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The rapidly increasing demand for Eli
lert's Extract of Tar and Wild Cherry;
is positive indication of its merits, thou
sands of individuals who have been cured
of Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis and incipi-
ent Consumption, where other remedies
have failed, are the best proofs possible
that this is without doubt the best cough
remedy yet discovered. For sale by
Geo. w. Miller. ttf
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-11-29

Baby shows are the fashion now, but as
mothers continue to nurse their little
ones with Laudanum or other opiates,
they cannot expect their babies to look
bright. " your baby needs medicine get
a good and harmless one such as DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup. 25 cents bottle.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-11-29

Aaron Aten, son of Joseph Aten, is in
Cincinnati this week, to have a surgical
operation performed on his leg. Some
years ago Mr.. Aten was driving team
hitched to sled, when his leg was caught
between the sled and tree. and the
bones crushed 1t never got entirely
well. and for some months past has been
getting worse.
Mr.. Aten has been able until recently
to attend to business, at Delays livery
stable.
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The nerves are ever on the rack while
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Nervous Head
ache or Sciatica are lurking in the sys
tenn. To remove the disease and soothe
disordered nerves, nothing has been found
more effectual than "Lawson's Curative"
For sale by w. F. Hale, Jackson, Ohio.
Nov. %, lS77-2w.
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Our information last week about the
trouble at the Infrmary was defective in
one important particular. Mrs. Hidden
brand was not arrested, and no accusation
was made against her. Thomas Hidden
brand was arrested, and had an examina-
ton before Mayor Laird, and was acquit-
ted. We are glad that it resulted in this
way. Our county Infrmary has been
we'll conducted ever since it was finished,
and we hope no improper conduct may
ever disgrace its record.
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series of meetings will be held at the
Baptist Church at this place, (Jackson,) }
beginning next Sabbath. Dec. 2, 1877.
Rev. j. N. Clark, Of Portsmouth, will be
present on Monday evening, and remain
for some days.
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In "Lawson's Curative" will be found a
special remedial agent for Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, and diseases of the nerves. 1t
assists nature in driving out these dis
eases and in healing and soothing the
shattered nerves. For sale by w. F.
Hale, jackson, Ohio. l5noV2t
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-11-29

Anna Connelly's Improved Redemption.
without Lea, silver, Lac-sul phur or Dgleteri-
Gus Drugs OF any kind, positively restores gray
hair in three days TO its original color not all
cOlOrs of the rainbow 10 removes dandrufi,
stops the hair from falling and makes 10 grow,
leaving IL clean, soft, glossy and uatuTal, its ap
plicatiOn cannot be detected. Red hair chang
ed to "A beautiful brown. \ quantity sufficient
To last six months, post paid, 10 any address on
receipt of 81. Send stamp for circular. Agents
wanted. Address Mrs. CONNELLN, p Bond
Street, y. y. nov21tlm
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OF the several remedies which are pre-
scribed for the healing of Cuts, Wounds
Bruises, Burns, Scalds, Toothache, Head
ache, Diptheria and Sore Throat, none
come up to the standard Of "Lawson's
Curative" 1t has stood the test of years
For sale by w. F. Hale, jackson.
2onoy2t
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-11-29

Uncle Sans Condition Powder Cures
and Prevents Disease Every stock rails
er should have it on hand to be used as
occasion may require. If your druggist
does not have the genuine Uncle Sans,
do not be deceived with an inferior arti-
Gle but send to the Emmert Proprietary
Co., Chicago, and get it for yourself
For sale by Geo. w. Miller. tti
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The injurious use of improperly pre-
pared pills and other loudly-blown RENE
dies, recommended to cure all ills, is
much to be lamented by all except the
doctor into whose care you are sure to
come. An honorable and trusty excep-
tion to the rule is Eilert's Daylight Liver
Pills. They clear and purify the system
perfectly. For sale by Geo w. Miller. If
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There will be communion services held
at the Presbyterian Church Of this place,
next Sabbath at 101 o'clock A. M. Pre-
paratory services on Saturday evening. A
fulI attendance il desired
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On Monday night, about eight o'clock,
the SCOT in one of the Aues in the Com
mercial Block took fire, and some sparks
came out on the tin roof A loud yell of
..fre" was heard in the streets. the engine
house and court house bells were rung,
and there was great excitement. 1t was
useless to tell these ranting idiots that
there was no FIRE. They only yelled the
louder. Is the fool.killer really dead.
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DIR. Harter's Liver Pills have proved to
be of the greatest benefit in relieving and
curing obstinate and dangerous diseases
where other remedies have failed. For
sale by Monahan a. Jones, Jackson
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A FARMER's PAPER.-We ask attention
to the card Of The Ohio Farmer in this
issue of our paper, and recommend it as
one Of the oldest and most valuable az
ricultural and family papers Of the coun-
try
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For some time past we have been adj
vising those who wanted to enjoy the
fine fall weather and the good roads, to
get an outfit at Tom Delays livery stable,
and enjoy themselves. Many have done
so, and yet there is short period of time
remaining of good weather.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-11-29

Getyour spouting and roofing repaired
at once, before the winter shuts in all
out door work. Graham can do it up for
you in fine style.
Also, if you want tinware, stoves,
CRATES, coal buckets, or anything else in
that line, call at Grahams shop, corner
of Pearl and Broadway, and you can be
accommodated.
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Road Notice.

Noficc O. hereby aivCn. that petition win tr
pres utHd tu the Commissioner ul jackson
county, Ohio, &c their uFNf session. iu u.rrfu4
Der, 1870, praying fur she vacation nuh aifrfu-
tiYu 90 tlr puhlfr fuud leading num Jackson.
tu said county. 90 fiHuitHu iu Niufuu county.
us follows BEGINNING Hf O. point utHf fIIH t 90.
ow ~eltI's. Boz Nnahiurfuu township. Iu atII
Jackson county where fhr road uum tiuu'a
MIN iutUrHttu# said rfaf mentioned road.
Theme. tu thH ruufHWfHf rHTu#Fu uf d. q. fuudg'a
rfsHrNHfiuu. Boz Milton township. thence Co. fhr
south east corner uf FnIN T.aHTEff.ufI. o. NHrHfa
eti. a1 that Bli uf tur said ru4l frum the said
btEiuuiue point leading tY fHr f#aiisura uf
the said Huudy. Co th" public iuII istIInH ffHfu
E.riiu tu Iumuuu, opposite tfH residence III III.
q. la-l,y I.I., Boo Milton township. alntl There
after bu vacated. aul thr fuHi fIum thH said
jackson tu tbr slid Iamiru shall thereafter o.
by way uf WrilsiGu, using tHH uuhilr fnsds -.
tHIllsIs.l by inw. a PETITIONER
uuVIIt
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Great crowds are in attendance from
the country, at the bankrupt sale, on
Portsmouth street, to see the large bun
dies OF goods carried away. One would
think times were really good.
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Farmers, livery men. and harness ma
kers who have used Uncle Sans Harness
Oil, will never use any other, it is the
best and only Reliable Oil in the market.
1t received the highest award at the Cen
tennial Exposition of 1876. For sale by
J ohm C. Branson. ttf
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We anticipate a great dinner at Sam.
Poindexter's, under the First National
Bank, on Thursday of this week. Sam.
says he will have turkey, goose, chicken,
quail, rabbit, possum, and a dozen other
good things. He says he has engaged
two possums. Now if Gould should be
there. he will eat all of the two possums,
and one or two turkeys besides.
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MA THE WEEKLY
N0h 10 s ia teS m a Il
I'D ONE DOLLAR 4 YEAR!
SIX COPIES FOE FIVE Do1LARs.

THE OHIO STATESMAN, DAILY AND
A WEEKLY, is enjoying, under it~ present
management, a prosperity that thC organ oi tht.
Ohio Democracy at the state Capital has not
known before since lis paimy days, when un-
dci the control Of Samuel MedaTy. Aud the
course Of its present prosperity may tTutHfulIy
BE- attributed to th" fact that 10 Is once more an
outspOlcu advocate Of popular TightS-Uf pure
Jeligr r-ouiau Democratic prime pies. 10 accOIds
allegiance To no clique or ring, but attacks po-
llical abuses with the old time yiZor that
characterized 30 twenty years ago.
The WEEKLY j. "a large sheet giving Column
bus and state news with "a fulluc-s second to
no other paper. Address,
noy29i3m J. +. LINTON, Columbus. Ohio.
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One day last week Baby Grimes" call
ed at our Office. He said he had had an
attack of erysipelas, and it had cut down
his weight considerably, and now he
only weighed 2S5 pounds.
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Word comes to us that Prof. Michael
has over 80 pupils at Portland Prof is
business fellow. D. 7. Morgan walked
off with the prize.
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When you come into printing office,
do not knock at the door, but open the
door and come right in, but be sure and
shut the door after you.
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II you have friend with cough or
cold. tell him to try DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup. He will thank you for your
advice. The price is only 25 cents.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-11-29

Smith Townsley. Of the Herald, has
gone to Batavia with his family. Mrs.
Townsley will not probably live through
the winter.
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Visiting Committee for Public Schools,
Friday, 30th inst. Mrs. John 7. Moore
and Rev. J. X. Gibson.
T.. s. MATHEWS, Sec'y.
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Probate Notices.


rI'HE ACCOUNTS oF
Joseph Aten administrator of John Weston
deceased.
James Piummrr guardian Of Ieyi W. Plum.
mora minor.
Aimaunda .. Cavstt ndm'r'x OF Ezekiel n.
tINUff deceased,
Daniel Waller guardian of John q. wcich.
minor. aud
caroline strain guardian Of Eva AicKeovcr a
minor
Have been filed in the Probate Court df Jack.
Huu county, ohio, for giflHuruis and fhr sufur
arr Hrf lur examination and hearing un the aIfh
day of November, a. -. 1871, uf l1 o'clock 4. 81.
of said tnV.
JOHN J. c. EVANS, Probate Judge.
uugIr.t
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A little daughter of Mr.. a. Mrs. I. P.
Sutherland. aged about six years, died
last Saturday, Of typhoid fever.
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Green tea SOC. per ID, coffee 20@ 22c.
per ID, and other groceries equally low,
at the bankrupt sale.
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Remember the Temperance Mite Soci-
ETY. at the NJ E. Church on Friday night
Of this week.
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COL D,

AnE p GrsHt chance Co. make money.
@NH I'll 10 sou cant E.L auiI Euu rfu
HTNrN N-."f TfFHui.rri... We ufHHf
- - ~ = peauu Iu sysly town to lake
subscription iuf tEu largest, rlfTUfst and h#Ht
illustrated EmilY publication iu tHr WUFiI.
Any u-r rfu H#rufuH a surr.HsafuI agent. TFr
most tltaNui works uf uIt EIFtu fIFH tu Hufi.
NeflusI.. lHg ufirH ia #l low Chat almost every
nHaN .uIl.rIlnr#s tur HE.u uf REPORTS making
UveI ai1H fu e week. a fHlY ue.ff rHf.uffs flft.
Ing over II .uhHrflIHra iu tru days. Ali wHu
DuEtE" make MONEY flaf. Nuu cam devote AM
your IuH fl iuE Du.IutsHs uT HuIE EuuF HrIfH
Time. Nuu UUtI uuf ie Hu.N from home over
ulEif. 500 tIu Geo d.. Ha W.If HH others. Pail
particular. directions HfI t"Tfu# ETH.. tfHHHut
slUN .ArHHaIFt uIIuf IH.T. Or EHu want f.HIrfH.
b.H wu.k uu OBJ FHuf ufiIIf.s.a GO uuHH lf f.ssfa
uutNiu- Co. fTN fHU hu.Iu.s. $50 uflf u Iru FfI.
gtLre iHils o. mako rrrHf I1rs A#Ir..s "Ihr
P.uIi... IlullHlt iu.iiHais HHilr.
uu-. L..a-.
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INSURANCE.
MILLER7S
Insurance Agency.
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY
Columbus, Ohio.


INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,
COLUMBUS, January 10, 1877.
WHEREAS, The HOME INSURANCE COM
PAN1, located at Columbus, in the state OF
Ohio, has fled In this Office "a sworn statement,
by the proper officers thereof showing its con-
dltlOn and business, and has complied in all
respects, with the laws Of this State, relating to
FIRE insurance Companies.
Now, Therefore, in pursuance Of Law, /, Will
lam ID. Hill, Superintendent Of Insurance OF the
state OF ohio, do hereby certify, that said Com
pany Is authorized TO transact its appropriate
business Of FIRE INSURANCE in this state.
In accordance with law, during the current
year. The condition and business OF said Com
3lst, 1861 Is shown as follows:
Aggregate amount of available As
issf-@
Aggregate amount OF Liabilities lex
ccpt capitalD including Sg7,SJI Gs for
re-insurtnce, bcirg nifty per cent. OF
premiums on risks not terminated. l10sjl Gs
vet
Amount of actual paid up capital. $4,000 40
'''i 4UfO o.
Amount Of Income for the year in
In Witness Whereof, / have hereunto sub
lSEAL.l Of my office to be affixed, the DAY and
year above written.
W. ID. HILL, Superintendent.
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Old newspapers for sale at the Stan.
dard office, at so cents hundred. None
to give away. If
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The great bankrupt sale, by order of
the United States Court, is still going on.
See advertisement in another column.
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Partition Notice..

Sarah Harrison, widow, Mary r. Behm, Gil
bert l.. Behm' Roth Harrison, and Jacob r..
Harrison, all Of Jackson county, Ohio, will
them on the 18th day Of November, \. u. 1877,
in the Court OF Common Pleas. within and for
the County Of jackson, by William Harrison.
and = now pending, wherein SAID William
Harrison demands partition Of the following
described real estate in said county, 10 wit:
The east bali OF the north east quarter, and the
north half Of the west hall OF the north east
QuaIter OF section number tWauty-Sevpn (ZTl of
township number seven "a, Of range number
nineteen tl9l; also the south east quarter Of the
south east quarter Of section number twenty
two %, OF said township number seven 10.
and range number nineteen 40. containing in
all 100 acres more or less, and for the as iau-
mcnt OF dover 10 said sarah Harrison, and that
~ the next term Of said court, the said William
Harrison viii apply for the assignment OF said
dover in said lands TO said sarah Harrison. and
that an order Of partition Of said lands subject
10 said dover may be made, in pursuance OF
the statute in such case made and provided.
Dated this I'd day Of November, 4. ID. lsT7.
WILLIAM HARRISON, Petitioner.
James Tripp, attorney. nly22lGl
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EDUCATIONAL
FIRsTFEIDI ~ ErERr MoNrn


UEErNffrLu. ONO. NnV. q issT.
NaIlEr ls hHFrHI EtNtus thaf gur Nrmrfai nfs
N... uf fisF HEflHallrlis Iafk fkasu and fumrfuN
l.liIHIl tufHIHauIs have taftn removed ffufn
NI#.ufElls NHius % HlFluHnrtd. Onto, tm Hr-
f.flHHHUr With Tlsliuilfu 81 tur taari ~ Ia
rHetufss Otsu. a. mAttNtas,
u9yl5llt Hee.y.
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WANNp0to cure a ease of CATARRH in each
N mn lUn eighbOThOOd, with Dr. karnseGs
Remedy, to Introduce n. Sample free. j. G.
TILTON, PittsbuTg, Pa. nov2gi3m
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WOIR NAME printed ON 20 Mixed Cards
4 for l3 cts. = Fun Cards 10 cts. CLINTON
BROS, Chntonyille, Conn. june7-ly.
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Low prices on goods draw purchasers
to the bankrupt store for bargains.
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JACKSON'S BEST
Sweet Navy Chewing Tobacco !!

was awarded the highest prize at Centennial
Exposition for its fine chewing qualities, the
excellence and lasting character Of its swecten-
ing and navOring. II you want the best tobac-
co ever made ask your grocer for this, and see
that each plug bears our blue strip trade mark
with words Jackson's best on 10. Sold whole
sale by all jObbcrs. Send for sample 10 &. 4.
JACKSON Co, Manufacturers, Petersburg,
Va. uOvZgflt
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nov29fIt

II. G. MILLER, Agent,
nov29flt JACKSON, OHIO.
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TXCLUsIvELY ron
l. ~ Il NJ Il BK -.
Nineteen Losses in Jackson County,
Amounting TO
813,2 ,217.OO.

10 has mote Farm property Insured iu this
county than ull other tuuuMmlfa. aud ia fhn
only purrly Farmers Insurance Company du-
lu4 cuisines iu ohio, aud pays uaua.u hy
lightning whether tire fmaues ur not.
A. certain Agents 81 rival Cumrnulfs have
grossly mi4rupr-sUutrd this Company tn this
county we take pleasure iu tINIuF fn tIu In
surfing public. that De- surplus over uil iiahlli.
fiDa. O.. larger than thr entire Hs.ffa al FHrmffa
Of Howard. Ohio, aud larger than thr aufffu.
ffhD American. of CHlr1s1.
Tho tAUtusls 90 both Uf said Cnmnnutfa. no.
rurdiuE tu tur official luaurAuCs Report uf the
ohio Insurance Department. were larger 90 lHlG
than their entire recripfs for said year.
I~NACN. ~WEWAED.
Erriiu n Euahss jackson CO.. o..
Agent Gaf jackson. AieiEs and Ntutun cuuutlfr.
s1lirtur-H. }. BACKUs. Camba. ohio.
au-u.fI
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Transfers of Real Estate.


Donnelly and Emily c. Johns
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HE 90 sGENr"
LADIES WATCH & CHAIN.
PRICE $1,000.

This cut represents our bsauu-
fuI "Gem" Ladies watch and
Chain, though both watch and
chain are more than one-thlrd
larger than the ongrayingl, made
expressly for thIsAgency, and esle-
braicd for durability, beauty and
workmanship. Tho eases arc ole-
gantiy engraved or engino-turnod.
The Watch and Chain are made Of
a composition closely resembling
gold, plated by a new process, and
impossible to be told from gold
save by chemical test.
SWISS WATCH AGENCY,
~ Bond Street, N. n.
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ISAAC nnows. r.r.aururnLAn
i prrtidrHL rtcs. IFstldsnL
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IRON BANK Of JACKSON.
MAIN STREET.
Opposite the Court House.

Capital, $4,000 90.
Stockholders Individually Liable.
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England, ireland, Scotland a Wales

Interest Paid on Time Deposits.
ftTEn rfCEuEf. prcaidamts J. -. CLAnN.
Vice President; ~. AmmHrmuMu. Cashier
r. J. EEWAuuH, Assistant Cashier aud Book.
Keeper.
Dirorf1rl-ff. 4. Chapman. J. y. Glare. John y.
Davis, Peter firkfri. n. 81. Matthews, John
Sanders and q. n. Miller.
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Western Fair, London,
the British Isles, held Dublin
n
awarded the Highest Prize
land, First Prize Medals,
sydney. Modal
America, First Medal,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-08
COLES noRRIS'S 1RrSrhESHIP.

Trying TO SETTLE THG MATTER WITH IS LITTLE
PrrffcrrY AS possIBLE-THE REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS.
Coles Morris still refuses to see any one,
and remains IN scclusiOn. The report tEat lis MIA" Is
affected IL untrue. Dr. Lewis A S"yIe iS j '-ti.'h
s,ys that he is not insane. lie much surprised al
his inability TO raise loan short time ago. ana hiS
failure distressed n so mach TO make him exec IL
io4iy morbid. He hal spent large OF money in
improving property in jersey city, part OF tie
Coles estate Thc Land was nearly yalueioss. and with
o,t b,iu i'm proved was not worth tie taxes paid ont
Tho Fri, Railway Company made Au an Offer ior sore
of te property, and tis led him 10 believe tAit ne
Land could made exceedingly yaiUabie aud aeuns on
this beel, he expended Hfg, amounts Oh IL.
The following real estate transfers have hefu made D!
Mr. Morris. is understood, partial settlement OF MS
obligations to the Coles estate Tor uloney ieaPpfo
pnsted:
Clcs Morris 20 Elizabeth c. olnsthe reeStoy and brick
'.sr " aV.ToT place u fees inches by Is fev
% ~!xthl1e Cousera. oi $1,000 Executed Iii s. 1879
Coes aorf 10 ronecp5 Morris, lot described as c.t
lei inches by 100 rect together with The buildings cr"
also an oi, VITA stable m th ear - po'e z.A-l iet
Consi,raiion SopO0 Acknowledged beoIe h"ialj pdDe
jan. ,. 1877: recorded Jan. 3, 49,. . u.
Coie7 Mors 10 EHabr.h & iiois one, lt rs "a
the orilu in No III MHN,li} pace aAI 90. ' ~
,.ntivth interest 20 No. SoutAs, 1CNh ~ me Eastern
Ilo;.l Consideration, $4,000. -,
The following a,SIgh!E.nI5 Oi NOR sSVs nav a'o O''u
r,ade by Mr.. Morris:
coles Morris To william II. Oge certain mortgage made
March. 1866 10y Ursl Mckee Ia IaNui 81 Robert htcf 10
secuI, ID, payn.n; OF So JUU. Cons.i' taiion, 81.
IN E0i,o IonbarIa o. Fnme 81 Davis 10 seclrv payment
CO. Mors to Wiiam K Ogle certain moltgaae made by
Caroline T. Dayton N yGr o. tae std MOTIF " ''e"' INC
tOgs MoITia to Corr C. Dwight cerian m"c0rr l'ut ~
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