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Administrators Sale Of Real Estate.

In pursuance Of an order of the Probate couri
of Jackson County, ohio, wiii offsr Cor ale. a.
public auction, uu
Saturday. the 9th day Of April. A. D. 1875.
~ one o'cincE y. 81. az the door of tho Caurt
Iioussgin Iaek.on, ~ saia county of 1acksou,
in the couniy of Jackson ana state % ohio. To-
/. ne south half of me north.caat quarter of
section number eight nn. township uuinbrf ave
90, and rnnRr nufubef giEhtsen tisJ
east anartsr 81 fhe snati,sss quarter. 81 ss~sian
number eight tsI, township uumhef ave lil, of
range number cirhtsen u,l, containing ten 90
.. Also. part of the north.weai quarter of The
north east quarter, q ncciion number clHht 90.
eighteen usl. and bounded and described as
foiious, to-witi neEinninE "a the sguih.ussi
east quarter of asid srciinu. 81 corner 80 ~
Tyson. thence .clth - Al east ~ sssioo chains
norm s9 ig sas, 800 shaiss 10 stone ia an
open ncldE thence north = ~ west " el-lW
wssi so-ioo chains % the starting place. con-
I. Also pars 81 of The northwest quarter %
section number eight lsl, township nufnber nve
I3 of ruuEa number eiEhtrsu likl, toswiti The
ono half ofa crriain tract of land that lies on
iown sf Iaeksan, in isckssn caaniy. ohio' 10
the Jackson Furnare tn the same uaunty aud
Iacob y rhumata 10 Chariss Patton off 81 the
east end of aid ioi, eontsininE about twenty
nine f1Nl acres muFr or less
The nrst desTibcd traci, appraised subject 10
the dover estate % the widow at aiful 90
The second described ffaet apufaiacd, free
from dover. M AlN O..
The thira descnbsd tract appraised. Nut1ect 20
dover. nf $40 %.
The foufth described tract appraised. free of
such dover. 80 tfu 90.
Trtmn OF sale f-ums-ihifd ga hAnds onoathiFd
iu one year. and uuu-thifu Ga two yrarn from
the day of saie. with Interest tbs deferred pay-
mrufa 10 BE- secured hy mufiEagr on she pfrfui-
- aoid. THOMAS MAhlltHs
Administrator ~ David Harris. drunaaed.
J. T.. IoNEa. Att'y for Tilus. Harris
Tmarrhiw
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mittee of the Whole, he had no right to
direct the Sergeantat Arms, but, merci
fully anxious to prevent a record OF this
disgraceful scene he sent Sergeant at
Arms Thompson TO lead Douglass off the
floor. The prompt forethouCht Of two
or three men who held Douglass prevent
ed his lunges and blows at Thompson
from reaching him, and it was some min
utes before, by the assistance Of a number
Of members, Douglass was led to q cloak
room. The business Of the House pro-
ceeded without notice of this interruption.
From the cloak room Of the House
Douglass went to the Senate Chamber,
and made an exhibition OF himself there
by clapping loudly for page Senator
Withers OF Virginia succeeded in getting
him out Of the Senate Chamber without
confusion"
Here is a further account Of this repre-
sentative OF the people:
when he finally emerged from the Ii
brary Mr.. Douglas directed his unsteady
steps to the room of the Sergeantat-
Arms to demand satisfaction. and was
only ouieted when a friend assured him
that he would force Mr.. Thompson to
fight or apologize for the indignity offer
ed to a Virginia gentleman. 1t was. per-
haps, fortunate that this disgraceful pro-
ceeding occurred in Committee Of the
Whole, where the Sergeantat-Arms has
not full power to act Mr.. Douglas. it is
said. always carries deadly weapons, and
had the Sergeant at Arms attempted to
forcibly eject him. there would have been
a serious time. Before the exhibition on
the floor above described, Mr., Douglas
made visit to the reporters gallery in
search of a correspondent who had de
scribed his usual condition in one Of the
dispatches. and whom he threatened to
kill Fortunately the offending cores
pondent was not in the gallery
Remember, this is not recital of the
effects of drunkenness among the low
and vulgar, which occurs every day and
every night at the low and filthy dens Of
the cities
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We fnd the following in the Columbus
Sunday Herald:
Gen. C.. II. Grosvenor, Of Athens, was
here Thursday and attended a prelimi
nary talk of some leading Republicans at
which it was resolved to call the Republi
can State Committee together April IL
Now if Gen. Grosvenor, or any other
Hayesite, is to run the Republican ma
chine this year, the fate Of the party is
sealed Wonder if the State Committee
will invite Republican editors to go up
to Columbus and give their valuable ad-
vice. as was done last year?
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The election in New Hampshire last
week resulted in the success Of the Re
publican ticket by a greatly reduced ma
jority. The few weakly Hayes organs
claim this as a wonderful triumph for the
policy. but the n. Y. Tribune remarks:
"The serenity of the Administrat is
said to have been increased by the New
Hampshire election. The President sent
his hearty congratulations on the en-
couraging result to Governor Prescott,
and is said to have told a visitor, on
Thursday, that he thought the party
would make important gains this year, il
it continued to follow the course marked
out by the Administration. The White
House arithmetic seems to be the only
one which can figure a gain out of a
Republican majority which has fallen
from 3.640 to 200 in one year"
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John w. Oliver, hailing from Jackson
county, and whose apparent age would
indicate him to have trod the yiolets Of
some fifty summers. was up in Mayor
Golden's Court on Tuesday, for creating n
disturbance az Martin COieman's saloon.
The hearing Of the testimony in the
premises concluded his Honor that
Sl0.75 Zine and costs) Gnl twenty DAYS
labor on the streets would serve to plas-
ter over the wounds which the municipal
peace and dignity had received at the
hands of defendant At this J W. o.
demurred, ayering that he wouldn't pay
n cent nor work lick, when he was sent
to Jail to reconsider his resolution -
Athens Messenger.
We suppose that is Yves. Oliver lie is
well known here, and we believe his fam
lily yet reside in Jackson. Four or Eve
years ago he was a Jealous member Of
church, but he commenced voting the
Democratic ticket, and, Of course, his
downfall was rapid.
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If there is one single thing in this
world upon which we pride ourself, it is
our reputation for wit. Bro. Chapman,
of the Pomeroy Telegraph, knowing this,
made sport Of our witty sayings. This
was the red rag that aroused US. He
might have attacked our good looks. our
moral or religious character. our integrity
or our honor-but our wit-keep your
hands off that.
We knew what was Bro. Chspman's
red rag. 1t was his mileage grab. TAX
ing sSS from the public treasury to pay
his expenses going to the Legislature,
when he travelled on a dead head pass,
and did not pay cent. looked so very
much like--(well. we will net give the
word } that his constituents would never
even nominate him again.
Now. old Chap. never mention wit
again. and we will not prod your vitals
with reference to mileage.
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SCI0T0 VALLEY II. II.
TIME TABLE No. ..
Took Effect Monday, FEB. 10, 1878,
AT a. 45 A. M
TRAINs GOING SOUTH.
CONNECTIONS.

AZ COLUMBUS with rltshurgh. Cincinnatl a
-. Louis H'y, fur philadelphia. baltimore,
Washington and New York.
For chicago. Indianapolis and ~. Louis and
all western points.
For Clneinnati, Dayton and points on Little
Miami Division.
with baltimore a ohio Y. n. for Chicago, BAL
timot~, Washington, Newark and Laucsvills.
Win Cleveland, Columbus. Cincimnnti In.
dinnapolis ny, for Cleveland, Buffalo nud
points North.
Min Columbus a Toledo n. r.. for Delaware.
Toledo. Detroit aud the West
With Columbus. Springfield a Cincinnati IT, n.
for London, Springfield, sandusky and Cln-
ciuunti.
Win Cleveland. Nt. Vernon a Columbus n. n.
Tor Cleveland and Mt. Vernon.
At pOHT1MOTTii hy Steamer for Huntington.
connecting with Chesapenku and ohio u. ft.
for Charlottesville. Va 0uuiunaviilr, Va.
Richmond Va, and all p1lnta In South.
AT CIECLENfLt.f with q. q -. v. H'y. fur
Lancaster. Z1mUsvilic. Washington 4. H.. VIII
miugtum ami paints Wet.
AT CntLLtCUTnE with &. a NJ. ". n. fur Ham.
dcu, Athens, Cincinnati nnd intermediate
points.
At wAvERLY with =. lar. n. r. Cor Jack.
son.
!. n. PETERS. GEu. CHANDLER.
superintendent. Act. 0un1 Ticket Agt.
COLUMBUS, ..
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The foreman of the jury which convict
ed Gen. Anderson, addressed a letter to
Gov. (2) Nichols. begging him to issue a
pardon to Anderson. The juryman styles
himself IAN humble follower of the Son
of God" This, il true, is doubtless a
good thing for the jurymau, but it is ter.
ribly rough on the Son.
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A Good Account.

TO sum il up. six long years Of bed
ridden sickness and suffering costing
$500 per year. total 81 ,2OO-all Of which
was stopped by three bottles Of Hop Bit
tiers. taken by my wife, who has done her
own housework for year since without
the loss Of a day, and want everybody
to know it for their benefit.
"JoHx WEEKS. Butler, n. Y"
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Satin, says a fashion reporter, takes
the lead in ntrimming, and had he written
it Saten, he might have truthfully added,
"and in most everything else. II Athens
Messenger.
Now il the learned hazites around the
o. U. will tell us what Saten means, then
we, too. will laugh at the joke
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the President has no friends in Congress,
but it is gratifying to learn that through
it all he is patiently accepting the situa-
ton Wilmington Republican.
1t is no doubt also gratifying to Hayes
and his apologists to know that the men
who are now in Jail. waiting the peniten
tiary, for putting Hayes in Office. are
patiently accepting the situation.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-03-21

Beverly Douglass, one Of Virginia's no
BILE sons, went into the House Of Congress,
roaring drunk" one day lastweek, and
created something Of a sensation. 1t
was good time for some brother Demo
crat ITO cleave the Douglass head"
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The latest war news is to the effect
that "a large number of fugitives have
entered Greece" Spriggins says his wife
told him the same thing, the other day,
on examining a fine smoked ham which
he had lust bought
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Mrs. Adair, soldiers widow, has been
removed as postmaster at Portsmouth,
and an able-bodied mana chronic office
seeker, put in her place. No man or
woman ever made complaint as to the
manner in which Mrs Adair performed
the duties of the office.
Mrs. Electa E. Smith. another soldiers
widow, has been removed from the post
Office at Sterling, Illinois, and a bank
rupt politician put in her place. Mrs
Smith had performed her duty to the
satisfaction of all These removals by
Hayes, are in direct opposition to his
much Wanted Letter of Acceptance"
Well does the Cincinnati Times call this
Civil Service Reform a roaring farce.
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The Theological students at Prince
ton College, New Jersey. have recently
been engaged in a dsgraceful row, re-
sulting in the wounding of two students.
These young men will 60 forth. ere long,
to preach the Gospel. and interpret the
Scriptures for the benefit of poor. perish
ing sinners who have not enjoyed the
benefit Of a College education.
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The irrepressible Stanley is going on
search after the North Pole. We would
like to have Henry make inquiry, on the
way up, whether the natives have seen
anything Of the Old Whig Party, or Civil
Service Reform
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SheriR's Sale Of Real Estate.

Slate of ohio. Jackson County, 49,
Court of Common riras.
Harvey Wells ". John upwmau a ~.
ON % order 20 sale.
Nutica ia hnfehF Eivrn. that tu pufauanre -
an order Of sale iraurd uut ~ thn t8Nfhs ufilru
~ aafd ruuffsean thn itth daY ~ March, A. y.
isss. aud 81 me diff-s@. 81 sheriff Of aatd ruuns
~. will unef Coz sale. ~ The door - the Nouft
Houac, 10 said county on
Saturday. April Goth. A. d. lsIs.
al 1 O'Clock =. -. 81 said dag. thr faiinutnE Do.
nrfiffst real estate situate tm TIE ruuufN 81
InrAauu aud slate % uhius tnswltf
Lot member hiM WuudfrH hud FinNsfauf
lfSf. in che town ~ Wslisfuns in said ruuutgs
Aupuaiarsl at tfi or
Terms % sale. raah on daF % H1lrs
To ho sold na thn property % John Bowman
nmu Inviun bowman. ~ satisfy Judgment and
decree tu favor uf tiafNeY Wells,
Given under ms hand Tits 81 daY ~ March.
A. h. Issa. IuitN 81 EWfNu.
sheriff =. a.. O.
y. n. bingham, Atty ior piainun.
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Gen. Thayer was removed as Governor
of Wyoming, contrary to the expressed
wishes Of the Western Senators, who
know him We should console ourselves,
however, with the belief that it will prob
ably be not Objectionable to Wade Hamp-
tom. Senator Gordon, and Phil. Gully.
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President Hayes has appointed David
G. Potts as Postmaster at Petersburg,
Virginia. He was opposed in the Senate
on the ground that he is a Democrat,
and the district in which he resides is
the only Republican district in the State.
The Senate confirmed him by six ma
jority four or FIVE Republicans joining
the Democrats in his favor.
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Brother Mackley, OF the Jackson Stand
ard, was in our Office last Friday morning.
His improved expression of countenance
gives indication Of sincerity and honesty
in his purposes, although they may some
times appear crooked to the general pub
lie Waverly Republican.
If Uncle Josiah Wetmore would stop
smoking-and supporting Hayes in his
treachery. he, too. would have an improv-
ed expression Of countenance.
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On last Sunday week there was fear
ful drunken ron il beer Gogge:y il
Springfield, Ohio. The place is kept by
Enoch cut one William Shires IN the face
splitting one OF his eye balls open, and
destroying the sight of the eye.
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IRVINE DUxGAS


To amend an act entitled AN act for the
relief of the poor, and to repeal certain
acts therein named" passed April ~
1876. claws Of Ohio vol. 73, page 236
SECTION ]. Be Il enacted Jy he General
Assembly Of the State Of Ohio. That section
fourteen of the above recited act be
amended to read as follows:
SECTION IA. Whenever any person in
the township, shall be in condition re-
quiring public relief, or the services Of a
physician or surgeon, complaint thereof
shall be forthwith made to the township
trustees by some person having knowl.
edge Of the fact; il medical service is re.
quired, the physician or surgeon called
or attending shall Immediately notify the
trustees, or one Of them in writing, that
he is attending pauper, and thereupon
the township shall be liable for all relief
aud for services rendered. which may or
shall thereafter be afforded 10 such per
son. only in such amount as the said trus-
trustees may determine to be just and
reasonable, but if such notice be not Civ
en- within three days after such relief is
afforded, or service begins, then said
township shall be liable for such relief or
service only, as may be rendered after
notice has been given, but the trustees or
one Of them, may in any case at any
time, order the discontinuance Of such
services or relief, and they shall not be
liable for any service or relief thereafter
rendered.
SECTION .. That said section fourteen
be and it is hereby repealed, and this act
shall take effect and be in force from and
after its passage.
JAMES E. NEAL,
Speaker Of he House Of Representatives.
JABEZ w. FITCH,
President Of hc Senate
Passed February 27, 1878"
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A negro woman was hung by mob
last week at Harrisburg. Virginia. 1t
took five men to bend the black jack
sapling, to which the rope was tied
When let loose the tree Strengthened
with such force that the woman was
jerked clean over to the other side Of the
tree. Glorious country this, under
Hayes. No wonder the kind heart of
the noble President bleeds for the poor
Africans, who want to go to Liberia,
among the benighted heathens Of Africa.
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Winnie Ream the sculptress, is making
q bust Of Senator David Davis. II the
work does not give satisfaction. when
completed. Winnie proposes to set it up
on vacant lot, scoop out the inside, and
adorn it with an advertisement of
Rooms to Let
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We see by the Springfield Republic.
that strong effort is being made to ex-
tend the s, j. g. p Narrow. Gauge west
ward, to Ft. Wayne, Indiana. Public
meetings are being held, and much inter
est is being manifested along the pro-
posed route Of extension.
The Republic says that two more loco
motives will soon arrive, making six in
II
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We are grieved to see the New York
Times speak in terms which evince doubt
at to the uprightness Of the motives
which prompt the action of our own great
Stanley Matthews.
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They will tire of investigating Gen.
Howard, after a while He has recently
been tried, in Washington, for alleged
"crookedness" in Office. but came out
with hyinR colors.
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ANDERSON RELEASED.

The Supreme Court of Louisiana has
reversed the decision OF the Court below,
and ordered the release of Thomas C..
Anderson. Of the Returning Board.
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Direct connections made nt Lancaster Cor
Circleville, Zancsville, and all points on the
Cincinnati MuEkiuEum Valley knilway-aud
at Columbus for all points East and West. No
change OF cars from Colum bus 10 FhiimdNl phkn.
New York, Indianapolis, aud Chicago.
q. n. CARR, Sup't
W. A. MILLS General Ticket Agent
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The playful young men at Dartmouth
College revived hazing" last week, and
the result is, q criminal indictment OF
some Of them.
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Notice.

Harrison n. Nichcis, a nonresident OF the
State OF Ohio and whose residence \ unknown,
Is notified that sarah J. Nichcls did, on the l2th
OF February, A. u. ISIS. file her petition ln the
Office Of the Clerk Of Court OF Common Pleas,
within and for the county OF Jackson. and
state OF Ohio, charging the said Harrison B.
Nlchcis with wilful absence for more than
three years, and asking that she may BE- d.
vorced from the said Harrison y. Nicheis, and
"A reasonable alfmony allowed her which pcti-
tion viii stand f1r hearing 90 the rcZt tern C Z
said CoErt.
Dated this lth day OF Fenrgary, A. a. lg.e.
SARAH J. NICHELS.
By JAMEs TnGPP, her Atty.
Tff.f,gf
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It's no use to talk of future punishment,
to a man whose neighbor has joined
brass band.
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The Western Reserve has compliment
ed Garfeld-but who. oh who, will com
pliment Stanley Matthews2
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CHEAP.
CHEAPER.
CHEAPEST.

q you want q stove nov l. your Time 90 make
money ~ havinE a. Hcmsmhef tbs place.
Sign Of the Big Horn. Iain-st.
.sfsbss- s-1an
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cIs


We having bought the stock OF :. a. Zanei- q
Co., viii continue the IcwDlry bu~in"-s uu Main
. street. until the ruufu formerly occupied bV
Johnson Wade, on broadway strc.t, D. lifted
for use. IL. A. BEDEL q CO.
glmL3t
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nETCnTIlIC, or how 90 scc behind your
UE EO self. More fun in u than
anything hi Chfist,ndom. Write us with u
twenty-five cent piece, aud make yourself hap
py. AddTcss NOVELTY Co,
decDfiy OgdcnSburu. y. Y.
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ToLUMBUs AND HOOKING VALLEY
r A LROA d.
SHORT LINE TO LAKES & NORTHWEST
SU mi Hi er Arrdn GENE ment!
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49, " ~-~~VTTl ITssssiSssTT,
%NRak0 0WREuH ~
y ringlold, Jackson and POmerOy
IL n IL II o a D
TIME TABLE

Maxine ciu1a connections WITH Trims north
~, "ei1'5 .r.lrH PuiireaH fsF .r'Uiruthr. Cif.
rIra 'tfs. C"iI..'1n a4H rll H@'r'F sMfts vi ft
and North. .HslrnErsF Ia't ais Fyara time ia
m. train frufu Jackson makes connection win
Expires suuth On the Eciutn valley fulil iuf
Portsmouth.
Makes connections on The ~ M. tain ~
Jackson, Tor all points on the Portsmouth
HI. CHAPMAN. Vice President
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~ earr~ aud Martha Washington
NT IfneaIu. uanaiaa. Nrus rhsrmaut
Grant. o.. Is Lee. tonswaii , Jacksan.
FaF nnrru CA. Fr VIII arnd ~ mail postpaid,
a isasufffnf 90 portrait uf either uf thr above
fniufut prom. A raif fHr - ris. Uf the sfi -
rishI fnf Al u. These are not lufrflnf dauhs bot
rraliy me uuuraifa. urumummnri ~ Euud
iufinaa 30 49, fnriurt fkfnFusass AAtNrml Induce
fnrnfs 10 agents. rfirr tisf ffrr. al the Pope
pffrts. y rrfenf' Tsseffr .af rfeifB' ctfcfncf
uw stretch
LANUr & lC ssIEts. CsrsEgdi chic.
.fmh1HmH
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CoLUNBUs, March l3, 1878.


To the Editor OF the standard:
Quite a number OF people asked me
what change we made in the law for re
lief of the Poor-known as the Doctor
Law" In enclose the act as it now is. so
you can publish it if you wish.
Yours truly,
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stations marked thus ID arr nag stations, aud
trains VIII stop when aignaied % do 20.
W. W. PEABODY. Master Transp.
W. g. EVANS. Agent at Jackson.
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can hn made by roiiinz uur rhnumuas rfaYuus,
fnuffars. franfr. A.. a.. uuairfa. hErute and
ranVassrfa should not fii Go srut fuf uuf NEW
PRICE LiAIN. ftnhfariul many rev goods 81
well na n complete HHaufi mont ~ TIE most de-
aiFanin nid auhinrin.
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RaIIRIa
MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI
II aiI on Il.
Q A R ID Y M u
PAssENoEn TRAINs ooINa 49,

Took Errror SUNDAY. Noyrnnrn j.. ls5i.
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aud Ne can pfnvc.Ihai many ~ oar aErnts are
doing even hettnf We do not ufef - nn out
nf frcn ur n gold watch 90 q horse aud husaYs@
n trap o. catch fhu umwufFs but Wu VII srll
nrsf.elna rufia that wiii arli at elzht ans here
aud cor rFicFa are lower then she same Mnuda
ran ~ hur# at elsewhere fiCaHn ANud postal
card nud Z uut rifcuiarat 80 wll coat yuu bat
one rar. fnd enable you % mako thousands uf
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A statement OF the condition Of the
Etna Iron Works, Of Ironton, has been
published 1t shows liabilities TO the
amount of..........................S .ST94 9j3 Oh
Assets 500 I75 90