any
part assigned to them on the Programme Tor
the Evening Concert.
g. That ali parties exp citing to take part In
the musical com petition both vocal and instru- |
mental shall send to the Secretary the name OF |
they expect TO compete upon on or before the /
LIST OF May, 1877.
The music for the two grand pieces can be /
obtained from any music dealer.
The names OF the adjudlcators and officers OF i
the day will be announced In n few days
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l will mail ths recipe for prsplring n
simple VEGETABLE compound will remove
TAN, FRECKLEs. PIMPLEs. and BLoTcHEs.
leaving the skin soft, clear and beautiful; also
instructions for producing luxuriant growth
Of hair on a bald head or smooth face. Ad-
dress, incloslng 10 cent, Ben. Vandelf & Co, Box
5l2l, No. Wooster ST.. MY. dec2s-Gm
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Nh We vii. start you in y hu-ine-- yuu
NO can make so "a week without capi-
M0NENtai. easy and rel ectahlr 90 either
WlONL ] SCI. D.. a. louugs - B0wesy, Nh
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On Monday morning we saw David
Martin, Of the firm of c. NJ Martin &
Son. He was on mis- way to Cincinnati
to buy a stock Of Spring goods. He said
they intended to sell their goods away
down, at the very lowest prices, as they
intend TO build up large trade this
Spring, and in order to do so, with so
much competition, extra inducements,
in the way of superior goods. at low
prices. would be resorted to.
This firm intend to make the trade in
boots and shoes a specially, and hence
their stock Of goods in this line will BE-
very superior, both as to quality and
quantity, as well as to very moderate
profits.
The store room Of c. NJ. Martin a. Son
is on Broadway street, a short distance
below the Martin Corner, and next door
to Mark Sternberger's Store.
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Town Lots at monthly and yearly pay
ments at reasonable prices.
March 6-tf r. KAHN.
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ELIAS CRANDALL

We are still doing a very large business
in printing visiting cards. Orders are
coming in from the. country, as we'll as
from the town. For some weeks there
have been several advertisements in the
Standard Of persons East who will send
25, 35, so. etc, cards, for dime. Sever
al persons have sent for these cards, but
they do not fancy them when they get
them. We print mixed cards. with beau
tiful ,clear type, twenty for q dime.
There is no humbug about our cards.
or course we have finer cards. We
print so German Bristol board cards, and
furnish box containing them, for seventy
five cents. Then we have fve colors
snowflake cards, for cent each, and four
or FIVE colors gelatine cards, for two cents
each. We do not set up a name, or print
any cards for less than ten cents.
Another Of those horrid and sickening
affairs so common all over the country,
took place in our town about seven
o'clock on Saturday night. A boy
named Boskill. aged about IA years, un-
dertook to put carbon oil in a lamp
while the wick was burning. The lamp
exploded, aud all the clothes were burn
ed from the boy, and he was roasted all
over, except his feet, which were pre-
tected by his shoes. The skin and flesh
hung in strips from his face, hands, etc
He lived about six hours, death ending
his sufferings about one o'clock on Sun
day morning.
This awful affair will not do any good
as warning Others will go and do
likewise.
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The Democrats OF Lick township met
on Saturday last, and put in nomination
the following ticket: Trustees-D. H..
Varian, Harley Aleshire, and II. Bartlett.
Constables-Wm II. Palmer, Charles w.
Caudle, and Leroy Reed Clerk. X.
McClung. Assessor-W. A. Sell. Treas
urer-David D. Duncan
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Any person 70 liable. who shau faii % comply
with the foFeguing requirements will BE- subject
90 severe pgnalflea.
Persons of nfms In Jarkson aud Ninton
Counties liable 20 pay any of ths hperial n nes
natnfd al.oNe must apply - y W Longpons
aom &. w. uhiu. ana pay Tor md procure the
speciahTnn stamp 90 stamp thnY neei. rstnr
" May !. iTT, and WITHOUT FUhrhklA NO
T1CE
speciaI-Tax Htsmp- win ~ trHn=unifa-a ~
msli only on rsosipl from thn prruun - ~
ordering the sane of sperina difnrtione - -
do. tugrthsr with the uccr~aarr po~1a1H M4nmlm
% the amount Fequirwi ~ p@E ne p@@feM@
The pslafnHr on cue stamp la three eemtn sud On
two stamps aiM cents. M a Il desired thai AheY
b. transmitted - rrgiatarwd mall, Ten omntA nds
ulttuuni should aururnranN fha apptlnnftpu.
GREEN ~ HArM.
Commissioner % tntrrnai Hevunue.
orrfcH o. IsrHHSsL RHvNrrH,
WAsutNuruN. q. g.. Ianuafy =. ifTI.
nnafEf NNHNffHaNs
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NEW PT1NOS G ORGANS
For Sale at Half Price.

Toy my b. seen at the mV sic rooms - ssv-
e ra e cal fs both In the East and Wfsf. tus
ia a er Information, ado. Lox ST, Elg y, IN.
dcl2l7J-3m
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PROGRAMME

or the Grand Enteriainment to be given by
the Jackson County Literary Association'
at Jackson, Ohio, July 4th, 1877.
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Mr.. w. II. Ashmoro, of this place,
On Tuesday morning last, feeling as
surod that the news of the recognition
and permanent establishment of the
Hampton Government would roach
town that day, and desiring to have a
turkey dinnor on the strength of it,
and not trboing able TO purchase ono in
the country, determined to kill q wild
one, and accordingly shoudcrod his
gun and started for the woods. The
SUCCESS of his efforts has been ostab~
lished before us the evidence of a
gobblor's beard, measuring 103 inches
long. The turkey weighed 214 pounds.
Mr. Ashmorc is a good Democrat, a
good blacksmith, a. good citizen and
it appears, o good shot too. Hurrah
for Hampton.
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Town E1rcTtoN.- Our town = Cleo

= ~ Il = T. y "
Town E1EcrtoN. Our town Cleo
ton came off last Monday, The 4dry",
ticket was the only one in Che field,
and every votospoiIed had "dry" on
dorsed upontt. 'Pickens Isl 6mp pBRtF
cAlly a"dry" town. SO to speak, and
ifthe Railroad towns, should go "dry'
10 their elesetiopss whieht ,are soop to
come off, Picsonsi County, will not
have a barroom 81 in II tgas thgl County
Commissioners have decided ,r not. to
grant bottle licenses represent year.
The following gentlemen, were elcc-
ted: Intondcnt-W. Il. McFall; War
dens-R. A. Child, q. w. Taylor, J.
f. Folgcr and B. F Lesley. --ra"..7 " '
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Capt. Berry, special agct for the
collection of the Railroad tax, informs
us that he is succeeding very woll.-
The money to pay off the judgment
on the suporscdeas bonds has all been
raised, and Commissioner Loopor went
to GreenvilIe last Tuesday for the
purpose of paying it off. Capt. Berry
will continue to receive the tax, as
much of tho money with which the
Judgment was paid off was borrowed
from individuals, which is to be re-
funded out of the eight mills tax, as
soon as collected.
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NOTICE.
U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE.
SPECIAL TAXES.
May l, 1877, to April 80. 1928.

FHNiiE Revised Statutes of the United States,
a sections 1872, 3237, 323S and 3239 require
every person cugngcd in any business, avoca-
ton. or employment which renders HIM lia-
bic TO SPECIAL TAX, to procure and place
conSpiculousy in his establishment or place
Of business n STAMP denoing the payment
Of said SPECIAL TAX for the Special Tax
Year beginning May l, 1877, before COM
mcnclnG or continuing business after April
30, 1877.
return, rs prescribed on Form II. IS also
required by law Of every person liable TO
Special Tax, as above.
The Taxes embraced within the provisions
of the Inv above quot Ell are the following, viz:
RCcIitcrs 5000 OO
Dcalears, retail liquor, 25 90
Dealers, wholesale liquor, 100 90
Dealers i'll malt liquors, wholesale, 50 90
Dealers in malt liquors retail 20 90
Dealers in caftohacco, % CO.
Retail dealers in leaf tobacco 500 GO
And on sales Of over S 900, fifty
cents for every dollar in excess ...
Of 81 ,0G0.
Dealers in manufactured tobacco, 8 90
Manufacturers Of stills, , - so 00j
And for each still manufactured 20 90
And for each worm manufactured, 20 90
Manu- acturors of tobacco, 10 90
Manufacturers of cigars, 10 90
Peddlers Of tobacco, first class (more
than two horses other animals) 80 90
PedIlcrs of tobacco. second class e..
(two horses or other amin als) 25 90
Peddlers of tobacco, third class Zone
horse or other anmal Is 90
PcIdlcrS of obacco, fourth class ION
foot or public convcyance) 10 90
Brewers of less than 500 barrels, so 90
Brewers of 500 barrels or more 100 90
Any person so liable, who shall fail TO
compy with tho foregoing requirements will
be SuhjcC to severe penalties.
Persons or firms liable TO pay any Of the
Special Taxes named above must apply to
l.. CASS CARPENTER, Collector of Internal
Revenue at Columbia, and pay for and pro.
cure the Special Tax Stamp or Stamps they
need, prior to May l, 1877, and without
further notice.
Special Tax stamps will be transmitted by
mail on receipt from the person or firm or
derng the same Of specific directions so to
do, together with The necessary postage
stamps or the amount required to pay the
postage. The postage on stamp is three
ccnts and OH two stamps six cents. If it is
desired that they be transmitted by register
ed mail ten cents additional should acconrpa-
ny the application.
GREEN b. RAUM,
Commissioner of informal Revenue.
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE,
Washington, D. c., January %, 1877.
March 20, 1877 18 mar2ap2
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l.. G. Neal, whom we mentioned
last week as having been committed
t@jaiI in default of bail, on the charge
of obtaining money under false pre-
lenses, had n preliminary hearing be-.
fore Trial Justice Taylor last Wednes,
day. The case was sent mp to- tho
Circuit Court, and Neal remanded
back to jail, where he will remain un~
til the next session of court for this
County, unless he can find sufficient
sureties to his bond for bail
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ASSOo 1875 q
TALL AND WINTER GOODS!

VOUR ATTENTION Is MOST RESPECT
4 fully called to the largest and decidedly
the CHEAPEST Stock Of Goods that has
ever been exhibited in West Greenville; CON-
sisting of DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES,
HATS, HARDWARE, CROCKERY,
GROCERIES, etc., etc. =, ...
Our prices arc so low that no house this
side Of New York can under-sell US.
We sell Goods strictly for CASH, which
enables us to make the above declaration.
We keep constantly on hand large lot Of
DOORS, SASH and BLINDS, nt prices that
defy competition.
We also keep on hard q large lot of these
celebrated GRANGE PLOW STOCKS, StO
which we invite your attention. . a9 aana
We have ALSO connected to our Store,
n Large WAGON YARD, with a well of Good
Water, which is Free and OPEN TO ALL 5t .s
CELY az BROTHER.
qrecnyflc S. c., October 1876 noe
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NOTICE.
Sept. 7, 1876

7 TAKE this method of Informing all parties
l. interested, that l will be found in my Of
fee, at Pickens Court House on each WE'D
xEspAY and THURsnAY, and on each SALEDAY,
for the purpose Of transacting any business
that comes under my jurisdiction,
AS my duties as School Commissioner will
compel me TO be absent in different parts OF
the County, appoint these special days for
the benefit Of all concerned. Office hours,
from n, NJ, to 4 p. m.
G.. W. SINGLETON,
School Commissi oner,
Feb 8, 1877 %
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DEATH.-Rev. Jacob Borroughs, q
Baptist minister, died at his residence
about six miles west of this place, on
Thursday last, at 2 o'clock A. M. Mr..
Boroughs was ono of our best citizens
and will be sadly missed by tho COM
munity in which he lived as well as
by tho church. -''
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VTCK'S

FT0WER AND TEGETABLE GARDEN
IS the most beautiful work Of the kind in the
world 1t contains nearly $50 pages, hun-
dreds Of fine illustrations, and six ohromo
plates Of flowers, beautifully drawn and COL
ored from nature. Price SO cents in paper
covers ST 90 in elegant cloth. Printed In
German and English.
Vick's Floral Guide, Quarterly, 25 cents.
Vick's Catalogue-300 Illustrations, 25 cts.
Address JAMES VIcK, Rochester N Y.
Jan 25 20 4t
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CRISTADORO'S
HAIR DYE.

Cristadoro's Hair Dye Is the SAFEST and
BEST; it acts ipstantaneously, producing the
most naturl shades Of Black or Brown; does
NOT STAIN the SKIN, and is easily applied
1t is q standard preparation, and favorite
upon every we'll appointed Toilet for Lady or
Gentleman. Sold by Druggists.
J. CRISTADORO,
p. o. Box, 1888. New York.
Dec u, 1886 10
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SALEDAY.-But few people wcro in
attendance last Monday. The Shoriff,
by order Of tho Probate Court, sold
two lois, containing ono acre each at
Easlcy Station, belonging to the es-
tate Of Nj. S. Hendricks, DECEASED
One, front lot, brought $50, and the
other back lot, only brought $40.
No other sales werc madc.
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Vick's Floral Guide

beautiful Quarterly Journal, finely Illustrated
and containing and elegant oolored Flower.
Plate with the first number. Price only 26
cents for the year. The first No. for 1877
just issued in German and English. IA, |-'...
Vick's Flower and Vegetable Garden, i'm
90 cents; with elegant cloth covers $l00
Vick's Calalogue-800 Illustrations, only q
cents. Address,
JAMES WICK, Rochester, N. Y.
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VICK'S

Illustrated PRICED CATALOUGR
Fifty pages-300 Illustrations, with De-
scription of thousands Of the best Flowers
and Vegetables i'll the world, and the way to
grow thcm-all for n two cent postage stamp,
Printed in German and English. ~ 'iSo"
Flok's Floral Guido, Quarterly, rs cents. a
year.
Vick's Flower and Vegetable Garden, so
cents in paper; in elegant cloth covers S.. 90
Address, JAMES Veg, Rochester, N. Y,