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{ HANCERY NOTICE

State Of lnOis, county Of Alexander.
'Fcull court Of Alexander county, September
term, a, ID. ls71.
Frederick koNmeyer, vs.. John O. Hartman. Rob
tft Howe and Wake Hubble. Bills IN chanccry
Affidavit OF the non residence Of Robert Howe
and Wake Hubble Oi the defendants above named.
having been filed in the office Of the clerk Of ssid
circuit court Of Alexander county, notice Is hereby
given 10 the said non resident defendants, tina, the
complainant has filed his bin Of complaint in said
court on the chdncery side thereof on the th day OF
May, a. ID lN'l, and that 4 summons thcrelpon
issued out OF said court against said defendants. re-
turndble on the third Monday Of Nav A. ID. ls77,
a. IS by law required. And an Ordeicr having been
entered oi record in said court at the Nav term
lH,' thereof that said cause stand continued, with
order OF publication Now therefore, unless Won,
the said Robert Howe and Wake Hubble shall per
Nonay be and appear before the said circuit court
OF Alexander county on the first day OF the next
term thereof, to be holden at the court house in the
city OF Cairo, IN sad county, on the first Monday
Of September, ID. ls7i, and plead, answer or
delnur to the said complainants bill of complaint,
the same, and the matters and things therein charged
and stated, wit be taken DIS confessed, and de
cree entered against you according to the prayer Of
said bill. JOHN A. REEVE Ti.,k
, MuLKRY, LlsEGAR& LASspEN, Compliments
oohCHofs. CAIRO, HIS, july 18th, A. b. ISL
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CONSUMPTION
POSITIVELY CURED

All sufferers from this disease
anxious to be cured should try Or. kiss-
ncr's Celebrated COnsumptlye Powders.
These powders are the only preparation
known that will cure Consumption and all
diseases of the throat and lung.-indecd,
30 strong j. our faith in them, and also to
convince YOU that they are no humbug, We
VIII forward 10 every sufferer, by mail
postpaid, a free trial box,
We don't want your money until you are
perfectly satisfied Of their curative powers.
If you life is worth saving don't delay In
giving these POWDER u trial, u they vii
surely cure you.
Price, Tor large box, 81. sent 10 pny part
OF the lnite4 States or Canada by mail Oh
receipt Of price. Address,
ASH e. ROBBINS,
800 Fulton Street. Brooklyn. n. !.
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THE RAILROAD TROUBLES.
THE LATE STRlkES GRADl ALLY
BSlDlNG.
THE ROADS SLOWLY But SURE
~ GETTING DOWN TO
BUSINESS AGAIN,

have arrived IN his city for two days,
and as q consequence news of the situa.
ton Of ahl"s ~ the cities where the
strikes have been most formidable, aud
where The rrbs have held sway tor the
last five % ,iN days, we have been able
t. gather enough to show that the
back bone OF the
STRIFE HAS BEEN BROKEN,
and that nearly all the railroads are re-
suming their freight and passenger
traffic. aud that within few days
they VII he running along as il nothing
serious had happened.
IRON II. LOUIS.
The following Dispatch was received
from Hon. John II. Obcry at nine
O'Clock last night, and brings most
cheering new, of the condition OF affairs
in both East st. Louis and across the
river, The dispatch says:
East 81. LorIs, July 2s-S;3Op.m,
TO the Cairo BULLErIN:-~
-"'''''S "'o i'oN'''H "'''''' oo''V' i',' g
anu confluence al" sec"'''S y resu'n''S
sway a'lo''S c'''"e''S ''i' p0s'tcss 'iie'' E
30 'ar NJ serious co'"s'oh' nave
taken place, and so far a. ! have been
able to lean no lives nave been
sacr Need, though at tlmeS II has seemed
thata bloody conflict was unavoidable
Inc presence OF the militia ana
THE UNITED STATES TROOPS
seem to have had wholesome effect on
the IawIeSS ana desperate MODS That nave
day after day for the last week conGre.
gated on The streets ana at The fa'road
stauons' IN the absence OF these troops
1t Is d'lllcHlt 10 predict what the re-
sun might nave oe''''
Az an e'''y "oo' US morning 'he
'h''eu o'"'cs ''o''9
o'o'IiHp NE 'Hh"' ""''h
NV V o'l w. ',,S NV WV Wv ~, ~
,rogn,,co ot ,I,oyo troo.r, ,,o,n, to Loy,
r,,,,n,,,,n
mia Iowlos. o,.mor,s ord II T.. row
believed that fine scenes or ,he last few
DAYS win not be reneatad. Thr moh seem.
| IN L,,,, worn i,soIc out oud bath T.,
~ on;. and hera an,urs ar. os,,,,i,o
,, or,o,I,, and anna. o,,,,,1, 4. C.,
,ur p,,,po,n,
| rho st,i,o l. hrolor o,1 all ,ho Inns
ora re.nm,ro the rnr,in, n, th,ir mas.
senior t,,iua. and T., ye,., ,rw law.
,reiuht traffic will he r, established
An. @.
| ,r cu,c.co
|
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THE DAILY BULLETIN.

''hL aNr'LETIS Ia published every morning
texcert &onlay) In the Bulletin Building, cor
ner Washington avenue and rwclhh street,
llik BuLLErlS Is served to city subscribers by
faithful carriers at Twenty-Five Cents Week,
payable weekly: by Mail, (in advance, SO per
ahhumi Dix months, St; three nonths, 81; one
month al o..
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louoluo,o su,' .-.gI. .uttnI. Gums 4 Iil,, "
NfVIUVIINt fyu Msustef ~ Cat iOr Sci si.mn
uUlultUln NLsnk' eUs Nokks, CL..aso' III
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THg MARROW GAUGE.

We are soIiy to say that tbs road seem.
/ be 10 bad WY. As the boys say, 1t is
III the "nHe hole y with no ia prospects
OF getting out soon. the company is IN
arrears TO lis employees for five months
pay, and the men re!dse TO 20 10 WORK uu-
llthey can Zee some prospect Of getting
Their pay. Not ain, either passenger or
freight have moved Tor over week. and
unles. some 'angement can be made by
which the men can get thei- wages. th.re
irs gloomy prospect for 'le uture.
ing IRON MOuNIAIS ROAD,
Business on the Iron MoUuts'u road "
coon be moving song snoo lily aga'n
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CARBoNDALE AND DECATUR
and az other points on the road have
been dispersed, and the employees of the
road have returned to their work.
The CAIRO AND v1NCKNNEs ROAD.
NOlN .ti,ta nd 1g statements 10 the con.
trary by some of our ente. "a sing coiem.
pOral e., tie CT 20 d V'lcernes Rs load
has not IL 'sed ira 4. either freight or
passenger, do ~ NE strike. On Monday
an attempt was made by some OF the
tuihers at NiICennes 10 induce the
brakemen OF this road to Qut work, but il
failed, aud no irlt her attempt was made
We arc pleased TO see fri trains Of T,eipbt
s.N ng over the Cairo and Niuceplss
road every night dr " the week. The
road Is now receiving freight and pa.seu.
gsrs for all poin'S, MOI h, south, e'.', and
west
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Deaths in Jackson County for the Year
Ending March 81, 1877.

JEFFERSON TP.-BENJAMIN JONES, ASSESSOR
Priscilla Patton, year, months, lG days.
1OleTa Infantum.
FIorina Gilbert, p years, ! month, lG days.
Consumption.
Cora 4. Evans, month. liberated mouth.
- Brisker, 2 months, Is days. Not known.
Edna May Brisker, year, month, p day :.
Lung Fever.
- Jycox, days. Not known.
Caty Caroline Kuhner, months, days.
Group.
Clara Elizabeth Caroline Raschig,7 months,
% days. whooping ugh.
SaIah l.. shumate, 81 years. Paralysis.
- Jycox : days. Not known.
John Harrison MaItir, months, day. Con.
sumption.
Evan Shadrach, y years. General debility.
Alexander a. jenkins, 10 years, IS days
Throwe by a horss.
b, nJamin +. Ashmo.e, l year, months, Il
days. Brain fever.
Edv nrd n. Smith, ? years, months, IS days
Burnt.
David Ashmore, - years, months, IS days
Cancer.
David Harris, o years. ConstiTa ion bowels
4 John Tn mas, "a years, n-oltLs KiIed n
| ore bank.
/ Amos Mar IA, 30 years, IL months, p days
\ Killed b. o Ter explosion.
| w II ,m l.. Marsh, II year,, 5smonthE, o day
| Killed by boiler explosion.
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Ripley H. NcGhee Testimonial from
Matthew Addy.

CrNcrNNArI, July 9th 1877.
AIRS. r. R. McGhce, Jackson, Ohio:
My DEAR FHIEND-In this your terribly deeI
afiiction, words Of sympathy wholly fail to af
ford true comfort. / cannot refrain, however
from referring to the few short months Of Rip
Iey's life in Cincinnati, during which time he
was i'm our employ. The beginning of his busi-
ness career had in IL unusual promise OF sue
cess. Never have 1 seen one more thoroughly
conscientious i'm the discharge OF duty. lie was
active i'm mind, straightforward i'm character,
pure in motive, and manly I'm his bearing to-
wards Others. lie has left a good name; a
record, the fruits OF which will be Of benefit 10
his companions aud friends.
On behalf OF our clerks, his associates, beg
TO send you an anchor of flowers, and for our
selves a wreath. They emblsms of better
days TO come, of a stay and strength which our
Heavenly Father can give, and of a circle
formed here on earth, now broken, but again
to be reunited in a land where there Is no sor-
row or death. Very truly yours,
MATTHEW ADDY,
or Matthew Addy & Co., Pig Iron and Iron
Ores, $. w. Cor. TN and walnut-sts, Second
Floor, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Grand BASE BALL TOURNAMENT
Pn-TEnNEn-

Owing 10 the latcucsss in tine appearing Of
our pregIuu. uUticc Of said eutcftatiuuIr az, 80
also tue grtirfai cngng g-in.ut OF base baii clubs
iUT tire Atn Uf July. We have concluded To ptf-t.
pun. sad Tuut namcnt unttl the 25th. goth.
JOth. and 5ist uf Aug, 1877, at wIi.i uIst' o
tht uuueI-I-hed wiii p,lsit4veiy ay % the cum
pettug cuts the following ptszass To f'fviv--
sIOuat CiuD-, ~; to Amissscur Iluus, ssuu. utNi-
dsal a. IulsVws: 10 Winning Iluu ot tnu lst,
$50. " tuutig tlub Uf the al Hiaus 10 a hss
tlub OF the 1T, siJ0, 10 - Best Cub OF the -
sluU; 10 81 Beat CUB Of tile 1t, so, to % Bs.i
tIuU UI tlir -, go. And uu whfcu Ocgu~gOu
III, y wall give, as pre,eut, 20 pcfso hsldiug
Gel tailcatcs Oi tutuis.tOu 10 said Iuuttfatits ~.
whether present Of not. pup srty am .uni ing 80
the Ak tegtts To Twenty thousand DOtiars
Itie said pfUperty l. uOW tmu uanus 80 =
trustee wIU ls esmpUWcruI 10 pay - tue ctuus
cotnp npetiug the pttze, above stated, make over
"a ttIe persons sriec' ed tne said property, au
AL moneys rvcsisei B, tu tue Knox Go. Nstion.
al Bank. subject 10 rNtiniuattUu aud call ~
ptrit-s mUldIug ccrtifcttv-s should TIE said Gu
lrftatnIncut not lake place.
Among the properly distributed VIII be
2 g.. Pnzes 0i szlUO each o.. Prize VI sllOQo.
Ger. Ptlz,s Of e ~ each 1 or. Rfizc VI s1yO.
2 OR Przss OF 81 ~ each
All other crttIfigttcs Wal receive priz = val
urd al from 81 ~ cljU. Cubs wishing 10 cptu-
pst- for the abOvc Pnz-s, prrsUus wishing u
iult list OF the property 20 be Distributed, Ger
ungattrs uf Autui-sluus or any other imturiua-
Iiuu Will audry.s J. j. Fuitz, Trustee, Mt. Yer
uuu, ohio. CrrtIfict. e. vii hdmtit one lady
mIrut. bt-ids cntititmg the holder to um equal
right Ia the prup-uy 90 be Distributed. Price
of Certificates. 80. nO-Scud all money %
registered letter, A.. -. Order drafl pA mhle Sc
said Tru-tcs-, a. above. "A. Is. OBEHhOLTLEh
& SOU, Mt. Vernon, ". Juiy 4tn, 1871.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

II. F. Austin to Trustees NJ E. Church
at Wellston-Lot I22 (except coaD in
Austin's Addition to Wellston 81.
II. F. Austin to Davis Mackley-Lot
l23 (except coal) in Austins Addition to
Wellston; $3.50.
Charles Smith to Board Education Mad
ison Township-l 27-lG0 acres in Madi-
son tp.; s35.
John T. Jones to VIM W. Morgan
is acre in Jefferson tp; SIS.
VIM. w Morgan to Edward r. Jones
Lot II in Reeds Addition to Oak Hill
and Is acre in Jefferson tp $500.
A. L. Robbins to james Downard-
part Lot 5i7 Except coaD in Wellston /;
$3.50.
George NJ Powers ct al. to John Ghame
ct al-an undivided interest in l46 acres
in Scioto tip; 81 ,202 so.
Christopher Graham to Agnes Vaughn
Lots 81, 35 and &c, Except coalD in
Vaughn's Addition to Jackson; $1,000
Thomas w. Higgins to James Emmitt
part Lot 80 in jamestown Addition to
Jackson 81 500
ii. F. Austin to John c. Cooney-Lot
las Except coaD in Austin's Addition tc
Wellston 5000
Adam McClung to Harrison Resingel
lands (except coal) in Lick tp.i 5000.
Harvey Wells to w. w. Buckley-part
Lot SO (exce pit coal) in Jackson S4O0.
Sheriff Ewing to James T. Leach
lands in Jackson tip; $5OS.
Sheriff Ewing to Samuel S. Tho mas
40 acres in Bloomfield tp.; $54l.
Ezekiel r ltcliif, sen, to Emma L. Gar
ret ct al.-40 acres in Washington tip.
$500
VIM. J. Radabaugh to Jas. w. Vaughn
land in Jefferson tp. $500.
Number OF mortgages recorded, g.
amount secured; So 962 81.
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Not Snubbed.

To the Editor of the Standard:
Your notice of the Winchester meeting does
great injustice TO the people OF that locality.
Certainly we were not "snubbcd, OF In any
manner hindered in our work; on the contrary,
We were kindly treated and entertained by
prominent men, and all possible helps afford
US II there was any opposition we were una
BILE To discover IL. very large funeral In the
neighbOrhood perhaps lessened the crowd; hut,
I'm view OF all the circumstances, the meeting
was a grand success,and the temperance people
OF Winchester deserve our thanks for kind
treatment; ana we hope we did them some
good in return, and will be glad TO do 30 again.
JOHN t. MOORE,
]. j. g. EVANS,
II. Z. MILLER.
JAS. NJ. WATTS,
/. T. MoNAHAN,
L. A. ATKINSON.
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Atthe examination last week, ,therew r,
% applicants. 1 of whom received Ger
tificates. as follows:
Geo. w. Harbargpr. "a months; Alfred
L. Robbins and V. C. Martindale, Is
months; John D. Lake, James c. Bax
ter, Phebe NJ Lively, II. A. Hunter
Lille Ryerly, Ruth McKitterick aud
George w Gilliland, II months; John
Ii. Tyrrell, months.
The following were the questions used
oRTHoGRAPHY.
Arseniate, Briery, Cautchouc, Desecate,
Desiccate, Elegy, Fascicle, Gelatine, Hy
phen, Ignitible, Judsize, Koran, Lesion,
Mendacious, Nihilism. Omnivorous, Parri
eide, Que, Reefy, Syzygy.
ARITHMETIC.
|. A third and of third of 10 is J OF
what number?
?. If Pekin is llS0 east and San Fran
cisco is 1929 west longitude, what is the
difference of time?
3. If | sell my pears at cents dozen.
| lose-l6 cents; but if sell them at 8
cents dozen, gain III cents. What did
they cost me2
4 Sold goods to the amount Of S425 on
six months credit which was $25 more
than the goods cost; what was the true
gain, money being worth 6 per cent. =?
5. If a person sells IA ounces of sugar
for pound, what per cent. does he gain?
6. What is the ratio Of the diameters of
two globes whose solid contents are to
each other as Ga to 5l2?
Z lf6 apples and Z peaches cost 33
cents, and 10 apples and s peaches cost A
cents, what is the price OF each ?
s. Two men engage to build a house
for 81 500; the first labors : as many
days as the second, plus 10 days, and re-
ceives 81, 100; how many days does each
man work
9. How must cloth costing $3.50 per
yard be marked that a merchant may de-
duct Is per cent from marked price and
still make Is per cent?
10. What is the cube root of 3,O4S.625
GEOC PLY
Bound Turkey, and give its capital.
2 Describe the Danube.
3 What separate principality in the
west of Turkey2
4 On what body of water and in which
Grand Division is Constantinople ?
5 What and where are the following;
Bonifacio, Suez, Matapan, Bucharest,
Spartiveuto2
6 What is the depth of water in Lake
Superior, Lake Huron, Lake Erie and
Lake Ontario7
Explain the cause of the land and
sea breeze2
What is the difference between a
river system and a river BASIN
g. Name the most celebrated Salt Lakes
in the world.
10 What waters make Arabia a penin-
sula2
GRAMMAR
Construct sentences containing,
/. A collective, an abstract and a verbal
noun.
2 Imperative mode and transitive
infnitive.
3. A transitive and an intransitive
verb.
4. Superlative adjective and relative
pronoun.
5. The progressive and the emphatic
form of the verb.
6. A redundant and defective verb.
7. A phrase as the subject Of a sentence.
8. Plural of and feminine preceptor.
9. Present perfect infnitive and an in
pronoun.
10. The use Of set and sit
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FRANKLIN rp-rnASKuS McOr, ASSESSOR

George Brunton, 60 years, 7 months, days
Lung complaint.
Henry Brunton, 10 y, ars, 0 months, II days.
| Typhoid fever.
j. Buckley, 43 years, % days. sonening Of
brain.
Clinton Cherington ca years, 1 month, Is days.
Cancer OF bowels.
Susan Cherington, 40 years, months, ? day 5.
Consumption.
Fremont Cherington, 2s years, II months, Is
days. Consumption.
- Claar. Dead born.
Sarah J. Dett., n months, 20 days. Scrofula.
VIM. NJ. Claar, 10 months, days. Spinal dis
case
Harriet Deity, % years. Consumption.
Avington Taught, 90 years, II months, 6 days.
Typhoid fever.
Merchie Faugnt. year, 3 months, days.
lCannot read the name OF the diseased
Cynthia Frasure, IS years, months, 10 days.
Consumption.
Eli Hasle {, 40 years. Fever.
Isabel johnson, Is years, months. IS days.
Cant read it,
Susan Johnson, % years, 10 months, 2s days.
Phneumonia.
Elizabeth Jones, s2 years. : months, days.
Lung fever.
Jonah Jones, ~ years, months, : days Con-
sumption.
Rebecca Nash, 30 years. Scrofula.
Fleming Smith, 81 years. Drapesy.
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Take the cash to the Glass Store.

We work hard all day, and frequently
of an evening take a ride around town.
Some people might think that we owned
that fine rig which they see US use SO Of
ten. Not so. 1t is Tom Delays. Tom
keeps such, and he has two or three com
petent men at his stable, who will fit you
out for a ride or drive on short notice.
Toms stable is just up the alley from
the Burt House, on Pearl Street, and if
you want to take a ride or a drive, call.
IL Tom is not there, you will find Aten
or Swanson, or very likely both, anxious
to do you good.
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Farm for Sale.

II WILL sell my farm, on very favorable
Il trtuis giving time un % large poriiun a. tn.
purchase money. This farm h iu BuUmnsld q
IuwuShtp. HItfe nvc miles frufu teutftviilE
aud about the same ui>tmuce frum key Hfuuc
aud Madison Furnaces. II ~ on thr public
rssad ls-adiug 60 Ninton. ID is unif mile nom
the Ltrksy school House. A. contains ~ ucts-
70 of which J. under cultivation aud % acre.
woodland. There y c'iinfoi tabl. residence,
containing four Iuufns. aud uut-buildimgs- tbs
farm T. well watcred, a gUuG spring and rptiuz
huu-s near the residence. There are plenty oi
mutt trees on the farm.
Any psT~an desiring farm well located, can
purchase this land uu mu-t favorable terms. ~
calling upon the undersigned, ~ hts rs-i teucc.
m Cen Trvtile. HENRY LEWIS.
July s. ls1T. SIN
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SheriT's Sale OF Real Estate.
STATE of Olis. JartsoH C5uilty. sf.
Court of Commoa pieas.

Adam McCiunE Va. Erie Coal a Iron Company.
On Ii order of sale.
Noiire u hereby given. that tu puruuancr of
an order % sale t.us-t ~ the Clerk ~ sid
tfsufi .un thv.dih day - May a n,isTl.a .aud %
dlprtrd ~ NhFftn said cfaumivs I wili nfsr fuf
siie. at the dunr ~ thu Court Mouur. On Jack .on
la aid cgunty. ON
Saturday. July ~. A d 1871.
~ PM. ~ sid day. the mineral stone cnai
underlying the fsslluu ms ~ 80 It'd pfsmln- e.
-ituats Ia the cuauty of Jackson aud state %
Ohin. To- wis.
All ths mineral stone cuai undsfiytng
the HnuthwrMt quarter uf sertiun "a town.
slip :. 81 rauEr d. and unuhws@t quaFfrf uf
The northwest quarter ~ srriissu ~. Township 7,
~ rang D. Aian. iut nmuibFf nlMtgs uuf feii ~
tie HaM Nf~sfNatiun. tu all cuutaiuium uue
hundred suu say scrss.
Appfml-sd ~ hsiluwHf
IL ds@cfttssf iut 81 $50 %.
- de=cfihsd tuf af 80 o..
- ds-cfit=si iut ~ tiuou 90.
Isrtns uf sale rlsaa um fl@r uf sale.
To ~ snll - the pfupeftN - the Vile Goal
nmh ifun NumrauY - sntlsfg q luslHmuut nd
o. cf~~ 10 iaNssr tsf Adam MrsHunEs
GlNem under ny tand this tffn dar ~ Iuua,
A.u. ISL. JOHN ~. EWfNu. ~h'nI q, %.
l'unEan, Musfv a Aisehifv. ats'ya fof PIC.
ltziaaW
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Experience teaches us that most OF the
disorders pertaining to the human fam
lily cannot only be prevented, but their
existence removed. "Lawson's Cura
tive" is the one great remedy for eradi
eating pain from whatever cause. For
Diptheria and Sore Throat, no remedy
was ever devised which compares with it.
A single trial will prove it.
For sale by w. F. Hale, Jackson.
12iuly2w
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As the perfection Of entirety depends
upon the perfection of minuti@' so no
one can hope for robust health of the
entire system if the blood should become
in the least impure. Its standard of
purity is best maintained by the use of
DR.. Bulls Blood Mixture.
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1t will not be very long until there will
be a delegation Of our citizens going up
to Columbus to the Democratic State
convention, and a wees later there will
be another delegation going to Cleveland
to the Republican State convention. We
have a local pride for our county, and
desire that the delegates from this coun-
ty should make a respectable appearance
at both conventions. As all are now
Temperance men, and will keep sober, il
they will get a nice new suit Of clothing
at Morris Sternberger's store, they will
be all right. And they can get anything
else there that they may need.
Don't buy Fruit Cans till you see
Steele's
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The Quaker speaker, David Tatem'
made most excellent speech at the Nj.
E. Church last Friday night. He favored
the Murphy Movement, but he thought
it was only the beginning Of real reform.
He favored the entire wiping out OF sa-
looms. as there will be drunkards just so
long as the temptation to drink is con-
stantly kept in their way. We think he
is correct
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-07-12

There was less drunkenness in jack
son on the 4th Of July this year, than
was known on any 4th. since the first
white man celebrated in this place
Three or four Murphyites got drunk,
but the great body of them renamed
steadfast
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-07-12

Now that the Postoffie is again going
to be located on Broadway street, that
locality will begin to put on airs. We
caution George w. Rice to keep cool
The immense patronage already extend.
eel to his store is enough to turn a mans
head, but we think Rice is equal for the
occasion. His trade is very good and
will in all probability increase with the
flow of business to that Street
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-07-12

At the concert on the night Of the 4th.
the pupils of jackson High School, and
the A. Grammar School, presented j. w.
Longbon with a copy Of Lippincott's Pro
nouncing Biographical Dictionary, as a
token of their appreciation of his merits
as Superintendent of their schools. The
book cost SIS.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-07-12

Ever since Ewes incautious experience
in the Garden Of Eden, Babies have been
the institution. Petted by men and
loved by women, the baby life wou'd be
an absolutely happy existence but for
those evidences OF mortality exhibited in
Collie, Flatulency, etc.,-all happily re-
lieved at once, however, by the prompt
use Of DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup Sold eve
rywhere % cents.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-07-12

Miller's Store, opposite the Court
House, still continues to be one Of the
centcrs Of trade in this place. Miller
does not make much fuss about il, but
he keeps one Of the fullest stores in
jackson, and seems to understand just
what the people need, and they go there
to get their goods. Go thou and do
likawiso