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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-01
Notice to Creditors.
In THE ERopArE Coz

In TnE ERoDArE CouRT.
August 10, 1877.
: ,HE creditors halding claims apairst
4 tho estate of EpHNA1M M. Nun.
ar,. Ply, "a deceased, are required. by
Srasf @ Oh "this court, to establish. their
II ucmnnds before mo- at Fairfield Court
September next wy '0i
o. r. THOMPSON,
""s - 4A'"a Judge Of Probate.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-01

IT IS RUMoRED that the North will
'endeavor to divide the South in
1880 by running Ben Hill and
Banks on one independent ticket
for President md Vice President.
But tho South having roared such
sweet fruits from her solidarity"
will not bo fooled by this bait.
Independent candidates will bo at u
discount down hero for some years
to como.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-01
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

GOVERNOR HAMPTON is in Philadel- :
'phia with eleven other governors.
He has also consented to deliver an
address at n fair to be held in
Winnobago county, illinois.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-01

In SOME of the townships of the
county tho negroes rallied solidly
and defeated the proposed altera>
ton of the fence law. In conse-
quence those townships will be
subjected to great annoyance in
,koeping out stock from the sur
rounding townships that have adopt
cd the change. The landowners in
these townships should Immediately
prepare a petition to be presented
to the Legislature next session.
This petition should set forth that
tho petitioners own respectively the
number of acres Of laad appended
to their names, which, when
aggregated, constitutes such q pro-
portion of tho whole number of
acres in the townships. The Legis-
lature would act favorably on such
a petition, when it us evident that a
largo majority OF the land owners
favor it. The petitions should be
presented at the opening of the
session 80 that tho change may be
adopted before tho time arrives for
building limo fences
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-01
Y E G. ET- ! 7 N E

drA III hna zh h saN sAd
blood, restoring the liver ana Kidneys to healthy
action. lnylgoratlng the nervous system.
VFGETINE
purgcs the bowels, but Il safe, pleasant remedy,
which Is sure to purify the blood, and thereby
restore the health.
VEGETINE
Is now prescribed in cases Of Scrofula and
other diseases OF the blood, by many OF the best
physicians, owing to It's great success In curing
all diseases OF this nature.
VEGETTr%lI
Does not deceive invaids into false hopes by
purglng and creating Il fictitious appetite, but
assists nature In clearing ana purifying tho
whole system, leading the patent gradually to
VEGETINE
Was looked upon as an experiment for some
time by some of our best physicians, but those
most incrcdulouS In regard TO It's merit arc now
its most arden friends and supporters.
VEGETINE
Instead of EeIng ruTcd-up medicine, has
worked 1t way up TO- Its present astonishing sue.
cess 9y actual merit In curing all diseases of tho
blood, OF whatever nature.
VEGETINE
Says a Boston physician, "Ias no equal as
cures, after all other remedies had failed, |
visited the laboratory, and convinced Myself OF
s an% hens cach s nTmy m ses
tive ; and they arc compounded in such a man
Eer as to produce astonishing results"
VEGETINE
Is acknowledged and recommended by physi-
clans and apOthccnricS to be tho best purifier
thousands speak in ats praise who have been
restored to health.
PROOF.
WHAT Is NEEDED.
BOSTON, Feb. l3, 1871.
Mr.. H. r. STEVENS:
DEAR SIR about one year since. l found
myself In 4 feeble condition from general de-
bility. VEGETINE was strongly recommended
to me by friend who had been much benefited
%ns Us M Soss was e rssor tnd o hc "tGr
and discontinued It's use. I feel quite confident
that thercts no medicine superior to it for those
complaints for which It Is especially prepared,
and would chccrlully recommend II to those
who feel that they need something to restore
'hom 10 perfect health Respectfully p.IS, yours,
Firm Of S. NJ. Pctungill Co., 10 State st Boston,
HAVE FOUND
THE RIGHT MEDICINE.
BOSTON MASS.
Mr.. II. r. STEVENS:
DEAR SIR My only object In giving YOU this
testimonial Is TO spread valuable tniormation.
Having been badly afflicted with Salt Rheum,
and the whole surface Of my skin being
covered with pimples and eruptlOns, many OF
which caused me great annoyance, and Knowing
It TO be a blood disease, took many or the
advertised blood preparations. among which
was any quantity OF SnrSapari'la, without ot-
taning any honeDt until l commenced taking
!he VEGEIINE; and before had completed
the FIRST bottle saw that had got the right
medicine. consequently ] followed on with it
until had taken seven bottles, when was pro-
nounccd well man and my skin Is smooth,
ana entirely free from pimplcS and eruptiOnS
nave never enjoyed so good health before. and
attribute IL all to the use OF VEGETINE. To
benefit those AFFLICTED with rheumatism, will
make mention also OF the FEtiETI Nl;'S wonder
ful power OF curing me OF this aeGtc complaint
or which have suffered so intensely.
@. II. TUCKER,
Pass. Ag't Mich. C. II. r., 90 Wash. St, Boston,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-01
Notice to Creditors.

In THE PRoBATE CouRT,
August 81, 1877.
,HE creditors holding claims against
dacoosae o Inc estate Of Henry Il. Crumpton,
court to establish their demands bafnra
me OF Fairfield Court House on or befors
he hrst day Of November next.
40 O. n. THOMPSON,
avg Nora" Judge Of Probate
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-01
Merchant Tailorinu.

- W. mE undersigned informs the citizens
thot ~ thensnoro ha ,sa and the county generally,
ment IN tho store next to Mr.. ]. CIend;,,
lhgs' re is prepared to DO all kinds nf
WORK IN hls line ut short notice and On
reasonable terms. A full line of SAN mn,o 20
Kept constantly on hand, from wbic%
customers may make selections. Specio n
attention given to CUTTING.
feb 24-tn6m w O. poc,,v
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-01

dy the Session Of Scion
'(hawch, 1VinusJoro, S. c.,
IN MEMORY OF THEIR LATE ELDER, JAMES
II. AIKEN.
from the Southern Presl,Wc,inu.
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REGISTER.

On Friday, of this week, will be the
time for voters to register, and the place
will be the usual place Of holding cleo
tion in your township or ward Last
week we published the law in full. We
doubt whether any man can understand
this law. Some able lawyers have at
tempted to expound it.
Now if you have not resided in Jack
son county one year, you had better go
and register.
II you have not resided in the town.
ship one year. better 90 and register, un-
less you have family, and have resided
one year in the county; then a removal
from one tow nship. to another. in the
same county, makes no difference; but il
you have no family, then. as we under.
stand the law, you must register, when
you change your residence in the same
county.
A man who has been in the same town
ship for one year or more, need pay no
attention to the registry law.
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REGISTRATION LAW.

An act supplementary and amendatory of
an act entitled An act to amend sec
tions 2, 4, and "a Of an act entitled An
act to preserve the purity of elections. q"
TIME OF RESIDENCE IL STATE AND COUNTY
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Gener-
al Assembly Of the State OF Ohio, That no
person shall be permitted to vote at any
elections unless he shall have been a res
ident of the State one year, resident of
the county three hundred and sixty days,
and a resident of the township, village,
or ward in which he resides and offers to
vote three hundred and fifty.fVe days
next preceding the election; provided
(frst) no person shall be prohibited from
voting by reason of not having been a
resident of the proper county, or town
ship, village, or ward the time above
specified, If such person shall have been
bona fide resident of the county thirty
days, and of the township, village or ward
in which he resides and offers to vote
twenty days next preceding the election,
and shall have complied with the proNi-
sions and registered as required by sec
ton of this act; provided, second. that
any person, being the head OF family
and having actually resided in the State
anu in the county wherein he may offer
to vote the time required by this act, who
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DOCTORS.

A terrible howl is raised in Scioto
county against DR.. Sellards. and in Jack
son county against DR.. Monahan, and
some seem TO think that there were no
farmers in the last Legislature, but that
the doctors have stolen our liberties, &c.
The official record shows that there were
in the Senate 6 doctors, 9 farmers and ii
lawyers. In the House doctors, "a
lawyers and Al farmers. Now If the SO
farmers could not successfully "rasser'
with the Is doctors, they must have been
rather weak brethren.
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THE N. Y. COMEDY COMBINATION

A Grand Excursion by special train
will leave Jackson for Wsverly, Monday
next, Sept. oath. at 5 o'clock P. NJ, to
witness the performance of the great
play entitled Rose Michel" at Emmitts
beautiful new Opera House. This com
pany is very fine one and great treat
is in store. The troupe will pass through
here on Monday, and accompany the ex
cursion. Round trip tickets, including
admission to the Opera House, will be on
sale by the Railroad, for only 81 90. The
excursion will return Immediately after
the performance. Let all 60 who wish
to have good time and enjoy a great
treat.
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VEGETIME
Puri6es the Blood, Renovatcs
aud IuvigoTates the
whole system.
Irs MEDICINAL QUALITIES AHE
ALTERATIvE. ToNIC. SOLVENT AND
DIUnETIC.

Veartino b male exclusively from the juice.
of sarsft1fIv-saIfstsd harka. roots. aud hrfias
aud - strongly concentrated that it will effsct.
umtly eradicate frutn ths ayatem every faimt uf
Scrofula. ~crofulou. Iiumor. Tumors. Tan
Ger. Camcerous uumurs Ery@ipstaas salt
Hheum. Syphitttic Diseases, dank.r. Paint
ness az the stomach. and 81 dlecnsHs that
arise from impure blond ~clatica, lnnamma-
try aud Chronic rheumatism Neuralgia.
Gout. aud spinal Complaints can only D. rf
fscfunIiv cured fhruunh the blood.
For Ulcers and Eru nttvc Diseases ~ tho
skin. pustmirs. rfmptras Eiutshra. Bells.
letter. scaldhead. aud Hingworun. Nrrrfinr
has never niisd tu effect uHrmaurut cure
For Pains In the Back, Kidney Complaints.
Dropsy. Female Mgakueszs Igueurrharas ~
arising from internal ulCrfntiun, and uterine
diseases and General Debility. NrErtinr acts
directly upon the cuusrH % these com plaluts.
10 tuvigurutes aud strruEihCus thu whole ayHs
tenn. acts upon the srcrDiive urAnna. nllaYH I'M
nammation. cures liberation, aud regulates the
bowels.
For Catarrh. Dyspepsia. Habituat Costivs-
ness. patptthtlan 90 "a. Heart. ucadashs.
Piles. Nervousness. aud General rrostratiou
given such pcrfscf satisfaction ~ the Nczetinr
IL nuriflss the blood. clenusca al uf the organs
aud pas,.-s,ssa controlling power over the ucr'
vous system.
The remarkable cures effected hy VcEctius
have induced many physicians aud nputhora,
rlcs whom We know to prescribe aud use u lei
their own families.
In fact. Nsrctine O. the best remedy yet dis
| covered fer the above diseases. aud ~ the unls
| reliable BLOOD PURIFIER yet placed bcfof.
[ the public.
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Portsmouth is the place for enterpris-
ing newspapers. The Senatorial Conven.
tion was held in Portsmouth on Wednes-
day. Sept. 18th, and we confidently ex.
pected to find the official proceedings in
the Blade Of Saturday, the 18th; but il
there was any mention Of the Conven.
aion in that paper. we failed to find it
We did find the call for the Convention
still in the paper, three days after Con
vention had been held.
Hurrah for Bristow
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You will also proceed 90 vote for or against q
certain proposed amendment Co the Guuatitu.
tion 81 the state ~ Ohio, to-witi
An Amendment 81 Articles -Four aud Eleven
ul the ton~titution re-urEaulEiuE the Judiciary
~ the state of ohio. providing that sscf ions
Unc, Three, Five, siN, Eight. Twelve. Fourteen,
Fifteen. sixteen aud Eighteen of Article Fuui
nr amended and Srction seven 81 Article
Four, and SECTIONS Twelve aud Thirteen uf A..
ucle Eleven b. repealed. la accordance with
official notice given ~ the Secretary uf SLATE.
Those Ia ftvuT of said Amendment. shall
have PLACED upon their ballot the words
judicial Constitutional Amcndmgnt-NIoaH - q
Those opposed % said Amendment shall have
piacsd upon their ballots the words Judi.
cial Constitutional Amcmdmcut-No."
And nt said election the qualified eiecton
shall vote fur or against n certain net entitled
An act 90 authorize frCr Banking" passed
April -, ISL. ~ said election the electors %.
string % vote for the approval uf said act. nhai
place upon their ballots the words, "For the
free banking act" and the voters not nppruV.
ing u shall place upon their ballots the words
"Agninsi the free banking act"
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STATE SENATOR.

The Convention at Portsmouth last
week nominated John l.. Jones, of Jack.
son. for State Senator. No better nomi.
fiation could have been made. Mr.. Jones
is we'll known in this county. as an ac-
tive. live Republican. Next week We
will give some attention to this Senatori-
al question, as Mr., Jones can be elected,
IL the proper effort be made.
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IRVINE DUNCAN.

We have been requested to ask Irvine
DUNCAN, candidate for State Senator.
whether he will vote for John l.. Long
for Representative. There appears to be
sane dispute about this matter. Mr..
DUNCAN can answer next week, in the
Standard. if he desires to let the people
know how he stands on this question.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-09-20

President Hayes, like his great and
illustrious predecessor, Andy Johnson, is
still swinging around the circle with his
little one mule show. exhibiting his rebel
PostmasterGener eral- The little caravan
has visited Marietta, Dayton, Fremont,
Richmond Cnd. }. Cincinnati, Louisville,
&c. 1t is gradually getting where it will
be more appreciated-among the Ku-
Klux and Rife Clubs.
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aD eat ntst OF our desire To hnd a rrIn,siy foT
their condition, we recommend
1. That Congress establish National Bureau
OF Industry.
?. That Congress exert its authority over all
National highways of trade, by pr, scribing and
enforcing such reasonable regulations ~ will
tend To promote safety of travel sfcur- fair re-
turns for capital Invested, aud fair wages to
the employee preventing mismaungement
Improper discrimination, and the nggrand ize-
ment Of officials at the expense Of stock holder
shippers and employees.
3. That provision be made for StatuatoTy ar.
bitratiOns between employers aud employees. a
adjust controversies reconcile interests and
es ablish justice and equity between them.
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The Trustees Of the several townships are rc-
quirvd To return with the poll books Co the
tarrk. the following mumhrr uf Jurors for their
respective townships, to-wlfs
Lick township, ~ Jurors: Hamilton towu
ship. Jurors jefferson township, ID Juror
Liberty township, 10 Jurors: Madison town
ship. 10 juror: Milton township, 90 Jurors
Jackson township. 10 Jurors. ~cinto township.
glurum: Fmmkitn township. Iuruus Hluum-
nrld township, juror Washington township.
Jurors. Tutmt=ln.
Owen under my hand this % day of scptcm-
bcr, A. y. ls17.
JOHN M. EWING.
sheriff Jackson County, Ohio.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-09-20

Mr.. Howe, agent for the celebrated
Wanzer Sewing Machine, has shown us a
letter from Mr.. Wanzer, the manufac-
turer, which states that he has secured
buildings in Buffalo, N. Y. and will soon
be manufacturing the machines at that
place. 1t looks like this celebrated ma
chine is destined to supersede all others
in this country
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Republican State Ticket.

Republican State Ticket.
For Governor,
w. II. WEST,
of Logan.
Lieutenant Governor,
FERDINAND VOGELER,
OF Hamilton.
Judge of Supreme Court,
w. w. JOHNSON,
Of Lawrence.
Attorney General,
GEORGE X. NASH,
of Franklin.
Clerk Supreme Court,
DWIGHT CROWELL,
of Ashtabula.
Treasurer,
JOHN NJ. MILLIKIN,
of Butler.
School Commissioner,
I. T. LUKINS,
Of Portage.
Board of Public Works,
A. w. LUCKEY,
Of Ottawa.
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JOHN y. POTTER a CO.,
Publishers, Philadelphia


state 90 ohio. Iarksnn county. asl
Court uf Common rieas.
OrarHr 0uiiIand. AdfnintsffHtnf etc. " firilrr.
ca smith q a.
uu o. order uf sale.
Notice is hereby given. That iu pursuance ~
al uftirf uf sale issuesi uuf ~ said ruum um the
90 day ~ Auaust. A. y. is7i. anh o. me az
frrfrd as sheriff - satd ruuutYs utii unff fuf
sale "a the duuf % thg cuuft huusn. iu tnid
Cumutys Uu
Saturdas. October lslh. A y. 1871.
~ one O'Clock. o. m. thn following duarfitfsi
rrat estate. situate tm she ruuntg 81 1arkauh
and state ur ohio. tnsuiff
The south east uuHffrr 80 fhn unHh wet
quarter uf sfrtiun uumbrr fhlftf fsntr lil. ~
township uutularr nFr .t.s uf fauEr uutntarf
nineteen finI, containing taHy urfrs tuufu ~
les.
Appraised at fisn.
Teftns nf .alr. rash on haY uf sale.
To b. suid hs fhr pfurFlf1 ~ ltHhHcra smith
81 a.. 90 satisfy Judgment anh decree lu faNuf
q Geotso oiiiliand, -dmiuisifaiof ui Howard
Gwen undsr Iny hand this lsih day - Hsp-
JOHN. ". EWING. shuJ. CO.
james Tupp atty fuf pl'm
arUfIsf
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Second Tuesday in Oct, A.D. 1877,
Belns ne On Day of aid monthl

Being the oih Day of said month";
Il by the Constitution and laws of ohio np-
pointed thg day on which the qualified oiccfura
oi jackson county are notified 60 meet in their
respective townships. ~ their usual OF proper
places designated for holding elections hctwcrn
the hours % siN o'clock In the forenoon aud aiM
O'Clock In the afternoon of said day. aud then
aud there proceed TO vote by ballot Tor the fol-
lowing oficers. to-wits
one Governor for the state of ohio.
One Lieutenant Governor for the state Of
Ohio
On0 Judge Of supreme Court for tho state of
Ohio.
one Attorney General for The state Of ohio.
one Clerk Of supreme Court Tor the state Of
Ohio.
one Treasurer of state for the state OF Ohio
one school Commissioner for the state Of
Ohio.
one Member Of the Board Of Public works
for the state nf Ohio.
oun senator iur the seventh Senatorial Dis
trict. composed - the counties Of Adams Ncio-
20. Pike aud Jackson.
One Representative IN the Ohio Iazisiaturu
for jackson county.
one Auditor fnr Jackson county.
one Treasurer Tor Jackson county.
One surveyor Tor jackson county.
One Commissioner for Jackson county.
one Iunfmnry Director Cor Jackson county.
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The Best Evidence.

The following letter from Rev ~ - Best
Pastor % ~. =. Church. Natick. Msss. will D.
read with Interest BY many uhyairlaua. also
thusr suffering from the same dtassnsn AZ nfficfs
81 the sou - the REV. q. =. nraf. No pnfann
can doubt this tcsiimuuyt ~ there o. no doubt
alHpui thu curative powers ~ Nrsrtinc.
Mr. "a. a. steven.
Dear strive have r.lni reason fnr rranrdins
your NeErtiue q medicine ~ THE greatest value.
W. fa.l assured that ff lfHa hn. O. the means uf
saving our sous iifr. ~" is unw seventeen
year. uf age. fur TIE last two yeats be- has sat
ferFd fiom necrusis nf his lcu. cnused by srfufus
l0us affect nn. ANA was Ear reduced that
nearly all w'lo saw him thought bis rucovury
impossible. A council uf able Physicians could
give us but the faints~t hope 90 his ever rally
ing. two of the numhsr declaring that he wns
beyond the reach of human rrmcdtrs. that
even nmpuiatlun could not save him. "a be-
had not viaor enough 10 endure the operation
Just then We commenced giving him Ncgcftue.
and from that time 90 the present he hns BEEN
continuously improving. lie has lately ~
sumed his stuiies, thruwn away his crutehss
and cane, aud walks about chCcrfully and
strong.
Though there d siiii some discharge from thf
opening where the limb was iauctd, We have
7 ffiss fullest confidence that tu n little time hf
will boz p.rferiiy cured.
IT, has taken about three dozen bottles ri
Negitiuv, bet lately uaes bat little, as b. Dc.
Respectfully yours,
MHs. l.. &. y. Bf1sI.
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sALE on REAL ESTATE.

state of ohio, Jackson County, ~
Court of Common Pleas.
Maddox Brothers ~. Mary buchanan.
On t-t order of sale.
Notics D. hereby given. that iu pursuance uf
an order uf sale issued uut uf said court. ou the
9Th day Of August. A. u. issl, and g. me direct.
81 ~ sheriff nf snid Cuuutys ! viii uner Tor salr
az the door of the court house, iu said county.
on
Saturday, October 9th. A. D. ls11.
at one o'ciork. g. m. of said day, the following
described real estate situate To- the cuuuty uf
Jackson aud stale uf uhlu, to.wits
Ia lot number four hundred and seventy NstWu
tt7gI tn the Village Of Mrlisfuu.
Appui-cd az 500.
Terms OF sale, cash uu day uf sale.
To br sold AZ the property of Mary nurhanau.
e. satisfy a judgment aud decree la favor uf
Given under my hand this % day of scptcm-
iOHN ". EWING, sh'mJ. co.
y. johnson, atty fur PIN
ApTNtlf
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OFFiCE oF TiE SECRETARY 0F STATE.
I. Milton Rarnts, Secretary Of state Of the
state Of ohio. do hereby certify that the forcrn-
imE n true copy OF act therein named.
passed hy the General Assembly of the state of
Ohio. on the 6ih day of April, a. u. ls51. taken
from the TiginRl robson fls In this 81 onire.o
Ia Witness Whereof. I have hctcuuto sub
scfihgd my name. And afhKei the
ISEAL.l seal Of this Ofilcc ~ Columbus, the
Gih day Of April, A. D. ts17.
MILTON BARNES,
7ap77mG Secretary Ol state.
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We have received the first number of
new paper started in Ironton, called
the Iron Era. 1t is edited and published
by John Combs. formerly Of the Journal.
and then of the Democrat.
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Biographical. Historical. Religious aud Misrrls
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MASSACRE OF cHRIsTIANs

in BulEafias tho FFiKhtfai Turki.h AtFosi-
tics lm nthfF place. t4e uufisina - tie mass
IL IirfrrguNima. N HfNra tnr NttrfinE Hatttes
aud Thrilling Imeiaents 81 the waf. anh u the
most O. aciuntluE and rhcltiuE wufk uf she aErs
AErufa are sufr 81 ufumuf aud ready saisa.
Prospectus ttnuha nos frsadNs
Aisa Agents Wanted un our Grand Cauibi-
nation rFaafretua representing
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Election Notice.

The Annual Mrsftun ~ fhr Hfnrk huldsfs -
TttE HunuN fMnS GuMFANn vili - hsid
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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-09-20
Republican County Ticket.

Representative,
ARTHUR B. MONAHAN.
Auditor,
THOMAS w. PATTERSON
Treasurer,
JAMES r. HUNTER.
Surveyor,
JOHN D. BROWN.
Commissioner,
JOHN s. MEG HEE.
Infirmary Director,
A. f. McCARLEY.