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lS11-SlAlEE TAUES
| HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
4 BARGAIN IF SOLD INMED1ATELr-o souSI o
horses u oE fFo s
Sa sss: fsf Sae Hss "
4 uCTIoN SALES OF HORSES, DUGGIEs, HAR
neasss ets e THH5fd1s a3d 3 ~
a Stock S - 4n
| A Goan TenbroeSc top bnsFy. aad ono nice opet
1iis unsFs &ess siss Lake-st. a.'N' sN.1 NA1 - ~ - -
4 VEEY: COOP sECoSD-HAND LANpAU CAR r
iGr cale, sas q a Wa 81 f.
e as nss tcs a 'ef s e6sss a9S
An, ASSURED FACT-THAT WE ARE SELLING
II all descriptions Of phaetons, buggca. etc. at prices
hsaEa faH Sfi e5 sh
Sahash.nv. .g.-.
1EATHEK-ToP, F1TEXT:wHEEL BUGGY,
e. ~ a6 M near as&: r%eaty
FIRST. CLASS FAMILY HORSE, ONE SMALL
Ran aess fof ss asav T. e.
Isl Mchisan.aS ~ N'1' -. y ->' 'N0- '
POUND TO sELL-XEAELT NEW PHAET0S, sss5;
Essa g. 1B2 81 wes
fM.EAK ACRE LOTS n TOWN OF EAU cLAIEE.
W w be Efsa M se9a r
FASHIONABLE CARE1ACEs-wE HAVE NOW
pleasure a2a Du:iasss usEies sIilpic sp.ass: :s
sant four and six pasxcner rockaways capiocts vic
Ss 5 ee s tEs s!s sf s
work, including top and open bngEies. pl1etons and
&c
PPses Pas !ig6 T e c e ~
Tos sALE-A coon, GENTLE HORSE. CAN BE
J. used to sncde or buggy, cheap. :co North Cnrk.
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HoRsEs AND CARRIAGES.

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| WASTED-A COOP TOP BUGGY IN EXCHANGE
uas 1s oss fss good business horse Address H. 1'''
eaaaSffao 4ass 8
Lasal1r-st.
WASrEp-A GOOD HORSE AND DUGGY O.
So5;S ciaSk.ss., Room i; good security; ak foi
Mon. "a 1azz7; ~ :; ~
i sxeaage se ioe p,.ne s es,eras
ns,trs sVs e; Teoa sra1e on buggy or carriage Ee
WASTED,1FIGsT-c WSrr ,, Class aI rmAEToX c1 FOR FIVE
1al ss 70 ateofnst, naan loom u,
IEas q safe c5 csk for Que that suits P1TkiS
Sgn TT ng1a:t9 ZEE 0F H9ESE oR 5 T.
WAsTEp-s oR BoAnoEfS At PRIVATE
ye Sns S hs'nEf 1orse VII nag easa Il esxan
aud lot p. =. ELDEED. III Isandolph-rt:
H;){j .1a Pt1d 49, j tn ~
saayined; cost so5O address los Isandolph:st.
Gl25 VIII III .1A55. n1X SoTSG DRAFT HORSE
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~~~~>;~>~Et.lS FINANCIAL: i.z1.:--,,>~.,-.-,~~~~
All 4 s SaS ,S
eo.po.s. as4s Ss4lA iooa aae :. ns.4osisasa so
A aefa Id Other sessres ooast
aaa zo!a 1sAAcGEEESE9Au1 e., ~ Filth.ay:
xt6ent Honey G 1oaacd % On good soistef.
\ pyAScEs on GOODS STORED; HOUSES. CITY
y Sf!1M1r = sosta o sxAn nea TO- LOAN
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THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SUNDAY JULY 49,

7Nu. sr7un.v 1urv oo
JlNE. SUNDAY. JULY 80,
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SITUATIONS wANTED-EEN6AL1Ie
= =
r,rTu,rro,, n1EtassAISp ~ nz cr.prcr.u,,
81 Is 15st iaantl,ess tn paslis iaSsSTy q
M fauny: Enod refetehcc Tqurs%ta- S% ea1 su1
m e,IruAT1oy + ~ v,.yTrnanr - ~ ~ ., ror1SG T1nY As
ELAN E. TriBbane 90 ofce: eAoAe'o' 'f "u0~e''
| C.lTUAT1OS wANTED-As HOEsEKEEPER By A
TN XIV ad9Fess aor el1S I'M nfacni
c,,rTAyloS Nv waxTr,,-nv IT,, ~, rS1.IJSI LADY,
ws EDUCATED m M a Ct ooa q
addfs:s ise We:! &ashastaa:ss a ss:N---~---.==-,-z -
do nj the work. I've e refernce r. IN from ass clnpoSer
SlTuAr!ox :wAxTED-n7 4 Yo1ye LAPT IS
good references. MIsS oi3 Wet indiana st.
c1ruAr1oS wAsrED-ny M1ppLE:AGED
Jcct tilan " wases' IL sout seT .5edcrson. ] st. A'
CiTUATloS wANTED=FoF ,IDPIE:AGED
9as =.~~~~~--=-~.-==z====:: once: ---r
S1TuATIoSN SNANTED3,A WIDOW OF 20 'I WiTHoGI 1,
s!tna!!oa Is 1eassAsspsr: zdazsss = i .: rf!5sns
adr 49, ~ : 3; ~, ~ wi9nvcr with
Children or q nnsse; hoc lnorc Of an oblScI tnsn
Aulrcss X rorvne weeS X XIV "a sayyooi nj.
-.- - - - ---G1-1~11 49, - ooS ~ s5 o
ClTUAT0S WANTED-BY AN AMERICAN LADY
aiif ~ V,rf r genera Il +sr ~
a -o,sa ~. - =.
GITUsTfOS WASTED-EY 4 LADT or REFINE
= and ci..turc etnIuently well qualified to Ill
T1ibune otce ''''@''D ~ ''1' @A''e'''' ~
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AHGATloN WASTED-A WIDOW MOULD LINE
- 10 Keep hoNsc. take OF children. or lEnt
9o.ss ~. 3onoay aho uesaa, ~ alno.
CITuAr1DN WANTED-Dy AN AMERICAN LADY
~ as honsekecpcr irl in resrec; alc fnna-
cIT11. .rr,,~ ,r .;,, -~-x-o,-,,c- <.,.,,,,,,r
y widow with s,:ai, child ~ hnusckecrcr for r.
spcc;AbfeswfuGwerC Iii Monday at II. Twentieth st.
a,rr.r,c,- - - 49, --.-.,,
- = widow Of refinement who IL an exceent house-
nsv for h.r snr.sos I; ~ Irmu @ nina
-. ,s ''s ''e>a' -Aeo's = ~ 1i''usi' 'Ae''
G1TUAT1OS WASTED-As DEESSMAkE1. FIRST
h1,n cnsn f sa rI ~ SnsV sr uy @ 1aSe ~9rA
i,sn.uy fiirrd nnnr 'ie1e'A' ee'' te' 5u+ ~s' "
=" - :. t''.a 4oea' H------------
class yivac i.y ~ ~ n yIHssar
with lSo children rG,I ar -, Xhrrlrer- IN thc
rear. " A'' q" oN eNA '' " WV
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ricncei ~ honsc:an.- .ddras. - rr;na
.,.1a,T 49, - :. 49,
C1TGATI0N WANTED-BY 4 MInDLE-AGED
on to 70 out Of cty HreHs 81 aStr nc
- -. - ' 80 1-" = - - ~ AN o
CiTGAIiuS WASTED-EY 4 REFINED tMEEI-
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SITUATIONS vANTED-nIALE.

p age n wosials noa.s a e ~n 70
~ aa,.las: Aoutese - i.lpons ouec 7
ssaadasyIsa Viz i s5o!oosS{iy e;
IL the Sd COUNTS 1y VII tGs sry
Please adaress i y, tribune once. -
1t Trades.
=: SSaeeT ptsi sy
| GlTUAT!oN WANTED-DY 4 MACHIS1sT; IS 4
rs Wes eRq fshsea
gs!Etsng etee lase had several years experiences; @
r oht - nos w1TSSa e. e tn @ & 1r rr ~
soc SeS i ose 1t any pFi:e III ordsr to ksen busy
= u. !seeeos e:Ase: ------ ----,------- --.-----
rt7 Gonen,nen; gso.: II Tenmstecs, scsw &S'
s Young mah .horoueh!y conpeteni, ani xtll make
saes: Aaa5s.s ! =: fii5uns ~=z,.z=,z, oaes:
depcr. She 70 DO house or laundry wors Address
- Trtfans otiee iee-------------------------.,
9i ss a ans ai4sss s g. r1ass ass oss
C1ruATioS wASrEn-By \ nEsPEcTABLE
families willing and thu bes! Il city refer
south SIDE
= man g drive delivery w:so3 Of wofk IN store; can
si t nas ASn
ana she as coos anu general house"oFkef' Auaseas
Ii. irlonne oulce. ----------
GlTGAT!oH WAETEn-E1 TIL, - IouMu c;, AAS ~,
- tohCasj ~ 3ess III tts ~ '"n
M 1tor or ] ! W M NJ q. iua1 S n'n r,nninxcr AZ
-; -, W.; wv
, v - III, -, NM e,n asn
'eeheral MoIh, or VIII aceeG G!S Vt coun
-: 59:s -; : ny
, ~, H.: ~ ~ @ issr -
- 6tntleman !enFlhE ite cltt we HAN - hn.s.'
ougty t,dcrs;anos thc care Of hurscs Address ri c,
Tribune office.
.1CD01-CU ~ fII
EU-h1 = Uls'.o11a 1 M So+aGra ILL
- man tEnt.t!snt; i uaTF!cu ns: a:iu S2n Go!E
Wabass.ay.. In rear.
7,,,4 ~, >-c7.o ~ 7777,c;r ~ cc c77,
AlIuAIiuS NASIED-l1 fllssi.ti.AsS Gl:k.
Twcniv @ se,"n..st i''' %'01'e'' ~ A't
49,
NJTG-sTloS. .WASTED-nY A YOUNG GERMAN.
Genera H. Mscfn nnni ~" nsn. f.oa s ~ rcfcrcnas ~
GrrSs .Ji i nsf Inctsnn a. ' e ~ "
-eHe .~-1-N = ---e eH' =:
miscellaneous.
C1TuATION wANTtD-DY AN EXPERIENCED
y man US fol eu1an In a laundry or Il position OF auy
Find tt: r,nEr h{mscif ,-,nnrnv S.frf Gn ~, rafnr.
- eoee : -. t-.oe..s 13.s: o...es- e
H1TCAT1OS NANTEn-BY BOY OF Is IN \
= pFltate family where he 60 to school and do
= - :. =: .-... e..ss.
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wANTEp-EEMALE HELP.

! wANTED-EEmALE HELP.
Donestics-Continu
| vxTANTED-A GOOD GIRL IN a SMALL FAMILY.
" inqHise o. Monday at 1872 Wabash az, corne.
Sg ! SR R5ase T s1n.5E aa:5
Forty.shrdst aud nssxel. @ bouie1ard ] ''D'N '' Ns
a2e4, On XoKwESAM @ { GIRL r.
12l Wtnchester-av-
WASTED-GooD SWEDISH. GERMAN, OF NOR:
I W7ANTEp-A GOOD GERMAN GIRL loNE THAT
gE!yWRtMs f.nts; wuses' 81 s's wapash-av. MRS j.
WASSTEsnmaA, GO Goon GIRL Fok GESERAI aSS IA.
bring references to - Lans!cy.ay: :-----------
WASTED-AT s4+ NEST wAsHINGToS.sT:;
! work; 10 washing.
WASTED-cooP GIRL 90 ,IEisn Ti15E i5. sES: Is
y. 9E M w T5Ssss GIRL
! SoHSe 3 xos G5nt IT, 4
WAXTED-G;I,EL ;, r. 20 sEXERAL HoUsEwonk
WANTEp-Fllsr-cLAss GlNL. Fol: GESEEAL
" Vs. German OF Scandinavian preferred
w must be Eood cooE. 1885 Wabas}i:as. told So.5
WTAXTED-GooD GERMAN on SWEDISH GIRL
4ionree-s.
SSH 3sm1 G1e 1 2sFE Is E Ra11
st. +; take Lart2bee- ST. cars to Ccutre.st.
XTANTEp--a GIRL FOR GENERAL HoUsEwoRk
# o ho. sn e. niftsiea c @
- = ssise i
fG
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PA1sTyERS WAITED.

~ PARTNERS WAITED.
nuhl!a.ng business; can net s1o CO yeart
Aiares. ! z: xEtlna: .~.---------.- eaies:
| RUsINEss CHANGES. -
4 Goon r. EgsISESS |',S MAS ~, VI wllc IA cAy coMX1so
ss sr Se " stt E Ssss ill.,
4 GOOD PArIXG PRODUCE COMMISSION BVs1r: Bsr
as esss q T. sSnfa q5anS %asrs' rc for sale low for
SAXsa II, i:9uit Eo ;f,i;ss1 . 4 E2 y:
month md ezpsEscs. ii: Iars st.. oorl u5 g. ''' s''
4 EFiS;SI:cLASSs EI;;I: IA s. g; StosEEg GER; poEsc CASH
given fos scns ~; Z g. siaans cce. feason'
A. CHANCE 70 INCREASE Yo,-n CAPITAL ~
PliSns sES1S 5fSSs 1 wasn: s CHICAGO 9
| A RARE CIIAScE-sl5.' ASH WILL DEY 4 HALP
case nquTs ~ oRs q af LGss RaS.3
tple room on claFkst Apply 1t III East ~.:.a:las:
siiss:s ss2Ea hE k Co. fs5 sM:rlAn IL
D1AMsosSIp s G9EFhE EI; I,;:; cAK; BEST II THE CITY
FoK SAAEmA 80 nUs1tEL nls11+LsIY IS CON-
ss"E i s'sE sES 5i2I q Fl
/ d1tures and coal. x :, Tr.sune othce. "A'1
EoR SALE OF, Rf.Xr-A Fit:sT-cLass F1FTFD-
c3oKE 9cGE oasa fSs2s!s Sssss Call 'r
TOR sALE-TlIE BEST ICK.C!:';:lI E5,0W AND
{or e M ssae ssats ote 81 ess Asoa cheap
+ 1or amount invested: on, III ei i ous s5 6
city OF 0.oo pe9plc: good reasocs for *enss price
loT terms nn easy. Inquire With stamp of fo. Box
L7OR sALE~CHEAP-TTE sT0CK or FiFssT-
slS per month: Feason for sell!n l;Tc smother
ha 1 well acn4 @ # 9gt , VII 1 M ia hs s
Call At +52 Looms-st. o. 1+ao soE.l! Ila!eted-st
Foe SAkETE GoSTEXTs 2;; Of q id.d: LAE E
payess soid ehesp eas ss esnsr s dssf kee
miaates waik from Field Letters store aldsesss T.
EoRsALE-oSE-HALF INTEREST N FIRMLY
estanshed n nusneis nc noT fay,ns anoqt , pr
ern competiiion want !, i've nan to help Inc 10 90
fof ones6af SIS one-a:f M ss bsass
Adsss ad % a and
Tribune office: =,=-,=.-----
EgSP. SP.s!s;sy = IL s;s!@ tTaas5iSs s'!s hS God
ToR sALE-CHEAP FOR CASH, ABAKEEYAyD
E confectionery Apply at II: Cottage Groves
tla AZ a.a aF51gRE 1,
House. f:enting Agents. ls5 West Madlsoa.st 7''1A
FoE s3A!E-oSE.nALF AZ TX; lSTEEEiT i, ! soc1
ps5,ns % h hpacnuiai aueaea oo south
Aifess s s., I Trf6ane: oee s' 'es' 20 a''esa To-
Efolt SALEI1SEWS pEtOr; FINE CHANCE FOR
-" gSMo.:,n.s opess.o. ~ "ess
HoE; s4EEE;lhs - ;; 5tSalkE sit:Gh AND GOOD
ELL 9f LIVERY and boarding stable. situated at 6s
aoo W .. .eao.son-se: e:e---. --.----
For sALE-AI 4 BAEGAIS-,Tn EEsPoSsIBLE
@e S caeta Da1 Eoa s
L@oR sALR-DR EXCHANGE FOR Personal
Il properry-A good corner saloon with 1J-bau pooi-
table, etc, Cash value SEQ Very cheap rent Ad-
dress Il IS, Tribune Office.
EoR sALE+PHoTOGEAPH GALLERY WITH
r good trade; bargain for cash: Investigate ind you
will rot miss IT. will trade 4 S.. Tribune office
TOR sALE-AGEICULTCKALA AID HARDWARE
business and warehouse the beat oLest Ii one
OF the best inland towns of Northeastern iowa spo-
did chance; neehbosh00d good and wealthy For par.
ticulars apply 10 z. Dyersstlle, Ia
-rpsrc1 see urrrr ,Eor cA7r-,1,,p1,3eT-T
oo, S, i,h l ~ =. - rs .5 ~
good transient trade viii sold reasonable teIs:
satisfactory reasons given for selling. Apply Room
-oP 7C-cx,r E7DST 1@r ,ce 1Se7
~ -, r ~. - & ssslALR-
CITY Fur particulars call at rs South Wa,crsf Ia the
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DARTNER WtSTED-WlTn sa,uo TO sloooo.. n
extend publishing business; ctn ret SO co yn,,i-
Address i &C. TriEuae oticc. N3'
, 1877-07-29

CcacElincn. TeAInsters, dce
WTANTED-EOACHMAS. WHO THOROUGHLY
W understands horses and willing to make himself
generally useful. uucItcrttonal references required
Address A bi Tribune Office.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-01-18
Administrators Sale of Real Estate


In pursuance of an order granted by the Pro-
bate Court of jackson County, Ohio, will OlfeI
tor sale at public auction, on
Saturday, the Sd day of February, 1877,
at o'clock afternoon, at the door OF the. Court
House In Jackson, in said county, the follow
ing described real estate, lying and being in
Jackson county, in the stale OF Ohio, to-wit:
That part OF the northwest quarter of the
northwest quarter OF Section No. Twenty-Five
(22), of Township No. Six (6), of Range No.
Eighteen (ls), that lies north OF the county road
that passes through said quarter section, con-
tanning forty zone (4ll acres more or less.
Also all OF that part OF the northeast quarter
of Section No. Twenty-one (2D that lies north
of the county road and i'm said township and
range, containing seventy-eight acres more or
less: and said last named tract Is subject 10 the
dover estate OF Mary Brunton, set or and as
signed to her by motes and bounds as follows:
Commencing thirty rods west of the southeast
corner Of said rs acre tract, thence west along
the line thereof seventy rods (70. thence due
north to the north line of said - acre tract,
thence east along said line seventy rods, thence
south to the place OF beginning, containing, in
said dover thirty-five acres more or less.
The first described tract appraised at $50.
The second tract sub ject to dover at 900.
Terms Of Ofsalc.-One-thfrd In hand, one-third
N. one year, and One-thIrd in two years from
the day OF sale, with interest; the payments to
be secured by mortgage upon the premises
soId WILLIAM II. BRUNTON,
Administrator OF George Brunton, decd.
james Tripp. atty.
January IL 1877. 4w
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-01-18

hundred and ninety six, six hundred and
twenty six, seven hundred and twenty one, six
twenty eight, four hundred and four, seven
hundred and nfteen, four hundred and ninety
seven, four hundred and fourteen, one hum
dred and ninety eight, three hundred and sew
enty one, one hundred and ninety three, nine
" seven, ninety five, eighty three, four hun
dred and ninety five, three hundred and one
six hundred and twenty four, four hundred and
twelve, eighty~two, three hundred and seventy
three, one hundred and ninety five, four hum
dred and seventeen, six hundred and nine, four
hundred and eighty, four hundred and seventy
eight, two hundred and fifty three, seven hun
dred and forty, seven hundred and seventeen,
four hundred and ninety two, two hundred ana
ninety three, four hundred and eight, two nun
six, three hundred, three hundred and ninety
seven, three hundred and fifty eight,
as, sG7 iio 5S 7 So, "a, 7ls, GS2 eos, CO., eo5
CO., COZ, 5l6 SIS, 5ls so, l37, 29, lSs 30 Sis l5
l3 53l, 800 200, 5l2, Sl3 8ll, 46, 49, 79 S65 56i
42l, Az and 175, for a more particular descrip-
tion, reference is made to the recorded plat OF
said town, save and except from SAID premises
to the WellstOn Coal and Iron Compay the coal
and mineral substances underlying and adJoin
ing said town lots, and under the streets anu
alleys i'm said town, the said Weilston Coal and
Iron Company has obligated itself never to re-
move said coal and mineral substances rom
has the right to remove the coal and mineral
substances from under all streets ana aheys
and lands adjacent TO said Town loes % aisV ne ele
under the real estate hereinafter uescrioeu' SIT
uate in said county OF jackson, to Wi; eom-
mencng at the north west corner OF the Bundy
reservation, thence south 40 chains with the
west line of the Bundy reservation, thence ia a
west direction on "a line parallel 70 tne e&leh-
sion OF the Buudy reservation line, which forms
part of the south line of the 90 acre tract deed
ed by the Wellston Coal a. Iron Company TO the
aforesaid mOrtgagors GAO chains TO the John
Foster line thence with said line 1880 chains iJi
a north direction TO the William Foster line,
thence with said William Foster line in west
direction % As chains TO "a stake referred to ia
the description of the 2Z9 acre tract decided 20
the mortgagors aforesaid as point \
thence chains
with the line of said 229 acre tract TO the place
of beginning, containing 6G acres, and being the
coal right only to the same.
Appraised as follows:
90 acre tract at sl0,205.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-01-18
Assignee's Sale of Real Estate.
ON SATURDAY. JANUARY 90. A. ID, 1877.
att o'clock, i. NJ.
The State Of Ohio, Jackson County, s..
Probate Court.

/
| Notice is hereby given, that sin pursuance o
/ an order of sale, issued out OF said ProDate
| Court, ON the 18th day of December, A. d., ls4O
/ and TO me directed as the Assignee OF William
/ 4. Williams, directing me as such Assignee, ~
sell the real estate hereinafter described, VIII
offer for sale, upon the premises so 10 be sold
/ In the township of Jefferson, in said county OF
| jackson, Ohio, on Saturday, the 2Oth day OF
/ January, A. ID. 1877, at / O'Clock Il. NJ. OF said
day, the following described real estate, situate
| in the county Of Jackson and state OF Ohio, To-
wit:
The north half Of the southeast quarter of sec
tion number eleven Cl), township number five
(5), OF range eighteen as; and also, the north
west quarter Of the southwest quarter OF section
number twelve I'D, township number hve l5l,
and range eighteen u.s.. containing one nun
dred and twenty acres more or less.
i The NV. quar-. of s.w. quar-. of section No. r.
tip. 5, range Is, 40 acres, appraised at svO0.
The or. of sc. Or of section ii, II. >, range
Is, 40 acres appraised at l,2OJ.
And the NV. or. OF sc. or. OF section IL, tp.
D, range Is, 80 acres, appraised at sl,OO.
Terms OF sale: One-thrd cash In hand on
day OF sale, one -thiId in six months and one
third in one year from day OF sale, the deferred
payments to bear interest from the day OF sale,
and TO be secured By mortgage on the premises
sold.
To be sold by Edward j. jenkins, Assignee OF
William r. Williams, an insOlveut debtor To
satisfy various mortgage liens, and other IN
debtedness against said estate OF said william
4. Williams, AssignoT.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of De-
eeInber, "A. D. 1876 ,.,,,,,,.,,,,, ,r,>-1-r>,o
J. l.. Jones, Atty.
dec2l-5w
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-01-18
CURED OF HIS wINKING.
How He Got into Trouble at a Mill.
merry Shop.

Sanders is a great winker. He can't
talk to you two minutes without enforc-
ing his point with drop Of his upper eye
lids never takes letter out of the Office
without winking at one Of the clerks; he
winks when he duns you, and gives you
sly one when he pays you a bill.
When he meets and greets you on the
street, it is always with a significant
closing OF the left eye. and when he has
stunning piece Of news to tell you his
wink is one Of great import. The world
moved along smoothly enough with San
ders until last Friday. Up to that time
he had gone winking and blinking along
peacefully enough, and no clouds had
obscured his happiness; but pail is
hanging over Sanders now, and life has
no charms for him. It's all his Nife's
fault, he says She had no business sen.
ding him into millinery store. She
wanted bow to match one on her hat,
and she started Sanders off to procure il.
lie entered the store whistling, and
when one Of the shop girls approached
and said Good morning" he winked
"Good morning"
The girl blushed and looked nervous;
Sanders displayed his bow, and said: :.
Got anything to match thst2' and
winked again. The girl vanished to the
back room with flaming cheeks, leaving
Sanders to stare after her in open-mouth-
ed wonder. In a minute or two the boss
milllner, who had been informed of his
actions, appeared. She was highly in
dignant, and as she slammed the door
behind her, she said, Sir"
Good morning, madame" said San
ders. Fine day, amt it now?' and a
wink was unconsciously slung at the
lady. She bridled up instantly.
"Sir, the conduct"
"Of that girl?' interrupted Sanders.
"Oh, that's all right; never mind her
little bashful, eh9'
Another tremendous wink.
Il cannot permit such conduct. Sir.
IL is shameful and insulting"
Not at all; not at all, says Sanders,
still off the track. Don't say another
word, we understand each other
Another portentous wink.
The milliner vanished, slamming the
.-~back door behind her, and Sanders sinks
into chair, calculating, "Well, I'll be
doggonedP But he bounced up quick
when gentleman entered and, calling
him IAN old hippopotamus," proceeded
to divest himself of his coat, and squar.
ing off at Sanders, cried out, Now, then
come onl"
Why, why. bless me, what does this
mean2' said Sanders.
"Oh, yes, you're q nice one, you are.
What kind of place do you take this
for, coming around and insulting women
and girls with your winks. Come onP
and he danced around Sanders. He got
one in on Sanders over the eye his left
duke felt OF Sanders ribs, while his right
ratified around all over Sanders mug
and when he got through with Sanders
that individual was as badly demoralized
as a pig in a whirlwind, and he never
found out what it was all about until the
miiliner's husband, who had ascertaineo
his habit, called on Sunday and apollo
gized. Sanders shook hands, said it wa.
all right and was just about to wink
again, when he checked himself, anc
said:
Blame it, Ill swear off from that hab
itl' and then he turned and winked a
the wall to enforce his oath.
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Probate Notices.
THE ACCOUNTS OF

Alice j. CarTicl, guardian of Lilley d. Long,
Eliza j. Long, Effie Alice Long, Amanda Long,
Andrew Long, Nellie Long and Lizzie Lena
Long, minors;
Edward Hunt, admr of Robert Love, decd;
Susan Cherington guardian of Nancy A. Che
rington, John g. Cherington and Margaret A.
Cherlngton, minors;
William j. Crabtree, executor of William l..
Crabtree, decd;
Thomas w. Jones. guardian Of David J. Jones
and Rachel ]. Jones, minors;
Mary Kinneer, ,admr'x of Alexander Kinneer,
decd;
James X. Wallace, guardian OF Andrew J..
Louderback, minor;
James X. Henson, guardian Of John II. Ven-
tiers, a minor; and
It's. Matthews, admr Of Paul NJ Lovejoy, de-
ceased.
Have been filed I'm the Probate Court of Jack
son county, Ohio, for settlement, and the same
are set for examination and hearing on the 8lst
day OF January, A. ID. 1877 at 10 o'clock A. NJ
y 3''' JOHN ]. C. EVANS, Probate Judge.
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Important Caution

None are genuine unless the signature Of ].
Haydocx, as agent for the United States, sur
rounds each box of Pills and Ointment.
handsome reward will be given TO any one
rendering such Information as may lead TO the
detection ofany party or parties counterfeiting
the medicines or vending the same, knowing
them to be spurious
sold at the mandatory Of Professor HOllo-
way & Co., New York, dnd by all respectable
druggists and dealers in medicine throughout
the civilized world in boxes at p cents, g. cents
aud 81 each.
ED There is considerable saving by taking
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| n. B-DiTectiOns for the guidance OF patien q
| in every disorder are affixed TO each box.
oFFICE-II2 Liberty Street, New York.
Nov. o, 76 ly
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An old colored preacher in this city
was lecturing a youth &C. his fold about
the sin of dancing, when the latter pro-
tested that the Bible plainly said, There
is a time to dance" "Yes, dar am a time
to dance, said the dark divine, "and it's
when boy gifts whippin for gwine to
a ball. - Atlanta Times.
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= cHERIFFs SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

CHEFTFT7s sALE OF KEAL EsTATE.
State of Ohio, Jackson county, ss.:
Court of Common Pleas.
John ]. Jones VS.. John and Andrew Craig
Notice is hereby given that 1 win offer for
sale at public auction at the door of the Court
House In jackson,
Saturday, February TO- A. d. 1877,
at O'Clock II. NJ. of said day, the following de-
scribed real estate, situate in the county of
Jackson and State of Ohio, to wit:
One acre where the building now stands on
the southeast quarter of the northeast quarter
OF section q, township 8, range Is.
Appraised at Sl70 90.
Terms of sale, cash on day OF sale.
Taken as the property OF Andrew Craig, on
an execution in favor Of John j. Jones, issued
out of the Court of Common Pleas of Scioto
county, and 10 me directed as Sheriff eof jack
son county.
Given under my hand this 4th day of Decem-
Der, "A. ID. 1876. JOHN NJ. EWING,
Sheriff Jackson County.
II. II. Jones, Atty for plf.
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