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, 1877-05-19

II ths Editor Of TAs Tribune.
C1toA1ot May IL. LIN your lsauu OF thia morn
ing you weru III an error on tho nomination yesscF-
day OF DR.. Eolts by the Rev Dr. Rockwell. The
llev. DR.. Araiin, Of Philadelphia, madc the drst
nomination Of pr. Eells fot Moderator, and ! nm
Hnfe It MAJ 10 understood by hlm
j. II. lIurcItKtN,
Cnmmisztanes General Assembly.
, 1877-05-19

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, 1877-05-19
AME RICAN
TRACT SOCIETY,
NEW pUul.uCATJOHA.
SCRIBNER FOR JUNE

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SCRIBNER FOR JUNE
opens with an interesting descriptive paper on
Bartto1di and His Work,
gtvng portrait of tho dstlngulthed French scn!p.
tightening the World. " to bs erected In New York
llasbor, and others Of his mott Important works.
Dr.. Hollands Serial,
Nicholas Ntnturn," ine.easos In Interest and
have vide influence upon public opinion.
The croton Aqueduct
il described In valuable article. With maps. views.
and portsalts. Some important facts In regard 10
Civi!.Seryice Reform
In Great Britain are given In timely papcr by Mr,
L. o. Gss.es tone Of tho cfvil.scrsco examiner
undar Gen. Grant,.
Village improvement,
to which rubject attention has been called By Col
Warnings previous astlclef. "a further tscussed III
thss number; the questions here treated be!ag San
iIaEJ work, Sewerage. Ventilation, etc.
Ivan Tourgueneff.
.,The Nove!tt. l'oyesen. hes written for I'll
Fine rottrsi. i ':Thc old iIi~ t:sbInct' has a+o
,omethlnE TO aay as to the quality oI 7ourcueners
Charles Dudley Warner
:To sams? sSsas IL noeS q as
Calvin tho Cat.
Mrs. Frances Hodgson Burnett,
h. thoH ~ fa ~ I ~ hAu q
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-09-27

We had the pleasure or attending. by
special invitation, the great Sabbath
School picnic on last Friday in the edge
Of Pike county, mile this side of the
village of California. There were at least
one thousand persons present, and we
never saw more orderly crowd of peo-
pie. There was plenty of excellent sing
ing by the various Sabbath Schools, and
short addresses were made by Rev. VIM.
samson. ourself. Elder H. j. Carr. Elder
I. E. Peden, who is now teaching in
California, A. W. Long, Mr. Pratt, and
others.
One of the features Of the martial
music was the performance on the bass
drum by one Lew. Van Gorder, who had
been a Drum-Msjor in the Mexican war.
Several persons extended urgent invi-
tations to us and Mrs Mackley to take
dinner with them, among others DR.. D.
A. White, Rev. Alva Crabtree and Griffe
Dixon. We dined with Dr. White His
father and mother, and several brothers
and sisters were Of the party.
The White family are rather remarka.
BILE in some respects. They are among
our very best citizens. Dr. Whites
father is 70 years of age, and has ten
brothers living, two Of which are older
than he is. The old gentleman has seven
sons and he and all his seven sons are
members Of the same church. and all
vote the Republican ticket.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-09-27

The Emancipation Celebration by the
colored folks on last Saturday, was
nearly a failure as to numbers. In the
forenoon very few persons were at the
Fair Ground. The Berlin Band (colored)
was on hand. Ambrose Leach Esq.
made few remarks, when B. F. Wood
son, colored man, spoke at length.
In the afternoon we'll prepared speeches
were read by DR.. A B. Monahan and DIR.
Prcer, and Mr.. Leach again made few
remarks. A bouquet was put Up to al e
money to pay expenses, and several
pretty girls were voted for. There were
Neil Dickson, Matte French and Kate
Grimes, (white) and Miss Leach and
Miss Ragland, (colored) All were left
far in the rear except Miss Dickson and
Miss Leach, the latter coming out about
D votes ahead. We tried to comfort
Neil by telling her that no white girl
could beat her. Over eleven dollars was
raised on the bouquet.
The supper al night was well attended
A short temperance speech was made by
John 7. Moore Esq, and all passed off
pleasantly.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-09-27

Some people object to advertising a
store by starting out with a news item,
and then turning it into an advertise
ment. We DO not see why there is any
thing wrong in this, provided your news
item be true. For instance, we might
relate how two men in Kentucky met
last week, and having an old quarrel, re-
uewed it, and went to shooting at each
other Their friends took part and as
going armed, and numbering each other
is the rule in Kentucky. four men were
instantly killed. Then we might end by
an advertisement OF Mark Sternbergers
store, on Broadway street, and advise our
readers to go there to trade. What
won d be wrong in that2
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-09-27
SheriR'S Sale Of Real Estate.
State OF Ohio. jackson County. -.
Court Of Common Pleas.
John Weese ". solomon Rockwell Ct al.

State OF Ohio. jackson County. ~.
Court Of Common Pleas.
John Weese ". solomon Rockwell e al.
On 81 orier OF sale.
Notice l. hereby given. that El pursuance Of
an orsi@r OF sale issued out 81 said court, on the
18th day Of August. 4. ID. 1871. and To- me direc'
ell as sheriff OF said county, will Ofi-r fDI sale
the door OF the Court HOuss, In said county, on
Saturday. September 29th, A d 1877,
at o'clock p. NJ. Of said day, the following de-
~cTilJed real estate, situate tn the county Of
jackson aud state of ONO, tO-Wi':
A part Of the south weSt qutrier Of Sectiun
eight (Si, OF range nuulb-r iurtevn ll9l, tn
Jackson county. Ohio, and commencing for de-
Scriptipn the s-ssSt side of the creek at the
briige mcr,fs~ Pigeon creek, thence et~trriy
about Two % rOls 10 "A stone st in the ground.
thence East eight t5) r'ld- TO q stone ~ la the
ground. theucr south west fiftssn rO = 10
stone set Ia the ground, thence Ia q strriy d.
rentinn TO Pigeon creek public road. Thence in
sOutherly direction along said rOad 10 the line
of said secii ~, thencr west along said line
TO the corner Of said quarter section. theme
north 70 the poplar rOsd or highway, thcucc
eaxteriy along ssiid road TO the bridge afpre-aist,
IA. nee across s.id bti,lze Ia the place ct begin
ming, cDutaitin seven acres more or les.
Appraised at ssUl.
Terms 81 Stir. cash on day OF safe.
To b. >ai't .s, THE property 81 solomon Rock
well, 10 -st..'y = Judrmeai aui d--Tec in faNOI
Of John w. .-s- ai.d -aUtiy Caldwell.
Dated AGeu-t -. IS11.
JOHN ~. EWING. Sh'TJ. c. o.
Ambrns- I. .4cn ATTY tur t'a4as,ll, and
Jam.s Trpp atty Tor John Neesc.
auz3O.jt
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-09-27

The temperance meeting at the NJ Z.
Church on last Friday night. was the
smallest yet held. Some OF those pres
ent seemed to feel discouraged The
President, John 7. Moore Esq. called on
US to make few remarks, and we fuc-
gested kind of class. or experience
meeting. Miss Dwyer. OF the Jackson
Schools, Mr.. Osborn. J. w Beyron, Eben
Jones. John L Grimes and Thomas NJ.
Jones. made short and appropriate
speeches, and the meeting turned out co
be one of the best and most interesting
yet held.
The meeting on Friday night OF this
week will be held at the Baptist Church
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-09-27
Constitutional Amendment.

You will also proceed 10 vote for ortngainsi q
cfrtain proposed sfncndmrnt Ia the COusiltu
lion Of the State OF ohio. fo-wu:
An Amendment of Articles -Four and Eleven
Of tne Guu-titutiOn re-otgtuizing the Judiciary
81 the Slate Of ohio. providing that S-ctiuti-
One. Three, Five, six, ~ zht. Twelve. Fourteen,
Fiftern, SiNtes n aud Eighteen of Article FnuI
he amended. and =. elton SEVEN of Article
Four. and SECTIONS Twelve and Thirteen Of A o.
iiclr Eleven De repealed, In accofdauce VIII
official notice given by the serrstary of slate.
hose I'm favor Of said Amendment. khnl
have plmc,d upon their ballot the word
Judicial Constitutional Ameudmeut-NI..' .'
Thu-e oppoSeu TO said Amendment shall have
pimcfd upon their ballots the wurdss "Iudi
ciai Constitutional Ameudmcut-No."
And NJ said election the qualified election
shall vote Tor or against q certain act emtitlst
IAN act to Hut Horize free Banking" passcl
April a, 1871. Al said election the ELECTORS de-
string to vote for the approval OF said act ~hnl
place upun their ballots the words. "Fur Tia
FIRE banking act" aHd the voirrs not upprUv.
ing 10 shall pluce upon their ballots the wur,is
Against the free banking act.'
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-09-27
A Certain Headache Cure

ff you suffer from sick or nervous
headache, morning sickness or neuralgia,
20 to your druggist and get ten cent
trial pack of d.. Heisley's Victor Head
ache Powders, or }. r. Heisley a Co, Sa-
lem. n. j.. will mail them postpaid A
single powder actually cures the most
distressing cases in ten minutes. 1t is
purely vegetable, entirely harmless, a
physicians discovery and we guarantee
it to do all we claim You can get the
so cent packs or the 10 cent trial size at
w F. Hale's, in Jackson, and at all 9th
er irstclass druggists everywhere. Con
vince yourself jan25-Iy
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-09-27

We attended the temperance pic niC
last Thursday, between Wellston and
Hamden. We arrived soon after 10
o'clock, aud J B. Paine was speaking
Mr. Paine made one Of the best speeches
we ever heard him make. Next Gen. s.
II. Hurst of Chi!licothe made a grand
| speech.
After dinner we spoke ten minutes.
and Mr.. Bundy spoke about fifteen min
utes
There was plenty Of music by the Ber-
lin Band, and singing by several Sabbath
Schools There was any amount Of
amusements Mr. Dinner had his
creased pole. some twenty five feet high,
with two half dollars on the top, and he
announced that any one who would climb
to the top and get the money, could keep
it. Several tried it, and finally a young
man went to the top and got it.
There was foot race by several little
boys. a wheelbarrow race, and several
young men stepped each into a coffee |
sack, tied the sack around the waist. and |
ran race. They had to jump, as they |
invariably fell when they attempted to
take a step. We did not stay to see the
race after the shaved pig There was a
circular swing. postoffice. etc.
In order to raise money to pay expen-
ses, Joe Wilson put up Bible, to be pre-
sented to the most popular minister.
Mr.. Thomas of Wellston and Mr.. Cher
ngton Of Hamden were the leading men,
md it was nip and tuck between them.
vote costing ten cents. Between forty
md fifty dollars was raised in this way,
Mr. Thomas coming out little ahead.
A bouquet was put up, to be presented
o the prettiest girl. Between six and
even dollars was realized in this way
The contest was between Jose (Babe)
Ionahan, and Miss Forster. Babe came
mt just a little ahead, but she was a lit
lie puzzled to know whether the people
7ere in earnest in voting that she was
retty, or whether it was sarcasm. At
ny rate she got the bouquet.
The day was very fine and cool, dinner
'as abundant, all were in fine humor :
nd spirits, and felt that they had spent ,
day pleasantly and proftably.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-09-27

George W. Rice is again able to be at
his store, on Broadway, few doors
above the Postofiice, where he will be
pleased to wait on all customers, as his
stock is full, and he wants to sell goods.
That is his business, and he wants the
people to know it, and be desires to have
them call and examine his goods.
Remember the place, across the street
from his former location, and opposite
the old Grafton Block.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-09-27
Farm for Sale.

II WILL sell my farm, on very favorable
IL trims, giving time Ou a large porii"n o the
purchase money. THIS htrtn - IN BiooWhriu
township, some five miles from CentrcyiIle,
aud about the same distance from Key yStone
and Madison Furnaces. IL - ON thr public
rad lsadfng To Niuton. IL Is hall fnile nom
the I.ackty SchOol House. ~ contains 70 actt-.
20 of which l. under cultivation, and % acres
Nga,sdlaud. There j. "a csfmfOt liable residence,
rontaiuing four rooms. and out-buildings. The
farm j. well watered, "a goOe spring ana SptlnE
house near the residence. There are plenty OF
fruit trees on the farm.
Any person desiring a farm well located, can
purchase this land ON most favorable terms, by
calling upon the undersigned. 10 hts residence,
In CeBfrsNilte. Hin h1 LEW -.
july 5, 1871. 3m
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-09-27

The number of Opium aud Morpbia
eaters in this country alone, would equal
in size an immense army. To what ex-
tent the desire was ingrafted in these
unfortunates by the early administration
of the deadly poisons named, it is not
difficult to conceive. DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup is the remedy for the diseases OF
Babyhood, contains nothing injurious to
the weakest infant and is absolutely safe
under oil circumstances. Price 25 cents
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-09-27

Temperance meetings will be held in
Franklin tip. at the following places, to
wit at Freedom Church, near Squire
Weeds, Saturday evening. October 6,
1877 at the same place next day, (Sun.
day. at p ~; on the same Sunday, at
Antioch Church. at 10 o'clock A. NJ at
-Four Mile Church on same Sunday even
ing early candle-light.
J. II. Wilson and others will be on
hand to talk to the people. Every body
come out
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-09-27

We do not read much about the great
war in Europe. We do not know or
care what the Turks and Russians are
fighting about. War is barblrism. Bet
ter turn the energies OF the people into
the paths Of peace. Now look at this
country. For four years there was a ter
rible. savage, destructive war, and now
the party that sustained and upheld the
war. has discoved that il was wrong, and
the rebels were right, and are now the
clever fellows.
If hIlf the able articles We wrote in
favor Of the war had been written as ad
vertisements of Mller's store. Oliver
would now be Independently rich Here
after we shall give less attention to poll
tics, and write up Miller.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-09-27

We intended to say something more
this week about the county fair, hui the
premium list, which we publish, gives the
NEST important facts.
There was a very large display OF sew
in1 machines, but no premiums were al
lowed for them. J. B. Howe. with his
great variety Of celebrated Wanzer ma
chimes, surpassed anything in this line,
ever seen in jackson.
Our specimens of job printing were
taken from jobs done in our regular tusi
ness. no specimens being got up specially
for the occasion. The complimentary
cards printed for the Agricultural Society
were the finest piece OF work ever exc
cuted in this part Of the State. They
were run through the press nine times.
Why do not printers from other coun
ties compete with us at our county fairs ?
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-09-27
ApporiIenment ef Jaror..

The Trustees ~ the several Townships are D..
quiTt-d 20 rsturn with the Iuli buoks 30 10
Clerk, the follnwiug numiter Of Jurors for thrii
respective township, to-wif:
Lick township, - juror; Hamilton town
ship. iurur~; J n-r-on township. ~ lufur~
Ltbrrtw township, ~ iururr; Madison town
-hip, u Juror; Milton township, 10 jufur- I;
Jacs~pn tuwu-htp. 10 juror; scioto township.
~ T uN; Ffat kiln township. Jurors kluusu-
II be township, Jurors Washington township
jurors. TOtai-LU.
Given unter my hand this 81 day OF Sepiem
bef, A. ID. 1871.
JOHN NJ. EWING.
Sheriff Jarksun C0unty, ohio.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-09-27

We see in the Ohio Statesman that the
Democratic State Central Committee
have 324 meetings advertised, and 90
speakers at work. A meeting was adj
vertised for this place on next Wednes-
day, but it has been Withdrawn. The
Democrats of this place admit that they
would be unable to get up meeting re-
spectacle in numbers. Whether the Re
publicans will be able to succeed any
better, will be demonstrated on Friday,
at Vests meeting.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-09-27
REPUBLICAN
M GS !

Savage's School House, Saturday night
Sept 29th, A. B Monahan, Paine and
Harbarger.
Hamilton Town House, Monday night
October lst-R. III. Jones, Mouahan and
Paine.
Monroe Furnace. Tuesday night, octo
Der 2nd-Bundy, Monahan and Paine.
Portland, wednesday night, Oct. 3D.
Bundy and Monahan.
Madison Furnace, Thursday night, Oct.
4th-Bundy. Monahan and Jones.
Keystone Furnace, Friday night, Oct
5th-Bundy.
Pattonville, Saturday night, Oct 9th
Atkinson and Davis.
Eureka, Saturday night, Oct. 9th
Monahan and j. L. Jones
Wellston, Monday night, Oct. Sth-
Bundy.
Lincoln Furnace, Monday night, Oct
Sth--Wells and Jones
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-09-27

We assure our readers that DR.. Har-
ter's Iron Tonic is just the remedy nee
essary for broken down vital powers,
nervous and mental prostration, loss OF
sleep. anxiety. heart Irregularities, indi.
gestion, convalescence from fevers
For sale by Monahan 81 Jones, Jack.
son, Ohio
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-09-27

Since Graham has got back to his old
stand, corner of Pearl and Broadway, a
short distance below the Postoflice, he
has all the work he can do, but he fills
all orders in the tinware business, aud is
prepared to put up spouting, put on roots
&c, whenever aud wherever called. lie
is doing a prosperous business, at which
We are pleased, as he is worthy man.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-09-27
Notice i'm Insolvency.

Nutire 4 hereby given. that Ress u Thoma.
has made application TO the unsis Tsignsd, Act
ing Gommi-.iuurr Of in~olvrnts fur Jack-nu
county. OhiO, Tor the b,mwft uf the laws ct sHit
Stale Tor thu relief nf iu~alvrut us-ht0r-, uuu
;fat on 'he ION day 81 October, A. -. t~47. ths
pfuIl-r papers relating To said application VIII
b. Tviurnsd To the Court nf Common Pleas Of
aid county. j. w. LDNGbON,
Muster COm'r Jackson Common Pleas.
Sfu-Uf3I
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-09-27

FoR SALE-A fine country residence,
with choice surroundings, etc. This fire.
quently means that the occupant wishes
to regain health; because residence in
q malarial district. twill induce blood poi
soning, and hence disease This can be
most expeditiously counteracted by the
prompt administration Of DR.. Bulls
Blood Mixture
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-09-27
Notice.

Thomas r. Thomas. whose residence ls un-
known, j. uolf5si that Luntuua .. Thoua>
did On the 1th day Oi September, A. - ISL,
fiip her prtitt iu thc uffe. uf the Clerk - tfts
Court Of Common Pleas, within Hnu fur ihe
county uf jack -pu. Hmu State of Ohm, ChHrgtug
the ~aid Thouta- r. Thomas with wtlifut ub-
-cmcu tor three yeats last past. aud uskiua that
size may b.. divorced ftutn TuuGuns y. Tnptnu-.
sud b.. restored To hrr ulHtd.-u uutus.. iutnumn
j. kosigssrz. LlkAN "A j. THOMAS.
Dav.d Davis her ATTY.
MD
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-09-27

c. II. Thompson & Co, Berlin, have
received another large installment of
new goods, and invite the public to call
and examine their goods before purchas
ing Goods of first quality, and at prices
to suit the scarcity of money
Now is the time to buy, as goods have
reached hard pan. as to prices, and are
likely to rise in price. as times are cer-
tainly improving.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-09-27

Judge West is blind. and, like Morton
has to sit in chair when he makes
ever lived. John Milton. author OF Par
adise Lost, Judge West is all light in the
inner man. He has no superior in Ohio
Come, see and her him on Friday.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-09-27
CHEEIrr's sALEorEEAL ESTATE.
state ~ Ohio. Iarksln county, 49,
Count 81 Common Plea.
AfayE. IS7 a.


George Glllilnud. Adtuluisi rifur ttr. W. ~ lfr
~mtlff 20 ul.
On ID order 81 sale.
Nofira g. hereby given, that in Uursunurr n
aH order IT -nlr issuIfi fuf uf said ruuTt uu 90.
- day of Amuu-f. a. -. ISL, Hud ~ noe 81
fertrtl H~ Shsrm ~ tnih ruuuty, Will uiissr a.
s'is 90 the duur uf thr cHurt huusU, tu sale
county. ON
S.tutday. October 18th. A ID 1871.
a. one ucluck. .. m.. the following d.-rrIiss
real estate. situate tu fhu county uf Iark so
ard Z. ate uf UHiu. tu-wfs
TIE asufh tHl=f quarter ~ thp north wra
quarter 20 Ctfum number thlftN sflNe IE.I. O..
tsswu-hip number nNr t5f. uf ratfHf uumtfH
utuvfyru Ii1I, containing forty aefts ulouu g.
les
Apprui-sd 90 $50.
T.sffms ~ stii.. rf-I uu day &C sale.
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twenty-five assorted cards printed at
the Standard office, and sent TO any part
of the United States, postage paid, for
ten cents. Cards printed on Monday.
Thursday and SATURDAY. Of each week. u
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EDUCATIONAL.
TO TEACHERS.

NOTICE TO TEACHERS.
rhs Board OF school Examiners Of jackson
County, UhiO, will hold regular meetings fDf the
examination of Teachers, At jackson, ON the
FIRsTFRTDAY IN EVERY MONTH
Examinations will begin at 10 O'Clock. A. N
on the frst day of each session, aud cOntinus
from day TO day II necessary.
Applicants uotknOwn 10 the Board, must pro-
duce testimonials OF good moral character. Ger
tifig.ates wall only be granted ~ a regular meet
ing, aud Will, in no case, BE- either antedated oi
posidated.
BgorsisT gTfhs B0ard Of ETanlfnsTs.
Nov II. .f-5-tf .. "a InNfgnff~ Tfas L
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DR.. Harter's Liver Pills should be kept
in the house, 50 that on the first indica
tion of sickness they may at once be re
sorted to; one dose then is better than a
dozen after the disease is established in
the system.
For sale by Monahan & Jones, Jack
son, Ohio.
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Remember the Rockford Watch is fine
in finish, cheap in price, alike have the
quick train and compensation balance.
s. A. Zaneis a. Co, Sole Agents, Jackson