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National Republican., 1877-11-03
REv. SAMUEL ISAAC JOSEPH scuEREcHA.

REV. SAMUEL ISAAC JOSEPH ScHERECHA-
wAsKY was yesterday afternoon cOnsecTated as
Missionary BhhOp vi the Protestant Episcopal
Church Nj shanghai, with Jurisdiction over the en-.
tire thinese Empire, The ceremony took place at
Grace Church, New York, aud was participated In
10y seventeen bishops. The venerable Bishop
smith, OF Keltucky, ufiicated, assisted by bishops
Nottingham, Oi Maryland; Lac, of DGdcware Pot.
ter OF New York Redel Of Ohio; WhIppIe, of
Minnesota Lay, OF Easton, Pa, Stevens, Of Penn.
sylNaniA Vail Of Kansas; KerfOOt, Of Pittsburg;
Young. uf Florida; Spauldlng, Of Colorado; Gar
reti, Uf Northern Texas; Elliott Of WcSternIexas ;
scarborough of New Jersey; Perry, Of Iowa, and
Assistant Bishop Lyman, Of North Carolina
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ABSOLUTE DEsTITUTIoN

IMMEDIATE steps are to be taken towards
building railroad between Memphis and Holly
Springs.
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A PLATFORM ORATOR calls his lecture How
to Gain Wealth. There are several ways Of accom-.
plshing his object One Is to over.isSue stock
fourth iS TO charge 500 night for 40 lecture
NOrristUlrH Herald.
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nor RENT TO GOOD TENANT FOR A
u moderate price, the beau, ihIl residence known
Ms HILLSIDE" IN Uniontown, a short walk from Il
car route. House contains eight rooms Two piazZps
front, with barn, earring EhOu|e, wOod-hUlse len
house, &c., and two acres % ground with cho &c
fruit. Inquire at 0ip stet northwest. oc2tu
FoR RENT-THE NEW AND ELEGANTLY.
Il finished residence, containing twelve roOms
with every convent 'ncn, No l9iD Vermont avenue
INQUIRE q MM sTlCKNEY, Natlonal Savings Bank,
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FOR SALE.

PRlvATE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FuRNI.
L tnrr, mostly newD cmhrG eng EVERYTHING
kitchen Furniture. Sale will take place q iOi6I
street nOituwost, on
MONDAY AND TUESDAY.
November and q, between the hours OF 10 n. M and
1 n. m, Call and examine, nOJ.t
EOR sALE--A FINE PAIR OF COACH
II hOrsek txtenn hands II lEk siS year old: very
stylish aud Of; warranted In res oct; h web
left with us for sale. J II. OLCOFf Il sOS.
mol lN
DlANOS-NEw GRAND UPRIGHT PIANOS,
with hrScluss guarantee, for $50 cash. at 71a Sew.
enth street n0rthMeSI. nol.lY.
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FORTY-FIFTH CONGRESS.
Special Session.
SENATE.

FRIDAY, Nov. ], 1877.
On motion Of Mr.. RANSOM, II was voted
that when the Senate adjouns to-day 1t be to meet
on Tuesday next
Mr.. MCDONALD said that Il became his painful
duty to announce the death of his colleague, the
Hon. OLIVER p. MORTON, who died at his home, in
indianapolis, on Thursday, at $50 p. m. He said
that on some future occasion he would offer some
remarks upon the life and public services Of Mr.
MoRros: He then offered the following re.olu-
tions, which were adopted:
Resoired. That committee OF six Senators be ap-
pointed by the chair 10 attend the funeral OF OLIVER
T. morton, late a member OF this body, on Mon
day next, at indianapolis Ind.
Resolved, That, as mark Of respect to the de-
ceased senator, the Senate do now adjourn.
The resolutions were adopted, and at l2;0s the
Senate adjourned.
National Republican., 1877-11-03
UNDERTAKERS.
READ! READ! READ!
R. W. BARKER,

UNDFRTAKER,
NO. 6ic ELEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST,
Hss Just received an assortment OF CASKErS from
the following celebrated manufacturers: Stiengs
Germansllver bound Sliding-Ii IiHSs Caskets: Smith n
winston's Cloth and yelvet-covered ComblnRt on
Casket; Cunningham 4 sons Superb skvelvct
Covered, Satln.tayed and Panel Cnskets Also u full
assortment Of Rosew lOd Walnut and Imitation ltoe-
wood Coffns, at prices TO suit the times. oclltI
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FOR RENT OR SALE.

S-@0SNSN-Fr
nor RENT OR SALE-THE DESIRABLE
re1d'noe No. i2i0 q street N. w, containing
nine chambers. saloon parlDr, dinin groom and kch
ri on nrst floor, with cellar running entire depth
house: modern improvements
Apply on the premises.
ocil,it LEWIS CLEPHANE.
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WNI. HACKETT,

U N D BRTA K FR.
ol6 Ninth street, n. W. oc'o-Gm
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A LII WHO VALVE THEIR SIGWr TO Know
"A the b 81 one dollar GLASSES, N~H
accurately suited to the eye. at II. II. $U-f SSRc/'
HEMPLERS, Opt clan 7h3 PennH.
avenue n, W., cor Fuursnd'lhAiI sIrrr. ocadly
NTANTED-LOARDERS AT r3l d STREET
" norIhwes. lIoom and board Is per week. Good
table board - per week. ocG IN
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Sn( q STREET NORTHwEST-FoR RENT
QUO pleasant south front rooms, with board.
either transient or permanent: also, tableboard.
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ISooMs FOR RENT-l3i2 STREET, NEAR
a = the Ebbitt, single or en- suite. se29u
IT ANDSoS.FLY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH
Ill hoard corner If New York avenue and Fif
tcrnth street. Mrs. NJ n soUTHALI, frmsriy OF
Baltimore. oc.VIm
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WANTED.

A DVERTI>ER DESIRES SEWING IN FANI-
"a lies bv day or week; und, rstanJs dressmni ils.
Address Mrs T., Office OF Tue REpUnLIcAS. noS'
NVANTED-BY COLORED WOMAN-A SIT
w uatinn as Chambermald or Laundry Woman.
Bet Of re orences given. Retidence, li3 Twenty
fist strcci, between l. and NJ streets northwest.
nuvl-N
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HOUSES.

OJS PsTREET NoRTHwEsT.-HO NEW.
0Sc LY furnished, for the session Of Con
grcSs longer, hay window extension, eight
rooms, large pIrlors suitable Tor entertainments;
hath ROOM furnace and range; stable for two horses
For terms, call at the house. novs3%
EN0R REST-ON CONNECTICUT AVENUE BE
Il tween Y and Il streets, eght-rUom frame house
In good order; water IN ylri large lot wi h alley
rear Apply to JAMES HESNlNG, lGsS Nineteenth
street northwest. noy25ts
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ITO MEMBERS OF CoNGREss.-FoR RENT,
Il at ilUs = street northwest. three rooms suite,
beautifully furn shed on second bIor. lrst-c,as.
house with modern improvements, with board and
lodging Bath rooms, Nc. oc2-tf
National Republican., 1877-11-03

1S07 STREET NORTHWEST. - FUR
cOS nished rooms ParlOr and Chamber. Also
single btgE
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EoR RENT-wITH OR WITHOUT BOARD
l. Two suites of nicely furnished rooms; also single
rooms. lili street northwest. ocs-Gts
National Republican., 1877-11-03

FURNISHED RooMs-AT 3a6 INDIANA AVE
II NUE. oC22nt
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EoR RENT-A SUITE OF ROOMS SUITABLE
for member Of Congr, IS, in central locnliIy.
Rent low. No. 10 Grant Place. ocjtf
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

pARTIES WISHING ALL THE COMFORTS OF
l. an elegant home cln obtain very handsomely
urnt I'd rJoms (sUmc su t., suitable for recep-
tinnsl. together with the finest table board at Mrs
FLINT 4, NJ and SIS Vermont avenue opposite tho
ArnEtOn Hotel. OCNElf
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ROBERT MOxTGoMEI
HAMILTON FURNACE, No,
March g IS'

March s. 1877. !
To the Editor Of the Standard:
Enclosed please find two dollars for
the Standard, as my time is out the Goth
inst. | want it to get there in time so
will not miss a number, for would not
like to do without the Standard send
81 bee ause / have it by me, and you can
send it for that amount.
Our Furnace has done very well the
last blast. We blowed 136 days, made
2,3953 tons iron, an average of over III
tons per day, used 4,525 tons of ore, and
las bushels charcoal per ton of iron We
are cutting about 10000 cords of wood
this winter, and will blow some time in
June or July. There is little more de-
mand for iron in st. Louis, but no ad-
vance in price. We have a good many
Jackson county boys here; Crabtrees,
Abrams, Sargents, Carmons, Grahams,
Essmans, Farneys, and others. Am glad
your railroad is progressing so well, and
hope it will be pushed to completion. /
would like very much to hear of the pros
perity of jackson and Jackson county,
for the people are very near to me.
Mrs. r. wishes to be remembered to
your family and all the friends. Best re-
spects to all the Jackson people.
J.H. KICKER.
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The following is brief record Of part
of the business transacted in the Ohio
Senate on last Friday afternoon:
Mr.. Monahan introduced the follow
ing
Whereas, Rutherford B. Hayes, Pres.
ident of the United States, in his inau-
gural address declares that the pacifica-
ton and peace of the country depends
upon the adoption of such principles and
measures as will secure the complete
protection of all citizens in the free en-
joyment of all their constitutional rights,
and
Whereas, The said President has fore
shadowed his policy by his letter of ac-
ceptance. and has declared in his inau-
gural that he will endeavor to carry out
these principles. Therefore, be it
Resolved, By the General Assembly
of the State of Ohio, that our views
in accord with the sentiments thus
pressed by the President of the United
States in regard to the paciication Of the
country, and that we heartily indorse
the principles and measures in regard
thereto enunciated in his letter of ac-
ceptance and reiterated in his inaugural
address.
Resolved, That we have full conf
dence in the patriotism. honor and hon
esty of Rutherford B. Hayes, President
of the United States, and believe that he
will in good faith adhere to his former
declarations, and will, so far as is within
his power, carry them out in the practic-
al administration of the Government.
Resolved, That we pledge our coop
Grafton and will use every means in the
power of the State to give Endorsement
and assistance in carrying into effect this,
the one great object in our political af-
fairs, to-wit: the pacifcation of the
country by doing away with all animosi-
ties and sectional hate, coveted and
priced by the adherents of the late ad-
ministration as the chief corner stone of
political success"
A sharp discussion followed, Demo
Gratis opposing the resolution, except Mr.
Monahan, the author
Mr.. Burress gave notice of an inten-
tion to discuss. The President ruled it
out Of order, being offered too late. Mr.
Andrews denounced the resolution as
the emanation OF crazy brain.
Mr.. Monahan's resolution excited a
long and earnest debate, delaying the
Senate to a late hour. The Republicans
supported the resolution.
Mr.. Brown, of Ross, moved to strike
out the clause rejecting on the late ad-
ministration, which Mr.. Monahan op-
posed in fierce speech, a review of his
own political history and that Of the
Democratic party.
The amendment was agreed to- and the
resolution was then adopted by a vote Of
is to IA. party vote except Mr.. Mona
han. Adjourned.
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TWIN RELICS.

Those precious twin relics of Bristow-
ism, the Cincinnati Commercial and Ga
zette, have taken up the howl against
Blaine, and all other genuine and con-
sistent Republicans, where they left off
last summer. The Commercial argues
that the Republican party needs to
strengthen itself by getting into its ranks
all it can of such political prostitutes as
itself, Carl Schurz, Stanley Matthews,
Bristow, D. Thew Wright, Cox, etc.
1t would be we'll for the Commercial to
remember that in the campaign of 1872,
all these, together with. the entire cop
perhead Democracy, were in solid array
against the Republican party, and that
grand party swept all this swarm Of po-
litical parasites-these political lice.
ticks and bed bugs, out Of its way, and
elected Gen. Grant by a most glorious
majority. In 1876, all this tribe, headed
and tailed by Schurz and the CONNER
cial, came within one of defeating Hayes,
much more popular man than Grant.
In Ohio, with all this crew for him, the
majority for Hayes was only about one
sixth of the majority for Grant, with all
of them solid against him.
Will the Commercial ponder a little
over these facts2
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THE CABINET.

President Hayes sent the names of his
Cabinet Officers to the Senate, and they
are all confirmed. They are as follows:
Secretary Of State, William NJ. Evarts,
of New York.
Secretary of the Treasury, John Sher-
man, of Ohio.
Secretary Of the Interior, Carl Schurz,
OF Missouri.
Secretary of War, George w. McCrary,
of Iowa.
Secretary of the Navy, Richard W.
Thompson, OF Indiana.
Attorney General, Charles Devens, ot
Massachusetts,.
Postmaster General, David M. Key, o.
| Tennessee.
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Mrs Elizabeth Brine died at the resi-
dence of her son-in-law B. +. Stivers, Of
Pomeroy, February oath. Mrs. Brine's
maiden name was Bobo, being a sister to
Mr.. Ezekiel Bobo, one of our leading
farmers. She was born in Athens coun-
ty, Ohio, August 3, 1901, and married
Jonathan Brine, June Is, 1920, with
whom she lived until his death-January
3, 1874. They came to the place where
Macarthur now is 40 years ago; but very
few people lived here at that time. She
had been a member of the Christian
Church about So years, and was a very
active one as long as she was able TO at
tend the services.
Her husband was for many years Re-
corder of Vinton county, and the noblest
work Of God, an honest man.
The remains were brought to Near
thur and she was buried in the old grave
yard beside her husband on Monday of
last week. Vinton Record.
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Mrs. Eliza Pinkston should be pr ent
at the Inauguration. 1t is great pity
that Hayes is a married man, othC visr
he could show his gratitude by I'M
Mrs. Pinkston to his bosom and ak
her mistress Of the White Ho, g.
[Sandy Valley Guard.
We believe the Democratic Vice res
ident Richard NJ. Johnson, was tn last
to take "nigger wench" into the hit.
House as a wife. In this be was in nito
ly better than most Of the Sou Ieru
Democrats, who were too mean 10 axe
wives of the mothers Of their a. ATTIC
children.
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One day last week some wicked wag in
Columbus started report that the yer.
liable reformer, the late Sam. Tilden
would pass through Columbus on-his way
to New Orleans. The Statesman news
paper put the announcement on its bull
letin board, and hundreds, perhaps thou
sands, of the Democratic rabble. repaired
to the depot. When the train arrived
the crowd learned that they had been
sold. Walling, late member of Congress
and Ewing, member elect, were on the
train, and made speeches, Ewing declared
there would be "wah" in 1880, unless g
Democrat shall be counted in.
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There is much talk about temperance,
in many parts of the country at this
time. Last week there were petitions
presented in the Ohio Legislature asking
for more stringent laws. 1t is said these
petitions were signed by over fifteen
thousand persons We give this merely
as a matter OF the news Of the times.
We have not the least hope of any abate-
ment of intemperance in our day. From
present indications. in twenty y-6ve years
more, our people will be a nation of
drunkards, lunatics, paupers and crimi-
mails. Tobacco, beer and whisky, now
cost the people of the United States
more than is paid for food and clothing.
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"0ur Girls"

OREGON, Mo-, March T. 1877.
To the Editor OF the Standard:
l have just noticed in the Standard
that through your exertions, the people
of Jackson are to have an opportunity
to hear Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton.
In our town we have an organization
known as the "Woman's Union" 1t is a
literary society managed entirely by the
ladies, (married and single.) We have
raised money enough by giving literary
and social entertainments to enable US to
employ some of the best lecturers in the
land.
Two years ago we employed Mrs. Stan
ton to give US her lecture on "our Girls,
and were so delighted with it that we de-
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The House of Representatives passed a
series Of resolutions, declaring that Mr..
Tilden was the legally elected President.
The voice of the Representatives of the
people will thus pass into history
Por tsmouth Times.
1t is funny to hear such fellows as
Vance, walling, Poppleton, etc, called
the Representatives of the people, when
the people last fall rejected the entire
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GsThe long.eared animal, whose name
appears as editor of a filthy sheet called
the Jackson Standard, in Ohio, conceives
himself to be great Constitutional law
yer. We know Of but one man who ap-
proaches the semblance..sof equality as
compared with said assine individual;
and that one is the top shief in the Eight
to Seven Electoral Commission, Joe
Bradley.
The above is from the Sandy Valley
Guard. Big Sandy is where old Sprinkle,
fourished SO many years. 1t is the dark
and bloody ground" the land of coun-
terfeiters, horse thieves and assassins.
But we only wanted to show what kind
of scholars represent such class of peo-
pie. See how this small Kentucky rebel
spells "asinine, and "sheaf"
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Frenoh Transparent Cards.

20 stytsa. scene Nisihir only whrn held %
the light Nrry ftsrinntinEi = fuf - crnia.
Addresa Cnrds.asu styles. nti dtnffrnt. sa
fur Oh ceufa aud stamp % Soc d cents and
stamp
Acquaintance CaFda.=Nafluus siYlea Iust
thr thlmE Go lmtrusturr Nmm among thH Elfla
same pflrn a. Addfuss Cards
We want Agents tn rvrrY Towns fafEr ruui~
mlssiuns Agents uuinl uith samrlrs - ai.ute
Addnuas. mfhl3-am
NOVELTY Card CO. nFoekion, Mas.
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Some two weeks ago we inquired what
had become of the indictment against
John T. Raper. in Vinton county, for Ii
bel on Judge DuHadway. By the Vim
ton Record Of last week we learn that
Raper's recognizance was forfeited, and
resnite entered.
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Gov. Young has appointed Rodney M.
Stimson, of Marietta, State Librarian. 1t
will be remembered that Mr.. Stimson
was the founder Of the Ironton Register,
in the year 1885, that he was afterwards,
for several years, editor of the Marietta
Register, and then State Senator.
This appointment is an excellent one.
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Hayes, after stealing the Presidency,
says he is in favor of pacifcation. Like
the Irishman he wants the people to "be
aisy," and if they can't "be aisy" to be
as aisy as they cam Portsmouth
Times.
You are mistaken. Hayes is rather
amused to hear you fellows howl.
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Some time ago Dr. A. B. Monahan
sent us a copy Of bill which he has in
troduced in the House, regulating mines,
and mining, which will be OF interest to
the people of this county. 1t is very
full and explicit, and has many good
features. If it become law, we will pub
lish il in full
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w. w. Bond, of the State Journal for
merly Of the Chillicothe Gazette, has
been appointed by Gov. Young, Super
visor Of State Printing. Mr.. Bond was
brought up in a printing Office, and
knows a good deal about the printing
business, and we believe will make an
efficient Supervisor of Printing.
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Hayes had the people against him, a
majority of twenty-three of the Electoral
College against him, the House of Repre-
sentatives against him, the law and the
Constitution against him, but he had Joe
Bradley for him Sandy Valley Guard.
Well, was not Joseph equal to the oc-
casion2 What more did Hayes need2
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And still the Democratic papers howl.
They remind US of a pack of hungry
hounds When one throws himself back
upon his launches and howls, all the
balance of the gang howl in concert. 1t
is really amusing.
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y o w RE 4 ID " (.
Probate Notices.
nIIE AccurNrs oF

rTHE ACCOUNTS OF
J. l.. Ramsey. guardian Of n. Marshall
A. scott, guardian of 4. q. Maytha minors:
~ a. scli, administrator, etc. n. ~. Mitchell
J. q. NundCYun, administrator % Eliza Ian
drum.
Robert &. Lucas. guardian % ~. y. Lucaa
Jacob a. SCtl. guardian uf May shield
Have hgrn nlgd in the Probate Court % Jack
son county, ohio, Cor settlement. aud the same
are ~ for examination nuu hearing on The alsi
day of March, A. y. ls3I, NJ 10 ocluck a. ~.
John J.. c. EVANS. Probate Judgc.
mariJ-It
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Boake a. Hunt, bankers, at Lebanon,
Ohio, failed last week, causing quite q
panic in that place, as they had a very
large amount OF money on deposit, and
the failure will almost ruin the business
of that entire community.
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President Hayes cannot expect to
please forty millions of people. If we
were President we would not make just
such appointments as he is making, in
some instances but his judgment is like,
ly to be at least as sound as ours hence
we propose to give him q chance. AT
the end of year, the country will be
able to judge whether "civil service re.
form" is humbug or not. Give him @
chance.
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H. B. Mayo of Macarthur, died last
week. He formerly held the Office Of
Probate Judge of Vinton county for six
years. He was the father Of Arch. Mayo,
formerly of this place. now of Chillicothe.
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Sheep. e. Cummins, SuperintenC q.
Long wool buck, 2 years and over-.-si s.
Long wool buck, year and under p.
Long wool buck lamb, under l wear. ]
Fine wool buck, years and over .....-
Fine wool buck, year and under g.
Fine wool buck lamb, under year. I
long wool ewes, years and over.
long wool ewes, year and under 2. ?
Long wool eve lamb under year. !
fine wool ewes, 2 years and over.
nne wool ewes, year and under g..
Fine wool eve lamb, under year. ]
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NOTICE.
NOTICE
To the Qualified ystsrs % Lick TosnshiP.
jackson County. Ohio.

NOTICE.
To the Qualified vstsrs of Lick TosnshiP.
jackson County. Ohio.
The following . a correct abstract of the scv.
by the Trustees. July -. ts96s
Road district number !, composed % sections
Road district number 2. composed Of sections
number ~ 9. n mmn tn.
Road district number a composed Of sections
Road district number Z. composed of sections
numbsr y and a. aud lots number J, 2, 2, -. ~
iaad district number 8. compassd Of lots
number Z, 3, 5, -, y, y, -, -, ~ 81, a., s. aud
s.. and north half of b. a7, s7 and g.. =. 4. r.
number 7. ~, 10. IL. ia is. H. is Ia ". =. ~, 81.
~, - -, "a, % a., g., a. %, ~. e. o. - and o.
Road district number :. composed Of lots
number % aud %, and sections number = aud
Road district number =. composed Of lots
number 20, 3l, 81, 80, o., , -, "a o. - g. 20, ~.
~ ~. ~, ~ and 81 the south half of lots -, =,
81, 81 aud north part of lot -.
tload district number ., composed of lots
number - and -. and sections y aud -. aud
north cast quarter uf y.
number 81, -, o. -, 20, tid i5, iis, tia aud 10,
aud section 81, and the west half aud south east
Road district number u. composed Of lots
number -, -, ~ ", =, ~, no. lll, ~, lia ilt'
n 5, aud The south part of q, us acrcsl.
numbcr oo. lQi lg iol l0i, ioa To-. l07, To-. ioo
and south half ofSp.
Road district numbor q, composed q lots
north hall Of ~.
In voting for supcfy sors voters viii please
put the Numbsr OF thtir District ON their tick
- " ''''' TRUsTEEs.
JoHN Nor, clerk Llci.Tr. Leo.
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NorIcE TO rEDDLERs.

Noticr D. hereby alHrn a. hli prmuua whc are
pesldiinH im Iarksum ruuufN without llnruec,
that thrf afr requested o. art thr proper llceuaa
o. thr statute vii have o. - rmfufrffis
il. W. rATIEli-oN, Auditor }. 9.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-03-15

The mill of the Harding Paper COM
pany, at Franklin, Ohio, was burned last
week, causing loss of about $250,000.