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S,HERIrF's SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

state Of Ohio, Jackson county, s..
Court Of Common Pleas.
l. 4. Monahan W. a. ;. Kyle.
ON vendi.
Notice is hereby given, that l will offer for
sale at public auction, at the door OF the Court
House la Jackson, on
Saturday, Dcember lst, A. d. 1877,
al o'clock PM. OF said day, the following de-
scribed real estate, situate in the county Of
Jackso and State Of ohio, tO-wiG
Tie stone coal underlying ln-LOts number
I22 and I23 in the town OF ia, ksOn.
Also, In-LOt number l24, in the town Of Jack
son, as designated on the town plat Of said
town.
Appraised as follows:
stone coal underlying Lot number l22 at
SIS 30.
stone coal underlying Lot number l23 at
SIS -.
Iot number l2i at Sos 90.
Terms OF sale, cash ON day of sale.
Taken as the property OF A. ;. Kyle, on an
execution in favor OF I. T. MOnahan, IS
sued by the Court OF Common Pleas of the
county Of Jackson, and TO me directed as sher-
in OF said county.
ber, 4. ID. 1871. - - -, . .
Nov. l. lST--5W
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JACKSON, ~ November ~ lott.
To the Editor Of the Standard:
SIR-At a meeting of the Board OF Ed,
ucation Of Jackson, held November l3,
the following resolution was unanimous
ly adopted:
Resolved, That the Board at its stated
meetings appoint, weekly, from the citi-
zens of jackson, a committee, consisting
of one lady and one gentleman, for each
week of the present term, TO visit the
public schools. All committeeman priv
lleged to invited friends to accompany
them"
The Secretary is directed to give week
ly notice of each committee appointed,
in both county papers.
Committee for Friday, 23d inst, Mrs.
VIM. Vaughn and Rev. Creighton.
WM VAUGHN, Pres't.
I. S. MATHEWS, Secy.
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woman named Davis, residing seven
miles west Of Chillicothe. left her child
sitting in a chair before the fire while
she went to a neighbors house The
clothes of the child took fire, and it was
burned to death, and its body fell to pie
ces, so thoroughly was it roasted.
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A short time ago we mentioned the
murder Of an old man and his wife, nam
ed McVey, a short distance above Chilli
cothe. on the Circleville pike. A young
man named Perry Bowsher has been ar
rested for the murder, and is now in
Jail in Chillicothe. The case looks pretty
clear against him, as part Of the stolen
money was found concealed in his vest.
There was talk Of mob hanging him.
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Notice of Appointment.

The undersigned has been duly appointed
Of the estate Of Ann Richards
late of Jackson county, Ohio. deceased.
noyStSt JENKIN RICHARDS.
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OF John Richards, late Of Jackson county,
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A little boy, three and half years of
age, in Cleveland was playing with
matches when his clothes caught fire,
and he was burned to death.
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A young man in Zanesyille, named
Harry Russell, shot and killed himself.
No cause is known.
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They had another great fire in Chicago
last week, and some two millions Of dol
lars worth of property was destroyed.
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LemueI Perry one OF the oldest attor-
neys of Gallipolis, is dead He was SON
in-law of Judge Nash.
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Railroad:
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RAILROAD
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Our citizens are looking for q decline
in their coal bills, as our little narrow
gauge railroad is beginning to bring in
the Jackson County coal, it being trans.
ferred to their cars at Musselmans, on
the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad
We have not heard of any decline in
price, but if the other railroads and coal
dealers don't behave themselves this win
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prices, and hold them down. We cannot
expect much of a decline so long as the
coal has to be transferred from another
car. but when we reach the Jackson
County mines we expect our fuel bills
will be held level. The narrow gauge is
building up large local trade, and it is
surprising to see the number of hogs and
cattle that can be packed in one of these
little freight cars. We have struck
section of country by this route that will
be of immense value to our city"
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HkLLOWsTONE EXCURSION PARTY
ED BH rHE NEE PERCES
List Of the Killed. wounded and

holman, NJ. T., August 3l-Texas lack
The well known scout, has arrived - fal =
here from the Yellowstone Park In descr1 n
ing the encounter OF his and other bands ~
tourists with The Nez Perces under Whtta
Bird and Looking Glass, be says: MY psrty
after being out two months reached the CieV-
ser Bs sin and net two parties there one
rom Helena and one from Radersbdrg The
Indians attacked the Rsdersburg party on
The morning OF August "a aud took them
prisoners, and in the afternoon commencci
shooting them. All the party are no dou bt
killed except Mrs. Cowsn, Miss Carpenter
aid Frank Carpenter. The killed are: Geo
r.. CowRn. A. Oldham, Il. Singer, A Arnold
{. Mann, y. A. Myers, Hammond They
attacked the Helena party while in camp
about noon on the 18th. There were ten men
l.. Duncan, A. WeikaTt, j. Roberts. r. J.
Pilster, Ben = one, r. Dietrich, A. Foller, l.
Wlkie, j. stuart and {. kenck They broke
for timber hen attacked, and all escaped
except L. keDck, who was undoubtedly
Killed. Two are wounded-A. Weikart. Sc
ronsly, and j. Stuart, slightly. Two have
TURNED up safe in Virginia City, aud others
came into The Mammoth Hot Springs. Mrs
OOwan, Miss Carpenter aud Frank Carmen
ter were prisoners In the NeZ PerceS camp
for TWO days and one night. The PRINCIPAL
chiefs were Joseph, White Bird. Looking
Glass and NeZ Perez Joe. They said they
dad not want TO fight Montana men, bur could
light the Lewiston soldiers. A man nam, 4
j. Shively was captured near Mud Cieyser
and Is supposed TO Toe held by them as a
was killed.