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THE California mlle in Virginia, Nevada, cleaned up Sl,5O2, ,725.27 in May, and the yield of the two bonanza mines for the month was s3,OO0OOO
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THE FAST TROTTING STALLION PEACOCK, Will stand the present season at the Sierra Bonita Ranch, Arizona, commencing
 March 18th, 1877. Terms for the Season, $40; parties sending Three mares VIII be
 charged sI0O. Ills get can be seen at the ranch.
DEsCRIPTIoS:
His get can be seen at the ranch.


 He is ten years old this spring, is I5j< hands high, weighs ll5O pounds, is a lighI dapple gray. He Is a Tine style and proud has fine silver cOlOred flowing mane and tail, has large round nOstrll, wide be- tween the eyes, we'll cut around the throat latch, with a strong, deep sIanting shouI- der, round and lengthy body, round and smooth built. heavy quartered, low heavy stifie with plenty Of bone and muscle, short between Joints, is of very kind dis walker, fast trOtter, and bids fair 10 ont step any of his ancestors. He can show a 2:30 gate any day.
 PEDIGREE OF PEACOCK:
 Peacock was sired by L. Sawver's Gray Messenger horse Union, Of san Mateo county. Cal. Ills dam was young Dinah. Her sire was Montreal, a horse of French descent and had record Of 2:3S. His grand dam was old Dinah. imported from Ken tucxy in 1858 by $. M. stone, Esq, aud is the dam Of many fine trOfterS.
 Union was sired by Gray Messenger StOckbridge Chief. His dam was San Jose Damsel; she was sired by A. l. EastOnA Black Hawk horse David Hill. Her Dam IS a Thoroughbred mare and Is the Dam Of DaShaway, Richmond, Beauregard and other well known race horses: her dam iI by Red Bill; he by Medock and he by Gray Eagle.
 Stockbrldge Chief was sired by St. Louis Champion StOckbrldge Chief. His Dam the celebrated Gray Messenger mare Fan! ny Dawson, well known as a remarkable trotter on the Eastern turf. St. Louis Champion StOckbridge Chief was sired by the world renowned Black Hawk, of Bridgeport, Addison Co.,, Vt; his dam was sired by Sir Charles, Sir Charles by old DurOck, the sire of old American Eclipse. Sir Charles Dam was Plato, out Of old Messenger, his Grand Dam by old Brutus. Sir Charles was raised by James Cox, Esq.,, of Long Island. 1T. C. HOOKER, Owner.
 Care taken to prevent accidents but no responsibility, No charges for pasturnge.
 March 3. 22-tf
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-16
JAMES H. MANDEVILLE,

COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
 WASHIN TON, D. c.
 REFERRING CEs:-HOn. stephen ]. Field, Justice of the United States Supreme Court Hon. Solomon Heydenfeldt, late Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Califor- nia. Hon. John H. Mitchell, United States Senator, Oregon. u
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TUCsoS, Ahi' MA
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-09
GENTILEs AND JEWS OF THE BAR.

Fully sixty-nvo members OF the Bar Association last
evening wrcsticd with the social question regards
Jewish members. 1t seems that ut a late meeting u
Jewish lawyer was baotted for and declared elected.
After two ballots had been counted persons got
control OF them aud In some way manipulated them
to show that tho gentleman was rejected Tho mat
ter was referred 10 special committee,
who. through Mr.. North last night reported
that according 10 tho ballots turned over to them tho
gentleman was not elected, and thoy recommended
that he be so notified. An animated discussion io-
lowed relative 10 Ito prejudces existing against Jcws
but The association, by very large majority, decided
not To 20 behind the record oil Mcssrs Price anu Ode
ths tcilcrs ana tho gentleman was declared elccleu,
thus refusing to act on the special report
Mcssrs. Narbury, Scuddcr. Mathews Choato and Prem
tice were appointed committee 10 aticnd the forth
coming exam naton OF the students OF Columbia Law
School.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-09
THE DISABLED SIDONIAN.

A telegram to tho HERALD from Boston, on Sunday
night announced the arrival OF tho steamer China,
whose officers reported having iaen In with the
steamer sidonian In disabled condition April 80
The report stated that vi tho boilers Of tho Sido
exploded aud killed. the captain and SIX Of the
crew on May the steamer Russia, OF the Gu.
uard line, spoke the SilVnlan anu took ROB-
crt Hutchinson, before reported injured, from
tho disabled snip. Tho Russia arrived 10
port yesterday morning, with Hutchinson on board.
lie knows very little about tho affair, as no was la
the galley At tho tyne Tho explosion occurred lie
says mat just previous TO tho explosion the vessel
suddenly stopped then went ahead aud then stopped
again. After tho second stoppago tho captain and iou
others went below 10 discover tho Of The diil
Guilty. and they had no sooner disappeared from the
stokers tho hold Hutchinson was brou eht from Tue
Russia by the agents OF the Anchor Line. who refused
10 allow him ~ mako any statement 10 newspaper
men, and " - inferred that he knows tho oause VI the
explosion that resulted 80 fatally.
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DAY; Lieutenant Troxcl, Captain Mrs. Van Horne
Mrs Hasclharst, and, think, Lieutenant slocum
ucs before they came IN: | think I was
working the cake Tor that evening"; said .swoud you
invite Colonel Rono?' thiuk that the nrst thing
SAID they all SAID ~ should think NOT after what he
had done TO you"
q how a,d they xnowa a. l told them; / told
Slocum; 1 told Mrs. Hazelhurst-I think told their
aiI | told Sir. ana Mrs Van Horne on
separate occasions, whenever IL happened to
come up; two minutes alter It happened
told Mrs. Van Horne every thng that happened that
was Thursday night; showed them the note; | saId
''You see here again what that man has donc IL did
not annoy me only merely that u was Ia connection
with everything else; my husband was away; was
very and all these things annoyed me there
were our or i've officers at the tort and four ladies'
cSr,s.%as night; there was cnr,si R Mcs
prepared In the fort that day at Mrs Van Horne's
think there presents tor every ody don't think
there was anybody that did not get one present at
least; all tho officers were there, Major Reno was
there; was quite efficient in liking up tho
trce the presents were gwen out Christmas morning.
that IS the Tune everybody was there, gave
presents that day; did not give any to Major Reno;
gave one 10 Lieutenant TroxcI he did not
put on hts watch guard; | did not give
HIM anything that he could put on his watch guard
gave HIM some six handkcrchicis did not speak
to him fCoonci Rcnoj on that occasion; | think
called hts name when called out the presents
that Is, Tor whom they were forwhen handed
u present; mink 1t n book IRON Mr.. uazIehurst
STATE or pEELISG.
state OF feeling socially; was con scous OF feeling
OF resentment and Indignation anu had reason be-
lcvc that he tRenoj had too; l did not intend
to bring all the social powers TO bear
upon him influenced noboiy-not anybody at the
post; until the MONDAY evening OF January l, think
every body associated with Colonel Reno and treated
hun with every respect duo him; one took
the thing TO themselves until Sunday evening, tho
night before New Years; then they werc consulted
and they all advised me to send tor my husband 10
take action ~ thought that Colonel Reno was the
only party not entitled TO be called gentleman, DO
invited 10 tho party that night 1 don't think
1 ever exchanged half dozen words with
Colonel Reno ever since that Thursday evening; told
Mrs. HazcnuTst, Mrs Van Horne, and as last AZ 1
told them thcy Expressed thor sympathy W It'll me,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-06-07
Partition Notice.

Asa Y. lsiian. and i.aae Ysfian ~ Highland
csufat1 uhin. thafiss l.fi#m. 90 WmahluWiuu
csuuty, uAiu. Map Jane Waik-f. uf tie -iata
20 Nait-siss aud Elin tbsth flshsf. 81 the hiaia
- luNas viii tHkw tsfftiCe tnat rwfitium wma
n - against them uu the - dsy ~ May A. y.
- 10 the Court 90 Cuitiunua ftuas of Iachsou
c'luuiy. uhin, ~ May M~ghru. aud u uow
fHnfiluEs whffuln thu aald May MayhrW do
inauds pafiitiuu ~ tts fliiuwtuE fsssi estate.
situate im Iacksun cuuutg. uhiu. ttsswiti
lsuf Ne. >. If@ ueiiip Nc. J. ~ ttanMe No. 10.
- iias -ctHsin ~ait ttr-sfNr tssnds" containing
u3 urfs- Hmsfc - is-s. Aisss. Iait - the sluths
sfsi qusttff - tir Huuiiistst auartsf ~ asciion
10, lwwuHhip Z, 90 ManEu ~ b~win.
Wtug nc the southwest rurusF there
afs thFuru running nufth rilaius and - tiukn
"n ~. sstHiefu hsslufiafY liffa 90 said - " ".
~ = y a. 90 q stake lm = huliuw thritre assutn
~ Ws-i 80 TIE ufeisfu iius 90 sitt a W a. ~
= = Vfsi tifttre suuth un sslli uFsi.fn t.uuudss
~ NmN ~ ttlr Hsfh wssf thrfssifs tlirmne
suttE tliF suuth iiur 80 ssti - ". a.. uf = ~ a.
go tllF hrziuulua ptluf.H fstmtatntuE nhuut "a
trfFHs Htll that 80 fH nrMt fefut ssf 80 Nsufts
90" SSH AHfN Mas itnw wtii mppiN tuf an mFdwf
a. ftffttl tiHaN - tftlsis ~ 80 isft go -ss
ltftsd thfs - uay - Nay. 4. u. tsii.
Aatus. Ifippt aud tstifu atty's sur pstitiousf.
mas a.aw
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For cheap Goods. at James Chestnut's.
Grand opening for Spring and Summer
suits for ladies Linen. grass and full
lards suits, embracing n very large and
handsome line Of everything new and
pretty, cheaper than ever before offered
in this place.
Grass cloth suits at the extraordinary
low price Of 81 SO; a better grade 50 %
to 50 so. Linen suits from s. 90 to
SI2 90.
| am now in receipt of my third in
voice of DIR. Warmers Health Corsets, the
Sattine at 81 81. Coutil at 81 so, and
Nursery at 81 IS. All the goods sell
in this line guaranteed to be OF the best
quality, and, in fact. all my goods are oi
as fine a quality as those sold at any
place.
1 will constantly keep adding TO my
stock. Call and see my goods. and learn
my prices. ! mean what / say.
JAMES CHESTNUT.
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Notice.

Mary oraitan. - Az.tsy CIT. IN tbs ststs of
lnNss AniiFw WanEisrt - The city ~ Pitts.
nunah, ~ fhs rf#tw - nrnnaYivasfa Ae.st.t
hsittrt, f -ssftT lucitfy ktiuwu ~ fits fst,t.
tin ~ tiis ~tuir - " = Nifainis afsst Nii.s a
tsfHttssus - Mts ~fsfttnn im fhr Niaf. tsf kr,s-
turA3s VIII take nsftirs that laN pis IA Wat.nFi
ttin ptftuttus tu tie cuumfY 80 IaaH-,n - 4
safe 80 Uuius uifi. fls - D. tiaf "a At.ftf-
y - iast. hs~ 81 HtuFfsdcsi n tltnsn tft al q
'suft - tisfsttitfft fisNs wtfttiu sssd "a fhsl
SANITY 90 trhsssu afff @fafss 80 0hiu ssaift.t
~ lf'rsf fsstHt q " isE - fark -ssf. in 80
~fh .iiu - 'thifis Mao Nrsnssm. tssifs " Wau.
1.ris Nu-u lirifu q, Std hietiafsi ufaf.ssn and
uuul i.u- 'fiisI ff-isi~uf sissf tHlamf. =. tilus
"nAh lltai FHtd iursu isufHffsf Nitiass attn -atd
''l" 'itis n'ihtts, ttnt strffasitssi ut#su tie
HiihH. hnd uniits 20 Ismfa sfffst in Iatus-.
.'Nu Aiiili,su 80 thu tsun - Intk k.,sa in satsi
,s'ut,. ai TIE Attii@lssii ~ ~ VI srsst ~ the
lhtuiA - tifr -aih pinlnfin. whrtsb bY the ice
~ ~ lls lnnis sud ~ fits riainfiH lies bssIn
4iFhflf imftsir q. ~ efsriita frisr..a and othof
-itueisfitH utlpm tir limits atsd tnsaud-rts. n
ati.i ~tfssi atf,i iis sntsIssiuu, aud pfasfur al
"riff ~ saii Quart HhafifiE said sfs-ffu.rflssas
ailu UtVnintmN sAif Incorporated NfiiMwu na
~tl tttter dFiundants fFutn tsslitinufna tha u.td
.futilnfis ufin tis ilutifa aud bstisisfls- of
80 ,sih -tftF't sud - rNisfsiuf. And the nald
Mht9 elmlimn. Anfifuw Mnmwier. Aunumf a. 4
We. atta hleuari orffiuu ars uuflns that tIis
anl tafl ~ llisin 80. fFuulfssi % app.af and
answer the halu musudssi farftftntt sit "a lfsrs
80 80 ~ raiuriay after the bih DAY ~ June. A. u.
April 90. ls7T.
JOSEPH A. wATNow.
~ >, !. Jones aud bungan Moofs. 81. At
N@tAf9@ mayANu
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SheriTs Sale Of Real Estate.
State of Ohio. Jarksan Cnuuty. aa.
Court % Common pisas.

state of Ohio. Iarkanu Cuuuty. a.
Court % Commons risas
william Horton W. Alexander Crabtrrs al ai.
On "a order of sale.
Notice . hervhy given. that In pur.uanrs Of
~ "ftff ~ silu issfil uui uf sid esluft on the
l'ih dHN 80 Nay, a. ~ tsff. amd a. tits tfrrisd
- Tiiiiu 80 stth c'flftYs wtii uffsr 80 sale af
t"c d'-'f ~ ti'u tguu huu-s. iu ssid onunty. on
Saturday. June 30. A ID 1877,
20 u'ci'-rk q. -. uf said day. ths fsiiauins de-
siitsi feail f-tatr, hliuHtr tu tua ruuuiy Of
sAHiin afid stale 80 Omift. tuautIg
Atf" tffsffu lH e. 80 tiff tnsf haf Of the snuth-
st-t eutftsf. 'd - ciluu No -. Tuuu.hIp q
htat Ne ~, A. ~ tFu see. itsfuftsfstfss sssid
~ Amtf - drfhirsv ailh uitu e. lazy UsHhffr.s
sti'i sd FArt pissi lslu dsrfist - Esflau.i -
4httinA itsf iHsutisfg tslut - ftsl. ssaat ~
fms m"ittfNtst tssftsNf 81 naid wsat half 81 ttsa
f.'-l hall - sid uuaftsr -sulhst. tuwuut sast
'nitE tlts itftg uf -atssi iurtY arfs itst ~ roIa
Hifcu ssith ~ nsis. thrmUs at ~ ftHia.
a. mru ittiith ~ fufa. tifutrs WwmG
atuz tald iiue o. 90. lslaew 80 hsNinntus
utftnttttfE " aEft. fussf lsf with the lflNiIs
- Hith HprufsisHitusa- ti4sFstu BriunaiuM.
Apttutt~s a ai go.
ii fuf- 80 sais. ctsh nn day ~ rais.
4" ~ stfhi - tiir pfuIssftg ~ AirnHndeF Crab
" q ~ sstt.ly luixtirHt aud duursw im iaxor
90 william nsuun.
uiv.i. undsf nay hand this ssih day Of May.
Asb. lMI. IutiN a. EWfNu.
sheriff = IarM asitt NssutffW.
JAMES Trip. ATTY faf pin. mayai-sW
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-06-07

James Chestnut is still selling large
quantities of fine goods, and among other
articles he makes a specially of corsets.
II sells the Health Corset, known as
the Coutil, at 81 so. and the Peerless,
and several other styles, at equally low
figures lie also sells the Stocking Sup
porter, for women and children, DR.
Warmers Duplex Supporter, and several
other articles not generally found in
stores.
His stock of fine dress goods for the
ladies cannot be surpassed, and his vari-
Gus styles of piece goods for gentlemen
are becoming very popular. Carpets on
hand in great variety. If
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ii Adams was here last week, and
preached at the Baptist Church on Sun
day. Twenty years ago he was Justice
Of the Peace in this township. and had
his Office in the Commercial Block. next
room to our present residence. We had
our law office with him, in the same
room. Esq Adams does not look any
older than he did in 1851 lie now re-
sides in Springfield. Illinois. Ills wife
died since he left this place, and he is
gain married.
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P. ii. Washam, OF the firm Of 7. j
Stewart d Co, has returned from Cincin'
natl with stock of spring clothing
which has never been surpassed, If equal
ed. in this place. This stock has been
selected with much care, and comprises
everything IN the line of clothing for
both men and boys. Now is the time TO
make selections, before the stock be-
comes lessened
Room at the same old stand, Main
street, near the First National Bank.
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The County Commissioners and In
firmary Directors are in session this week
It is probable that no appointment OF
Infrmary Superintendent will be made at
present. Mrs. IIildenbrand and Thomas
IIildenbrand, brother of the late Super
ntendent, will attend to the business for
the present.
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A permanent temperance organization
was effected on last Thursday night, with
the following officers: President, John
T. Moore; lst Vice President. J. W
Laird; I'd Vice President, E. w. Mitch
ell; Secretary. II. c. Miller; Assistant
Secretary. Volney II. Benton; Treasurer
James Chestnut; Executive Committee
Elias CrandalI, Samuel NJ. Pollock, Isaac
Brown, Judge Evans and David D. Dun
gan.
There are several other committees
appo inted by the President of the organ
ization.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO CONSUMPTIVES.

The advertiser, having been permanently
cured of that dread disease, Consumption, by a
simple remedy, Is anxious to make known 10
his fellow sufferers the means of cure. To all
who desire IL, he will send a copy OF the pre-
scripiion used free Of CHARGE, with the direc-
tiOns for preparing and using the same, which
they will nnd a SURE CURE FOR CoSsUMPTIOS,
ASTHMA, BRoNCIITIs, sc.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address,
Rev. +. A. WILSON,
1871 Penn ST., williamsburgh, n. Y.
dec2S-Gn
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All the meetings held by the temper.
ance men who have been laboring here
during the past ten days. had been
largely attended, but the closing meeting,
on Sunday night, was the crowning sue.
cess. The NJ. E. Church was crowded az
il had never been crowded before, and
many could not get even standing room
within the building Farewell addresses
we're made by the speakers. and there
was very fine music by full choir, as
sisted by the entire congregation. Mary
signed the pledge. The little girls load
ed the speakers with large and beautiful
bouquets, and the speakers paid a high
compliment to the people of Jackson.
They said they had never received .
more hearty welcome, or been treated
with greater kindness and encourage
ment, than they had by the people {
Jackson.
An attempt was made to close the
meeting by singing "All hail the power
o. Jesus name and the we'll trained
choir was joined by the entire audience
and "Coronation" was never more grand
ly sung in Jackson. The people were
then dismissed, but they did not retire
There was more singing, but they still
did not 60. They were reminded that
they had been dismissed. Then it WI
proposed to sing Praise God from whom
all blessings Aow," and retire. They f.
nally, but reluctantly began to move out,
and then went home.
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Among the new goods received by T..
J. Stewart x Co, at their great clothing
store, next door to the First National
Bank. is a very large and generr asso.t-
ment OF Boots and Shoes, compr ising ev-
cry size, style and quality of Z, 'ods in
this line. All the latest styles Of boots
and shoes, with all the latest improve
ments, can be found at this store, for
both men and boys.
These goods are all new, well made,
and can be sold at the very lowest pr rices
for the times
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-06-07

The temperance mass meeting at the
Fair Ground last Saturday was a magnif.
cent success. There must have been two
thousand persons present. The Jackson
BInd and a choir Of singers furnished ex.
cellent music. The principal speakers
were Cunningham and Noble of Wheel
ing, Stanwood OF Marietta, and John T.
Moore of jackson. Many signed the
pledvp
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-06-07

All Babies are diminutive Cesars, since
they come they see, they conquer, some
times by their gentle stiffness but often
er by continued and uproarious crying
induced by Collie, Teething, Flatulence,
etc. Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup by its gentle
yet specific influence quiets the little
ones without ever producing the least in
furious effect Price only % cents per
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-06-07

Samuel Baker E1q. of this place, went
down Salt Creek fishing on last Friday.
tie walked over the hills to Byerley's,
three miles from town, and fished up the
creek. 1t is five miles from By erley's up
to town, by way OF Salt Creek. Mr..
Baker had to climb over cliffs, and crawl
through narrow openings between the
rocks, and at last found himself on solid
ground. in Liberty township. When he
got home he had walked about ten miles,
and the day was hot, and he is Sc years
OF age.
We forgot to mention that Mr.. Baker
caught three fish.
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PIMPLES,

will mail tbs r.cips for TIrrparins' q
simple VEGETABLE compound will RENT I'VE
TAN, FRECKLES, EIMPLES. and BLoTcHlS
leaving The skin son, clear and beautiful; also
Instructions for pro luclug luxuTiant growth
OF hair on bali head or smooth face. Ad-
dress, inclosinS 10 cent, Ben Varpdelf& & Co., Boa
6I2l, No. Wooster ST.. N.Y. dec2s-6m
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A FEW THINGS THAT WE KNOW.

FEW THINGS THAT WE KNOW.
We know that a disnrdered stomach or liver
produces more suffering than any other cause.
We know that very lew physicians are success
ful in their treatment of these disorders. We
know that Da Costa's Radical Cure will, with
out the shadow of doubt, almost imne liatrlv
relieve and permanently cure all OF these dis
tressing symptoms. We know of thousands
who are willing TO testify that what we say Is
rue TO the letter. We know that IL you WI
give It a fair trial, you will let us add your
name to the'cloud of Witnesses" viii you give
It "A trial, and do II now? Trial size, only Csc.
Sold by w. F. Hale, Druggist.
Professor Parksr's Pleasant Worm Syrup Is
perfectly safe, and extremely palatable. No
physic required. Costs 25 cents. Try IL.
July 6, 1876 -lyeow
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-06-07

We are glad to hear that DR.. Marshalis
Lung Syrup gives such general satisfac-
tion; our druggists say it sells better
thln any other preparation for Coughs,
Colds, etc. The price is 25 cents, large
sizs 50 cents.
For sale by all druggists.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-06-07

Furnishing goods for men and boys, in
great variety, and at the very lowest liv-
ing prices, can be found among the piles
Of new goods now being received at the
clothing store Of T. j. Stewart q Co,
next door to the First National Bank,
Main street, Jackson. Ohio.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-06-07

Zaneis has given US beautiful chain,
made out OF that nickel spike, driven
last winter, at the laying Of the first rail
IN the Narrow Gauge Railroad. That
was a wonderful spike.
This chain is a beautiful thing 1t is a
rich dove color, and looks cool and nice
for summer. We have laid aside for a
time, the gold chain we had carried so
long.
Moral. Go to the shop Tor STOREY OF
zlneis q Co, Grafton Block, if you want
nice chain, or any other nice jewelry
See their new advertisement, and new
cut.