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Grand BASE BALL TOURNAMENT
POSTPONEn-

Owing to the latenesss in the appearing OF
our previous notice of said entertainment, a.
also the general engagement OF base buli clubs
fOr the 4tn OF July, we have concluded 10 post
pOne said Tournament until the 2sth. goth.
Both, and 3ist Of Aug, 1877, al which aatFs
peting eiubs the following prikrs: TO PrOfvs-
siOnal Clubs, 500; 10 Amateur clubs, $40. divi-
ded a. foltuwss To Winning Club OF the ist,
500, to Winning Club of the II, $50. to ID Best
Ctub of the Let, $40. To II Best Club OF the "a
slOO; TO 81 Best Cub Of tie lst, go, to ID Best
CIuo OF the 20, $50. And ON which occasion
they Will give, As present, TO persons holding
certificates OF admission TO said Tournament.
whether present or not. properly amounting la
the ags Tegate TO Twenty Thousand Dollars
The said property Il now IN the hands Oi
trustee VINO II ein powered 10 pay To the club.
competing the prizes above stated, make over
TO the persons selected the said property, aud
who will, as such trustee, deposit, less expense
all moneys received, In the Knox Co. Nation
al Bank, subject 10 examination and call OF
parties holding certificates, should the said en-
tertainment not take place.
Among the property distributed will be
Gr. Prizes OF s2.5uu each Or. Prize Of VI 90.
CIR. Prizes OF 5000 each OR. Prize Of $50.
or. Prizes OF 81 So each
All other certificates viii receive prizes val
ued at from 81 10 $50. Clubs wishing To COM
pete for the above Prizes, persons wishing a
Iull list OF the property TO be distributed, Ger
tificates OF Admission, or any other informa-
ton will address J. J. Fuitz, Trustee, Mt. Yer
non, Ohio. Certificates Will admit one lady
ment. beside entitiing the holder TO an equal
right In the property 10 b. distributed. Price
Of CortIfcates, Sc. nG-send all money by
regis cred letter. A.. %. order or draft payable tu
said Trustee, as above. n. Is. OBERHOLTZEk
Son, MI Vernon, .. July AN, ls7T.
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changes. The Republicans of the in
terror of this State have always held the
representatives Of the United States Gov
ernment in high esteem. They have
every reason to do so, for, with but few
exceptions, the men who hold the offices
referred to are honest, conscientious pub
lie servants. Many of them, particularly
those who are in charge of the small post
stations and other minor offices, have
lived in the same community for life
time they have been political leaders in
those communities, and it is, perhaps,
only natural that their friends and
neighbors should join with them in de-
nouncing the Presidents order as an
unjust and unnecessary interference with
their rights as American citizens.-lN New
York Times.
The Columbus Herald says: Hon.
John Little will not, we understand. con-
sent to take the Craftsmanship of the Re
publican State Executive Committee. if
the Cleveland Convention indorses the
civil service order of President Hayes
That order, it is true. could not have any
direct reference to state officers but Mr..
Little holds that for a state official to
serve on political committees, would be
as much a violation Of the spirit Of the
order, as for national officer" OF course
it would, and we do not see where this
paternal taking charge Of the proprieties
and morals Of the people is to end, if
carried out in its perfect spirit. By the
way. what right has Mr.. Hayes. anyhow.
as President of the United States, to do
with party affairs7 He pretends to ig
more party, yet by the order NEEDLES
more with party than has ever before
been attempted. He is only to do with
a man as an officer of the government,
yet he undertakes indirectly to say who
shall or shall not engage in party affairs
And as Mr.. Little says, the spirit Of the
order extends to State as well as national
officers; and, we would add, penetrates
to counties and towns. and is about as
sensible in the lesser as in the greater -
Xenia Torchlight
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Letter From Missouri.
PAPPIYvILLE, BATES Co,
Missouri, July ., 1877.

PAPPINvILLE, BATES Co,
Missouri. July ., 1877.
To the Editor of the Standard:
Enclosed find Sl50 for which please
send me the Standard. was away from
home at the expiration of my time, and
have neglected sending for it till this late
hour. We have missed it very much in
deed. 1t is a great deal of company to
one to read the news from home. 1t al
most seems like some near and dear old
friend had visited you Speaking of old
friends reminds me of call we had this
week from an old acquaintance of my
wife's family and presume an old friend
also of yours, Judge Jared Stephenson.
He is fine, healthy. good looking old
gentleman. He is one among the largest
stock dealers in this country, and seems
to have plenty of the cash necessary to
carry on such business. He lives in the
county Henry joining this
We are having terrible wet weather
here; nevertheless, crops are looking
good; wheat is splendid, corn looks very
we'll. We have a beautiful country here,
yet do not like it as well as / do Ohio
but one will naturally feel partial toward
their own native land. Hoping to re-
ceive paper soon, i subscribe myself yours
respectfully, r. w. SMITH.
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Looking across the street from our Of
fee, we are reminded OF the great chang.
es that have taken place within the past
thirty-five years. In 1912 Samuel G.
Montgomery sold goods in a little frame
shanty on the corner Of Main and Broad
way. That building was burned in the
fall of 1860. at the time the old Court
House was burned. Now, on that corner,
is the fine twostory brick building occu-
pied by Morris Sternberger. where he
keeps one Of the largest and finest stores
in the county, and has a vast variety Of
goods for sale, very cheap
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Deny the Soft Impeachment

CINCINNATI, o.. July 10, 1877.
Mr.. ID. Maekley, Editor Of the Standard, Jack
son, Ohio:
DEAR SIR-We are just in receipt Of
your paper of the 10Th inst, with a "fat-
tering" notice of ourselves, headed, AN
other Swindler," and cautioning the pub
lie not to have anything to do with US,
&c. and as we have no intention Of mis-.
treating anyone, and have neUer been ac-
cused Of doing so before, we think a lit.
tie explanation will change your views,
and you will be honorable enough to
give US the benefit of another notice, cor
recting the one in this issue, and send
us a marked copy of same.
And now for the explanation. Last
month We sent out the local to some
l4OO papers through Ohio, Indiana. and
various other States, and the greater
number Of them accepted our PROPOSE
ton, inserting it, and sent US copies of
their paper, yours among the rest, and
we tried to be very careful to keep them
together, and see that the articles were
duly sent to all of them; but among SO
great a number, and the hurry of our
business, 1t was not unlikely or to be
wondered at that one or two might have
been mislaid and overlooked, which was
the case with yours. We find. on look
ing the matter up, that we had fixed up
a set of Pan and Gem for you. and made
receipt for same, on the 10th inst, and
can not account for its not being sent.
If you did not get it, and to make mat
ters doubly sure, we have sent another
set to you by mail which we trust will
certainly reach you. Let US hear from
you !. on receipt, and we trust you
will also make the correction in your pa
per, and if the articles prove what we
represent them to be, should also be
pleased to state the fact in your notice
Trusting our explanation will be satisfac-
tory, we are truly yours,
L. E. BROWN & co.
We received the articles by mail, pret-
ty badly mashed up. but we think they
will prove satisfactory when tried.
We must say that Messrs. Brown &
Go. must do business in a rather loose
as we wrote to them twice, and
no answer. They must have re-
,eived our letters, as there is a return
card on our envelopes.
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Marriages in Jackson COunty.-1se6

David Taught and Sarah Jane Nally,
Feb. 2, by D. w. Winfough, j. P.
Harrison B. Nichols and Sarah j. Bor.
der, Feb 8. by B. F. Scott jr, J. P.
Samuel F. Barber and Rebecca c. Yea
ger, Feb. 6. by Ezra D. Shaw, Min.
Albert T. Phillips and Alice Redman,
Feb. 8. by Newell Braley, J. P
William Rankin and Mary r. Farrar,
Feb. s, by L. May, Min.
Evan j. Evans and Elizabeth Morgans,
Feb. T6, by Evan Davis, Min.
Adam S. Dempsey and Julia r. God
dard, Feb. IA, by William Cutter. J. P.
Lewis Morgans and Sarah T. Lewis.
March s, by Robert Williams. Min
John ]. Vandivort and Ema Howell,
Feb. Is. by D. w. Winfough.
Daniel Phillips and Mary E. Evans,
Oct. IL, by John II. Evans. J. P.
Franklin Tor Francis) Messing, Feb Is,
by Andrew Cassidy. j. P.
John Glassburn and Cotharine Carey,
Feb. 20. by Elijah Beatty j. P.
John A. Graham aud Mary Ann Wade,
Feb. % by Royal Brown, Min.
Vega Howell and Taphena Lewis, Feb
81. by D. w. Winfough. j. P.
William Stiffier and Emaline Price,
March s. by L. A. Atkinson. Min.
John Davis and Clorinda Short, Feb.
"a, by Geo. NJ Adams, j. P.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

L. W. Cherington to c. A Cherington,
ct al, quitclaim to 2l7 4S-l00 acres in
Madison tp., $1,000.
Sheriff Ewing to David L. Morgan, 1913
acres in Jefferson tp., s.. .365.
John +. Cherington to Gilbert ~
Lackey, quitclaim to 60 acres in Frank
lin tip, 81 500.
Gilbert n. Lackey to Elizabeth Cher
ington, quitclaIm to 60 acres in Franklin
tip, SI.5OO.
H. S. Bundy to Henry W Higgins, 100
acres in Bloomfield tp., 81, 500
Cynthia A. Cheriugton ct al to L. w
Cherington, SO 74-l00 acres in Madison
tp s3,OOO
John J. Brooks to Price Brothers, part
In lot No. Is, in jamestown add to Jack
son. s7OO.
Michael Stanton to John McKitterick,
part In-lot No 10 lex. coal) in Jackson,
s525.
Minerva Lott to Mary Rollins, In-lots
Nos. l3, IA, Is, I6, 35 d &c in Middleton.
$3.50.
Eliza NJ. Wells to II. S. Bundy, Lot
No. $50 lex. coal) in Wellston, $3.50.
II. s. Bundy to Harvey Wells. Lot No.
536 lex. coal) in Wellston. $3.50.
Samuel Jacobs to Jonathan r. Jacobs,
40 acres in Scioto tp., $500.
No. mortgages recorded 6, amount Sc
cured slS,279 26.
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A Certain Headache Cure.

III you suffer from sick or nervous
headache, morning sickness or neuralgia,
go to your druggist and get a ten cent
trial pack of Dr.. Heisley's Victor Head
ache Powders, or ]. R. Heisley & Co, Sa-
lem' n. j., will mail them postpaid. A
singh 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 hrstclass druggists everywhere. Con-
vince yourself jan25-ly
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The whistle Of the engine on the Mar
row Gauge Railroad is now heard every
evening about sunset, as the train comes
up from Waverly pretty regularly. If
the great railroads should all be destroy
ed by mobs, here we will be able to fall
back upon our Narrow Gauge, as we sup
pose no mob would think worth while to
meddle with it it. Mark Sternberger. for
instance, will be able to keep his store
well filed with goods, by this route. He
now has large stock on hand, which he
desires to sell
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Road Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that petition will
~ be presented 10 the Commissioner OF
jackson county, Ohio, at their next regular
session, 10 De held on the flrst Monday OF sep
tember, A. ID, 1871, praying for the alteration Of
a county road running nearly east and west
along the center line OF section No. m, Town
ship No Of Range No. -, In said county, be-
opened IN a rail fence on ABE south boufidary
line Of the southeast quarter OF the northwest
quarter OF said Section n, and owned by John
4. l. .ash, themes vet along said fence ont on
the south side thereof TO "A point about rs zoos
east OF sw. corner OF said se. Or OF the ne or.
OF said section IL, thence bearing southwest
on the lands OF James ID. Lewis and Winnie
Lewis his wife, about rods, and making a
curve 50 as TO strike the center line OF said sec
tlon running east and west, about . rods from
the sw. corner OF said s.s. qr OF the ne. quarter
OF said Section n, and thence along said center
line west 70 intersect with said road proposed
TO be altered. JOHN r.. LEACH
Julv N ISL - - 'S
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The vast destruction Of goods by the
mob at Pittsburgh, will no doubt raise
the price Of goods all over the country.
As yet, no material rise in the price Of
goods has been observed at this place
but we always move slowly here. Itmay
come. A prominent railroad man ad.
vised US on Monday to buy -four enou gh
to last US all summer, as a great scarcity
would be felt.
Now it would be safe for all within
reach OF Jackson to go at once to Oliver
Millers store and buy all the goods they
need.
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There are many articles of goods that
can be dispensed with when times are
very hard, and money extremely scarce.
But we have never seen the time that
people could do without tinware. We
can remember when gourds we're exten-
sively used in this county. yet all used
more ore or less tinware. although it had
to be purchased with ginseng. coon skins
and tow linen, and brought from Gallipo-
lis.
Now you can get all the tinware you
want at Graham's, for merely nominal
price. This is great advantage over
the situation in early times.
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On Wednesday of last week Mr.. Gun
ningham, the temperance reformer, came
to town, and advertised that he would
deliver lecture at the Baptist Church
on Thursday night, on the subject Of
Habit" and that he would exhibit a
number of pictures of Scripture scenes,
through the sciopticon. He proposed to
charge 25 cents for admission. He said
he was poor and in debt. Only a few
men and women, and some little girls at
tended On Friday night Mr.. Cunning
ham delivered one of his very best tenn
perance lectures at the NJ. Z. Church.
and announced that he would repeat his
lecture, and exhibit his views again at
the Baptist Church, on Saturday night
The people again failed to respond. and
he did not make enough to pay expenses.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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 viii be kept as cheap as at any other
place I'm town.
Livery on reasonable terms.
large number of second hand buggies and
expresses for sale.
will q al home on Saturday, Feb. 10, 1877,
and every three weeks thereafter.
febs,tf IT. MoNAHAN.
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very respectable young man told US
on Monday that he heard /. T. Monahan
say he had one thousand dollars to ex
pend in the defeat of Irvine DUNCAN, if
he should be nominated for Senator. 1t
is said that l. 7. is making arrangements
to have the Hamden Leader brought to
this place. and published here. If the
Democracy want to see the fur fly, let
them nominate Irve for Senator. /. 7.
has some rich things salted down, and
we may be able to aid him in so laudable
a work.
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The Patrons Of Husbandry, Of Jackson
county, will have Harvest Home, on
the lst day of August next. in the Grove
Of John L. Long, three-fourths Of a mile
west OF Jackson, to which all persons.
Patrons and others. are cordially invited.
Speakers will be present to address the
people, at ii o'clock, a. m All Patrons
are requested TO wear Regalia and Jewels
in full
Everybody turn out and bring baskets
well filed. A general good old fashioned.
social time is expected.
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At the examination of teachers for the
schools of Jackson, the following teach
ers received certificates; For "a months
Lucy B. Jones and Cornelia Dickson
For IL months, Emma Long, Dora Hoop,
Julia Gilliland, Ida Atkinson, Mary
Gardner, Lizzie Gardner, Eliza James,
Lizzie Monahan, Ruth McKitterick, Kate
Grimes, Julia Hanna, Cordelia Price and
Francis Lehman.
The Board hired the teachers who were
employed last term, with the exception
of Miss Morrow, who was not an oppli.
cant. Miss Lucy Sones takes her place.
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Over sixty persons signed the pledge
at Antioch since our last issue, and many
have signed at Wellston. and other places.
III. c. Miller. Secretary, informs us that
there are now over three thousand in
the county. This is about one in ten of
the population. OF this number, some
eight or ten in Jackson have fallen by
the way.
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We have heard of trading. and dicker-
Ing and general changing among the
livery men Of this place; we know moth
ing about this definitely, as the parties
do not advertise; but this much we do
know Tom Delay is prepared to furnish
all the horses and buggies needed in this
place. They are sound and safe, and
able to take a person through.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
State Of Ohio, Jackson county, So;
Court Of Common Pleas.
Jacob A. Long vs.. John ID. Eubanlxs.

"N0VH N IlHs V. d0Hn y. LuDlnKs.
On 81 order OF sale.
Notice j. hereby given, that In pursuance OF
an order Of sale issued out OF said courf. ON tbe
md day OF July, A. ID. ls77, aud 10 me direct
ed a. sheriff % said county, wilt offer for sale
at the door Of the Court House, In said county
Saturday. August 18th. A. D. 1877,
~ O'Clock PM. OF said day, the following de-
scribed real estate, situate In the counfv of
jackson and state OF ohio, to-wiu
Lot number three % In j. A. Longs Addf-
ton To the town OF jackson, JACKSON cuunfv-
Obio, except the stonecoal underlying said lot
ahd the nght 20 mine and remove said stone
Appraised az sf75.
Terms Of sale, cash on day Of sale.
To be sold as the property OF John d. Eu-
banks to satisfy Judgment and decree in favor
OF Jacob A. Long.
Dated this 18th day Of July, 1877.
JOHN NJ. EWING. Shsa l. C. q
Inpp Atkinson, att'ys tor pln.
July %. lS77f5t
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Morgan Raid Claims.

am now prepared to undertake the
collection of claims for property taken
by U. S. troops, while in pursuit Of John
Morgan, in Ohio, in 1868.
Fees low. and no charge in case of fail
ure. Address, II. c. MILLER,
jy26-4w Claim Agent, jackson, o.
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After suffering agony from Toothache,
Sore Throat. Neuralgia, or any of the
many nervous complaints we are subject
to and been cured by "Lawson's Cura-
tive. it is a pleasing thought to know we
never need suffer again while it can be
obtained Every druggist has it.
For sale by w. F. Hale, Jackson.
0finlv0u
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There was temperance meeting at
the Fair Ground last Sunday evening at
81 o'clock. There was large number
OF people in attendance. Speeches were
made by Elder VIM. Mcdaniel. Of the
United Brethren Church, and by Rev l..
A. Atkinson of jackson.
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Court of Common Pleas commenced
again on Monday, Judge Bradbury pre-
siding. There are several cases on the
special docket, which can not be tried by
Judge DuHadway, as he had some inter
est in the cases before he went upon the
Bench. These cases will probably take
several DAYS time
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Mildness conquers-and hence it is
that the gentle yet positive influence of
DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup overcomes so
quickly the disorders of Babyhood.
Price 25 cents.
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Now is the winter Of our discomfort
made glorious summer by the marvellous
properties Of Denigs Worm Syrup. Chill
dren take it without trouble Sold by
druRgists
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State OF Ohio, Jackson county, So
Court Of Common Pleas.
Home Building and Loan Association vs. John
IL. Allen Ct al.
On lst order Of sale.
Notice Is hereby given, that Ia pursuance OF
an order OF sale issued out of said court, on the
9Th day Of July, A. ID. 1871, and TO me directed
as Sheriff Of said county, will offer for sale al
the door OF the Court House, In said county, on
Saturday, August 18th, A. d 1877,
atl o'clock p. NJ. OF said day. the following de-
scribed real estate, situate In the county of
jackson and state OF Ohio. to-wit:
Lot number forty-tour (ifl In Naughn's addi-
tion to the town Of Jackson. In Jackson county
ohio, excepting all the mineral stonecoal On :
derlytng said lot, and the right To mine md re-
the right TO use said railroad for removing coal
ity Of said lot number a..
Appraised al 81 co..
Terms OF sale, cash on day OF sale.
To be sold As the properly OF John III. Allen,
20 satisfy Judgment aud decree In favor OF the
Home Building and Loan Association.
Dated this 10th day Of July, A. ID. 1877.
JOHN NJ. EWING. sh'n ]. G. D.
J. w. Longbon, atty Tor pln.
july 1857
nELARGE MIXED CARDS with mn e
S3 lOc. AMI cf. stamp. . styles Fancy Fun
Cards, l0c. Samples &c. NJ. DoWD a Co, Bris-
tot, Conn.
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How enjoyable it is to feel that we
have been able to ease the sufferings of
the afflicted, by bringing to their notice
a rem edy which has relieved them. We
earnestly advise every one to keep con-
stantly in mind "Lawson's Curative" {"
which applied externally will remove all
pain from whatever cause.
For sale by w. F. Hale, Jackson, o.
l9july2t
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The meeting at Antioch last Sunday
was addressed by Adam w. Long and
DR. J. B. Johnson OF Jackson. Sixty.one
signed the pledge, and sixty-one had
signed there the week before, making
100 at the two meetings.
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II WILL reli my farm. on very favorahts
IL trrmN. giving time on a large portiun ~ the
pufchaso money. Thin farm IL in nloom nsld
oNushtp, sutug nNs miles from CentfuNlils,
aud about the Aame diaimncn from keynfoms
sud Madison furnacra. n - 90 the pubiic
fuad lsadiug % Nluion. ~ ta half mile from
the LaekFy schoul House. AZ contains - arrmm.
% of which = under cultivation. aud 20 acrua
Wfsudlauds There II \ umfuftahla rcaldence.
containing four looms. and ouf. .buiidlnaa The
iafm u well watercsi, a wuue spring aud nprina
huuse usaf the rseidsncc. There are plenty q
uut tres on the farm.
Any per@nn desiring farm we'll incnied. can
purchass this land on most favorable tefnna. by
tm CuntruNiilm. HENRY 1.EWfm.
JAY s, tsIT. 4m
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Like beautiful jewels in brazen settings
are handsome features upon face mar
red by the signs OF blood poisoning. The
great purifier Of the blood is DR.. Bulls
Blood Mixture.
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Watches, Clocks and Jewelry, repaired
and warranted to give satisfaction, at S.
A Zaneis q Co.'S.
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The Postoffice was removed on last
Saturday. 1t is now on Broadway, oppo-
site the Grafton Block. The room has
been enlarged. and now makes quite
convenient Postoffice, and is located near
the center Of the town.
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Please announce Elder J. E. Thomas
will preach at the Baptist Church next
Sabbath 10Th, at lOl AN and lamplight.
ing. ]. S. REASONER