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franklin Township Grange.

To the Editor OF the Standard:
The meeting OF the Patrons of Hus-
bandry of Franklin township. held in
their new Grange Hall on the 26th of
May, was attended by large and enthu
siastic crowd of both patrons and non
patrons, which gave new energy and life
to the organization.
The Fourth Degree was conferred on
twelve members, in which the officers
did honor to their positions by prompt
ness and efficiency.
Two tables. each twenty feet in length,
were laden with delicacies and refresh
ments, of which language fails TO convey
the faintest idea to those who did not
participate therein. which was prepared
by the sisters Of the order.
The hall being filed to its utmost ca
stand up while the supper was served. OF
which there was enough and to spare.
The entire crowd seemed to mingle to
gether in social conversation as though
there might be day when the poor sun
burnt and neglected Granger might be
considered the equal of the best of the
human family.
The day was bright and pleasant-the
air was balmy, which all seemed to ap.
preciate. The best Of order prevailed
/. throughout the entire meeting for which
many thanks is due
FRIEND OF INDUSTRY.
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Marriages in jackson COunty.-lss5

Thomas A. Jones and Mary Jones,
Nov % by G. Weed. J p.
jackson Gilliland and Jane Baker,
Nov. II, 10y L. A. Atkinson. Min.
Ripley EuLanks and Malinda S. Oar
ling, Nov. s. by Jas. Burch6eld. J. P.
Joshua Downward and MariIla Hartley,
Dec 10, 10y Samuel Fouty. p.
Booker ITrndrick and Dorindl Gil
more, Nov. % by Samuel Fouty. j. p.
Charles ~ Manring and Ann Eliza
Burns, Nov. 10, by Williamson Scurlock,
J. p.
Robert C. Lucas and Mary McGhee.
Nov. %. by William Cutter, J. p.
James Rice and Mary J. McClung,
Nov. %. by L. A. Atkinson, Min.
Alvin NJ. Manring and Emeline Col
lard. Nov 81, 10y D. W. winfough, J. p.
James Horton and Mary Jane Stewart,
Nov. 30. by Joseph Spriggs. J. p.
Peter Mercer and Ellen Gorsuch, Nov.
26, by G. r. Phebus.
Voris V. Stevison and Mary Ann Nc
Cormick, Dec 2, by r. J. Backus. Min.
James NJ. Evans and Martha J. Brown,
Dec. ?, by L. A. Atkinson. Min.
John c. Evans and Mandana Brown
Dec ., 10y L A. Atkinson, Min.
On the 18th Nov. license was issued
to Samuel s Devore. but no return il
made Of marriage
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VIM. H. L. McGhee, guardian. to w.
Long-lands in Milton tip; sl.l3j 2j.
James NJ McGhee ct al. to w. C. Long
lands in Milton tp.; S4.7O6 67.
Sheriff Ewing to w. Ii Monahan-In-
Lot Is in d. Hoffman's Add. to Jackson I;
1923.
David Hueston to George Hueston-
lands in Milton tip; $1,000
James NJ. Beatty to Joshua Downard-
land in Liberty tp $50.
Wellston Coal and Iron Co to Board OF
Education Of Milton tp--Lot ia Except
mineral) in Wellston 81.
II. +. Austin to Henry Slavens-Out-
Lot IL (except coal) in Austin's Add. to
Wellston $3.50
Enoch Russell to Rosaline Adams-3t
acres in Bloomfield tp; 500
David Hueston to Robert Fitzpatrick
lands in Milton tp.; Sl,750.
James Rice to John w Evans-In.Lot
6 in jamestown Add to Jackson; Sl60
Number Of mortgages recorded, s.
amount secured, s4.7ls.
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From Our Rio Grande Correspondent.

To the Editor Of the Standard:
Improving a few leisure moments thl
present themselves this evening. and be-
ing presumptuous enough to suppose that
little news from this part of the coun-
try, would be welcomed by the Jack.
sonians and other readers of your paper,
| therefore attempt brief communica-
tion. Myself and fellow students of
Jackson are at present connected with
the institution known as Rio Grande
College, which is situate about half way
be.we, Jail polls aud Portland on the
stage route connecting the places just
mentioned. The College is a donation
from Lady Atwood of this place, whose
generosity and benevolence will long be
remembered, and as one contributing
largely to the cause Of education. She
is also the donor Of what is known as the
Atwood Institute of Albany, Athens
county. The institution Of this place, so
far as am capable OF judging, is con-
du cted in an excellent manner and will
if regulated with the same propriety in
the future, rebound to the honor Of the
cause for which it was established.
There are at present about eighty or
ninety students in attendance. Four
weeks more and the institution will cele.
brate the first yearly anniversary OF its
progress A class from the Preparatory.
will graduate. preliminary to a collegiate
course, either scientific or classical The
Association Of the College are
also preparing for an entertainment.
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Court of Common Pleas.

The grand jury remained in session two
days. examined 46 witnesses, found Is
indictments, and ignored 5. visited the
Jail, and reported the Jail in good condi
ton. and well kept.
Ruhama Isenberg VS.. David l. Isen-
berg. Divorce granted.
State Of Ohio VS. John Bertsch. Nui-
sance, selling liquor. Jury trial, verdict
guilty, and fined fifty dollars and costs.
Hiram Mayhem vs.. Mayhem. Divorce
granted, for three years willful absence.
Catharine O'Conner VS.. Frederick
Schrunn. Bastardy. Jury failed to
agree.
State of Ohio VS. Harvey Wells. As
sault and battery. Verdict not guilty.
State Of Ohio vs. David w. Winiough.
Keeping gambling room. Plea guilty
and fined $50 aud costs.
State OF Ohio VS.. Harvey Wells. As
sault and battery. Plea guilty, and fined
S25 and costs.
Julia Gilliland VS.. Jane Gettles ct al.
Order of partition issued.
William o. Lingenfelter VS.. Thomas
E. Harper. Partition. Sale confirmed.
Hazeltine and Watched VS.. Samuel Ba.
ker ct al. Jury trial. Verdict for de-
PENDANTS.
David D. Evans VS.. Daniel w. Evans
ct al. Partition. Sale confirmed.
Bernhard Kahn VS. Erie Coal and Iron
Co. ct al. Judgmek It by default against
Levi S Stephenson Apr s703 l3. and in-
t-rest at per cent.
Moses E NJ T. al vfr David E. Morgan
ct al Partition. Sale confirmed.
Stephen and Thomas Vaughn VS.. A.
D. Grassland ct al Confirmation OF
sale
Eliza A. Davis VS.. Rees Thomas. Bas-
taTdy. Jury trial. Verdict guilty.
H. L. Chapman, Trustee, VS.. David
Richards Confirmation of sale
Thomas j. Brooks VS.. George w
Brooks ct al Partition. Sale confirmed.
State of Ohio VS.. Samuel A. Stephen
son and Austin Palmer. ARRAY. Ste
phenson plead guilty, and was fined $5
State of Ohio VS. William Ward. Nui-
sance. Selling liquors Plea guilty, and
fined $50 and costs.
Lucinda Reed VS.. Jacob Moler ct al.
Decree for sale of mortgaged premises.
Amount found due, sll9 35.
Lippincott, Trotter a. Co. VS.. Wellston
Coal and Iron Co. Judgment by default
for 1924 54
Allen Paine, Son & Co, VS.. Louis Ber
del. Judgment by default for 1886 80
State of Ohio VS.. Daniel p. Pewthers. |
Indictment for assault with intent to |
kill. Jury returned verdict Of guilty |
OF assault and battery. Fined 500, and /
sent to Jail for 30 days, first 10 days to be
fed on bread and water only.
State OF Ohio VS.. William Duberry
Nuisance, selling liquor. Verdict not
guilty.
Adam McClung VS.. Erie Coal and Iron
Co. Judgment by default for Sl.0lS SO.
William Kessinger VS.. Erie Coal and
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-06-07

Ibelore the Association on the evening Of
Iune sth. in the College Chapel. Subject.
u Modern Science and Modern Educa-
lion
On Tuesday last ! made my first visit
to Gallipolis. and 10y the way was very
pleasantly disappointed with reference
to the appearance OF the city. Notwith-
standing the fact that the day was warm.
and travelling very laborious. yet / enjoy.
ed the exercise and visit much | Wis
tied the wharf on the river, and for the
lirst time in my life. looked across the
fold Ohio into the Virginia Hills. and my
mind was reverted to the scenes Of when
the exploits of John Morgan, especially in
this part Of the country, were so we'll
known. But the events Of those years
have passed. and the Battery OF Carrolrs
Ilill will only live in the minds of those
who were among its originators. must
not omit to say. that my much esteemed
friend, I. Jay Morgan, OF Oak Hill, is a
known energy and zeal is wading direct
ly through every difficulty bearing aloit
the noble motto, Excelsior" May sue
!, cess crown his efforts. But to be brief
K trust. that when we as students have
Y quilted the walls of Rio Grande, that we
shall have so improved our time and op-
poltunities, that in taking a retrospective
Of the past, we can look back upon the
happy days spent here, with feelings OF
pleasantness, aud remember with delight
the kind friends whose genial society has
added much to our happiness.
II j w. Johnson.
~ Rio Grande, Nav 81. 1877
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Deaths in jackson County for the Year
Ending March 81, 1877.
LICK rowSsHIP-wILLIAMA A. SELL, AssEssoI

LICK TowSsHIP-wILLIAM A. SELL, ASSESSOR
Peter Boskill, IS years, Gmonths; burned.
Frank Brown, months. 30 days; brain tIou-
| ble.
Dora A. BrOokins, year, 10 months; not
known.
VIM. Brown, 20 years; unknown.
- Byers, Is days; unknown.
Elizabeth Brown, 81 years, months. 20 days;
thrown from horse.
Ann Carpenter. % years; consumption.
Thomas ~ .Cassells, 50 years, 2 months, days;
inf bowels.
franklin Cochran, year, 8 months, days;
brain fever.
James oliver Downey, months; sore throat.
John L Davis, years, months; burn.
VIM. Davis, 81 years; Old age.
Julia Eslewine. 0 months, IA days; brain f.
yer.
Ida May Evans, months. &c days; unknown.
Evans. day; dsformed.
Nellie Graham, = years, , months; brain inf.
Frank L. Gilmore, ? years, months, 2j days;
brain inf.
Jonathan L. Hunter. p year; fever.
VIM. X Hastings, 81 years, II days; suicide.
Ruth Heald, year, months, 0 days; spasIns.
Joseph Hay, - year.; consumption.
Carrie Hudson, q years, 6 months. 10 day;
Group.
Emma Hutchison, 20 years, months 2s days;
typhoid fever.
Elias Crandau Jones, months, days; serof-
MIA.
Downey johnson, 10 months, 10 days; un-
known.
SAINT ]. johnson, yeats; unknown.
Katy l.. v. Kabisch, years, months, Il
days; burn.
Martha Keenan,, 67 years, G months, % day,;
sarah Martin, 10 years; consumption.
David D. Moore, years, 9 months Ecald.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-06-07

1T takes an unconscionable time for
the politicians to realize that the Pgesi-
dent is looking out for the country and
is letting the party look out for itself.
The above article appeared in our col
umns two weeks ago. 1t should have
been credited to the " Y Tribune. We
think, but vas not. Brother Mackley, Of
the jackson Standard, takes US to task
for the sentiment. and very properly
We do not think the President is letting
the party look out for itself, but on the
contrary. believe that he is the wisest
aud most devoted leader it has had for
many years i [Circlevilie Union.
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Probate Court Proceedings.

The State of Ohio ex rel James Davis
VS.. Lemuel Mates. Habeas corpus. The
child awarded to relator.
Lizzie Cammie Evans adopted by Jona-
than D. and Nancy Lloyd. Name chang
ed to Lizzie Cammie Lloyd.
Elisha Scurlock appointed administra-
tor OF Joshua Ii. Scurlock, decd. Bond
SO. 400.
One inventory, one sale bill, and one
account filed
Fifteen accounts settled.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
John S. Thomas and Jane Morgan.
Hezekiah Brill and Adrianna Miller.
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We have received business letter
from the renowned Mother" Stewart, OF
Springfield. After getting through with
the matter in hand, she adds:
| hope this will find you and my dear
sister Mackley-to whom please present
much love for me-both well and happy.
! hope also you have experienced the
blessed influences Of the Murphy wave"
of temperance revival. 1t is doing a
grand work here.
| have been on n break down for the
last six months. after years of overwork
have done hut little-all winter, but
am little better. and now am only writ
ing till train time when | start for Iowa
and Wisconsin, whore | put in this
month. then go to Sea Cliff. l. L., for
July Sig to Temperance Camp Meeting
The dear friends over the water are ask
ing me To return, and ! would like to If
the way shall be made clear, and | recov-
er health sufficient.
/ had such n beautiful memento of
some of my work came to hand few
days since from Liverpool A beautifully
illuminated farewell address, encircled
with the photographs of my Liverpool
Committee, framed in a magnificent gilt
frame. 1t Is near three feet square,
perfect treasure. They gave me fare
we'll breakfast and address the day
sailed, and retained the address to put
up in this magnificent style Oh how /
would like to tell you my experiences
over there. 1t is like fairy dream. But
there, have gone to work and written
this long gossipy letter when did not
mean to write but few lines.
Very truly.
Thy MoTHER STEWART.
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Jas. E MeGimn, $ years, s months, day;
dipiheria.
Elwood -. Miller 10 months, - days: aux.
Julia \. Oliver; inf bowels.
George II Oiler. q year.; diabetes.
Mmi,h NJ. Piummer. q years, n months. q
day~; consumption.
Lucious Reed, years, months, . days;
dropsay.
Eliza NJ. Rice % days: lung fever.
David Stevenson, ! year, 10 months; un-
known.
Mary Strain. p years, 20 day; consumpiion.
Margaret Vanfnssen, 50 years, 10 months, y
days; consumption.
Sarah NJ. Washington, 10 years I month, n
days; consum" "tion.
Harriet woolam, 81 years. 2 months, q days:
hux.
Sophia Ward, 20 years. 20 months, ~ days;
ulcer.
Abram Ward, IS years, months. II dav.;
pneumonia.
John A. wrSeman, 80 years. months, days;
hurt In coal hank.
Amanda Walker. 10 year,. . days; unknown.
| - worthington. I day; unknown.
sarnh Ward. years; unknown.
Spicy wolL a year; dropsey.
The New York Tribunes series of ten
cent novels is proving On unexpected
success. The two lately issued passed
into the second edition within the first
week Of publication. and. in response to
the general demand. olympia. one Of
the most successful works Of the popular
novelist Francillon has been reissued as
No. Q Of the series. Many readers who
possess the later and better.known sto-
ries Of Frqncillon will be glad Of this op.
portuniiy OF procuring one Of his earlier
masterpieces. and that. too. in complete
form. with no abridgment or condeusa.
ton. on account OF its remarkably low
price. Olympia" having been issued in
the current numbers Of the Tribune
some time since. is in the usual size oI
that paper. but the future novels, includ
ing and following No. II. Black Spirit,
and White. will all be in that compact
and desirable form-octavo pages. about
the size Of IIarper's Weekly Any news
dealer will supply Olympia" or for ten
cents the Tribune will mail it to any ad
dress
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LANDS
Cheap Guns for The People.

Double shot Guns, from 81 To 50. Hrccch
Loading Shot Guns. from 80 e. $50. single
Shot Guns utt kinds, si tu s2i kinHH, MuzEic
aud Br= ch Loading. single aud HrUtatiuu. Z,
H. and % shuutcrs. Revolver, ., aud shoot
ers. - 20 To- go.
Guusi- seat uy Express q. y. D., with privilege
TO s-xHutiua. Price list free. Alirs-ss Great
western Gun Works. Pittsburgh. Pa
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DIVORCES

IerslIv and quietly obtained tn every State
ami T,rFitory. tor INCOMPATiBiLlTI and
other causes. no matter wurru thr party fv-
sidss. % year, experience. Pee after dsrr.e.
TER, Any, IiOoms : amd ., l31 D#afboru 81,
Chicago, IN. Uuquc-tionable references gwen.
Correspondence with the legal profession In
vlted. nug3lty
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An Ordinance.

To grade sonth street from Church street TO
Railroad street.
B e. u oriiained hy the Council OF the Incorpo-
rated Village of Jacksnu Ohio:
That South street frnm Church street 10 Rail-
road street be graded ifU rurty-fuur fcnt wide.
according To the grade herrtoftrc established. ~
s'lat OF which established grade II now ON nle
a the offic- Of the Clerk 80 said viilHnc. The
cuuncil Aforesaid d-ciariuE such improvements
80 ceS~lry. And that tie cf@ts nud eNpeu-ss
hereof he paid out of the funds now IN the
Treasury uf said village, which funds have
Drrn raised for the purpose OF making i'm prove
menfG
Passed In Council May 70. is7T.
i. W. LAIRD, Mayor.
SAMUEL STEVENSON, Clrtk.
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Saturday, there were % applicants, only
ten Of whom received certificates. as fol.
lows: For Is months, Albert @ Parks
for II months, Jacob IT, Wood, James NJ.
Shaner, George w Ray, Alva r Steward
Evan E. Evans. Lemuel J. Parks and
Kate Grimes; for months, job Wood
and David E Evans.
The following are the questions:
oRTHoGRAPHY.
Chesapeake, Supersede. Pieurisy, Hem.
orrhage, Surcingle, Caliope, Syllable.
Salable, Schuylkill, Gouging. Pyrotech-
mics, Novice, Pernicious, Factitious, Col
ander, Courtesy, Scurrilous, Benzine,
Sirius, Effervesce.
GEOGRAPHY.
l. Define Physical, Mathematical and
Political Geography.
2 Define Atlas, Zone, Commerce, Har.
Dor, Port Of Entry and Map.
3. Name the different forms of govern
ment, and give examples.
4. What are the principal natural di-
visions of water?
5. What river separates Texas and
Mexico.
G. With what velocity does point on
the equator revolve?
I. What States and Territories Of the
U. s. are included in the Mississippi Val
ley?
s. Name the leading productions OF the
Gulf States
O. Describe the Gulf Stream, its width,
direction, temperature. &c.
| 10 Name the Atlantic and Pacific
States.
/. How do you distinguish nouns in
opposition, from pleonasm2
2 Compose a sentence in which as is
used as a relative pronoun.
g. Why are intransitive verbs not used
in the passive voice2
4. What is poetic license. and what
does it allow2
5. How does "IfI was" differ in mean
ing from "If were"7
G. State the difference between a clause
and a phrase?
7. What is the use OF the pronoun?
s. What kind of verse is the following
"Tell me not I'm mounfuI numbers
/ Life is but AN empty DREAM"
9. How is the possessive case, singular
plural Of compound nouns formed2
10. Correct the following, and give
reasons:
"when the air is reduced TO s2 degrees,
Mercury will freeze"
"The rich and poor are alike mortal"
.He describss the people and the eoun try
which he saw"
ARITHMETIC.
l. What will 5 Of yards of cloth
cost at 81 of dollars per yard
2. Sold tea at 90 cents per pound and
gained 20 per cent; what should have
gained if had sold at 81 per pound
3. What is the value Of a dollar in cur.
rency when gold is ll492
4. Bought plated ring for s cents and
sold it for 50; what per cent. did gain
5. A owns section Of land and lives
in the centre of it.; how many rods is the
centre Of his house from each corner2
g. How much water must be mixed
with vinegar worth 60 cents gallon, to
make 90 gallons. worth so cents gallon
7. A steamer sails 9 miles an hour down
stream. and miles an hour up stream
how far can it 60 down stream and back
again in IA hours?
s. A and B did piece Of work, and 2
of what A did equaled As OF what B did ;
if B received SIS, how much did A received
9. IL you square the length, width and
height If a room. add them together and
extract the square root OF the sum, what
measurement of the room would the re.
suit be2
10. A person bought sheep for S94; hav.
ing lost 7 he sold I Of the remainder
at prime cost, for 500 How many
| shpen had he nj frat 2
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-06-07

James Cunningham, the Murphyite,
goes To Macarthur this week, and then to
Cleveland. He is most worthy man,
and does noble work.
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Iron Co. Judgment Tor $2.236 "a, and
order Cor sale OF mortgaged premises.
F. lIammar & Co. VS.. William F. Hale.
Judgment 10y default for S2U7 &C.
State Of Ohio W. Martha E. Cheney
Nuisance, selling liquor. Plea guilty,
and fined $50 and costs.
State of Ohio vs. VIM. Ryan. Selling
liquor Plea guilty, and fined $40.
State OF Ohio W. Charles Carpenter.
Selling liquor. Plea guilty, aud fined
$40
William Cutter VS.. j. C.. ii. Cobb and
II. F. Austin. Judgment by default for
$500 Is.
Ashbrook and Tucker VS. Louis Ber-
del. Judgment by default for S2O2 76
William Vaughn VS.. Arthur 5. Hobby.
Sale confirmed
Samuel Claar VS. Ezra Walters. Sale
confirmed.
State of Ohio VS.. Christian F. Bertsch.
Nuisance, selling liquor. Plea guilty
and fined $50 and costs.
James F. Leach VS. Austin Bales ct al
Partition. Sale confirmed.
State Of Ohio vs. Harrison Smith. Bur
glary. Verdict not guilty.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-06-07

We suppose every one has read of the Great Fire in
Bond StNew Yorentaing loss of 0OO and de-
stroyng the finest wholesale Jewery Warehouses in the
Country This fire occurred last month"; and now we throw
our extensive stock, totally unnjured, and valued at
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-06-07

a Fine Watch fer merit to Nothing
On receipt of s5 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 to be good timekeep.
er Such opportunity is offered but once in lifetime
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-06-07
Jackson Public Schools.

The following statistics are taken from
the Superintendent's Report for the year
ending May 25. 1871:
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GREAT BARGAINS!

FIFTY CENT LOT.
One pair Elegantly Engraved Sleeve Buttons.
Une pair Ear Rings n match.
Due G~ufs' Partisan Diamond stud.
One Heavy Wedding Wlnn.
one Fiue Watch Chain.
ume improved Collar Button
Que Svt Spinal studs.
ONE DOLLAR TOT.
One pair Gold Stone Sleeve ButtouA
One s-t Eiranut spiral Siutia.
One lsadlsr- bsnufi ~ Motto Ring.
puC Set % Engraved HrmcHicta
Ohc I.Hdlfs' Luug Neck chain.
One Emameled Lnrkst. fnfthr above.
one ~ 'mts, " tud mr Roll plate Watch chain.
Oue tients' Lake George" Diamond Sud.
One Jet Brnarh.
One pair Jet Ear Drops.
TWO DOLLAR LOT.
one Sct Pin and Ear Himga
Oue lstdies' Long Nsck Chain.
Que EnamelFd tsuCket fur The above.
tine laadismf =" Pom irftftuurH Wmfr chain.
tlur rsiir @Camsuf slime sleeve uuftnua
One puir EmErnNHa Sieve Buttons.
our Amethyst stone Hiua art with pranM a
One GENTS Large Hea Ring.
nue Ladl.s' Band Engagement Ring.
One y air n tfn "a t'nru b a. Draps
Ons Very Heavy Pain Ring.
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THREE DOLLAR LOT.
pr Amrth-st sleeve baths taid Nth psafia
oue 80 - studs, 20 match tue nboeu.
uug Nsuts' hrfutlful Watch cuaiu With charm.
uun nmU Iuuaa Rms.
uuc sisEaui Amrfhysf Ring wtth prafia.
luc nall Gold stone SLEEVE nattons.
Ous srt spiral Studs.
uuc pair lu Enwravei uracsirfa
uns Lake Uuorru" Diamond aiud.
Que pair Curai Far HiuEs
uue Net Jet Fin sud EaF uinwa.
One faftsian Diamond Pan.
Doe Cnsfuler Sod.
FIVE DOLLAR TOT.
one tadics' Opsrn Chsin with slide aud taassl
0ma ladiTM' Partisan Meek ChAin.
uus bsautiiul Larksf, ne the ahuvs.
uun AsadlFM' tsCamru" flu aud Eaf uinEa.
ums palr % Eieaant Hrarrirfa.
Que pair Amsihyst sleeve natious inlaid With
pearls.
one paif unyH sleeve unttnna
Que - Htuaa 10 nnatch tie atura.
uug 0Unts' Flns Watch Ghain wifh charm
nns Amsthyst Ring iniaid With Fcafla.
One TopaH kinH In laid with pearia.
umw Ladtss' Motto uiuE.
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Births in Jackson County for the Year
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