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HOW 1T WORKS.

The Republican convention in Iowa
refused to indorse Hayes, and two days
after the election the following appeared
in the daily papers:
IOWA
DKs MnlxEs. Ia, Oct. II Midnight =
The State Register. by r-turDs received
up To midnight, Is able 10 give tn" result
,iI all mrnlLrrs of the Srnate aud Un all
but four members at The House. The
S-nate will rtand thirty eight RePubli
cans TO twelve Democrats the House
stands. so tar. seventy R-publican-' Iw"n-
~. tour Democrats. aud twu Gr~eb backrrs,
aud four To hear from VI the lattrr-
iL j. reportrd-two at lea-t will be Re-
t.ublcans makiag the Rrpubiicau major
ity on joint ballot s-venty-t~o. Accord
ing To the Registers dispatches iroui
seventy tour Counties, Gear has mhlnrity
over Irish OF 80 695 The rem aiming
twenty fige counties will make this Piu'
rality ABOUT 10000 On the State tickrt,
aside from Gear IL est mates that the
X -lublicans will have mejnrity over tue
Deinocrst- OF 46,JU0 The total vote OF
J-s-up. Prohibition Candidate, Will br
about 6OOO
The Republican convention in Ohio IN
lorsrd Hayes. and the Democrats carried
the State by-we do not yet know how
many thousands. perhaps between TWEEN
ty aud thirty thousand, aud they have
a majority in the Legislature of between
forty and fifty.
California went Republican last fall.
rhe Republican convention indorsed
Hayes, aud the State went Democratic.
The Republicans in Maine repud'ated
Hayes and his rebel policy. and the State
gave over eleven thousand Republican
minority.
Scioto county went largely Republican
last fall The Republican county con
vtntion indorsed Hayes, and the county
has gone largely Democratic, electing a
Democrat to the Leg Stature.
lawrence county gave very large Re
publican majority last fall. The Rrpub'
lic4n county convention indorsed the
rebel policy, and now the county has gone
Democratic. eiecting a Democrat TO the
Legislature.
The Republican county convention in
Ross county indorsed Hayes and his rebel
policy, and the county has gone largely
Democratic. nearly thousand majority.
The Republican county conv' ntion in
jackson county treated Hnyes and his
treason with silent contempt, aud the
Republican majority is fully up to the
average for the past ten years.
Comment H. not necessary.
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VEGETINE.

Th- following letter from R-v q w Mans
h-ld. TO- merry pastor OF the Methodist Eii-et,-
pal church Hyde Park, and ~ present settled
In Lowell, must convince .vsry one who rea,ds
hiS letter of the wonderful curative. anaI,tis OF
Neg-itn@ as a thorough cleanser and pnfifi.r Of
int b.oud:
HYDE PARK. Mass, Feb. IS, Is5s=
ID ar sir.-Abpui ten years ago my health
h,il'd lhu'ugh the depl. ting effects of dy~ppp-
sia nearly year later 1 WAS attacked by ~
phnd fever ia It's worst f,.m. " reitled la MY
d 'ck aud took itr ftrtu Of ~ iars. ds..D-s,sI,s
ab-c'7s~, which wts n.tsen months In gat her
ing. had two surkicsl operations hy tI,.. b.S
xiii in tie state. hut revived nO t,ertnan.n u
constantly wtaErn'-l 10y "a prpfu~- di>rhsig-
ai~p lost small pieces Oi bone at different
iiuiss
Matters ran on thus about seven years, tilI
May, 1874. WHEN "a fii-nd recommended nv. Il,
ga TO ynur Office aud talk with you Of the viz
by what saw and heard gained some con-
Il :, nee Ia Ns-grtinr.
cOinm.nc-d Il taking Il soon after, hut felt
wonse fIuin It's effects sill I ptrssvrrtd anu
-p'n felt u Wa benrfiiIng m- tn other r.su.ct-
Vel did not sc the results desired. till lisd
when the difficulty in the back was rur.-l, and
s'r niue months 1 have erjos.ed the brsr Of
have In that time gained tweniy.nv.
pouuHs OF n-Sli, ing heavier Than ever hefUrr
la n'y life. ana was never more able to p,i-
Iorin l"b1r IMAM h,w. During the past lev
waks / had scrOfuiOus swelling a. large o.
my n>t gatllrr Ou HitutiI-T patit OF my bpdy. !
tppk Nezetine tathftiy ard 10 removed II level
with the surface in n mouth. 1 mink 1 should
have been cured OF my main trouble SOONER u
hhd taken larger d',ses' after having become
acru~tOnissi To iis effects.
Let your patrons troubled with scrofula or
kidn'y diSs.sse understand that t take- time
To cure chronic diseases, aud IL they will pa-
iiently lake Negifine, IL will, in my Judgment,
cur. them.
Win great obligations lam y urs very truly,
q. " MANSFIELD.
Pastor OF the Meth. dat r. ChuIch.
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We do wish that the Democratic edi.
tors would let Bro. Gould alone How
can he help the shape Of his l-es2 His
mother is to blame. about that cburning
business. If Jones. OF the Waverly Watch
man, tells the truth.
And now comes the Chillicothe Adver-
tises, another Democratic paper, ana
says
Gould, Of the Jackson Hersl !. came up
to the Big Show last wcrk. We thought
OF Jones "reminiscences about that churn.
but Gould bad on pair Of III tcki-y's
widelegged breeches, and we couldn't {
tell whether his legs were straight or
bowed like a pair of parenthe-i-. We
thought he looked taller than usual, and
IL may be that he has strai-h eled up.
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New York Herald.l
1t Doesn't Mean Anything.

OF course President Hayes and his
friends will make light of the Ohio tlrc
ton and attempt TO explain il away. but
other people NAV not be quite OF THEN
mind The public will rernilPct that Mr.
Hayes made circuit through his own
State i'm one of his late journeys and had
series of great ovations; that Secretary
sherman delivered an elaborate speech
at Mansfi Id in defense of the President
policy aud subsequently wrote an urgent
letter saying how very important il wa
that the Republicans should Carry the
State in this election. Had they done so
and had the Republican victory been ~
great as that which has been achieved by
the Democrats. everybody knows that
President Hayes, Secretary Sherman and
all the Republican suppo; t-rs Of the new
policy would have claimed il "a a valua
ble endorsement Of the President by his
own State. The attempt to beiittle the
result, now that the Ohio election has
gone so strongly the Other way. ia n mere
salve or plaster applied To a painful wound
These gentlemen can not he permitted To
avail thpmselves OF the artitice. beads
win. tails you lose" As they would Ger
tainly have claimed a victory in Onio ~
an inhnrsempnt OF the Administration. IL
would b. consistent and logical for them
tn admit that the defeat looks n great
d. al like a r+buks. They can not have
both ways Unless their failure To
ear the State is rebuke there would
Lav been no just fcaiion Tor claiming
the success which they hoped as an APP
oval.
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Before the election the Tribune told
Republicans in agonizing strains that a
vote for West was vote Tor Hayes
ii Eyes is then without honor in Scioto
county Portsmouth Times.
The "fool friends" Of Hayes kept in
sisting to the very last that Republican
victory must be construed rs an indorse-
ment Of Hayes and his rebel allies, and
the natural, and proper result was, that
one hundred thousand Of the best Re-
publicans in Ohio refused to vote the
ticket. IL the delegates to the Cleveland
Convention had had one particle OF
sense, and voted down the Hayes resolu
tions. as was done in Iowa and Maine.
our victory would have been Ms decisive
in Ohio as it was in those States.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-10-18

Last Thursday night about one o'clock
two men from Athens county. named
Miller, got drunk at Washington. Fsyetie
county, and one shot the other through
the heart. They were cousins, and the
murderer was only sixteen years Of age
lie was so drunk that he had to be haul
ed to prison. The Ohio State Register.
speaking OF the case says:
The man now confined in Jail was so
drunk as to be taken TO the prison in an
express wagon, aud when visited by his
brother, the next morning, said he knew
1 othing Of what had taken place. He
remembers that they took three drinks
Of gin and two OF whisky and that was
all he did remember.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-10-18

Several Ohio Republicans Of promi
nence came IN to night. They say that
10000 Republicans on the Western Re-
serve did not turn out. owing to tn" iu-
fuence OF Ben. Wade.-Baktim0re San 8
Washington Special
Here is the old, old blunder of mistak-
ing cause and eff ct-of attrihuting to
persons what is the result OF principles.
Ben. Wsde--like Conkling, Mr. Blaine
and Mr. Cameron. in their peculiar atti
tud-s in New York, Maine aud P-nn-yl
vsnit-is not the creator Of n sentiment,
but the exponent OF it. Neither OF the
gentlemen mentioned could have accom-.
plished anything save Tor the popular
sentiment behind them Gin Times
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-10-18

Ma. II. X. %tsvenS:--
IL lss2 y''ur Nes-tine was recommended Ia
me Hhd yis.ldsng 20 ia" per-ua-ions Of y frIf MI
i roit~rii'tst tO Try u AZ th- Itms- I wHS sufl,.r
~ iOih ~ neral d' ny siti nsrNons g,fsifa-
ii"n' sul eitnduce'i 10y DvsI work ard ifts Etlaf
lsihliS. IT. wonderful strengthening and rur..
lIN" lritEflie> sfettted iu affect my dettliintad
-NSfrfu tfonI the nf~t dsss, and un.isr it, t.t-
>i~i~h u~s. rtrid y tetTsvrfsd. gaining uiar.
hah usual ssilii uiiil uu'si is.iiftg Sitss. then
! nave itsH u siitttd O" sivr NsRs.iinr my tnsI~t
uhghhiih'd iudor~rnieni ~ b~ing sasis. sute
a'td IDw"tfui ae~nf Ia ptunuilng hsaIth sud
itHtiins TIE wasted rySieii to lif,. st.t IN
'IEy. V. g'tiu- j. the only IN. siis.l1,.. "A = a,,
az long a. i've ~ " rtNp.ct IA ind u hrtter
lOurs tIulv,
W 81. CLARK,
10 Monterey street, AllrshrnS' Pa.
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General Mcmillan, OF Louisiana. has
been rendered. and has accepted the up
pointment of Pension Agent tor the con
solidated agencies of IN. Southwest, with
headquarters at New Orleans. succeeding
Isabel (colored). whose bond has been
found deGective--N Y Tribune
We suppose this General Mcmillan was
a General in the rebel army. 1t is no
trick to find defect in the bond OF
"nigger" official. when he is to BE- turned
out by Hayes to make way ior rebel
General
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-10-18

Republican ballot means an endorse
ment oil llayes .-IroAtoa Commercial
That is just what ou- hundred thou
sand Republicans in Ohio believed. That
is what you. and the Register. the Journ.
al.and your Iimbrr backed politicians
made most Of the Republicans in Law
renee county believe, hence the Demo.
cratic victory in your county. aud ia the
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Don't Lay 1t to the Poor wOlkingman
New York Herald


1t will not do To attribute this result &"
the woi kiugmaus ticket IL may be-
true a given out at the White House.
that thi- ticket drew most OF its supVor-
t,rs from the Republican ranks. But
since there is AS large a proportion ni
Workngmen in the Democratic a in The
Republican party how did il happen that
this new faction dill not make equal
'nroads into both parties Why were
the Democrats 30 much better able To
hold their men than the Republicans
IL was brcause party ties have not been
Ioos-n@d in the one organizttion "a they
have in the other; because the Demo-
Gratis were not dissaii,f+d. aud many
Republicans were. The chi-r ground oi
R,.putican dissatisfaction is Duquestion
ably Mr.. Hayes Southern policy.
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SIR


have heen rsane-ted hy the Y y
re-entrtivr "f the lSo~iefy of he Rel Cres
cfhi in Tia. United >t4I... Pref A L Miit.
VI d. 80 Nv York Civ. to cali att. ntion
10 thr depiorahie condition oi ths. sick
sod Wounded ~ the armies oi the Ottn
n-u Empire, aud To -nlie.it contributions
- lint aud baud ,g.-s from tn. generous
hearted p op" &c The Oh Willy. Tn
S5ciety Of III Ri Cres. cnt i an Orientai
branch III the Society Of ths Rel Cross Ike
the Latter. II l. bt-..l upon the 4t,puli
tions agreed uppn In th- Intern tfiuutl
Convention at q .neva aud il agents re-
lirve sickness and -uff-ring without -
gard to the nationality or creed oi those
req hiring assistance Pickts..$ Of lint.
Utni ,s-S can b. sent u D. A. B
VI 1T. 62 " ,lispn Avenna. y V CITY. or
they may be transmitted To the und.r
-ignrd DOnors are requested to forward
their names to NV address. in order that
they may he properly certified 10 the
X preventative oi the Sucirty whIl.- those
wishing 10 become m-mnrrs "f the organ
'zttion will please Communicate at once
with
REUBEN A VANCE. NJ D,
Gal4ipoliS. Gnllit 20 Ohio
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REPUBIIcAN REoRGANIzATIox


One OF the Washington correspondents
t-ll- how the news itom Ohio Vas r..
rrivrd liz says:
From genuine reform Republican
wi no l. wid-iy aud iayoratly kro~n.
obtained The fDil"wing opinion on thr re-
suit ia OHIO: IL wa not - much the
iisatf- ct on OF the R.puhlic,Bs At th.-
Sputhern policy ~ il sas the disgust 81
al q. c. nt aud respectable people ut the
hunt ugsrry aud byr"cri-y at the Adniu-
t~tratiou Sham ciyil service rr.orm had
a. much to do with IL a. pytbIue cisr
The people were Disguised ai civil servic'.
rrioIm which h-g ~ and ended with al.
Executive. pruclams tion. John Shermans
order about blood r.latipHs, which TUNED
soldiers fdowa aud one armed and one
legged soldi,rs out uf the Treasury DE-
pai tinrnt. aud did not turn out all Oi
John Sh-rman's brothers nrphes >. and
oIher blood relations. who continue 1"
hold fat offices. had good deal To do
with il
FROM an old fashioned original Brpub-
lican the following iairly his>rd cut:
" Where is Stanlry Matthew'S aud rrcre
ant Garfield now2 Bluff B~n Wad..
d.dn't IeIsrSent snybndy in Ohio but
himself, dad hr2 Beatty aud hrs autI-
Hayes orgaDiz ,tion didnt r-pre-eut any
body either Packard hasn't hern
svenged. has hep ID ,mn the Admins
LratIonl ] wish ths. Democratic mrj rjJrIty
would run up Ia l2OuO0.
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CONGRESS-.

The extra session vi Congress met on
Monday and the House organized by
electiug Samuel J. Randall, Democrat,
Speaker, over Garfield. Hayesite. The
Clerk, Adams, admitted the Hayes rcbel-
from the disputed Southern States. but
he refused to put the Republican mem-
Der from Colorado on the lit.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-10-18

Our old carpet bag. coakney friend
John 'Opley. from IIould IIingland, now
the Bucyrus Postmaster, is sadly out OF
sorts, and makes very light OF men who
regard prime pie, honesty and consistency,
above Pos Office. lie says:
WANTED, A GOAT.
The Dayton journal says the Republi-
can party NJ els u goat. Certainly, let
the party collect its $4,000 behaving
jacka sse- who were too stubborn to vote,
and trade them off for goat.
And ain he wants TO show the supe
riority OF the cockney over the native
American. lie says:
The managers OF the Democratic canvass
knew that a large number OF Republicans
woull stay away because they did not
possess brains enough TO understand the
wisdom, patriotism aud statesmanship of
President Hayes aud his Cabinet
Here is another squawk:
The oft quoted saying Of Henry Clay
that he would rather br right then
President" comes closely home to those
Republicans who sincerely approve OF the
Presidents acts. Time will yet vindicate
him aud demonstrate that he Was rightly
placeI at the head OF his party as by Tar
superior to the large mass who without
his oppartunitie- TO know. hi thought to
consider and his ability tn judge, yet pre-.
sume sit in judgment upon him, and,
b-ratreifhry are unaUis 40 agree with
him, ignore the record oil ten years oi
eminent pv Jlic servicea
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Notice.

All pefsnns are hersby uotihad not to buy or
lrtic ior thrs pruuti--iiy uutss made 10 90
IhH-fur a. =. ttsttmths. ~ thHy ntw uai valid
npfts. anu will usst ht' paii. ratid uuiss fHsrs
date ssf a prt s. iss7. wrrs given tur the sum uf
s.Ell 49, strh. muu wtTp inside flsyntfis tu afN.
Twelve and vightrvn months RESPECTIVELY.
A. l.. LEwf@.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-10-18

Who struck Billy Westl-CIrcleviile
Union.
1t was the rebel Postmaster General,
nnder whom you are serving. lie II was
who struck Billy West so foul blow.
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VEGET. NE.
SHE RESTS WELL.

SOUTH POLAND, Me-, Oct. n. 1873.
Mr.. n. n. Sirven-.
Dear Sir.-I have been sick two years with
TN lVer complaint, and during that time have
t"k-n great many different medicines tut
nitne oi thsfn did me any Eoud. ! Wa resi- les
'figns, had M appetite Slnc taking the " -.
t-tin~ r,>t well snd relish my Eapi tau r,--
oninend the N'sgrtine htr wnst IL has done for
me. lOurs respectfully,
MRS. ALBERT KICKER
Witness of the ahbvs.
Mr. Geo. NJ. Vaughn, MedfOrd, Mass.
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Cay, ONO. Oa,. 1

OIsH T. UIIIV N1'9's 7 u TT
To the Eiitor o. tie Standard Sir llav
ing an argument on example Is. page ~
in Rays Mental ArIthmeIic, Il was l"ii
for you drcid. PI-as- give solusion
through Standacd III next I.sur aud
oLlige, a. ). BRADY.
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II is said that the three policy papers in
Ironton. and the two in Portsmouth. are
supremely happy over their IF ctive work
in turning Lawrence and Scioto couuties
over TO the rebrIs IInrrah Tor BrIstow
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VEGETIHE.

Thousands will hear testimony land do IL
Voluntarily that v-g.tine 8, ths b.Sf ma. dic.tl
eoinppuud yet placssi trfor. the pub L. for r.-n-
nvaiinE and pu'ifSing the biood, erndic,iiuE
al hum"rS, Impurities or poisonous SerrriiCns
ntn the system, lnvigoratinx and Strengthen
ing the 'ysirm, irbiiitaied b. di~ss,s IN firi,
u b. as n''ny have called 81, Tine Great Health
Ik.a-fgr..fu
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-10-18

II IS reported that Hayes has appointed
Harlan OF kentucky to fill the vacancy
il The Supreme Court of the United
land Harlan and Bristow are law part
%.
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A drunken tramp named Thomas Nc
Carly. fell off the cars, where he was
steallng a ride, near Richland Furnace.
and was killed. H
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gfTheodore Sherer OF Cnillicothe is dead.
He was one the most prominent aHor-
neys of that place. and was admitted to
the bar in the year lS40
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Notico T. he cby given that have di.pa-,i
- aus thrTus 80 IrV g. fufuurs C0aspaay
sto - ihr 10th dAy v. FguTuuty, ~
os--S-5~ JOeEP1 ISSLiAN-
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up the lIaiirIuJsh tBt'ius ~ the uI'.. n''W
in sers-ion. IL l. grand. Sublim. ] IL n
want to he any nrarrr Glory IN thIs
world than when this chorus - executed
bv class at rond pure t,,ned Sins' r..
NJ ~ Minnie Tihbl.- aud Ware't.. Porter
gives great cfedIt To the nOi,i.. talent God
has given them. in the execution Of the
high alto. May they be as shining stars
in the musical world
By rec thing my attention To F,irmont.
my home during th-. summer, ] will cluse.
Uuiil "a few weeks ago hav, made my
home at Mason Clurchills - wealthy aud
~nterprising latm"r. Mr.. Cbu' chilli
brothrrs. Ell aud Howell, aud William
B'yan, iarm considerably aud run n
cheese factory. Nv pr. sent h-Adquir
t--rs is at B w BroNu'- fnimrriy o.
B.'~ton. Mas. 81 very extensive iarm-r
aud grain m-rcliant OF Fairmont and
vicinity. and al~o ships unulIry io Boston
during the winter Ar aud Mrs. Brown
aud family are great lovers oi music
They brought their piano from Boston
with thrui. aud pleasant hours have !
spent 1T their wrlcnme aud good home
7 Ia re are several ian,li,s from the asst.
ern states on Capitol Prairie. G @ Grus-.
oI Georgia. a very wealthy iarm-r aud
d .nl-r in "shoft horns" is go,'d aud ex
crll-nt man-politicHlly, republican.
| clos my summers work here S..pt
81, with n successful conc-rt, contsining
twenty seven pi-ces. and the classical
chorus" lie gave them hail stones Tor
rain" Principal characters - Maggie
Forbes. OF D,.s Moines. l-t treble. Mr.
VIM Byan. 81; Clara Churchill 1t alto
L. da OSg, 2i; Will Gross. Let tenor, !.
y Brennan. 81; Y G. Spooner. 1t Ba-s
q. e. Erff. ~. take the privilege oI
making specisl mention of Miss Clara
Churchill. daughter Of Ell Churchill. only
fourteen years OF age, rxrcutlng twice
mai krd & with correctness aud I-Tci-inn
She has every ability To hrcpme NOTED
among the musical fraternity. Ny sum
mrrs work has BEEN - 'l-a-ant one. and
! heartily t-nd.r my siueere ihanks L,
the good and friendly people OF FaiImont
Respectfully
CHS A LACKEY
Z S-Thanks to Mr. Jnm-S + ans
| Adam Lsck"y, a. Jackson county. Obin
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TmunsDay. - OCT. rs. 1877.

Pickaway county with its two R"I uili
can () pap 'rs, 10th for Hayes, gives a
Democratic npainri ~ 9ql.
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Probate Notices.
THE ACCOUNTS or

THE ACCOUNTS or
Joseph Aien administrator of woodson Nan.
ualiy tirctlssst.
Llnyd ~ cra-sati.
Cynthia A. Cnerinxiou o1ecuiIlx Of James W.
ChrriuHiun tircsas-sil.
washingfon smith executor OF william ID.
smith hertafsad.
EvHn o. Hughes administrator - Junatia
LnWry decslfsszd,
JO,sph .. sprisEs executor Of Joseph spugzs
decusl1d.
Have brcn nied In the Probate Court ~ Imck-
=on cuuuiy, Ohio, fIr - ttlemrmf. and the same
arr ~ Tor examination aud hrnflnu on The ~
day ~ Oriots,r, a. .. iss5, ~ 10 o'clock A. ~.
OF uald nmy.
john J. c. EVANS. Probate Judge.
ocilitM
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S. NJ Penn. prominent lawyer OF
Bainbridge, Ross county. died suddenly
of heart disapsa last week.
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Howl Of the Cincinnati Times.

"The vote in Ohio, on Tuerdpy. appears
to have been at least LIS. 900 short OF that
of last November"
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JACKS0S. ONO. Oct -. 1877
MR. Davis MACELEY-SIR: The mem.
bers "i Franklin Grange (No. 1889 have
- fourth degree meeting IN ih-Ir HALL
close to \ 6 Dawson's ia Franklin Town.
hip. on Friday. Octob-r 10 1877. 1T one
. 'clcck Z N. We hav~a lIarvs-t Feast.
to which you are cordially invited
E " JACOBS. Master
l. G. CAMPBELL SECRETARY.