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Information Wanted.

To the Editor of the Standard:
Irvine DUNCAN, ring candidate for Sen
ator in this district, when solicited to
ipin the Murphy movement refused, and
gave as his reason that it would lower
his manhood. Will it not lower the
manhood of all honest men, who have
joined the movement to vote for Mr..
DUNCAN, when it is understood that the
habits of Mr.. DUNCAN require restraint
in that direction. How Long the Prohi-
bition candidate, and DUNCAN the anti
Prohibition and anti-Murphy candidate,
can reconcile and run on the same plat
form is the question before the people.
Will Long and DUNCAN explain.
MURPHY.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

VIM c. Davis to Charles S. Davis
quit claim to acres in Scioto tip; $40.
John Slavens to Warren Devers-24S
acres in Hamilton tp.; $1,000.
J. B. johnson to Clinton Johnson
lands in Franklin tp; $1,000.
Jefferson Howe to Emily Tufts-7i
acres in Lick tp.; S400.
Sheriff Ewing to Luther NJ. Beman-
part OF In Lot in jackson; $500.
Sheriff Ewing to Hugh Gilliland-274
and is AGREES Except coal) in Lick tip;
ss,632 O3.
in Washington tp; Sl09 so.
Number of mortgages recorded, s.
amount secured, SPLITS.
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The Democracy of Jackson county
have dead sure thing on the money
question. 1t is impossible to assail their
position on that point from the fact that
it is incontrovertible. For proof, see 9th
Section of Democratic platform in last
issue Of the Jackson Herald. We have
thought for long time that the party
leaned towards the doctrine of its own
infallibility, but we have never known
the fact to be asserted in such broad
terms before. We are intercouvertibly
certain that the party's incontroverti-
bility in that regard is incontrollably es-
tablished beyond a shadow of disputa-
bility.
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Testimonial.
LIBERTY TOWNSHIP,

LIBERTY TOWNSHIP,
JACKSON Co, o., Aug. "a, 1877. !
]. b. Howe, Esq, Manager for the Wanzer Sew
ing Machines, for Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky y
and West Virginia, Jackson, Ohio:
MY DEAR SIR bought one of your
Wanzer No. 5 & S. D. G. F., from Mr. P
p. Price, your agent, and am SO much
delighted with the machine that feel
it my duty to send you letter for publi-
cation. have thought for years should
get machine. and have examined all
the machines sold in this county. and
many of have been left on trial with me,
and have given this matter my most
earnest attention and now we have one
of yours and it is really the best machine
| have ever seen.. My wife having very
poor eye sight, my little daughter, now
only years old, operates the machi ne
and does good work, the machine run.
so light she is able to do thiL without
firing her. have farm here of 800
acres and am well known, and you can
publish this or not as you see fit, and
circulate it to any extent you may wish.
| can cheerfully recommend the Wanzer
machine as being better in many respects
for family use than any other machine
made. When you come out this way we
would be glad to have call and see US,
and stop all night if you can make it con-
venient to do so. Yours truly,
JAMES SHERIDAN
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A Certain Headache Cure.

If you suffer from sick or nervous
headache, morning sickness or neuralgia,
60 to your druggist and get ten cent
trial pack of DR.. Heisley's Victor Head
ache Powders, or j. r. Heisley * 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, q
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 frstcl druggists everywhere. Con-
vince yourself jan25-ly
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JAMES SHERIDAN

Our County Fair will be held 18th,
18th and 18th of September. OF course
everybody will be there and will put on
their best appearance. In order to do
this to advantage, call at James Chest
nuts and examine an extensive line of
the newest and latest styles of goods, all
the new and desirable shades of dress
goods. Headquarters for hannels, jeans,
yarns. etc. Large stock Of goods for
making gentlemens' clothing. Every
thing new and desirable. Call early and
see something nice.
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We heartily indorse the following,
which appeared in the Herald last week.
We have had occasion to test the skill OF
DR.. Bogge,s as dentist. and we have
had other dentists to do work for us, and
we never saw one who more thoroughly
understood his business, or who was more
fully prepared to do good work. But
here is the article referred to "Dr. Bog
CESS, OF our town. last Friday morning,
extracted from the mouth of lady, at
one sitting, fourteen teeth She was un
der the influence of nitrous oxide gas,
and was perfectly unconscious of the
loss of her teeth. The operation
was performed in about two minutes
DR.. Boggess is one of the most scientific,
skillful Dentists in Ohio, and keeps fully
posted in all the inventions and dis.
coveries of the age, relating to his pro
fession."
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The Cincinnati Star is one of the best
as well as cheapest papers in the whole
country. The weekly edition, which
costs only one dollar year, is as large
as any of the two dollar city weeklies,
and much better than most of them. 1t
is made up OF interesting reading for all
classes, and in all sections of the country.
Next to your county paper you can not
do better than to subscribe for it,
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Allison j. Kinnison was in our Office a
few days ago and paid his subscription
another year. He has taken the Stan
dard, we think, ever since its first issue,
thirty years ago last March. Mr. Kinni.
son says he is sixty-six years of age, and
he can jump up and crack his heels to-
gether three times before coming down.
What an inducement for men to take
the Standard 1t keeps one young and
active in body, as well as in mind
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Mrs. Azuba Miller, wife Of DIR. James
II. G.. Miller, died at her home in Belle
vue. Nebraska, and her youngest son, II
G. Miller Of this place, arrived with the
body on last Thursday morning A lu
neral service was conducted by Elder r.
j. Backus, and she was buried the same
day.
Mrs. Miller was. the mother Of II. c.
Miller. and the step;mother of o. s. Mil
Ter, Of our place She was "a years oi
age Twenty years ago Mrs. Miller was
our near neighbor. She was a kind
pleasant neighbor. and Christian lady
Of more than ordinary intelligence.
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If it be true that hardship is good
school for development, then from Apply
scal standpoint. Babies should have a
growth as symmetrical as it is surprising.
II would be so were they kept free from
the disorders of Babyhood by safe and
judicious treatment. Every one who
has used it pronounces Dr. Bulls Baby
Syrup the best remedy known for the
complaints of early childhood % cents
per bottle
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Van Amburgh e. Co.'s Menagerie
and Circus.
Two Performances at Jackson, Thursday,
September 9Th.

This grand entertainment, conceded
the most elaborate and respectable in
the country, will positively exhibit here
on Thursday, Sept. 9th. The Menagerie
is large and replete with rare specialties,
including a giant two-horned rhinoceros,
hippopotamus hog, African addax, bles
box, harte beeste, Kangaroo, lions, leop-
ards, tigers, hyenas, Prof Johnson's s
trained elephants, including the NAM
moth Bolivar, the largest animal in the
world. These animals enumerated sim
ply include a small portion of the cata-
logue comprising the array Of Van Am
burgh's monster menagerie. In the are
ma some Of the most noted artists of the
day will appear at every exhibition. and
include as equestrians the noted Mel
vile, the Lowandas, the Watsons, VIM.
Ducrow, and others Besides these there
are a corps of fifty other talented per-
formers, among whom we especially men
tion the clowns Foster Dunbar and Nc
Collum. Lamkins, the Langlois Bros.
Charvat and Fentaine also need praise as
having gained famous notoriety with the
amusement loving public.
Concerning the show the Titusville
Courier says:
We were favored last night with one
Of the most complete exhibitions of rare
animals and circus performances that
ever came to the city. This combina-
tion certainly has all the elements of
first class show. We have long desired
to attend a circus that acts as it breaches,
and by this one our wants have been
most satisfactorily supplied. The pro-
gramme was ably carried out in the ring.
One feature which we make particular
note of was the bareback riding of Mas.
ter Charley Watson, his fearless and
agile feats Of horsemanship were encor-
ed repeatedly, and he was pronounced
by general acclamation the wonder of
the arena. Nine Clarinda LOwanda is
perfect equestrienna and Mr.. George
Melville is noteworthy among the galaxy
of riders presented Messrs Langlois,
Lowanda, Fontaine and Lamkins credit
ably sustained their parts in the jugglery
performances and the other departments
Of the entertainments were admirably
put forth. Altogether the attractions
are of the highest order of merit, and
deserve the many encomiums that have
been advanced through the press OF the
country. In the menagerie, the rhinoc-
eros. that valuable species from the trop-
les, is the most important object of inter
est. The Hyena, the most untamable of
all animals. was here shown These,
with the hippopotamus hog, and South
American tapir, are specimens that few
menageries in this country have.
VIM. Evans and John D. Eubanks, of
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Thomas Hildenbrand, who now has
charge Of the County Infirmary, made us
a call on last Thursday. He says mat
ters at the Infirmary are in a good con-
dition. Old Thomas Oliver died some
ten days ago, and was buried at Mt Zion
Church, near Meacham's. Ex-Sheriff
Banister Brown is well and hearty.
There are 65 now in the Infirmary.
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THURSDAY. AUGUST 80. 1877.

There is something peculiarly and suf-
feringly suggestive in the word Boiis'
Many suffer with this exhibition OF i'm
pure blood which disfgures the person
and annoys attendants and associates.
when they could be made clean and their
blood kept pure by using DR.. Bulls Blood
Mixture.
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tSHAM HOUSE,

Jurors and Witnesses attending Court will be
charged at the rate of One Dollar per day, or
Twenty Five Cents per meal.
Horses will be kept as cheap as at any other
place in town.
Livery on reasonable terms.
A large number of second hand buggies and
expresses for sale.
will be at home on Saturday, Feb. 10, 1877,
and every three weeks thereafter.
febSItf 1. T. MONAHAN.
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Gel bration.

A grand Sabbath School Celebration
will be held in the grove at Winchester
Chapel, Jackson county, Ohio, on Thurs
day, Sept. goth, 1877, exercises beginning
promptly at 81 A. NJ. Good speakers will
be in attendance. A good time is ex-
pected. All are invited. Bring your
well filed baskets. 2w
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AT THE LOWET PRICES I!
Notice.

A MANDA McELHANEY. nov intermarrini
~ win niHn whssss name - unknown. ana
Andrew Mckihan~y, OF - county ia th.
-tate of Illinois, Will take hoticc that David
Nichols, OF the county uf Jackson. IN the state
of OHIO, did on the eth day of AuEusf. A u.
lS77, fie hi- petition IA the Court of Common
Pleas within and tor said jackson county. In
the state Of Ohio, against said Amaudu McEi.
hama aud Andrew McEihauey sud EiiEabsth
McElhauvy, John l.. ham-ey, adtninistfHfur of
the s-tuts OF Jared Nickname deceased. Pat.
ten Mcflhanry. Mtlifu NcfIhanrt Mary Hssi.
land sud Aitre MckinHus y, defendants. sitting
forth, that said Iarvt Mcklhnnry when IN fuil
iifr, tu-vtts un thm Zi~t uay uf february. a A.
lrlu, Juimrd ~ his NJ e., Htiu kiiNfhwfh MUklirss
icy, 20 sscufu a prumia@ory ns.tr mmdw 10 said
Jarrd McEihHuey 10 said David Ntchuiis tuf
tlai ~. payable Ia one year, With pr cent.
Interest alter due, made their moftrsEr deed o.
aid plaiutiu. aud thrrsby conveyed fu saih
David Nichols, hiz heir aud assigns forever,
lying aud being Ia the county ot Jackson ana
STATE 81 Onto. tu wits
Lot Ne. u IN Township No. seven fll %
Range No. ~, known na the %Ciutu salt Reserve
lunds, aud that since the giving % said mort
gage tho said IArrd McEllfnnry departed this
lifs and left the said Elizabeth hi~ widow and
the other defendants except said John 4. RAM
scy.l bis only heirs nt law, and praying that
said defendants may puy said Huu nov clainfed
90 - due, with per cent Interest, amounting
90 tla1 ~. or that asid prrmisos may o. suid 10
pay the same. und the said Amanda Mrflha-
neg sud Andrew NcEihnney are notified that
they are required Ia appear aud answer kala
Petition on or before the third saturday after
August ~ ls77 IAMFs TRIPP,
aulB-6w Attorney Cor Plaintiff
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There will be a big show at this place
on Friday of this week The agent arriv-
ed here last Wednesday just after our pa
per had been printed. He thought ar ad-
vertisement this week would not do much
good, and 30 we lost the money for adver-
tising.
1t will be circus and an animal show.
and every body, especially the boys, will
be ON hand.
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DR.. Harter's Fever and Ague Specific
will cure the Third.d day Ague, Neuralgia,
and Sun Pain in a shorter time and more
permanently than any other medicine
will cure simple Ague.
For sale by Monahan & Jones, Jack
son, Ohio.
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Mr.. John c. Evans has left upon our
desk a book entitled THE Wonderful
Career Of Moody and Sankey, in Great
Britain and America" 1t is well printed,
neatly bound, and has several illustra-
tions, among others very fine engrav-
ing Of Mr.. Moody. The book contains
TAB pages. From a glance through the
work, we believe it to be very interest
ing.
Mr.. Evans will call upon the citizens
OF our town and county, as he is
agent for this book, and will make known
the price of the different styles of bind.
ing, and will solicit subscriptions.
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OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY.


Rev. G. II. PAYNE, ID. D., l. L. D.. Presiden {.
Classical, Scientific and Teachers Courses
Preparatory Department, Library Of 10000 vol
umes. Extensive Museum. Ladies' admitted
to College Glasses. This Institution has an
Acknowledged rank with our best Colleges.
Expenses very low. Fall term begins SEPT. ~.
Entrance examination SEPT 49, For cata-
lngues &C.. address the PRESIDENT OF PROF.
r II NEI SON
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on Sunday, August Goth, 1877, meet
was held in the interest Of temperance,
at the Mt. Zion Church, in Liberty tp..
which was addressed by Joseph H. Viii.
son and ]. L. Grimes. A temporary or
ganization was effected, after which 20
names were enrolled to the society. An.
other meeting next Thursday night
All are invited to come. Good speeches
and good time is expected.
GEO. YOUNG, Pres't.
NJ CrAAR Caciv
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The citizens of jackson county are re-
quested to send three delegates, from
each township, to meet at the town
house, in Jackson. on Monday evening,
Sept. 3, 1877, to make arrangements for
the celebration of the Emancipation
Proclamation. Sept. %. 1871.
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SheriT's Sale Of Real Estate.
State % ohio, Jackson County. -.
Court Of Common Pleas.
Juiina 0iiiiiand W. Jane GcttlCs q 81.

Juiinn 6iiiiiand W. Jane GcitlCa ct 81.
Ia Partition.
Notice a hereby given that / viii onsr for
sale at public auction, 10 the door uf the Court
HOUSE, LA Jackson, on
Saturday. September IS. A d 1877.
al o'clock PM. of said day, the following de-
Hcffbcd real estate situate Va the county uf Jack
500 aud STATE uf Ohio, fo-wtE
The north half Of the southwest quarter uf
Section Number -. Township Number s, -
Rang NUMBER ~, excepting small part there.
Of mar the snuthsasi c0rnvl of -sid lands. fsuc-
ed OF aud iuclazud and ua.d a. a cemstsry lot
aud the right Of way from the public fsad
known a. the Jackson and jefferson Fufnaos
road which right Of way D. idis feet wide from
said road o. said cemetsry lot.
Appraised at $40 %.
To b. sold Ia csrtHin proceedings In partition.
wherein Julina 0tllllnnd u pctitionsfs and Jane
Gettles Ct al defendants.
Terms of sale one-third on day of sale. one
third iu one soar aud the residue Ia two ygarN
the deferred payments % be- secured - uutra
and mortgage on the prcmtsos sold, aud 10
bcar Interest at ak per cent fruf day Of sale.
Given under my hand this i1th day % Au-
gust, lsT7, JOHN ~. EWlNos
Sherin Jackson Couutys o.
James Tripp, atty for PIN
nuufE-GW
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Rev. Thomas fowler paid our town a
short visit, arriving on Thursday, and
leaving on Monday. He was pastor OF
the Presbyterian Church at this place in
the years 1860, 6l and g. He is an ex
cellent man, and many Of the old citizens
of Jackson, who resided here fifteen years
ago. were pleased to see him once more.
Mr.. fowler shows the marks Of time,
his hair beginning to turn gray, but he is
looking very healthy. He is now located
in Michigan.
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The Central Baptist Association will
convene with the Jackson Baptist Church,
on Friday, August 81, 1877, at IL o'clock
A. NJ, and will continue over Sabbath.
Rev. l. n. Clark, of Portsmouth, will
preach on Thursday evening at lamp
lighting.
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NJ. CLAIR, Sec'y.

A special train, at half fare, will be
run on the Narrow-Gauge Railroad on
Friday of this week, on account of the
snow, and the political speeches at night.
1t will leave WAverly at IS A. NJ, and
leave Jackson at $50 P. NJ, and again
leave Waverly for Jackson at $50 p. NJ
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Probate Court Proceedings.

Evan J. Morgan admitted to citizen
ship
Jonathan Davis appointed administra-
tor OF Samuel J. Richards, deceased.
Bond. $4,000.
Jonathan Davis appointed administra-
tor Of David j. Richards, deceased. Bond,
$1,000.
E E. Hughes appointed administrator
of Junnata Lawry, deceased. Bond
5000.
Eunice E. Vernon adiudged insane and
application made for her admission into
the Athens Hospital for the Insane.
Adelaide Olivier adjudged a vagrant
and an application made for her admis-
sion into the Girls Industrial Home, at
Delaware. Ohio.
One account filed.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

DlAnno Magnificent $3.50 Rosewood Pianos
TIHNUO sl75. fine Rosew Od Upright Plan
enzn2A2.zz7 tltttie useti) cost $50 only SD.
ORGANS m1ss se sold; ,onf Pasi5r 80 oFgsR sIs
nmmn mn1kn@ only s75. Nearly New Set Reed
" Stop, Sub Bass and octave Coupler Organs,
cost over $50. only SIS. Lowest Prices ever Of
fered sent on Is days test trial. You ask why /
offer 80 cheap? 1 reply Hard Times. Result
sales over 100000 annually. War commenced
by mOnOpolists. Beware anonymous Circular.
Write Tor explanation. Battle raging. Pull
Particulars free. Address DANIEL +. BEAT
TY, Washington. New jersey.
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Temperance mass meeting at the Fair
Grounds next Sunday afternoon at four
o'clock. Good speakers and good music
and an opportunity to sign the pledge
No meeting on Friday night
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Various modes Of treatment have been
adopted for the cure of Neuralgia, Rheu-
matism, Sciatica, and kindred diseases,
but none has proved so effectual as Law
sons Curative" 1t is readily applied
and the relief is certain. Druggists have
it. For sale by w. F. Hale, Jackson.
aug23t2t
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S. A Zaneis & Co. have just received I
new stock of Rockford movements. Cal
and see them
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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. If
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Mrs. Moriarty died on Monday She
was sister of j. F. Helphenstine OF this
place, and G. w. Helphenstine of Ports
mouth. Mr.. Moriarty has been very sick
for some time.
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An article Of such genuine merit as DR..
Harter's Fever and Ague Specific soon
makes itself known by the work it does.
For sale by Monahan & Jones, jackson,
Ohio
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Wanted Coal Miners.

At Kings Switch, on VI. & c. R. r.,
Athens county, Ohio. Will pay IS cent
per ton. Vein OF coal from two feet ten
inches to three feet. Payments will be
made on the Goth OF each month.
Z. r. a. S. III. KIxG.
30aus s3w
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Two dollars will pay for ten copies Of
the Standard for two months. Send in
your clubs.
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1t will be sight for you to see the
Rockford Quick Train Watch. Sold by
Zaneis x Co
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There is not more potent agent for
removing or counteracting pain from
whatever cause, than "Lawsons Cura-
tive" For renewing and invigorating
the shattered nerves, for Headache, Neu-
ralgia, Rheumatism and Inflammation,
it is the best known remedy.
For sale by w. F. Hale, Jackson, Ohio.
aug30t2t.
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William Ward has entirely quit selling
liquors, and has laid in large stock of
family groceries, which he proposes to
sell at the very lowest market prices.
He asks reasonable share of public
patronage, and believes he can make it
profitable to the people Of Jackson and
the surrounding country, to buy their
groceries of him, as he will keep none
but the best
His room is on Broadway Street, next
door above the store of George w. Rice
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LETTER LIST.

List OF letters remaining I'm the Postofice at
Jackson, Ohio, for the week ending August
2s, 1877.
Branham, Mrs. Mary, Coal, Miss Hatsie,
Garlaad Elizabeth, Hawk Ruben,
Heller AlOnzO, Kent Martha,
Moles Frank, Price Miss Mary,
Robinson Mn. Charity, Sears Mike ?
Talbot Mrs Margaret Ward Miss Lizzie,
Watson Ed. b.
Persons calling for any Of these letters please
say advertised" /" and give date OF list.
:. P.BALDRIDGE, p. NJ.
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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 d Co., Sole Agents, Jackson.
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fyou want live independent radical
Republican paper for the campaign send
us quarter, and get the Standard two
months.
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Headquarters for Fruit Cans at W. A
Steele's Glass Store, Main street.