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DIVORCES

LezaIIy auI quietly obtained in sysry state
aud Tern ury. tor iNtUMPATinilf1Y aud
other Ctua r., uu matter where thr pmriy o..
sides. ~ NCnu' tNperituts. Zee hftfr drrter
Al istt q confidential AdlrfHs a. J. D. n
TER. A q, ~ autuH asid " Ia nsHHhuTu So.
Chicago J. Unique atluuhtiU rffgTNucta gwen.
Corrcsp thdcncs Win the legal prulrssiou iu-
vited. augsl.y
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The temperance meeting at the Baptist
Church on Friday night this week will
be addressed by Hon. Homer c. Jones, OF
Macarthur. Mr. Jones is one of the
ablest and most eloquent speakers In the
State. Come all, and hear him.
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MORGAN RAID CLAIMS.

V,HE UNDERSIGNED. who wHa formerly
Il Chiyt Jlrik Claim. bianrh Quaftcruiasisf
Usutrais ufiiCf. cfu cllltC Ihis rft-s 80 rHimts.
AtI prraun. who al p.upyftN fhkFtt tfy the
q =. forces al thc time - the "a 4 viii a. vel
70 apply 10 ., a.. ucf shLANb.
~uIirtfur 81 tIHtmfa,
Je.s-im Lork Box is0 Washington. ~ 4
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The fourth quarterly meeting of the
United Brethren in Christ, Wellston Cir
cult, will be held in the church of the
colored Methodists, on Pearl street,
Jackson, on Saturday and Sunday, 2lst
and 22d days of July. The Rev. VIM.
Mcdaniel, Presiding Elder. will be pres
ent, and officiate.
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Ripley H. McGhee died of typhoid
fever, in Cincinnati, last Sunday. He
was clerk in the house of Matthew Addy
& Co. Mr. McGhee was young man OF
more than ordinary natural talent, good
moral character, and fine education. lie
graduated at the Jackson High School a
year ago. He was a son of the late VIM.
McGhee, and brother of j. NJ. McGhee
of Cornelia Furnace. His mother re.
sides in jackson.
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Joseph King, who was arrested for the
murder near Gore, in Hooking county
has had preliminary examination, and
been acquitted. He proved clearly that
he was in another place when the mur
der was committed. King was brought
up in this place.
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The special train that came from Wa
verify on the 4th, brought between 200
and 300 passengers. Part of the train
got off the track at one place, and the
train was delayed about an hour 1t is
said that the Pike county people were
well pleased with the reception they me /
by the people of Jackson.
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The FOURTH IN MADIsoN-A very nice
Pic mic, or Fourth of July Celebration,
was held at Pleasant Grove, Hunt
School, Madison township, last Wednes-
day. The day was very pleasant, not un
pleasantly warm. as usual. There were
about 500 present. 1t was held in very
pleasant grove as its name indicates
Some very pleasant speeches were deliv-
cred, and very pleasant eatibles were
dealt with, in full justice to their quality
and gu nifty consumed. To commence.
the exercises was sung No 66 in Gospel
Hymn and Tune Book" Then was read
the Declaration of Independence, by Me-
Charles A. Smith. The next speaker
was Mr.. J. NJ. Jones. Subject, Temper
ance. Also an eloquent address by Rev.
Franklin Gillian. Then all went for the
preparations and enjoyments of the
board prepared. In the afternoon we
had speech by DR.. Warren. and again
by Mr.. J. NJ. Jones. Those two last
speeches were particularly addressed to
the children, members of the Sabbath
Schools. Then all the folks. young old
and promscuous got at swinging anc
other amusements. Have no doubt but
that all present enjoyed good repast
and recreation physically, and enjoya bly,
through AM d through.
enkin Hughes, William
j. Lloyd and Charles A. Smith.
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OBITUARY.

DfED-GROvER-At her fathsr's residence In
Liberty township. June p, lsT7, Eiecta, the
daughter o. Levi andElizabeth Grover. aged a
years, ? months and 10 days. She was a lovely
member Of the family, and her loss we deeply
feel.
sister thou hast gone and left rs
God ihe final boon has given;
Thou hast left US here on earth
And gone To dwell with Him in heaven.
Sister thou vast mild and lovely
But thy face We sc no more;
Thou hast gone TO join the angels
over on the other shore.
Odear sister how we miss you
Now your vacant place we see;
But in heaven We hope TO greet you
when from this v ortd we must fee.
r. r q.
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There was an election for Justice OF
the Peace in this (Lick) township, on
Monday David Davis. Republican, was
elected over D. H. Varian, Democrat, by
six majority
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As a purgative for children, castor oil
has long stood first among medicines.
Denig's Worm Syrup takes its place now;
pleasanter and more effective. Only 20
cents n bottle.
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SherIE's Sale Of Real Estate.
state of Onto. IaeHson Couuty. r..
fssuft af Cafufunn Pleas.

state OF Onto. JseE-on County. -.
Cuurt of Cumtnon Plraa
Ambross scott s.Efi. Csai aud frun Cotnpany.
On "a order of sale.
Natioe = hsrsny Eiyyn. thai % rursuanos 81
an order ~ sale t-suss tsut uf aaid Couft. the
gafh dny 30 May, a. A.. iHTT, nud 90 me difwwtnd
as rhrfin - satld 9uuufY. wiil OFT fsf sale ~
the doof ftiis Court hUusa 10 aid cuunty, on
Saturday. July -. A d 1871.
at O'Clock y. M. 81 sid day. the mineral stone
cual uudsfiyiuM ths fulluwluH ararfii.-i pfwm.
i.s-y sisaaty in ths county of Ischsoa Hnd
tssts uufni-sFs.i slKiy-ihrs fsr and siHty-sin
toal 81 thr ratt Hs@urNs Lands. rarh "a cuntain-
tua eighty acfss uorr % les. uish the snciu-
@iNr fiHht o. tssf, ufrn uilus sod remove maid
cssui, aud cunafruUf rHiiFsn@das aud wFWfuund sns
uiss, std aii uss ss@aiy buiiaihgs sid nntufes
o. iaciliiats ths mosiug aud removal ~ said
rsai
Fir,t dsserieed tract appraised q isss %.
Tvfmt- of sale cash on day Of sale.
To - -ssid Hs THE property % the Erie Coal
and ifua C'sinlssuy' 80 stay ludGusnt ana
a. rrvu iu fnNuf 90 Amhfts.a FcuiL
0tyvn under my hand his lplh day ~ June.
a. u 1871, JOHN a. ENiNo,
hh.rir !. 4. q.
DunEun. Moore a Aleshire. atty. as pa.
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The body of r. II. MEG hee was brought
home on the afternoon train on Monday.
His mother brothers and sister were in
Cincinnati when he died
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Notice IN hereby given to all persons whe ars
ps.tidliug la Jacksun county without alicrnze.
that THIS are squ,si ed to g't the proper licenss
or the statute will huNr 10 De cnforrpd.
r. w. PATTERSON, Auditor j. G.
sept. "a. is7G. a.
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There was an election for Justice OF
the Peace in Bloomfield township last
Saturday week. There were three can
didates. Grimsley Poor, VIM. D. Davis
and Williamson Scurlock, all Republi-
cans. Mr.. Scurlock was elected.
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DIssoLUrIoN NOTICE.

tn partnership her tofore existing between
the undef~ignp under thv firtu name Of Ino
pliOde & Co., MAJ blc dealers. WAS dissolved by
mutual cun-rut on the - day of Aprit. is7I
A n debts M tdr by The Oak Iiili shop to b. raid
by Evans & 10, ard debfs made by the pome.
roy shop to b. settled by Jnu. Prodc.
JSO. PRIUDE,
-. A. EVANS,
JOHN DAVIS.
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Notice.

TN pursuancr ~ an nnisf Eranied ~ the Pro-
a. tnsts Curt 90 Jackson cuuniy, ohlu. wtt
vagf tuf sais. ~ pubiic aurtiuu, un
Saturday. the l4th Day Of July. 1871.
betw~su 90. hour. 80 ~ ~. .nd ! Pm. of satd
isy, - tii- dsssf uf th. Cuuu huu-s IN aid
cstunty. the hsiinwtmN ds.rftrsd r.4i ratato mlt-
ustv in the cvuuty % Jackson and state uf
Uuiu. tu-wut
Thr nsutpwe.i quarter of the northwest quar-
ter % .setiuu f4ii twenty ~. township ft ave.
fauE. Nsl stEhts.u. uuluruultrcfud - aouer,
atfu the southeast guaftsf uf tie uoffhFaaf
quaucr uf sscfiun No. lsl twunty-ain. sncupt.
tuE huwwvsr, that pau 81 thr aaid @outtieast
quartsr ~ tifu uufiiirast quattuf of aaid urtion
.yiuE nuuh uf the cuuuty fuad, containing
nbuut two arrrn. and conveyed by iahsa Wust
IN his liigtiuie 10 Johu Phillips, uuincambsred
- duWrf.
And the northeast quarter of the southeast
quarter uf SID srutiun 90 twenty saiM. sut1ect
- the duwur estatu 20 Mra sarah Wei. - 49,
siauui ~ NESTS auu hsrumnas nud uncwptinW
sfitail ifit laid on ~ graveyard, hslnE abuut =
~ one acre, aud riEht u wHy % feet vide fruan
the public uaad 10 aid graveyard. along the
north line uf sid lnt rast nurfi the pubilr road
All iu township ave 90. rnuEe UiEhtg.-n usl
Appnaimud "a uimmtrvu humdrrd duiiara.
Trrusa uf sale. usaf-third im hand. umnsthird
iu sin months. and uuu-fhifd lu one year. With
tutrrsai dufrfrssf paymrntsi the payments
O. b. secured ~ aouEaga upon the pFsmtse4
80 a.
Junc q, isTf. SARAH WET,
Adm'f'N ur ImhsH Wet. deed.
nsny W. Lootni. and janis- Tupp, @itys
lr.iau
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Thousands OF cases have been pro
nounced in, u able have been cured by
DR.. Hsrter's Fever and Ague Specific.
For sale by Monahan & Jones, Jack
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1t is with mingled feelings of sorrow
and regret that we have to state. after
the lapse Of another week. that the whis-
ky "shebang" OF l. T. Monahan. under
the Isham House, continues in full blast
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Court of Common Pleas commenced
again on Monday. Some of the cases OF
the S. j & p r. R. against some Of the
stockholders. for unpaid stock, will BE-
tried. Mr. Emmitt. and others connect
ed with the road, are here to attend the
trials.
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I. T. Monahan went to Waverly last
week to set up Pike county for the Sen
atorial race.
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The Rockford Watch is the Boss
Watch for time. Sold by S A. Zaneis 4
Co.
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Graham's ltinshop, corner of Pearl aud
Broadway, continues to increase in busi-
ness, as it becomes more generally known
that Mr.. Graham has filed up his shop
with substantial tinware a. il was filled
in other days. His stock is now very
large.
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"Lawson's Curative" is a scientific and
invaluable cure for the worst Of all dis
eases, Dyspepsia, in all its forms, not
taking, like most preparations, long
time to cure, but the first dose gives re
lief, and in few days the patient is com.
pletely cured. The dose is small, not
unpleasant, and will certainly do no
harm. 1t allays Inflammation Of the
Throat and Stomach.
Sold by all dealers in medicines, at one
dollar per bottle.
For sale by w. F. Hale, Jackson, o.
july5t2t
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Report of the Finance Committee Of
the Home Building a Loan Association,
Jackson, Ohio, for six months ending
June 80, 1877:
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j. L. Jones Esq, of this place, was at
Washington City last week, and had an
interview with President Hayes.
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just try Steele with cash for Fruit
Jars.
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The Postoffice will be removed to
Broadway Street, opposite the Grafton
Block, in about ten days.
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Roads.

There will be public meeting held in
the Court House, jackson, Ohio, July a.
1877, for the purpose Of taking into con
sideration the propriety and Necessity Of
constructing and making good roads on
four or more different routes leading
from the town Of Jackson. The trus-
tees Of the different townships bordering
on the township Of Lick with the Com
missioners OF the county. are requested
to be present. All are interested and
everybody is invited to come and let US
consult together Our public highways
need Improvement Come one, come all
MANY CITIZENS.
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We had intended to say good deal
about the 4th of July in Jackson, but
want of space prevents this week. We
will refer to it hereafter. 1t is enough
to say now, that it was a grand success.
The tent was more than half full during
the sessions of the day, and it was full at
the concert at night. Every thing passed
off decently and in order. No citizen OF
jackson county could hear the remarks
Of President Scott, of the Ohio Universi-
ty, or President Moore, of the Wesleyan
Female college, without a feeling Of
pride and satisfaction. They both de-
clared that such a literary entertain
ment would do credit to Boston or Gin
cinnati-that it was wonderful-marvel-
Gus, and that no other county in the
State could have done so well at the first
trial. This was no mere fiattery, but the
candid opinion of honest, competent,
disinterested men.
We never felt more proud of the good
people Of our county. than when we
heard the words of encouragement and
praise, uttered by men so competent to
Judge OF real merit.
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There will be a temperance meeting at
Wellston next Sunday at IL o'clock A
NJ. Speakers, II. S. Bundy, DR.. w. E
Williams and David Davis.
At Finley Chapel at p o'clock P NJ
same speakers.
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Headquarters for Fruit Caus at w. A.
Steele's Glass Store, Main street.
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When you come to town don't fail 10
step into the Jewelry Store Of S. A.
Zaneis Il Co, and see the elegant goods
they are selling at such low prices.
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Our card business has positively be.
come an immense affair On Monday we
received a large box of card board from
Cincinnati, containing enough to cut
forty-one thousand cards. We had
enough already on hand to cut twenty
five thousand cards We have now over
thirty different kinds of card board, and
have sent for fourteen more varieties, OF
beautiful new styles. We send to any
part OF the country 25 of these cards, no
two alike, and pay postage, for only ten
cents Go to your postofice, and inquire
Tor our samples of type, and be sure
when you send for cards to give the
number of type desired. There are a
few numbers. such as IA, IL. Is and 90,
which cannot be used unless the name is
very short
We put in our packages five beautiful
snowflake cards. We now have nine va
rieties of these cards, and will print them
in packages of not less than ten, for one
cent each. Write your name plainly,
and give the number of the type, and if
we make a mistake, we will print you
another package. Cards printed only on
Thursdays and Saturdays.
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CREAT 0EEFRII W. VII dar;

A GREAT 0FFERll rus si ;As.a S.l' ,.ssa assi
fitttr- dispose of 400 a. ANO~ a UHg AS.
sew aud sseond-h haisd ~ nrst-stasa ual rfs.
snrIuafuE MArHis~' "a inwUr price for sa.h
4r miscellaneous o. 90 trt uu 20 paid fur than
ever before offered MAI Hrs GitA NJ
-OU AIaE mnd UPRIGHT PIANOS a uIt-
CANS tINGIIUING TMEHN NEM ~utNI-
MIR aud But itIEI are the HE~r Nnf.
seven t1ctav~ Planes st5o. sossn and one
Third de-. MtCo mot msed year ss4'f step
Organs - 80. q stops saNs ~gNem staf- SOS
: ~t.p- SO. 10 ~tap= sHH. ~ -tssts loo
cash. not mMUd year 80 perfect order mnn
warranted IsftAE aud TMNNEtING
AGfNi- WANTED. 1tiusffatssi Cataisru.-
Mailed. Liberal uf-Count ~ Zruchurf sfn
isfera. thuFchrr. &c. sheet Mu-fc 80 half price.
aud Dealers. 40 Ea.t itth -. Union square.
NY.
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Watches. Clocks aud Jewelry. repaired
and warranted to give satisfaction. at $.
A Zaneis A Cos
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ApriIs ITz.

Theotk Hin hop vi b sarri u on by the
uudrrs sned, a. de. ne irn name Of Evans q
Davis.
u. A. EVANS,
JOHN AVS.
iul yIa.gt
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
tSHAM HOUSE,

Jurors and Witnesses attending Court will he
charged az the rate Of One Dollar per day, or
Twenty Five Cents per meal.
Horses will be kept as cheap ~ at any other
place Ia town.
Livery on reasonable terms
a large number OF second hand buzgies and
express for sale.
will be at home on Saturday, Feb. 10, lssT
and every three weeks thereafter.
febsttf 1T MONAHAN
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Notice 20 Teachers.

THE BOARD OF EtucATtoS or JACK.
II roNs ohiu, dssifv ~ sHafiuy. for The susa-
lttM smrt thu ftami hitN mum1t~r ~ trmehwfM 80
fhF Iaunitc acti0sltas tusWtts uuw NupefimtHmd-
.utt ten lady tssclsia. one Eeutieuian 90 teach
buih khgitsn hud ogfmaus and uns teacher tnr
the cufufsd hChuui.
Evsfy psr-uu ussifins q situation. shouid ap-
ply prioF 10 Jay o., tss4, nud appear uu that
hhy fur rMhtmiuafttfu. taslfurw the lunfd of EM-
BOARD oF EDUcATIoE.
Evsry npniicnnf no. huldinE q crrtincate
cuNefim "a tuItrr Neafs Wttl anI ear fuf cram
tnmtton NJ she ~ Kh ~ehns ~ an. 81 o'ciork
An. July is. ~ urdrr uf he
hoAhD ~ ExAhIN ERs.
Juna q liIl. lsei-tw
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JUST0UT-TheN New Rockford w atch.
Sold by ). A. Zaneis 4 Co.
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cash.
The Waverly Watchman, Pomeroy
Telegraph, and perhaps other oil scure
little country papers, are jealous because
the Standard gets more advertising than
they do. We notice that such papers
publish DR.. Bulls notices, or any others
they can get, that pay. Then why com
plain when we call attention to our home
trade--our home merchants. Now when
We tell our readers that they can get fine
goods at the store of Mark Sternberrer,
and that he will deal honestly and lairly
with them, and when he pays US for the
notice, and our readers come and trade
with him and find we have told the
truth, whose business is it, or who is in
jured? With all our advertisements, we
give more reading than these snarling
papers, and the reading is not patent
sham, used in fifty other papers.
Moral. Go to Mark Sternbt rger's for
| goods
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The Patrons Of Husbandrv, Of JAG kson
county, will have a Harvest Home, on
the lst day of August next. in the Grove
of John L Long, three fourths Of a mile
west OF Jackson, to which all persons.
Patrons and others, are cordially invited.
Speakers will be present to address the
people, at II o'clock, a m. All Patrons
are requested to wear Regalia and Jewels
in full
Everybody turn out and bring baskets
we'll filed. A general good old fashioned
social time is expected.
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Jacob A. Long has bought an interest
in the Franklin Mill Company, and will
store. Lige Meacham will 60 out of the
store, and will travel for Cincinnati
house. Jake Long is an honest man.
and his connection with this strong COM
pany will add additional strength We
wish Jake and the company success.
The Mill store is one among the best
places in Jackson to get good bargains,
and it has a large run Of custom.
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Steele's bound to sell Fruit Jars the
lowest, for cash.
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Reader if you have the Ague, go and
buy a bottle of DR.. Harters Fever and
Ague Specific Ct will only. cost you IS
cents). We assure you that it will cure
you.
For sale by Monahan & Jones, Jack
son.
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Probate Court Proceedings.

Daniel w. Evans appointed admins
traitor Of the estate of VIM. w. Evans
deceased. Bond $4,000
Thomas Morgan guardian of Daniel E
Morgan a minor VS.. Daniel E Morgan
his ward Petition to sell land, order OF
appraisement made and issued
In the matter of the estate Of Junatta
Lowry decd Heirs at law cited to ap-
pear, to accept or decline the administra.
tion of said estate
Allen II. Keller appointed administra-
tor of the estate Of Genus Keller decd.
Bond 5000.
VIM. F. Yearian appointed admins
traitor de bonis non Of the estate Of Dan.
el Yearian decd Bond 5000.
Six accounts settled.
One account and one inventory filed.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Daniel Ragland and Elizabeth Burns.
Vinton Taylor and Annie West.
James T. Jenkins and Nancy Ann
Harday.
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Wanted.

Fifty (50) good ore diggers at the
Bessie Furnace, Straitsvilla. o.
2w MOSS q MARSHALL.
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STORE.

Also keep a first class Store,
opposite the Court House,
where they sell goods cheap
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Births in Jackson County for the Year
Ending March 81, 1877.

JEFFERSON rr.-BExJAmx JONES. Assessor.
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Steele sells Fruit Jars the lowest, for
cash
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6cp week I'm your own town. Terms aud
DUU s. uuiht tfve. n. HALLETr a Co.
Portland, Maine.
nE Extra Fine Mixed Cards. with name
81 % cents, postpaid. l.. Jones a 20 Mas
sau, ". y.
OE Fancy cards. no two alike. with name i0c.,
~ postpaid. NASSAU CAhD Co., Box 90, Mas
sau, y. 4.
Q6 IN dO0 per day at home. Samples
pt III pHU worth g flee. Suusou Co,
fOrtlauu, Maine.
GEE =efz 1FTa Week To Agents. slO
Eltf, Augusta, Maine.
Go "a day at home. Agents wanted. Outnt
plZ and terms free. TRUE q Co, Augusta,
AistiHr.
nE EXTRA FINE CARDS. Notwo alike,
6O with name, ~ CT. J. X. HARDER, Mai
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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-07-12

FRANKLIN rP.-rnASKLrx u'cor, ASSESSOR.
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-13
Fire |! Fire Fire |

Fire /! Fire !! Fire
dwellings, Furniture Barns,
II Out-houses, Farm Produce. &c,
&c, insured on the Mutual Plan by the
STATE OFMARYLAND
MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company
OF BALTIMORE,
Office No. II Sossi Street,
B. G. HARRIS, President.
DiRlcroRs,
8. II. Caughy, Of Noah Walker6 Co.
]. L. Langley. Com Merchant, BALTIC.
T. d. Anderson, of Anderson L Bro.
John Stack, Carpenter and Builder.
Hon. George Brent, Court of Appeals.
George p. Jenkins, Charles county.
J. T. Ballenger. St. Mary's county.
B. G. Harris, Baltimore.
This 10 . Home Compaxy, gotten up
expressly in the interest of the citizens
of Southern Maryland, to enable them
to overcome the difficulties they expe-
rienced in procuring Insurance in the
ordinary Insurance Companies, with a
majority of its Directors well known in
that community.
1t has been in business now over four
years. AL losses accrued, and they have
been unusually large, have been faithfully
and promptly paid, which is our hes,
guarantee for the future.
The plan adopted is the safest and
cheapest known in Insurance, and af.
foris to all Insurance at its exact cost,
and ought to be encouraged by all who
wish to protect themselves against loss
or damage by FIRE.
If those interested will get it thei,
patronage aud interest themselves il
the increase Of its business, In a few
years it will rank among the largest In
surance corporations in Maryland, 9
credit and benefit to all, and an honor
to the State.
June 26, lS73-tf.n