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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-02-02

T. T.. BULL, Attorney at Law. Office over CITY
lie Drug Store northwest corner 81 IL Sale and Madison
streets, Ottawa, III. mayJTs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-02-02

I y NJ I,S Is. JOIIN SroS. Attorney and Coun
selOr ut Law, and Notary Public Ofce, second door
Hoes Lelands block, northwest Court House Square
Ottawa, Illinois. junS'S
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-02-02

- F.IINCOI.N. Attorney at Law. Once over
ID. No ~ Ia sale street. west side OF the Court ousc
Ottawa H. luy3't5
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-02-02

l.. TIIONPsSDN. Attorney and Counselor Al
-. Law ONCE east OF the Court House Square Otaus
Illinois fetb-7s
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A.. &. FRENCH. r. W. u. CRANE.
I'ISE;N IL ~ CTSA - T., Attorneys and Counsel
L at Law. In the once formerly occupied by Bick
I'd. Bowen Nolon"y side OF Court House Square
ottawa H. Prompt attention given to all business entrust
ed 20 us juny75
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-02-02

EDwIN \. LEWIS, Attorney and Counselor at
r. Law. Glover & Cooks Bsucs, Ottawa. H. APPS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-02-02

RtSHN Eel IL, GlI4MAN & COOK, Attor.
ID neys at Law" Onlcc in Dushnells building of the
Court House Ottawa, III. nlay21'76-iy'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-02-02

EEoIICiE NJ. LEILA y ID, Attorney snd Coun
VI Sclur NJ Law and solicitor In Chanccry once Over
BENEFITS store, west OF Court House maylyS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-02-02

rEOISCiE; -. IGI4DiSt;DCiE;, Attorney at Law
VI once in Opera House Block ottawa III. april
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| IRA NIX !. CRAwF'OR Attorney 81 Law
Room H. IN CHrs street. southwest corner VI Monroc
Chicago. Nuftry pubic. marli-S
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-02-02

I IL. DRtJI1"r, Attorney aud Counselor at Law,
y. ottawa Ill., Office, No. 3 Ia Sale street, Phil
lips Bros grocery win attend promptly ali bus
ness entrusted to hs Special attention paid u coe
tons. augst5mus
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-02-02

! HENRY MAYO. JOHN H. wtphKE-
| M ANO * wIDNFR, Attorneys At Law orer
vi in Nattingcr's Ho-k. corner Of lSSai" ana mani
/ street,, front room up Nf,lr-. OTTAWA, III. Vpli
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-02-02

II McDoJTIiAI LII, successor to Cameron Me-
~. DOulnll) Attorney and Counselor Law. Oice
Glover Cooks Block Ottawa, III. Also United States
Commissioner. decg-S
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professional CarDs.

(tIiAS. II. BRUSH, Attorney and Counselor At
y Law. Ofce ia Opera House Block Ottawa. ILL., mari3
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-04-18
Gual dIan's Sale.

fn pursuanrr ufan order 81 th~ Probate Cunft
80 Ia ssfit Ctsuuty. uiu. fafiw fgr fafh taN
80 NJ sfsn A A. isss. 80 tfr 20 isaNAd Il. ttaa
49,. Kustiisn ~ Atsitm q Pssess. tun#ttes
snsin-i It's Wari, tiis uuusfsiknsa wiil. uu
wrdu~sday. the iTth dsy of April.
A y 1878.
~ ono o'ciork, =. ~ am the pfrfnissa, Offer "a
iiir risuttty 80 ch-un aud state - uniu. auh
tis-sIii-si - fsslitfua. itsswtfG
Toe Nf,uh Wei uusftsr ~ the Nssufh Wet
quarter - = rfistu mufuief ttiiffesm. itH Nssam
snit nuuiiirt AsVfu. 80 ttau9n rsNsittssu. ll1l
snsF pima. huws ~ tlu salafu faf tus Iauu
fticf iu ufn lirfr 20 tnun uuf 80 flar atafNr urs
-rftissi lsf iulss.- whf.u thH dweltiua hf1uss ~
sfisi Ifss. flrr a. uuu situstss iHr sid nNslis
liia hisuar bling ilr ssiH umu tsrrunisd ~ satih
Irus rfirr. sod .sifi dufliims htau - o. o. noe
-ttsittc tu b. tHr cfutfu 81 saId arfs uf land
exc 1frff fIurm sHfn sa1ifH
a 49,. tiir Nuffh fltsf uuaffFr ~ fhe rflufh
EH-t uunttFf ssf -=Cfinu number ftHuffrsm o.. titl
Tsatfafftu ffulttb.r -sNssuss 10 ffHmar uufufsrf
sri'tu, tl5l csfiiainlus De- al tfifiy tuuf go
fr7rs's ruffsa tfss
The - aispv. ds--rriiHsi trari ~ land sutgsrt
10, .siifi iifr s.tstF. npprttHfsi ai SO 80
Tiir - ritHd drsrtitfii tfart ~ laud appraised
sffu OIL
T..fni. uf ss,ie. Que bali cssh un day af -aie.
Hud cue half Bee unr stIff fFmfu asg uf AtlFs dee
frffFd filiN fiifut 10 o. -rmfrsi - mlmffHHHs go
ffsfmt-s. stiid. Sud saiu tiFgrHFsai fasgmtNnt 90
DAVID II DAVIS
0uaf. ~ 1uhn =. Price.
= T. InwtH Any.
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LEGAL.
Pnhllr Nnfire.


!. John Hsnnas. i-sins black sfnifh ~ trade
nta ufssu irlt iiis Wat ~ -ssitls fnstfla uilsfsy
=. ~. ...irh lf.sn ~ ~ - - - that r'fuld
me o. tisks niHuy snpss ittis1nfs wiih tilnsfsnt
sui,.inus'. which aii-fsd tiis 49, pfp-p-et. ~
] fiisruvensi The wonderful snsrfs - Eirrffo
hiiii,su ufsiu thr iiunan -Yst#Ht.
VEN b. ~ a. si.af ue in nv hasa tn .sssf, =
f,iann-r ~ the cftntraefiun ~ tis essria. that
ihry 80. v.fy ifs.uiiissssitts q. "a y daily
wi-ii .. and nfis.ts tisasssh hl th4t wnaia have
ny nnHrf. rui um - 80 tiasssu uut - thr war,
fsiif hui 30 X 49, - ~ =. We'll. - wss
w'HkinE with tirrifo ~itieon ~ fhs hsiNs. and
- & ,'s ,,,,. s,'ila Nc rfrwnt it- cutnius - rgn-
iauk ~ naiisrs ~ tie sn - u had pfatuss.i.
@,,lll ',.s .nl wi-hita :" a.. isss.tY hetntssrt.
90 ntN Hufrftss ! nsumd HsY rfss kssi nnHnFs
-ifHishtsu 'sui ans led - isiurn 49, ~ fisssn
ailuwssi tny hand o. niF site af8d family aud =
Hriisfai f'i.'iclnE 49, iiis fs@uit.
itaa = o. t-hi-lF HvinH atssuf = mile ffufn ny
.lfp siu hasi iafisr kfss esusssi - tls fssffts
hrlmE ciitl ltnrissi ~ IiisuHlaitsfils aalsf hlfu
hiiu 49, if thnruuahiy a. dlsi - sfsai "a fs
rud uf thrsr uifsufhs ia uaa Hhlr tn fsHfs Huay
hi. ean" aui sslk ~ iuy shop apfafsntif ~
otsr-pruluCiuH fHfifff rufes EaN# it -
n.h-r. =, tuy n.iahl.lf. ausi ffisuf. ltof uiiss
suinfti.n, isuInizia. sii lssiats. isurifs str.
~ ,a Nhich y eursd Without any ifeuhls.
W'iuid fs-nftfsis thr Hatn ~ uann fugtisFf fhau
Hty uiiisr sullstnur~. o. nffuffssl - fas fhat u
must " EfHu See fNH llftnss. Hmt % Ia pfuNnd
It'll uus - ths Nefr iesi arpitratiaus D. 81
'h efmai dlssa.sa nccufFlnE De- tnat nunla ani.
NAL.
P,rrarr.i by ihr Fi-sfra Hifican t4nirnsnt
NuuiIatmNs utflra ~ Wtiltafu nfrssf. Mww Nfuk.
rnih - al ufunEist@. pitcv - esnts isef tst.
FsrrHnd. Williams a Co. Agents, priFoit.
:. = luri-sli a 60, end r. Maersaay Co.
AE .mi.. frftrimmsfi. uhin.
W " NwWH Gs.. AEssufa Eimifms NY.
Fuiisf fuiisf. AErmfs. GhteaHn. ~.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-04-18

Robert q. n Hsi0p. uf Ciay crnutY. in thr
state tf Gu.iiauas util take uuIl.ss thtf Aftnuf
n MuuHifff. uf flis rHuutF &c 4afhssfn BE- tfH
-ftf sir uift. liH fiis lf f ffHf uf usfssffiiaf
\ o. tssf. us its usfifitHt tu tIi tsf4Tf uf tffts
utuit fitH- uiiiIiu seed uf tt.s rHuufY uf AaFHs
-ti tu fe -tid = Hfr 81 fflfst. ~ tlffsf fHf aftt
MlfHstt e. it tafffffs u. g Hstfut. ssfttma fuffu
tlfHt tilr -sil itsiiHIt a. Wsisfuu was Hmu - ims
dshfii o. hiut be- tiie smtu ~ go - aiih imfsftat
ffufn NtftfrtltsF Nls lsfH. whtHfa wa@ uufsn nft 4
tifa saiid iWdrifHsinHHs wta 80 uffffssaisssl
VisH rlif atriift. MfiH fmfsAfimH uftisitd
~ flr imifflf hf s4it ftrf usfHmt mmn nfs fafma
iiy "a nis "a tFH Hnt tlss q. "a see an ttftt
q wit - stfHfi fHHuf. efntdf4 tflrfNtm that
stt a. q ntitmt was iufisii 80 tt mtfH tm tiis
uf sst -. SITTER hfsiuHfiuM Htl efs#filts Hmf pafs
ftfnts th~rsnu nnh thtt ~snt ttn'tefi e.. n la
tisu ia uuusfs-ttrnf ff ttir sdsta ~ uHiH, Httn
-ifiFu iu fhr -tHfF ~ fuffifHHs HHi tfamt wit
80 uttfrnfuuuf wHa feeufHt ftuf 80 thH AlFfh lH
Hfes 20 rttd 60 ifi un ttr .fh tiHf ~ llsrstut =
\ n. tfTf. lu aINf ffeH. Ht.n tifH 4lrfiN 30 tlr
sltiii ntuufF 20. ftf4afus hf NtftuH - Hald ufits
..iE Il tltf fir fffN 20 ttr Httl tkalaftn pat
fff LIT Ne. wl -f,f taesHftf tHmfs. in Iffwusillu
20 ttamrr ls riftiffetirllz Sos hHumffafN ai tiIr
NJ. a.. fs sssturf uf -tft isafs fuuNiua wtsi -
t0si. fIssfu aItu lfai uRfHfll iaamfs sui tiifuca
ffufu sfifI taa. uHfurf ffffmf aud fftfu fiarH %
hsafiuufuH ruuniuf sfufh tfitH said ffsf No tH
ftT suuuah g. iuritidH iast nrfes ~ land Affd
fia snid ifuiHsft a. Hfisiuu e. nafrfsi fiat D. is
rtuuirsHi go uuf11ar sud HuswFf sath frtltlin nn
o. isrfsfr Use thift -siurtay after sac tlih da1
o. = W :. - ARTHUR n AoSAnAS.
JAAEs TErF, Auy.
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Cross ROADS. April Is.

Cross ROADS, April Is.
To the Editor OF the Standard:
Once more we sharpen our "Faber," to
note the events in and around the
corners" trusting they will prove OF
some interest to your many readers
A child of John Henson's is sick with
the congestive fever. A Mr.. Bryant, over
at Madison Furnace, has severe attack
Of fever. A little daughter of Jonathan
Davis got her hand severely injured a
few days since. She had to have her
thumb amputated. DR.. Tracy performed
the surgical operation, and she is i'm
proving There is considerable sickness
in this vicinity; owing, we suppose, to
the extreme warm weather so early in
the season. Rev. Summers, of Madison
Furnace, changed his place of residence
the other day, and citizen at the Cor.
ners says he forgot sundry accounts.
Billie Hanna, one OF the best boys in
Winchester, called a short time in the
llage on Wednesday Of last week He
wds on his road home.
J. w. johnson is getting up a writing z
class at this place. lie is a good scribe.
The Catholic priest, Father Grimmer. Of
J ,ckson, paid our town a flying visit this
week.
One of our boys has "dulcina" living
near. the railroad between Cross Roads
an Il jackson. He usually goes up on the
train and the conductor would slack
,ud let him of near the object OF his af
lection but lately the visits were so often
that the conductor got tired; so last
week when the young man went up he
l~ked the conductor to slack up" but
the con. took out his watch, looked grave
lnd remarked, "can't-ten minutes be-
hind" and carried him p miles to the
next station. Frank thought he would
keep it all TO himself, but murder will
out, you know.
A good rain would do much good now
The Corners are lively place Of even
lngs. Fiddling and stag dancing are the
leading amusements, with an occasional
p .rty 10y the young folks. renders amuse-
ments for all.
Mr.. Woodruff is going to emigrate to
Wellston in few days We are sorry to
see him leave the Corners.
We took flying visit to Oak Hill the
other day, and found the town lively.
Candidates were thicker than hops on
the streets, and the boys were smoking
cigars; at their own expense, though. We
visited the mill, and found it running at
speed. but the gentlenanly proprietors
found time to show US through the mill
They do good work. The citizens all
were in good spirits and busy. While
here we also went to the Oak Hill brick
yard, where they make as fine fire clay
brick as can be found anywhere. They
employ about twenty men in and about
the yards. The teams OF Jefferson Fur
mace were hauling iron. They have cords
of it sticked up along the side track
The County Surveyor had placed grade
stakes" along the principal streets, and
the work Of grading them will soon com
mence. Our stay was but short, but We
were pleased with what we sew, and the
pleasant people we met VIII lie there. May
they oil prosper and patronize theil
home newspapers. BERT
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Rufus Peters to Jacob Hunsinger; the
undivided Is part OF Inlots 50 and 50 in
jamestown. also, of In-lots l29, l30 and
l3l in Jackson, also, Of 40 acres in Lick
tp., $4,000.
Levi DUNCAN to George Littlejohn; Lot
No. 6 in the town OF Diamond, S400
B. Kahn to Elias Crandall; Quitclaim
to alley lex. coaD bet. Lots AZ; 43, A q
As, in Kahn's add. to jackson, 81.
B. Kahn to Elias Crandall Lots So. 81
& AZ lex coa) Kahn's 2nd add. to Jack
son, $3.50.
John j. Richards ct al. to Thomas 6
Richards; Quit-claim to 40 acres in Frank
lin tp., S22O
Patrick Kelley to Thos G. Richards
Quit.claim to 40 acres in Franklin tp,
s73 80.
Jos. II. Wilson Assignee, to Adam
Sbearer; 46 acres in Scioto tp.. $3.50
Thomas 6 Cousins to Cary Nutter; 40
acres in jackson tp., $3.50.
No. mortgages recorded .
Amount secured $525.
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Probate Court Proceedings.

In the matter of the last will and test
ament Of Sarah A. Stewart, decd. VIII
proven and admitted to Probate and
Record
Thomas Harris, Admir- Of David Harris,
decd, VS.. Mary Harris, et al Petition
to sell land. Report Of sale filed, con
6rmed and deed ordered.
In the matter Of the assignment Of
Samuel Stevenson g. Co, for the benefit
of their creditors. Deed OF assignment
filed. and James NJ. Trip. duly appoint
ed assignee Bond $1,000
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Solomon Busler and Mary Ann Cooley.
Evan C. Richards and Sarah Ann
Owens.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-04-18

OK Fancy Cards Snowil AXE D,Inask. Assnrt.
" la . siyle-, with name, lOc. Nassau Caid
To-, Na-sau, ". Y. lStpst
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Abandoned at Sea.

At all times ships Of one kind or an
other are floating about at sea, abandoned
by officers and crew. in what seems a
hopeless condition. Some are disman-
tied and mere hulks. some are swimming
keel upwards. some are water-logged, but
being ladened with timber will not sink.
but are driven hither and thither as the
wind and waves may direct. So people
afflicted with catarrh. bronchitis. and
consumption, are abandoned by physi.
clans and friends as incurable. yet thou
sands Of such are annually restored to
perfect health by the use Of DR. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy and DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery The Catarrh Remedy
is unequalled as a soothing and healing
local application. while the Discovery
purifes and enriches the blood and i'm
parts tone and vigor to the whole sys-
tenn
VIDoLIA, LA, April 18th, 1877.
Dr. Pierce:
DEAR SIR-1 suffered for twelve years
with that most offensive and loathsome
Of all diseases-catarrh. NV taste and
smell were completely destroyed Ipro-
cured a supply of DR.. SaRe's Catsrrh
Remedy and your Golden Medical Dis
covery, which used according to direc.
tions. and complete and permanent
cure was speedily effected take plea
sure in recommending them to all af-
hicted. Ever thankfully yours.
CLARA f. HUNT.
WApING RIVER, BURLINGTON Co. n J., I
February 2Sih, 1877.
DIR. Dierce:
DEAR SIR-Your Golden Medical Dis |
rovery is the best medicine for coughs. |
colds. and consumption, ever knew. IL |
has saved my life.
Respectfully YOURS
HELEN B McANNEY.
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We bought our goods for cash, and will ex-
chang them Tor cash or produce, az low, Il
rates. lNtpft
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stnic OF Ohio. Jackson Crunty, So
Cuuft 80 Common rlsss.
Hntvsy "a 20. ~. John tlswtuun q ~.
Om IL ufdsr ~ Nairs
Nuiirr is hs7fs.iy given. thaf ~ pnfsuanrr ui
au ori.-f Of sale i--iiss out ~ fhr lYfk utnsu
80 -aiid rFuft. uu the tffh daN - March. A. a.
ISIS nfld o. uiu nirErfFl ~llsfiM - said rauus
81 uiii uiisaf hu sfls. 10 thr dfsuf ~ the Nuun
ilUu-t.. be- sid cuunty, un
Sa'ufdsy. Aprii 2uth. a D lS5N.
10 usitcE y. u. 81 .id siay. fiir niissu inE Dc.
-,tii=sf rel s-fhtr. rifuate iu fhr gsfuisiy 20
Isrksftu aud ~fHtF 81 uIfliss tu wIIf
tsa nuniHr 80 Huudfssi seed Finy.tsur
So. tn thr tuau 90 MFlistuns ln said fs4uuty.
" pprat-sri "a tni -
Ttfuts ttf Hsls's rlfsti sstI naN uf sale
Tt b. -siisl - tie pffsIHHttH u' IstHn ftuwmnn
tnd ttttH isfs ts 60 satisfy ltffsi 1t aifd
a rfss tn fsVtsf 90 iiafV Wstta.
oiNru under ili1 hamh titl. d = Day - MHtfh,
a ~. tssH JOHN ~ EMlNN.
NhWfan J. a. -.
y o. bingham, Any iaf piaihttH.
4lutttN
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Sheriff's Sale Of Real Estate.
State Of Ohio. Jackson County, ~.
Court of Common Pleas.

State Of Ohio. Jackson County s.
Court OF Common Pleas.
Mosby q IOdson w.. David Hiidenbrand.
Notice i hereby given, that 1 will OFF, for
sale at public auc Ion, AT the door of the Court
House, In JACKSON. on
Saturday. May llth. A. D. 1878.
al one o'clock p. NJ. OF said day. the following
dcscrihsd real estate. to-wit:
Part OF Lot - Ia tile town of jackson. in said
county, aud being 5lIz ls-st In front. b~EinntnR
al the northeast corner OF said I,pf. st ths
crossing 81 Psari aud Columbia sfr..-is AID
foi.ttng 575S feet on Pearl street, and running
back iron Pearl stre.t s0lS feet fronting an
Columbia street, being sGl f-et by 5lis f..,.i
this description j. ON the hypothesis thai Pearl
street runs safst aud west.
Also. the following d~~cribcd part OF In-ISt
No. -, commencing at a point on said Column
bta Slevt SIS feet from Pearl street, theme.
south with the line OF tolumbia street To 40.
alley nj the rear Of said LIT. thence west with
the line of said allry 5i1S fret, thence north
parallel with Columbia street O. " polnt ssis
feet south of the north line of said Lot ~. nc-
al right angie 55ts feet To the place OF begin.
ming, being In the form OF night angled par
allelugram.
Appraised as follows:
lst described part ct said Lot at sTO0 %.
~ de~cribsd paTt of said Lot ~ $50 %.
Taken rs the property OF David Hili~nhrnud
on an eXecuiion In favor of Msssi,v a HosiHnn,
i~Sued by the COurt of Common Piss,s uf the
county of ofJaskson, and TO me directed a. sher-
IN Of said county.
Given under my hand this sih day of APRIL.
"A. ID. ISIS. JOHN NJ EWING,
Sh-iimJ. q. %.
llap5t
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Wall Paper, &c.

j. A. Starkey. at the Jackson Book
Store, Broadway Street, Grafton Block,
is now receiving fine spring supply Of
Wall Paper. of the latest styles and fig
ures, and of all qualities. from the finest
down to any price to suit customers
lie also keeps on hand, as usual. all kinds
of Stationery, Books, Paper. &c Also,
Poll Books for election, with full forms.
&c marl4-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Assigne e,s Sale Of Real Estate.
Jos-ph H.wilson, v-.iiif,n Stephenson. bank
Tuuf.
No. InoL In IIankrnnLcr

Jos-ph H.wiison, vs.iiifsm Stephenson, Bank
Iuut.
No ipOl To- Bankrupfcy.
o. Fir-f Oul Of Sale.
Nuttce is hsr,tfy Eivssft. THAT. hy virtue 80 On
urG = - ~Hle. ffum thr District Cuuu 81 thss
Un I'D States flr the 1lmftefu ni.ffirf 81 uHtn.
an 90 ni.s iir.-fs. auI Delivers. Ia tha nh sv.f
-ty ed cause. viii. on
2Itn day of April. A d 1878.
~ ~. a'cIock .. IN 81 SAL day. tn f,lut ~ the
Court Uuu-s-. Hs-ii 10 the htgh - hidfsr tn ftis
ipv imE rial rNfHfe. Situated BE- thf cuuuty uf
Jack-om and state ~ Ohio ms ftiinw~. 90. wti
Toe rnst-imif ~ the Nuuth.wrsf quarter ~
sertiom twpntY.thrcss f9ll. town hip even "a.
rHngr shhisrn tisi, tsNrt ptinW Zen nrrrA go 80
the south eud titsrs.uf. hrrsinf'tre d.srii.d tn
Chaii.- Rnficiin hy Startling Dixon. and ai-n
excepting the stone c0ai underlying said prrms
issH.
Valued ~ 81 n5n
t. is- -uid tm certain proceedings tu uHut.
rutFcy wherein s~rph ~. WILSON. A--inuss'. O..
r~ttinn-r aud IiifHin St~pheuspn. tiaHktupf,
j. ds'f~ud mt.
Terms OF sales -Ons-fo fourth cash aa dnv 20
Nais, oue-fuutth Ia six uHnulh=, onf-fuuuh iu
fwslve month. and one fourth tn eighteen
mnr tbs the defrftrd pas fnsmfs 90 hfsff Inter
~ 20 p'-r rTui. pr Hanum from ssy uf sais
uusi Co 10 -srursd ~ uIuTiaagr uu tue pffmtt-sa.
Given under iny haut thi- tifh dsv 81 Anil
A. ID. ISIS Ip~EPH a.. Wft.-uN
As-irnea &c Hiram IS rfitsu -stit. tituktunt.
JANE THfrr sud e. a. ArKfNsuN. SOLICITOR.
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Feels Young Again.

Ny mother was afflicted a long time
with NeuralgA and a dull, heavy, inac-
tive condition oil the whole system; head
ache, nervous prostration, and was almost
helpless. No physicians or medicines
did her any good. Three months ago
she began 20 uss II p Bitters, with such
good eiest that sue seems and feels
young in, ,Ithnu IA over 20 years old
We thi < IA g.. is .t,er medicine ii
to US ia the iamily.-LA A lady, Proyi'
dspoe, X, l.
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friends among the hills in Jackson Coun-
ty. Ohio, and when night forces US to
seek shelter in some friendly cabin, we
will while away the evening hours telling
Of our visit back to our childhood home.
Thus will they afford US pleasure, even
though many miles may intervene. May
prosperity attend you all is the wish OF
your friend, BERT.
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Legal Notice.

Jesse W. Davis whose place OF residence Is
unknown, Is hereby notins'i that Mamie T..
Davis did, on the 26ih day OF March. A. 40. 1875,
nlc her petition In the Clerks Ofiic. Of the
Court of Common Pl-as In and Tor jackson
c0unty, Ohio, against him, the oijrci and pray
er OF which l. TO procure a divorce ffOm said
Jesse W. Davis, bectuse Of the wiliiul abs.uce
Of said jesse W. Davis nom her for
more Than three years last pl~t. aud To- be re-
stored to her maiden name. Mamie r Barton
: tid cause will he heard the May term. A. ID.
1878, OF said Court.
MAMIE r. DAVIS.
JAMES TrIPP, her atty.
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Boys. when you 20 into the country,
for ramble, be sure aud take the route
that will lead you through the greatest
number Of wheat-felds; be sure and 60
through the middle OF the field, and
make it your business to tramp down as
much of the growing crop as you possibly
can. This will cause the farmer to love
you, and think you are a gentleman.
His whole heart will go out to you; so
will his bulldog; so will his boot. If he
can get near enough to you
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Notice U. 8. Internal-Reyenue
Special Taxes.

Under the Revised Statutes OF the Unitrd
States. Sections a2tl. 6Eg7, = - aud sEsg every
person engagcd In any business. nvsscatt.,n. OF
employ mt'nt. which RENDERS him iiAhle To- n
sisetsi tax. j. required To- pro d.d gid~e and
Keep conspsca0Hxfg IA hs esfHbitshtaeItf ta 0f
business a stamp drns'ttng thu ptyfn-nt 80 said
~ es;lai-taNy, ar beginning May !, ISIS SectiDn
d@ii. Revised Stafutss, oesiRIater WHO ar. liable
" spf retail TAX. A return, a prescribed on Form
III, l. also re. Ured bg iaW of every person iinbie
10 Special tax ~ nhOvs. NererF penalties an
pre~crthed fer Noncompliance viii tlte f,sit Eu-
Ing requirements, or for continuing in business
ait-r Aprti -, isss Without Payment 81 tex.
- Application should be made To ]. W. Long
bon. D-puty Collector of Internal Revenue nj
Jackson. Uhio. 2imhst
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Probate Notices.

the accounts OF Daniel W. Jones, admintstra-
tor of John ". Jones dsc,-aSetl;
Joseph HartsOOk, guardian Of Robert Hull, n
lunatic;
Col 'mbns JOhnSOn, admlnlstrator OF Abra.
nam, Johnson, decreased
MOutacue Landrum, guardian OF John r.
LautTum and smith l. tndruui, minors,
have been died in the Probate Court of jackson
cOuuty, ohio, for settlement, aud the are
set for examination aud hearing on the 3Jth Il y
day.
JOHN J. &. EVANS,
llapr3w Pr,lhatr Ju,Iae.
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Divorce Notice.

Frances Myers. whose residence Il unknow ".
J. notified that Jo~sph Myers did on the Is n
day of March. a. ID. tsss. NE his p-iitinn In the
oftic' OF The CLERK OF the Court OF Common
Pt"aS, within aud for the county of Jackson
and stale OF Ohin, changing the said Frinces
Myers With wilifui ab-encs. fur more than thrre
yeltrs last pasi. and adultery with c..riain per
sons whose names are unknown. which peft-
lion Will stand for hearing NJ the next term OF
said Court. JOSEPH MYERS
BY p. DAVIS, his Attorney.