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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-05-24

1t takes an unconscionable time for
the politicians to realize that the Presi
dent is looking out for the country and
is letting the party look out for itself
This is not the modern idea Of what the
Office is lor. but il is what the Fathers
hail in mind when they created il. and
Ike many other oll fashioned notiors. IL
j. extremely popular now.-CCirclevillr IL
Union.
THEN when you were advocating the
principles of the Republican party. a.
best Tor the country. you were lying
were your You were a fraud and n
sham were you, when you pretended io
believe the principles OF the Republican
party were right2
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-05-24

The Cincinnati Commercial deprecates
agitation, but it wants 10 know il it INT
about time the country heard from Gov
einor Stone. Of Mississippi, as to what he
proposes to do about the arrest and pun
ishment Of the bloody scoundrels who
participated in the DrKalb massacre. In
the meantime. Governor Stone, il is
stated, expresses thatinvestigation would
cause more irritation. and on that ac-
count is is impoltic Il Inter Ocean.
1t will never do 10 punish any one for
the Chisolm murders That would inter
fere with the policy of paciiication. Wit
ness the line OF proceedings against the
Ellenton murderrrs -[Cincinnati Times.
II is our opinion that the Times is get
ting pretty fair idea of the true inward
wardness OF my policy"
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-05-24

What the Democracy now mldly call
local self government" Is only smother
phrase in their vocabulary for State
Rights and the Resolutions Of '9S IL H.
but repetition of the S-crSsion cry So
familiar in 1861. I'VE want 10 lie let
alone" Will the country consent to b"
st back to the situation vt that date
aud To confess that all the iniermedat.
work of the Republican party should
have been left und"n-2 To that issue
We are drifting lCincinnaIi Times.
In the language of the immortal
Tweed, What are you going to do about
itY'
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-05-24
In u. eat I.omrgr To IN. ks

In II. enl hOmHgt to the sk.s
UpStsTtltug,
A thousand memories forth Start,
Lon s-hid. en- pictures in the neart
Revealing.
VIII re lilac chains with scented lIEks,
y. treasured tuft oi reu Give pink,
Or hynlhp
'MoneSi when W. playel, Il le stOr es tell
or Itr'l ONES. who once Il IA dwell,
Together.
Again the fathery seeds away
Ate iuifrd to tell the Zine OF day,
Whilst gOdrH-
Hued cOwslips into balls we tw ne.
Or part til.' ini ilS tn cOiuuIbine
Eufuldeni
Whilst through the woods, tho whole dav long
The curkOp SIN ~ AN Idle song,
AwakIug
The echo of a duicet peal,
That rang ere hearts bsgsn to feel
Heart bIelklng.
And so 10 comes 10 pass that we
With ha { "A sigh the flowers see,
Hall gladnts-;
And rOu"d our hearts they twine and twine,
Unul their beauty makes divine
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-05-24

We notice the following dispatch from,
Washington City:
The removal of Col. Kissenger, Collec
tor OF Internal Revenue at Athens, Ohio,
has been decided upon.
Good enough for him. We know Joe
Kessinger we'll. lie is n machine poll
tician." lie always voted and worked
for the Republican party-not because
he wanted office, but because he believed
the principles Of the party were right. II
he had worked to destroy the party. as
Stanley Matthews and all the other IRE
formers" did, he would have retained
his position. Serves him right
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-05-24
An Ordinance

requiring the paving of the side walks "a
Psarl street ami NJ tia street.
BE IL nrlained 10y the Council OF The Ineorpo
ratrti VILLAGE ct jackson, ONO.
SECTION /. Tnat s1'c., "nd every owner q.
Owurr>of rHl estate HbutIing UI p,aIl Streti
nom PORT smSuth street To Bridge siictf, aud
.TtrlI and every owner awuets OF rtal e>iHi,
Oa Main stie.Ht iIum Portsmouth 80 West str-si
shall be-, aud tia are hefVDy ftquite,t tD pave
and quite the ~lie walk in fTOuL Of zach AMI
'-vt.Iy lot part lut owned tif the sctiu~ D.
not air ady pavt-lD; said pavement On PsatiI
strert Ia b ELEVEN . et whir, AMI said pave
rtrnt On Main stree to be LIuri~rn feet wild .
Including the gutter, aud tU be completed 90,
or bef''rc the 1t day uf November, lS7T.
SIC. 2 Ttat n any uwurr or own'.r> ~ aiorr-
',iu shall IeiuSs. ngitct 10 tO said pvtns
cause tlte same tu bc don wittIn the ttnit
i.rrin Sp. cIfrtl, then the Council shall eau
o lie came I" be done. at the expense OF sat"
yWner a.. owners.
SIC. j. Tni> ordinance shall take effect and
H. la iOrce from aud after its passage, and pub
,icatlun IhertOi.
Passed in Council, May lG. 1877.
J. ". LAIRD, Mayor.
SAMUEL STEVENSON, Cleik.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-05-24
LETTER LIST.

List OI letters remaining tile I,st'.fiic,.
Jackson, Onio, for the week ending May
.. 1871.
Btrnr> Henry Evans Andrea
Evaus John Gilittt Nathaniel
Jnk~ Miss Mary (eare JOnez Charles
MIS- l. Pntter>uuD2 jackson SpTouse Mrs
Reed Miss Neal Mary
Shay john Stevenson Miss Maggie
Smith John Henry Wmkl,r Emile
Zeilrrs AlonzO
Persons calling Ior amy OI these letters please
say advertised" and give date Of list.
S. P.BALDRIDGE, =. ".
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-05-24

The custom ct the OHIO LEGISLATURE vo'ina
extra rliowaice 10 vhrioil. ON ;erS ls AN aou =
lI'i rll"u,d tie sl"pp: ,e nuii'f,us %lii
they should stay at honie.-llr''ii'oh * giSler
Our II preventative. Hon Alhan Davies
headed the party that voted down this
grab. which has been run Tor years with
out one particle oi honesty nbput il. lie
deserves thanks for this.-( Middleport
Republican.
We think the Republican is mistaken.
We think this wonderfully economical
Legislature did not vote down this
grab" but passed it, in direct violation
of the Constitution which they had taken
q solemn oath to obey. The Attorney
General of the State instructed the Audi.
tor Of State to stop the this swindle, rs
the following. clipped from one of our ex-
changes, would seem to show:
COLUMBUS. May 5, 1877.
Hon. Jas. VIII ans, Auditor OF state:
sIR-In answer to "a PORTION OF your inquiries
the Clerk, Assistant Clerks, sergeant-at.
Arms aud Assistant serg,int-at- Arms OF each
bTancn OF the General Assembly are officers
The 2Vth section OF article OF the Constitution
provides: mo extra compensation shall br
after the service shall have b-en rendered or
the contract entered into un.e,s
such compensation b. signed Dy
two thirds OF the members elected IL each
branch OF the General Assembly" IL is n.t,
therefore, Ia the power oi eittrr hOu-t. by
lu tOu-nO nIIti ter IL unaitiiIIou~-tO allow
pensation to these Officers, Or any Of tleiI, Tor
sery ices rendered az such, Hhd.I IO IIai
fiXeI by law. Aniit Is your duiy To rrfu-t
To- IssuT your wtttfnl~ upon tti- IrsTssuTy fbr
surll extra cOnnpei.suto,i ~, 'urporlIng Ia be
aIIow, a 10y elmer n'Iusc. Your uuIy in m
ltftl
the pr. siding uiiic RS tnc'te lbr such extra
c.,nit t,ensiit,1n has passed iito the hands of a.
sir,ng' hpr NHius.
YOdr other inquiries will be answered next
week. Very resp, c.fuiIy, join LITTLE,
AttOru. G.'nrral.
BY this timely interference the rrsolu.
tiols adopted 10y tn Legislature " ere rrn
dered null and void and this litIle sala
ry grab business, in violation of the Con.
stitution, has been permanently sus-
pended
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Revenue Officers Shot.

Collector OF Internal Revenue Of the
Filth District of Virginia. telegraphs the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue AS
follows: Collector .Io-lyn and Deputy
Marshal Austin and three Others have
nrcn shot in Lee county while in the dis
charge Of their duty, one .mortally
wounded. J trust you will take steps
the mur,lerer-. have trlrgraph..d Gov
rrnor Krmper requesting his aid p"
Withdraw your Collectors of Internal
Revenue, aud Pacify the South" That
is the only remedy.
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d. L. PICKREL
Notice TO Contractors.

The Commi>~ione : OF Jackson county. Oalo.
VIII OItT % s;t.e uu
T"u~,d y. My 81. 1877.
at O'Clock T. NJ. Of >atI dizzy, Ihr huil'ling 81 n
DrIdgt. near Ins. tt.-ttts,. tsT =. Il KAN, ucfUss
sugar Gees. iu SCto.O towu-hip and On
FRIDAY, .luu. !. 1871.
he builsling of tIi,. following b.id.es: One In
Milton township. near ttt- reid i4c- o. = tuu-t
Alctinre. q o'citrR q N, aud out in Lick
uwu>iIiu. %, ar thc X ttt-st, SChOO. HOua,, az
t'ci,s-k PA.
Pans ant specifications made known ON
.itittIds Uu tuu day t5I stir.
BY OEdgr VI Commissioners.
4. W. PATE GRsoS, Auditor.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-05-24
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.

~ and
hn,rd In ant
tionw heartily yen.l"r - 7.
oft
nsrrpr.s ntad- YHk Public DEE 1876
thoroughly reliable resPeet-[Boon Globe
p 1876
reputation for uneqlalcd by
in T. c -rN-w Yor< Day Book Dec l6 lS5G
tho md
don't know howir DONE [ileiad March 1871
i to
Iously low-[Tme- 1871
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-05-24

Last week we published a dispatch
from Columbia. South Caroline, stating
that President Hayes had ordered the
prosecutions in the South Carolina to he
stopped, all except three. We took the
dispatch from the Cincinnati Times. This
must have been a mistake. as a dozen Of
the mur derers are now on trial, Chiel
Justice Waite, of the Supreme Court. pre-
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-05-24

Direct connrctinns made ~ Lancaster Coz
tifcivNilts. LanFsvilir. aud al points uu the
Alneiumali Mu~htuEuiu valley Railway
- tuluuahus fur All Gstiut= kaai aud Wet No
rhHugr uf Ctr~ frpfn Columbus 10 fhiissisiphia.
Nv~ York. ludianapuiiss and thirasn.
a. u. tAhits nup'L
". \. MILLS General Tirkst AEsnt.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-05-24
TO THE PEOPLE.
GOOD GOODS AT FAIR PRICES.

Firsf-cIasS Sewing Machines aI
about One-laIf Ihc Old prices.
First National White Lrad -
wal rantcd To look better in five
years than most brands will in
three.
Eagle white Lead-a very SUI
periOr article cOlOTs dry uEd in
90.
Engine oils, best grades. free
from rit.
Full assortment oT Hardware
very large stock Of sash aud
DOOR; all the 90 guiar sizes.
Call and see me.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-05-24
Attachment.
Jos. rh walt.nl.re. ri.Iniin.

=. 4. Grant a Co. ratinsrs doinE tuslnsss IN
thw state 90 Ohis, unflsf sait fttn nAute aud
sfylv ui =. A. OfHtt a Cst.. dsivudanta.
istsfs Jss.. ". Land. Mayer of the Income.
ratsti Ntiiagw 90 Iaskmsu. tm sid rssumtf.
un thr pIh day ~ May. a. u. ts55. s.td Mayor
i-~ussi 49, uftrf "a attrisnt.ttt "a go. misuNw
ii'n iuf 80" suii 80 81 ~ with iutsrsat un tLs
slffus ffrfiu tIs - dnN 80 Mach, lssg.
Jasksun, ~, May u, iss.
Dsvil ravis, plu = aGly.
Eaayl4.~N
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-05-24
Farm for Sale.

/ have n farm for sale, containing 90 acres,
two mite sUuth OF Kty,NIIIr. AuUut ~ actrs
81 Improved ttnd, balance gOud tiIuDsr. Il r1i>
laNoIab.e. FoT particulars Iuquirc VI liDbcIt
DAVID JONES.
May "a Is57-lm
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-05-24

oRowISG OLD.
I'm growing fondrr Of my staff,
IN growing DINNER In my eyes,
I'm gIO- ing iainter ia my laugh,
I'm gIOWlng deeper in my sigiIs;
I'm gIOwtng careless OF my dr-SS,
pn growing frugal of my gold,
I'm growing wise, I'm grOwlng-yes-
I'm BIowihB olu!
do not think there can be any richer
or more beautiful flowers than those OF
the crsbspple and hawthorn. When
sitting in the shade. on the bank Of the
creek, surrounded by these flowers and
birds. thought of the many beautiful
things written by Burns, about the
little river Ayr, in Scotland. You will
remember how he described his parting
with his Highland Mary, on tue banks
Of the Ayr, " hen he said:
How swet.tly blonms the gay green birk.
How IIcl Tile hawthUtu's Dl,E~OnI,
A. UNDERNEATH tiitir fragrant shade
pressed ller To my hO~Oni.
] will close the =, f-ctions upon this
pleasant day in the woods. 10y giving the
following. which, of course, Is not origI-
nal:
FLOWERS.
There l. no season IA the year
That iifts man = iicstrt 10 usaven so ne r,
As summer;
When nOwcIs stBIuL our pathway grow,
Aud iO-e, Ou the ne,ia-, OWs blow;
sweet summer!
And as its perfumed breath doth rise.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-05-24
THum>n,,.- MAY "a. 1917.

q Ca,I.Ju-I,c,. waite is gnuns To South
c. niina IL prrSid,. ia the trial nf tho
E irnton riot. r.. High auihnriw will be-
tn rule of his decisIons.-( Wilmington
Republican.
l. you have any idea that any rebel
will ever be punished under the present
ad ninistration for the murder OF colored
m II in the South, you must be remarka
bly green,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-05-24

FIFTY CENT LOT.
one pair Ellns,ntiy Engraved Sleeve Buttons.
tInr Imir Etr Rings tn ni1tch.
Oue 81 utE' ptrtSitu ihfm tatd Stui.
Que lt'Hvy W dding Il.ng
Dus Fine watrit ttatu.
'ins impfuv-sl C',litr Baton.
Ouc Set spiral studs.
ONE DOLLAR LOT.
One pnir Gold Stone ~ls.rvs. Buttons
uus. - E.isuHtt squat Siust-
Ou.s iHuis~' ituutt 81 M.atu itiug.
en- ~ 90 EnuiuNsyl ii.isc,.s.i-.
tit.e I.stii - isstfu Nstg tttatu.
bus "a nis ZEE ] tsk.t. fsftits' fhovo.
D1e q ui- ~ 60 a % tut. W,li-titfs wHtcii chain.
'i'e ti-ut~'" LtiN, oIE,s' II. tuIsud sui.
'bus Is.i Bfofrh.
Onc Iuir j. Etr Drops.
TWO DOLLAR LOT.
One Set Pin and Esr Uings
ID tg I.tdis--' Long y TX t.tain.
Ons. ErHmsl,d q tgH-igrt ter tha above.
ftne latsiiss-' '- lputIHttffur wHtr tuuiu.
flitss pair ''t'attru" -fuuss SlHssNv Huffoua
Dur pair Engraved ~irpvr iiuttstiss.
uuts \ tftetilN-t -fuus ftfHG 80 with Pearls.
bue Gsnt~' i.srEts seal Biug.
pus lnsii,-' Band o. K ststusut Ring.
ID tc p air II . - t'tru Ear DstlH.
Une Nyry ileIyy Pain liius.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-05-24
1nAfNn nnINn Nnnrn.

AZ tutiua FsIuipp~d uith Miller Platforms
afifi tisisifr-ssii tlYtifHuiir unfku.
80 fsF FuHhrf iutsfffmHfissu Asififsssa
tgku. u. CHAPMAN. Deal Manager
J. n FsrEa.. Supt. Ussiumbus.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-05-24

a Fine Watch for aezt to Nothing
On receipt Sl5 will send by express by mail if no
Express Office of each of the above five lots and also
ONE ELEGANT HUNTING CASE WATCH.
either Ladies Gents guaranteed bc good timekeep-
er Such opportunity is offered but in lifetime
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-05-24
Probate Court Proceedings.

Lucreiia Jane Morgan W. william Lron
.,rd; petition tnop. up ~etIle.n .nt> OF account
hle,i and uid,r of SsTvics made and i~>ii,,i.
Sarah West. admIx. oi JaDyz West. ii, ed, v.
Levi Ae,t ct al; Petition to sell land; pOlItioi
hird, and AN OI,i,r uf service niadr.
Two inveutorir> h.ed.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Abner Ragiaud aud Annie ! ack-On.
John a. Huston and May Russell.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-05-24

THREE DOLLAR LOT.
Q p'r Amrth~-t sleeve but'nz tatst with pearls
Osfs' -fsi tf -t.ifl-. fu uiHirh The niHste.
tttr ~ mf-' tsFsutifui Watch unain with charm.
uitT Ice Tuutz itiug.
'iir si'7xttt Am-thy.t Ring with pearls
',ne lriis q 80 : siitw siwuya BIttUus.
uti.- CIllaf Huftan.
Que ~ ~uiimi = usis.
',nr IFtir tl En frsvsyi Dn,c.icts.
uur O. LEX. tgattrfs-'' Diamond sfuI.
'itr rttf Iiusi Ear u nr..
% 81 : q - ttn snsi Fer HinwA
ID o" Fttt-tuu ~ tWonI Psu.
pssC tuCtmlsg . ud.
FivE DOLLAR LOT.
pne f.1dis-' o ara Chsiu with sltIs and tassri.
Dee t.tsii - Fsri.itn Mex Gnaln.
pus y atuttiHi lstFks't rtr thss nhtve.
'ittr istsiiIH-' q t'tutaTt" ptu HmI Etf Himga
pfr ts'tr Eitgauf Hnis-iri-.
Dee Irtir A.u thy q ~.suys t4ltang tnlnid with
pearls.
one tniir onyx sleeve nltfaua
One +. >iu - tu ~ Itch tup nhtve.
% ~ suf-' ffur " tfrlt tsfialu with charm.
'fsr NtmHthya iftt1 iuitid with ps-ufls.
pup Topaz ring iutfth with pearts.
.tu- t.lfitsH-' Muftst isimr.
nnH isfHitsas' tfltrtml.s Baton.
ID 81 81 Nutaftiyaf @fuIa.
Itue ~ aNy riHiu tlIuf.
OAs llan4syatr sal Ring.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-05-24
CoLuMHus AND HOOKING VALLEY
r A IL ROAD D.
SHORT LINE TO LAKES & NORTHWEST


Twosrpre-s trains daily ss follows ,s1ssps
-uudsy-li
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TRAINS UOiNU .OuTii.

rtatlnus utafks~i thus 80 are nnE stations. aud
tfhins VIII stop whsn -irnaird ~ do -.
W. ". PEA BODY. Master Trauap.
". &. EvASs. Axrut ~ Jaek-on.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-05-24

GREAT BARGAINS!
Having number of odd lots sufficient for the Whole
sale Trade, we hive put them in small quantities suit
Purchasers This is unca of opportunity the goods
would retail at 10 times tire price in the regular way All
these are Heavily GOLD PLATED.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-05-24
Sweet Potato

yellow Nnnsemond
Rcd aud White Bahama.
Rid and Yellow Yam. or Bermuda
kentucky Etrly Rcd.
S"utheIn QUEEN (White
J-r,ey Yellow, aud NJ, xican. from
Mexico
Al-o. ToN,To rLAxTs -L,rre Red Tro
ply. Large G"l,lrn Trophy. &c
Al-u, CABBAGE PL,Nrs Medium and
Sintrr varieties ia great variety.
AIso. BEEr PLINrS. EsrIg. M-dirn,.
"Hd HiHfer Y"rieiirs. Red a'sd Gofd~H
4isO. PEPPEHS. smallest, MeGtant, Non
sfrO"s-R@f 1sd GofasH.
ITsO. EGG PLINTs, U-aife, Scarlet. Biaeki
and PHTVfr ErEffsd.
alan, CELERY PLINTS, best rariefies
CELEEJ-IC TTIN7S.
.ifso. CHUFI PLINTS, for Hog aud
sheep feed.
FLOWERS.
Dablias. Standard, Dwarf aud Pnmpone or
bouquet la great variety aud AL shades of c"i-
AI>n, Tig' iia~. Cnnch,nora, richest gold aud
'rI,nae - sd with black.
P'vUnI B., .cari.I SpOit,d with yellow.
Ara, g G.udiuiu~. fiIta~t trttstrS aud shades.
Ai>s'. tub Is,'S.. double white.
We will hsv'- plants ot the atuN- NnrI.ti,s
though May ami June. PsIcrs Vriy itasOna-
H..
We have also gnO1 supply Of silver Hullr,i
Bhrkwh's't. l'ri''. 30 e. "a IHr peek. This b, ii
.uIh-ttor To the ruututtsti Buck wltsat.
Alss'. Royal DwHIf Firid B uhS; price cenf-
ijrr lb. Ttr bel bsTn~ know tsif hrisi culture
ta,li Ht ''ur t'->id"iCt. near Winchester. Ihiu.
ini So. fir your~sivs. or, n more cOnvruit NJ
cave our orti't~ wuh
o. :. MIil r, Ia J,rk -o1.
.. y. THOup~siu & a. Berlin.
l. l. evans, itNgtn's sstlou.
PsHuy. WarH-u & Go, OIL tIilt.
"A
Million FHtntri. \ Csnti Co.. w,-iItuu. ship,
ID. j. Rich uCs & q. Oihcr-, CIusS iiUtis y.
Adde'S.
L. w. ININNISCN ~.
IacksOn, Ohio, unIi! Juiy ~, alter thai Rurl, ;
llIll. Jurk -siit trtIutN. Ohio. tugN -
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FAMILY GROCERIES.

l. L,di.s' ies cream saloon up ssirs. over ale
20 .',,. h'ofsway stfuvt. J@ek-ou, ohio.
Hpr.eiim
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-05-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

The iealthiest of ms are Liable To obsiruc
ii"ns in tie how,.l~. Don't neglect them. IL T.
not urrt-sSlry Ia oufra th- palate with nHt-
H. uls~ In such css.sS. TIE. most ff'-iiv'
laxative knnwn ~ TAIRANT'$ EFFEIiNFaS
the most ngtt cable. LIS operation h sO0thiug
cooling, painless. Sold by all druggists.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-06-22
Grand Sabbath school ceIebrar4op At
Neosh0 RapIda ON the Eourfh

Grand Sabbath School Celebration at
NeoshO Rapids ON the Fourth.
The citizens of Neosho Rapids have
resolved to celebrate the coming
Fourth Of July, with grand Sabbath
school celebration. A committee has
been chosen to provide all the neees-
sary arrangements for making it 3
success, and Invitations have been ex-
tended to other Sabbath shoots to be
present and participate with us on
that occasion. Good speakers win be
secured to address the schools, and
everything will be done to render the
occasion pleasant and profitable. All
are INVITED to attend and partake with
us in the general rejoicIngs of the
glorious anniversary OF our nation. A
good time is expected and we are
looking forward to the time with
bright anticipations.
1t is expected that our celebration
of the Fourth will long be pleasantly
remembered by us all, especially the
little ones, whom We wish to see par.
take largely of the enjoyment in store
| Tor them. w
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a Maine Greenback Party.

a Maine Greenback Party.
1t seems that the people of the
eastern states are taking hold of
the greenbsek question. A tele-
gram says:
SKowHEGAE, Me, June 15.-The
State Greenback Convention met
this morning, Scion Chase, chair
man. Tie attendance was very
large. The chairman congratula-
ted the convention upon the rapid
spread of the principles represented
by the platform unanimously adopt
ed, demanding the immediate re-
peal of the resumption act
of January I4th, 1915; that the
government assume its sovereign
function and furnish the people q
currency based on the faith and re-
sources of the nation in harmony
with the genins of our government
and adapted to the wants of legiti-
mate business that as fast as prac-
ticable national bank notes be with
drawn and replaced by paper mon
ey, issued by the government di-
rectly to the people, and be made q
full legal tender for all debts, pub
lie and private, except when coin is
in contract; that the money shall
be receivable for all duties, dues
ana taxes and be interchangeable
with low interest bearing govern
ment bonds; that the government
remonetize silver that the present
bonded debt of the country be re-
funded as rapidly as possible into
registered interchangeable bonds
bearing low rate of interest; that
the public domain should be reserY-
ed for actual settlers, and that there
shall be retrenchment and economy
in all branches of the public service.
State and county. Committees
were appointed and II. E. Munson,
of Skowhegan, was nominated for
Governor.
But where will they be when elec.
ton day comes. Pr obablY voting
directly against each othei, as usu-
81, and in favor of hard money and
resumption. Mr.. Munson, of Skow.
hogan, will find himself badly left
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sOUTHWEsr.

The Chase county Conrrant calls tor
spring chickens on subscription.
The EldoradO Times calls loudly for
a circus. They must be burdened with
90 cent pieces down there.
Emporia's fastest horse makes its
mile in minutes and az 1-2 seconds
-Eldorado Times.
Well, if you have any horse which
can beat that time, send him up here
and get his photograph taken.
The Halstead Record has tnrned
over its subscription list to the New.
ton News, and evaporated.
Immense quantities of fish were
penned up in raYines, near Florence
during the late flood, and sell there fol-
six cents per pound.
George Newman, of Emporia, re-
tails more dry goods than any other
house In kanses. - Arkansas CITY
Traveller.
It pays people who want to make
much of a purchase in dry goods ETC..
to come 100 miles to buy of Mr.. New
man.
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HARTFORD.

Oh, how warm!
The water mills are doing good
business running day and night.
Our post office will commence issu-
ing money orders on the first Monday
in July, which will be quite an adj
vantage to our community, especially
to our merchants.
Campbell Bros and NJ. S. Cowles &
Co., our popular merchants, are doing
a thriving business.
E. S, Dukes, our wide awake and
energetic harness maker, still sells
harness at hard pan prices.
Improvements still going on at the
post office drug store.
T. A. Ragon informs us that he will
close the present term of school with
an exhibition. Without doubt it will
be grand success, judging from the
interest the scholars take in the mat
ter Mr.. Rsgon is to be commended
for the manner in which he has con-
Quoted the school. He has given uni
satisfaction. We have not heard OF
one word of complaint and we hope
the board will employ him for the
next term. With the new school
house and Mr.. Raglan as tehacher we
will have model school and one we
should all be proud of.