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r. Prayer In the morning by Rev. J. X. Glib
son, aud In the afternoon by Rev. D. r. VIII
g. song. "America." by the congregaiion.
A. Address Of welcome by the President.
S. CongratuIatory addresses by the Bards-not
over 20 lines. Prize s.. ,,.
Be-" mnsis p. p Bliss Gospel Hymns, not less
!. Recitation, -"Ab>alom," McGufry's New
8 Chorus, "David's Iameniation," Missouri
s SrRSqIy RsI;ys,n n%t LII Ths s''S wInxei Worshipper
McGunry's," New Fihh Reader in concert by
children under Y years OF age-not less than
10. Instrumental Music on Piano, "Home
Sw o. Home" with variations, 10y Francis Muel-
III. Xdiudie.t'os of Essay. aThe infiu. nee Of
the Bibie on Sucisty," not less than 20 pages
~ Chorus. 1IaIie'ujah Amen" by Handel
Novell.I's edition, not less than IL voices.
ls Band music, "MarsellaiSe Hymn" A.
s9grsE, Gincinnali, o; pTiz. s.,0o go voo,esv,.
New Fifth Raider PRIZE s.
Is. Duet, "when the Swallows Homeward
T.. Adjudication OF Poern, The Anglo-sax-
ons,a 20 rhy yme-not less than 500 lines.
IL. In .irumental music Piano. wagner's
Gn,nn Centennial March. Prize sln
Gufey's New sixth Render. Prize S..
~. Chorus, "MalrSIy," il h MlsS%pri Soo Harmony
20. Adjudication Of Essay, Relation OF
Thought 10 Actlpn," not less than 20 pages
fOolScap. Priz. go. =. - :,
2l. singing, up with thy tanhs 10 Jesus,
p. p. Bliss Gospel Songs0chlidrrn under 10
ye@rs OF agr-not less thnn Il lzNoices-ohiy three
90 xa,,',sc,,ion ~ Picture aHard Times
eli, or dyawing or naming. S.
o2 Ou.TtsiGs .Soe,-d AWAY" J. B. WooD.
pTRv nv 4 iadfas Prize SO
% pa diny Marco B,,zrrris." McGufE.y'-
New Slxth Reader. P,ize-Fine globe for the |
u-e OF the dIstlict that the successful compet- |
itor shaI, be n resident or
F solo and chorus, "Pull for the Shore" |
p y HIis.i (ioSpel HYMNS. vOicps Piize ST. |
1R Adiudisation of Poem ..The Blcheloris |
Tasnen'n - moi I,sss than < stanzss Przes sL
"a. or nj chorus. aHe Gave Them ii .ilsiones |
f,r ,ts'n - nv Handel Roosey's Ed ton not less |
(ondftious
The i,ems numh.r5 s. 7. III Ia Il. and 90 are
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Since the rains, the roads and streets
have been free from dust, and in line
condition, and there is a great deal of
buggy riding, mostly for pleasure, but
some in the way of business. The place
to get nice, safe bugsies aud horses, is at
Tom. Delays livery stable, back of the
old Burt House, Broadway Street.
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TRUE MERIT WILL WIN.

A f-w years since the proprieiors Of DIR. Nor
ris syrup or Tnr, Wild cherry and HOrehound
introduced IL here. II was not pulled, but sold
on its merits. Our people som found it TO he
reliable, and already ii has become the most
staple and popular pulmonary remedy i'm the
market. II quickly cures the worst coughs,
colds, Group, bronchitis, asthma and incipient
cons umption. NOihing acts 20 nicely In whoo-
ping cough. and il is so pleasant that children
readily take it. Containing no opium, or 9TH
or dangerous drug, IL il safe as IL is sure.
Trial size 10 cts. large sizes, 50 cts. aud On
Dollar.
Also Agent for Prof. Parker's Pleasant Worm
Syrup, which never fails. Pleasant to take,
and requires no physic. Price % cts.
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C Graham at his tin-hop. on the cor
ner Of Pearl and Broadway. is doing an
old time business No dull times at that
shop. Tinware all the time on hand and
for sale, or made to order. by competent
workmen. Roofing. spouting, lightning
rods and pumps specially at Graham's
sb hon
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Mrs. Ruf, desirous o retiring from bu-
sness, will sell her stock OF millinery
Dods, store fixtures. etc, at a bargain to
any person desirous OF engaging in the
business. This is first rate opportunity
for bar gain. Her goods are AL stylish.
and adapted to tue wants of this .ocality
For iuil particul .rs call at her store on
Main street. UIlil sold she will offer
goo Is at a n eat sacrifice.
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The Proprietors of Lawson's Curative
would be pleased to exhibit to any one
who will call at their Office, the many
testimonials received from parties who
have been cured OF distressing diseases.
In their pamphlet, which is TO be had OF
the druggists, will be found few from
leading citizens and editors, and we
would advise everybody to procure one
and read it thoroughly.
For sale 10y w. F. Hale, Jackson.
iune7-2w
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ERRORSSYOUTH

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years
LA from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay,
and all the effects of youthful indi>cTetion will,
for the sake of suffering humanity, send free To
all who need II. the recipe and direction for
making the simple remedy by which he was
cured. Sufferers wishing To profit Dy the ad-
vertiser's experience can do 80 by addressing
In perfect confidence,
JOHN b. OGDEN,
AZ Cedar street. Few York.
d,c1SGp,
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The store Of Morris Sternberger, on the
corner Of Main and Broadway sire ets,
Jackson, is becoming one Of the most
popular stores in town. A great many
parsons who want clothing, dress goods,
or any other kind Of goods to be found
in general store, go there to trade. as
they are sure to find any thing they
want
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tSHAM HOUSE.

Jurors and Witnesses attending Court will be
charged at the rate of One Dollar per day, nr
Twenty Five Cents per meal.
Horses will be kept as cheap as at any other
place Ia town.
Livery on reasonable terms.
large number Of second hand buggics aud
expresses for sale.
will be at home on Saturday, Feb. 10, 1877,
aud every three weeks thereafter.
febs.tf 1T. MoNAHAN.
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To Mothers Should the 10y he sui
fering with any Of the disorders OF Baby
hood use DR. Bulls Baby Syrup at once
for the trouble. 25 cents per bottle.
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A sweet little creature sat next me al
the first recital Of Chopin's music given
by Madam EssipoH During the pathct
&c March Funsbrs' from the fonata.opus
IS, her attention was fK 4. a. " tao mu.
&c had cntranccd her very soul Her
eyes glistcnsi with emotion. and her
whole face vas expressive OF admiration
aud excitement. Whe.i the pianist bad
finished, the gentleman who was with
this sweet little creature turned 10 her
and said "iioN beautiiulf To which
.hr replied. Yes. indeed doesn't Il 90
her ssqui,it~ly Ia the baok7 lios much
! do you suppose - cost a yardf
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Dr. Marshall's Lung Syrup speaks for
itself 1t seems everybody recommends
il as the most reliable remedy for Coughs.
Colds and Pulmonary complaints. Price
25 cents, large bottles so cents.
For sale by all druggists.
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DR. l. PAgin will be at
Chillicothe, June 2l and %.
IIamden. Saturday and Sunday June
% p NJ and "a.
Jackson. Gibson House, Monday and
Tuesday, June % and &c. Wv
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Take Notice.

No person except the foreman, John
II. Mackley, is authorized to receive
money for me on account Of the STAN
DARD Office and any one paying money
to any other person will do so at his own
risk. DAVIS MACKLEY,
Proprietor jackson Standard.
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We frequently have occasion to pass
the store of George w. Rice. on Broad
way Street. and we notice that there is
no falling off in trade there, on account
of the fly in the wheat. the Murphy move.
ment. or the war on the Danube, or the
Presidents policy.
Go to the Store OF G. W. Rice if you
want good goods
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DIVORCES

Legally and quietly obtained Ia .vrry State
and TcrItOTy, IOT lNIOMPATiBILIT and
other tusts~, no matter WucTU tIc I.arty it-
sides. IS ytsifs' cNp,iIenc,. Zee aGttT d.rItt.
All lett - c,,niid. natal. AdIr-s> \. 4. DEA-
TEX, AtIy, Kuunis atid ., IJ- 10 aIDUIn = 81,
GnIcsag ., lt. Duquc,ttouabIc T,tu4e giNt O.,
COrtsp Jnuence with tie legal profession IA
Vited. aug3l.y
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The boy Thomas McCray, whose leg
was amputated some months ago, was
taken to the lnfrmary last Saturday af-
ternoon. Some indiscreet persons fright
ened bin by saying they believed the re-
movsl would kill him. lie was taken on
a bed in spring wagon. and his screams
as he passed down Main Street were
frightiul to hear. We inquired of DR..
A. B. Monahan on Monday and he in
formed us that the little fellow was much
exhausted when he reached the Infrm.
ary but he has somewhat revived.
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n A "A 49, not caslly rtTurd iu These titnss
IF/'/f/uut u eau bv utadr iu three months
m Al Al uy ANY one ui either n X, lm Htsy
y pau of tuc county wstp D. wllitffE
- ~.s.k strssutly at thc stuplul uleut that w.
furnish. suo l,r week in yuuf own town. ipu
ttcrzi not D. away irOut h,utc over nt-ht. You
can give Auut waui= ttutr ~ th va. b.. ur ouig
your rIstrr moments. Il c,sts na.u.ux 60 G
Ino cuisines TrIms atl I've u. o. Oufu
free. AddT - Al once IL. uALL1iT & 80.
Portland Maine. spfSty
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Most Of the merchants in Jackson find
times pretty dull This is owing in some
measure to a want OF vigorous, energetic
and lively advertising This remark
does not apply to the store of Oliver S.
Miller. At that establishment it is al
ways lively. and customers are seen there
during all business hours. in full force
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-06-14

When there is no rain the street
sprinkler is at work, and Main and
Broadway are kept in sloppy, muddy,
and nasty condition. The only benefit
derived from this sprinklrng, is the pre-
veDtion OF tho dust blowing into the
stores. For instance, the goods in Mark
Sternberger's Store are always neat and
clean, and free from dust. This is one
reason why so many persons trade tn ere.
They get nice goods.
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Removal.

The Queensware Store Of w. A. Steele
has been moved to Main street, one door
elbow Washam & Stewards. Goods low
for cash Cell and see. ap5tf
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DR.. Harter's Liver Pills restore the Sc
cretions, remove distractions, and
change the diseased organic action into
healthy one.
For sale by Monahan & Jones, Jack.
son.
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The Temperance Meeting on next Sat
urday night will he held at the Baptist
Church, and will be addressed by Judge
Evans, Lot Davis and DIR. J. B. johnson.
All are invited
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Cheap Guns for h3 People.

tt'ui'ir sthHt Uuu-. ftufn ~ g. 80. nf.rrh
-lHsi Nhfis. ~ ktu.fss 90 tu go tsn =. MunHfe
fisd hts. go tfstFitmH ~tfatu mmf a. o. atiuas 7,
.ias O. ~ &C. E.u
U,.t-is ~ $50 EKpF~ss e. a. y. uith pfivfi~w~
tff hHffttiHs Fftrsa tiaf -. a ififsa -. Great
y s-trfH euH N"fIs. ~ t-bafEh. rs.
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When you come to town don't fail TO
step into the Jewelry Store of S. A.
Zancis & Co, AMI see the elesant goods
they are selling at such low p ices.
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Every effect must have cause; so
Boils. Pimples. etc, are the result Of poor
blood. Purify the blood by using DR.
Bulls Blood Mixture and banish such
eruptions as those named.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-06-14

Rev. j. F. Williams, Pastor OF the NJ
E. Church, lectured on temperance at his
church on Sunday night.
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Town Lots at monthly and yearly pay.
ments at reasonable prices.
March 6-tf r. KAHN.
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Anti Murphy Meeting.

Saturday afternoon, June l6. in front
Of the Court House. Dr. /. T. Monahan
will give some reasons why the Murphy
Movement shouldd not succeed.
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A lady remarked, few days ago. 81
have almost raised my childred on Den.
i;s Worm Syrup; no other medicine is
needed; !" thus proving it to be a good
remedy to have in the house.
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Transfers of Real Estate.
WHTTtI1tNE 1t ~
James w. jackson and Mary Dixie

Benz G Williams TO James w. Vaughn
100 l6-lOO acres in Franklin tip; So
500.
Columbus johnson to Erastus Johnson
-I6O 96-lOO acres in Washington tp ;
s.. 600.
Lewis Crabtree TO David Karn-lOO
acres in Hamilton tp.; Sl,400.
Jesse W Laird 10 Hugh GillIland-
part In Lot 10 in Jackson; 81 $50.
L. " Long to Mary j. Long-lands in
Milton tp; $1,000.
John j. Thomas to Williams-lands in
Madison tip; $500.
Alban Alban 10 William ii. Jones
jl-l00 Of an acre in Madison tip; SIS.
A. l.. Johnson. guardian, to Columbus
Johnson-lands in Washington tp., etc;
$3,5ll
A L johnson ct al to Columbus John
son-quit claim TO 4l2 acres in Washing
ton tp., etc; $24. 4.254
Sheriff Ewing to Daniel w. Evans
240 acres in Madison tip; s. 600
Number of mortgages recorded, s.
amount secured. 50 $40.
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Having used DR.. Marshalls Lung Syr
up in my practice for some time, am
prepared 10 soy, that it is superior rem.
rdy for all cases Of Coughs, Colds and
diseases OF the. Lungs and Chest.
DR. F. WALTMAY.
Springfield, Michigan.
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Frank Crumit has been appointed dep
ty Clerk OF the Court, and Charley James
has gone into the practice of the law, in
partnership with Irvine DUNCAN. The
firm name Is DUNCAN AZ James.
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ATTOR NJ EYS.
II L. JONES,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,

The temperance meeting at the NJ. E.
Church on Saturday night was well at
tended, and able addresses were made by
John T. Moore and J. w. Laird.
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Mrs. Perkins. OF Oak Hill, has sent US
a large, rich and beautifully arranged
bouquet. Many thanks.
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James Chestnut is still selling large
quantities OF fine goods, and among other
articles he makes a specially Of corsets.
lie sells the Health Corset, known as
the Coutil, at 81 So and the Peerless.
and several other styles. at equally low
figures. lie also sells the Stocking Sup
porter, for women and children, DR.
Warmers Duplex Supporter, aud several
stores.
Ills stock OF fine dress goods for the
ladies cannot be surpassed, and his vari.
Gus styles of piece goods for gentlemen
are becoming very popular. Carpets on
hand in great variety. If
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO CONSUMPTIVES.

The advertiser, having been permanently
cured of that dread disease, Consumption, by a.
simple remedy, Is anxious to make known to
his fellow sufferers the means of cure. To all
who desire IT, he will send copy OF the pre-
scriplion used free Of chaTgel, with the direc-
lions for preparing and using the same, which
they will find a SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION,
ASTHMA, BRoNCHITIs, &c.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address,
Rev. Z. a. WILSON,
l9I Penn ST., willlamsburgh, y. Y.
dac0g.cu,
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We are pleased to learn that the wheat
is not seriously injured 10y the fly in this
county. In some localities entire fields
of wheat are destroyed, hut in most parts
OF the county it is not injured.
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bought intend dssCo
custom
uSTcesAe New DOrto FH@tA AaioaB
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The Rockford Watch is the Boss
Watch for time. Sold by S. A. Zaneis q
Co.
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l will mall thi recipe for preparing a
simple VEGETABLE compound will remove
TAN, FRECKLES, PIMPLES. and BLoTCHEs.
leaving the skin soft, clear aud beautiful; also
Instructions for producing luxuriant growth
of hair on n bald head or smooth face. Adj
dress, inclnsing 10 cent, Ben. VHndelf & Co., Box
5l2I, No. Wooster ST.. MY. dec2S-6m
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Ihe undersigned has g. y nrptinisd admin.
tFls,t - ifr estate q - .hua "a Esufis.sk 1 tstn
~ aafh~fu 1pumfgs uhlii, fisswnsssi
Iunr :. Is-5. ~ "H'Sh'
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USTOUT-The New Rock lord Watch.
Sold 10y s. a Zdneis & Co.
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For sale by all druggists.

The Executive Committee of the Tenn
perance Union at this place request us to
say that orders for pledges will be at
tended to. Those wanting speakers
should send conveyance and provide en-
tertainment We have no badges, but
we suggest that all wear them. The
badge consists simply OF little knot of
blue ribbon. Your ladies should prepare
and furnish. Please send lists of signels
to Ii. c. Miller, Secretary, Jackson, 0.
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Of the Little Rock A 70. smith Ry.
ffHtfirt ltifisf sol tsai tstisfia 80 ttF ntisa4
athtluys IumE titns atsd tssw tmtrFwmfs A4tsv.
ttttA 80 ttsfflfFsts afls g. tsssftss tsss
800 ffEsuia ats HNmF NE Law. and su-
lire afnwunt ffsfni hsstaw - fh~ tanda and Fw#
turu sr.stitsd utt tatsd IseFsha@sss Aiat@ aud
tttt tttifi igiti .sfif -tst ff t fiilftrsiitu tf
". o. SLACK. tssitsl tssistu b. snlsstssf.
ur CIV. nEbku go Mtst tih ~ a tnstnnHtt d u.
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All kinds OF Sewing Machines repaired
at w. A. Steele's. ap5tf
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SheriTs Sale Of Real E,tatc.


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80 -'s..i - iti' pfsffrftY uf Ai.nsndrf Crais.
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IN MIXED CARDS. with name. h.f Ia .na
cAJ stamp titir tasfk ~ aftis.si AssItisiisf.
s-ts mftlrs Ice NsnHIsira hsf - siHtssfa Al
"SM ~ a d'h hfi+tuls ~ luusg-ty
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Lime, Plaster and Cement, for sale y
W. A. Steele. ap5tf
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En Pine CHuis. Dana 4. Hrt.p. 30. with
"Hinu "u d ets- CtiArUS hitu-.. Ciin.
''sfftft's Aomms luurgalF
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We desire to call the special attention
OF our readers TO a reduction in the terms
of admission to the 4th of July Literary
Assembly. from one dollar to Is cents for
tickets Tor the whole day including con
cert in the evening and 40 cents for
single session Children half price
This, indeed, is very low when compare d
with the terms OF admission into enter.
tainments of inferior character, and also
in view Of the high premiums offered to
all successful competitors and the Incl
densal expenses connected with such a
grand entertainment. but more especially
when we consider that a Mammoth Tent
that will accommodate two thousand peo
pie has been purchased, which will be
very valuable to the people of the county
upon public occasions. The energy and
courage of the committee is such that it
deserves the patronage OF the people o!
the county, and we trust that they will
not be disappointed. and that the attend
ance will be such as will place the Asso-
citation on permanent basis, so that we
may enjoy such feast every year, and
that our people generally over the county
Will take part in the competitive exer.
cises OF the Annual Assemblies of the So
ciety. thereby promoting the literary and
musical taste and talent of all its
p Itrons. Let all that can encourage the
enterprise by their attendance ~.
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Watches. Clocks and J,-welry, repaired
and warranted to give satisfaction, at S.
A Ztneis az Co.'S.
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PROGRAMME

OF the Grand Entertainment to be given ny
the jackson County Literary Associatioh'
at jackson, Ohio, July 4th, 1877.
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We have been having some fine show
ers recently. The ground is in fine con
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and other plants. For a iull stock OF
these. also buck kwheat and field beans. 90
to l. w. Kinnison's See his advertise
mant in another column
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STORE.

Also keep q first class Store,
opposite the Court III iu>c,
where they sell gUods cheap