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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-11-22

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~ FASHIONABLE CARDS no two alike,
@eD with name, Zoe. 20 -crOOl, w ith name,
1Uc.. post paid. Accents outht. 10.
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Probate Notices.


rI1HE ACCOUNTS or
Joseph Aten administrator of John Weston
deceased
James PIummer guardian of Gcyi W. Plum
mET "a minor.
Aimarlnda b. Cayett adm'rx of Ezekiel u.
tnVetf dertsFsHh.
Daniel Waller guardian of John q. WEIGH. q
minor aud
Caroline strain guardian Of Eva McKccycr a
minor
Have hsen nlcd lu the Probate Court of Jack.
suu county. ohio, fur settlement, and the same
are st for examination and hearing un the llfh
day ~ November, A. D. ls71, ut Do o'clock 4. ~.
OF said dag.
JOHN ). c. EVANS, Probate Judge.
uovi5tHt
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Deservedly popular. We mean DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup for it never fails
Physicians recommend it.
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EDUCATIONAL.
NOTICE 10 TEAomrns.

NOTICE To TEACuEns.
TIE Nnard uf school Examiners uf jackson
Nounty ohlus wlll hold regular urrtiuEa fur thu
examination of Teachers, I'D Jackson. on the
FTRsrr RTDIT ~ ETEEr MONrH
Examinations viii hreu az % O'Clock. A. ~
uu thN nFat day 90 carh session, and rnmtlnua
frutu dHb Co UHN if ifmurraaury.
Applicants mmtMmuWm CO. tMn Nuurh. must pro.
dWru Testimonials ufEuud moral character. trr
finrNiNa Mllt only Nn granted nt q REGULAR meet
rustdafUd.
Hgerder oftAs Hoard " Erausia~rf.
nov lisT5-u J. W. LONGBON, Clerk.
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Road Notice.

Notice g hereby ElyCu, that pttition viii d.
pfsssufed 60 the Commissioners uf IHrksuu
county. ohio, nt their next stasluu, lu ufuru-
bgT, lss1- praying iur thu vacation aud Hiteru-
ton % the public road leading frum Jackson.
iu said county Co HnmdUu iu Nfutun county.
a. follows BEGINNING nt point near the wld-
uw ~ruit'~s iu Washington township, in said
Jackson county where thH ruHl from nuu'a
MIN imfrr~NcfA said nrst mentioned runH.
Thence fu ihU southwest rurutr uf 10. ~ EumdNH
reservation, tm Milton township. thence o. thr
south east corner ~ said reservation. hn Vnrnf.
-. 80 that all 90 the nnii rund from the said
beginning point. leading rs thr residence uT
the said kuudNs Co th public ruHd lrtdiuE from
Berlin Co Hamurn, upilusltc the rrsIIrnrss 81 10.
q. Lat~lFy Esf., tu Milton township shall there
after De- vacated. uul the fuHn ifufu the said
Jackson tu fhe said Ium1eu shall thereafter iHr
by way 81 Wellstuu, using the Tuhiir fuHds 80
taulishei hy law. a PETITIONER
UueHf
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Last week DR.. j. B. johnson handed
us an account Of series of temperance
meetings held by himself and others,
running back to Sept 23d. II was crowd
ed out last week, and is now so old as
not to be interesting. If the DR.. and
others furnish us such items, they will
be published, if not delayed so long as to
become out of date
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VOUR NAME printed on 80 Mixed Cards
u for l3 Is. - Fun Cards 10 cts. CLINTON
BROS., Clintonville, Conn. june7-ly.
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A farmers 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 ag-
ricultural and family papers of the coun-
try
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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-
ton to the rule is Eilerts Daylight Liver
Pills. They clear and purify the system
perfectly. For sale by Geo. w Miller If
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Illustrated family Publication Boz the wuriI.
Any uag can hrcurmr u Eurct-slul urTuf. Tie
mu.i elegant works 90 urt given ffUr Co sub.
scfihafs. Tho price De- 20 low Chat almost every.
body suuHrribrr. ono agent reports making
over $3.50 u week. a lady agent reports tnk.
lag owes i.I ruH-rtlh.rs Doe ifu days. Nii who
cuEH1H make money nsf. You rtu devote nII
your uuH" o. tHe hUalunas, ur only NUur auHfn
Time. Auu messed not hu away from home over
uiuht. Nuu rHu du Do uH wei na ufhrra Pull
particulars. uifrciiuuH and terms frHp. ffrwHmt
auh expensive hutht frrv. no Nuu want ufuufn-
Ole Wr.h e. .uH NH your address Hf uUrti no fsfaf.
nothing 90 trN the husiurFa. SO one W hu sf.
ElGf- lAile tn mako gruut pay. Addrees "TUr
People i Journal" Portland, Maine.
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ISAAC uRowS. nrnrrnrniANp
prraldrmf. Ftrr- FrrntaruL
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ExoLUsIvELT ron
T. a R Nj H I% -.

Tho Best aud Cheapest Insurance Company
for Farmers, iH the old ohio Farmers Insurance
Company ~ ~ hoy, Medina county. Ohio. In.
curpufaftd February Nfh, ISIS.
Cash assists. sept. 18th. is76, lsecufUly
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Nineteen Losses in Jackson County.
Amounting 60
813, ,217.OO.

% has more FnFm property iusurrd iu this
County Than nll other tumuAmira, and D. thr
only purely EufmHra fUamruurn Company tna
lnE bHaiusss iu Nhius and pays unfuuau hg
lightning whether frr rmaura uT not
~ reFtmim Agents 81 rival CumVAuira have
grossly fulHTrrfrHrutHH this Company lu thia
County We take pleasure iu saying iu the iua
~urluE puhllc. that iiH Huruiua over nil llHliIl
tics. i- tlfErF than thr entire assets uf farmHIH
ot Howard, ohio, nnd iurErr than the surpiua
81 tue American 90 Chicago.
TIE expenses ~ both ~ said Companies. nr-
curtiiuE To thc official Insurance EHunft uf tHr
Ohio lusumure Department. were larger in iFia
ihan thgir entire rrcrip'H Coz said year.
ISAAC v. sTEwAuD.
Berlin y Roads. Jackson CO.. a.
Agent Tor Jackson. Mrigs aud Niutuu cuuufirs.
S5IIcitor-R. !. BACKUs. Gambia, Ohio.
auz.U.tT
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A pretty picture is Healthy looking
and well cared for Baby. By the use of
DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup you can keep the
health of your Baby in splendid condi-
ton % cents bottle.
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g NON AGENTS WANTED. From
III 1 g TO SIS Day sure. Minis
OsOOO tiers, Book and Picture
Agents, and all out Of EN-
plOyment, Of either sex, here r. the best chance
offered this season. a Cash Present Of from
50 to 500 will be given to every good
working agent. Send 10 cents for small sam
pie, or better still, 81 for 3 large samples with
circulars. terms. etc. and go TO work at once
Rev. :. I. BUCK, Box Si6, Milton, Pa.
r. Mention this paper. uoy2{tlm
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Whole number ur ruilcIos iasuHd. ..F.Nll.
NuuheT 20 fulirles issued during issa .1lfUn.
This company issues nll o. Policies uu tIF
stock PLAN No Premium Nufrs are taken. aud
thf ASSURED Hrr not liable Co nssrEsmrut.
Ia the last past three year,, this Company
has paid
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BANKS.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
-OF
Jackson, Ohio.
Government securities
England, ireland, Scotland 4 Wales

Persons Wishing 90 remit money o. foreign
eouniIle.. can nllaLn be onI ono. AIana nn
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Y ftrNm FfrNHMta PRESIDENT 4. ~. CtAmNs
Wee Irealdnmts -. AnmHruuNu. Cashier
u. J. EGwAmuH, Assistant Cashier aud hpuka
keeper.
Dfrsffsrs-M. a. Chapman. y. ~. Glare. John y.
Davis Peter firkfrl. T. a. Matthew'S. John
AnudCfa and o. q. Miller.
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NATHANIEL I. HoovER.
Coroner of Jackson Co. "
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IRON BANK of JACKSON,
MAIN STREET.
Opposite the Court House.
Capital. sTa.ooo 90.
Stockholders Individually Liable.

Hccriyr DEPOSITS, Discount Notes and miis
afltl iu ENrluuEr, also issu uruffa uu Hii paris
20 Great Britain nuI the Continent 81 Fufuur
buy aud sfll Gold. silver Hud Uutrfnn1fnt
Bonds nud do q rrufful banking hualnrss uu
the mnaG rt#fnnmafIH f#fflH
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Personals,

LAny OF our readers, who may wish to have their
visiting friends mentioned in our local columns,
are invited to send us the necessary facts before
Monday evening Of each week. This applies not
only 70 our town readers, but also those in the
country, who may address US by letter or postal
card.-Ed.l
Miss Lilly YanDOkkum, OF Cincinnati, formerly
Of this place, is the guest Of Miss Lizzie Nelson.
Miss Maggie Carlisle, of Chinicothe, is the guest
Of Miss Annie Lilley, Of this place.
Mr.. Kirby Doggett Of Cincinnati, an old Hills
boro boy, is visiting relatives here.
Mr.. A. S. Glascock left last Monday, on a busi-
ness trip to Springfield.
Miss Annie Evans, Of Franklin, o., is visiting
Miss Halle Green, at the residence Of Mrs. Judge
Evans.
Miss Abbott, of Coyington, Ky, and Mrs. Kirk
eT, Of IrOnton, o., are visiting Mrs. J. B. Heron
Of this city.
AIr. Story and wife, and Miss Wilson, all of Chill
licothe, are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Qninn, of this place.
Mr.. Charles A. Elton, Of Hartford City, Ind,
formerly Of this township, has been visiting among
his old friends for the past week or two.
Mr.. Chas. E. Bell, son Of c. S. Bell, who has re-
Gently gone into business at St. louis, arrived at
home last Friday, and left on Monday. We wish
him success in his new home.
r Dr.John Callahan, left here this morning, Tues
day,l for San Francisco, where he will practice his
profession. The best wishes of a host Of friends
60 with him.
Mr. John Higgins, who has been attending col
lege at Wooster, o., has been compelled to leave
school on account Of his health and has been trav-
cling in the West for some months past. He ar
rived here last Saturday, and viii spend q shor
time with his friends.
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Probate Court Proceedings.
For the weeks ending June 70, 1871.

BEFORE ]. c. NORTON, PROBATE JUDGE.
Edwin 6. Cox, guardian of John W. Wilson,
fled Sd account
I. G. Hoggard, assignee Of ]. NJ. Boyd, dled final
report.
Mat AnOtt guardian Of the minors Of Andrew
Arnotr, filed first account
Rucl Beeson, by W. W. Il. Huff, Hled final ac-
counts as executor Of Mary Templin, and as guar
dian of T. Hamcr and Emma C. Irwin.
Exceptions Of saml. Ross, to the first account of
David Ross, executor of Nelson Ross, came up for
hearing and occupied the lttention of the Court
for 8 days. This was case where It was claimed
by executor that legacy Of 81, 800 given by David
Ross 10 Saml. Ross, in a viii made in 1865, had
been satisfied by security debts paid by deceased
on account Of his son Samuel, after the making OF
the viii and prior to his DEATH The finding Of this
Court was that s4l5 Of said amount had been thus
satisfied.
A petition was fled by G. J. Evans and James
Reece, executors Of the will of DrusiIla Buutaiu,
for the sale of Real Estate Of deceased.
L. S. Wright, surviving partner of Ruel Beeson,
fled partnership inventory.
D. S. Miller, executor Of the estate of Dorcas
Walker, fled an inventory, and sale bill of said
estate.
Dan. L. Foreman, guardian Of Lydia Hopkins,
fled Inventory and sale bill.
The viii Of Benjamin Cochran was admitted to
probate. Joseph S. Cochran is named and was
qualified as executor. The real and personal of de-
ceased was devised to Joseph S. Cochran, subject
to the payment of sundry Iegacies and annuity.
John Hendry was appointed and qualified as guar
dian of Arthur G: Sharp.
Laura Il. Mccoy appeared in cOurtand chose
John B. Mccoy as her guardian.
The will Of Jacob X. Custer was admitted to pro-
bate, and his wife, Sarah T., named and qualified
as ezecutrix. All property willed TO said Sarah T.
Custer for life.
J. u. Harper was appointed administrator Of the
estate Of Charles Patterson and ROmania Bell.
A. NJ Mackerly was appointed administrator de
J0uis non Of Joseph Mccoy.
Eli P. johnson was appointed guardian Of
Blanche and Flora BeesOn.
Edwin Cowgirl, fled inventory as guardian of
Dickman Miller.
Brice Dunlap appeared in open bond and adopt
ed Ida Miller as his heir at law.
L. W. Baldwin was appointed administrator Of
the estate Of Sarah Jane Newly.
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What Mrs. Frame Saw

What Mrs. Frame Saw.
In a recent number of the Regis
ter we gave an account of Mrs.
Frame, (the Quaker Evangelist) ex-
periencing an attack something like
paralysis, while she was addressing
a congregation at Hillsboro. While
speaking at New Vienna last week,
she gave her auditors there an ac-
count of her sensations while in the
semi-conscious condition which en-
sued at Hillsboro. She said the beau
tifuI sight which met her entranced
vision at that time was indescribable,
and was worth the labor of a life
time to secure. She was for the mo-
meDt permitted to gaze upon the in
finite perfection of the "home Of the
blest, and described the scene which
ensued when treading the beauteous
paths of Paradise. She met her
Redeemcr, and in his presence she
stopped to raise to her head the
golden crown which had been award
ed her, but the Savior smiled upon
her, and, by motion Of the head, pre-
vented the act, while he seemingly
regretfulIy said, ''Not yet, not yet ;
wait but little while" Those who
have listened to Mrs. Frames elo
quence can readily imagine how she
would depict a scene of that nature.
Handkerchiefs were in demand at
the close of her remarks [ChillicO-
the Register, June 2l.
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WORTH REMEMBERING. - Harper's S
Magazine very truly says.
If a very large part of the money
which is expended for lectures and
papers and tracts upon the evils OF
dram. drinking were devote to main
timing resorts pleasanter and more
attractive than the corner grocery
and the brilliant bar-room, the good
cause would certainly prosper no
less than now. For every forlOrn
loiterer whose home is but a cold,
dark, desolate chamber, it would pro-
vide a cheerful and attractive parlor,
with games, papers, pipes and innO-
cent drinks.
Our Free Reading Room, soon to
be opened, is founded upon the idea
expressed n the above, and is a
step in the right direction.
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A Coon MovE.-All the business
firms in. town, excepting the groce-
ries and drug stores, have signed an
agreement to close up their estab-
lishments at 7:3O P. NJ, excepting
Saturdays. This new order Of things
will commence Monday, June 1lth.
Il Ironton Register.
We think the business men of
HillsbOrO might adopt the same rule,
without any loss to themselves, and
with great benefit to their employees,
who need the evenings for relaxation
and rest from the labors of the day,
Why not try it?
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Marriages.

Marriage Notices inserted tree. a responsible
name must accompany all notices sent by mail 2
CONARD-PIKE-Atthe the residence Of the brides
parents, in Penn tp., June "a, 1871, by Rev. j.
McPhersOn, Mr.. Joseph COnard TO Miss Dora
Pike, all Of this county.
With the above came a large box of most ap-
petizing cake, which was properly disposed of,
and call hands, unanimously joined in wishing
the happy pair a pleasant matrimonial journey
through life. Oar D., however, being no doubt
somewhat excited by the unusual luxury of cake,
had the impudence to remark, that he supposed
the bridegroom had "gone fishing and caught a
pike and the net result would be fine lot of suck
ers," but we promptly silenced the miserable
Joker by replying that he must be IN seine to think
of such thing. ThereupOn he subsidized, and
went off singing,
"There are plenty Of .ish in the sea,
As good as ever were caught"
MCKINNEY -SWIFT-On the sith inst, by
Rev ID. Whitmer, Mr.. Thomas Mckinney, of Cliu-
ton county, TO Miss Elizabeth Swift, of Highland
county, Ohio,
STREET-GRIM-On the 1sth inst, by Rev. D
Whitmer, at the residence Of Mr.. Alat. W0rthing-
ton, Mr.. James II. street to Miss Maggie E. Grim
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MaysViIle & Columbus
r. r.

There was a rousing meeting at
Maysville on Tuesday night of last
week. Col. Yeoman, Of Washington
G. H, Major Baird of Ripley, Major
Byrne, of Cincinnati, and Jas. H.
Thompson, Esq. of HillsbOro, ad-
dressed the meeting, and the follow
ing resolutions were passed:
Resolved, That it is the sense of
this meeting that the interests Of
Maysville and surrounding country
will be greatly subserved by the ear
ly construction of line of narrow
gauge railway between the cities Of
Maysville and Columbus.
Resolved, That, as an assurance
to the citizens along the line that we
are earnest in our desires for the
success of the proposed enterprise,
we will meet the road at Ripley by
the construction of nine miles be-
tween that point and Maysville.
Committees were appointed to at
tend the meetings at Ripley and
HiIlsboro, after which the meeting
adjourned.
The Ripley Bee publishes the
names of about $50 citizens, who
agreed to subscribe not less than p
per cent. on their taxable property
towards building the Maysville &
Columbus R. R. This looks as il
Ripley were in earnest.
The Ripley Bee says: "Our peo-
pie were never so thoroughly arous-
ed on the railroad subject. The
northern route via Hillsboro and
Washington Court House will never
hang fire a second if other places on
the route will do their part as man.
fully as Ripley. As we go to press
a grand and enthusiastic meeting i:
progressing in City Hall, and sue
cess is positively assured"
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Mr.. Isaac W. Tucker, of Colum-
bus, was expected here last Satur-
day evening, to address the Murphy
meeting, but did not arrive, much to
the disappointment of the people.
We learn that he has consented to
come here as soon as he can, con
sistently with his other engagements.
He is now Iaboring in Pittsburg.
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Assignee's Sale.

IN SATURDAY. JULY Z, a. D. 1871, OF
" o'clock p NJ Of said day, 1 will offer for sale
at the door OF the Court House in Hisboro, ohio,
the following premises, situate In the county of
Highland, IN Washington township, on the waters
Of Brushcreek, and being the farm now occupied
by Valentine G.. Smith and assigned TO me by
said Smith and wife, in trust Tor the benefit
of creditors of said Valentine c. Smith. Said
tract Of land is part of survey No. 277I containing
81 acres and is the middle part of lot No. s. in the
division of said survey. The land is new and frcsh
and is a good Investment. Good dwelling and out
buildings, and well watered
+. ]. BUMGARNER,
Assignee Of v. c. Smith,
WIN. N. MEEK, Attorney. jul4w4
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Meeting of the Railroad Com
mitGee.
The General R. R. Committee ap-
pointed by the meeting last Satur-
day night, met at the Court House
on Monday afternoon. A majority
of the Committee were present. and
a full interchange of views was had
as to the best means of raising the
amount of stock apportioned to
HiIsborO and Liberty tp,, with the
least possible delay.
The Committee adjourned to meet
at the Council Chamber this Tues
day. evening.
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Bishop Jaggar, Of the Protestant
church, and his wife, were
in town last Saturday and Sunday,
the guests of J. M. Boyd, and were
called on by many of our citizens on
Saturday evening. The Bishop
preached on Sunday morning and
evening, and at the evening services
the rite of confirmation
to eleven persons.
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ADAMS COUNTY MINERAL Springs
We call attention to the announce
ment Of this popular summer resort,
in our Local Notice column. Many
of our citizens have personal knowl-
edge of the medicinal virtues of
these springs and can testify to their
efficacy in ameliOrating "the ills that
flesh is heir to" Mr.. Mcpherson has
had the hotel and cottages thorough
ly reftted, and has reduced the
prices Of board to suit the times.
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Capt Chas. E. Harrison and son, of
Higginsport, called on us last week.
He has been in charge of the distil-
lery at LynehbTg for the past two
months, as .. S. revenue officer, hav-
ing changed places with John Con
ard The distillery closed for the
summer, on Monday of last week.
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Deaths.

Notices of Deaths inserted free Obituary re-
marks charged for at the rate of cents per line Of
words.
BARNES-June 9, 1877, at the residence Of her
grand sOn-in-law and granddaughter, A. and e J.
Shoemaker, Mrs. Mary Barnes, in the 93d CT her
age, and the Slst year of her membership in the
NJ E. church. She was the last of the little band
that constituted the NJ. +. church from 1917 To
1921, in HillsbOrO. f. j. S.
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sunhsh ValIeYR.


The Piketon Courier of last week
says;
Fhe editor of the Waverly Watch
man has been informed that the
right of way for the Sunfsh Valley
Railroad has been secured from
Sinking Springs to Idaho, without a
cent Of expense to the company.
We are glad to learn that the peo-
pie of the Sunfsh Valley are still
alive in the matter of securing a rail
road. We believe that if the prop
er efforts are made q broad gauge
can be built connecting here with
the SciOto Valley Road, and in the
near future extended to Jackson
coal fields on the east and Cincinnati
on the west, making one Of the best
roads in the State, and being the
shortest route from Cincinnati to
Jackson. The citizens Of Hillsboro
are still undecided as to what
road they will devote their money
and influence. Let them join the
people of the Sunfsh Valleyin build
ing this road, and their future pros
perity is assured. It will be of more
benefit to their town than half a doz-
en- connections with the narrow
gauge roads which are being built
on either side of them.
All in good time, brother RagODs
The people of Hillsboro have at last
made up their minds to concentrate
their energies for the present upon
building the Highland county link
in the Maysyille & Columbus R. R.
After that is finished, we will talk
about broad gauge connection with
the Scioto Valley R. R., via the old
rOad-bed.
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PrIce Redueed!

Owing to the stringency Of money mat
ters, have reduced the price Of EAST
ward Ho ! or Leaves from the Diary of a
Centennial Pilgrim" from S1.25 to 81
per copy for the cloth binding Price in
flexible covers, 70 cents.
The book may be had at SAYLER'S and
BOWHES' Bookstores, in Hillsboro, at the
shove rates, or will be sent by mail, post
paid to any address, on receipt of the
price. Address DAVID BAILEY,
ju7tf Highland P. O., Ohio.