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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-03-14

Jack s1u County, ohio. District Coaft ssi
William Eideu naalmai 1nnm "a. Martin aud
Maria Martin bis wife. John sfiuaun. ururan
Marlin IHfmfa Martin aud W ifiiam ~ Martha.
Tho creditors uf John ~. Martha VIII Take nna
ucu that thu above named uiaiutin has inaiis
tutrh this action fuf thr puffuan ~ settling
aside ami causing 90 iuurr o. thr hrurnt uf rnfs
tain rffilfufs. Crftnim conveyance made nma
rauafu o. hr made IS nIid John NJ. Martin. o.
nuuvrYnura are fully 80 forth and described
Ia the prtifiuu and amended anl supplement-
afY rstluum.
Al cfrliituu Who were such nt thn time
such fraudulent ruuVUf nmrra wrnr made
who shall. uu ur before Aurl afths ts1H.
Ole nu answer lu thn nature uf 4 rfu.s. pfiifluu.
arttiuA forth thw Mature aud mtmuMut ~ their
claims. and shall arCurr their pro- rata share -
thr ciHai aud rnuFuafs 20 thia action. Including
res enable rummhni irH. nfr rmfffiusi o. hhaFn
with the plaintiff thn 1rurnfa ~ such transfers
aud convey nurra. JAMES r. tllANtsiMs
aiuhN Attorney fuf fAniUttT
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Probate Notlees.

The urruuuta of fIi ~. Marvin, administrator
uf Timuthy Marvin. decreased
Ellen E 1uusas udmluiafrHtliN uf David -
Iuufs. drrrHrfl
drrf as "a
Jacob s. s,lI. guardian % Caihafino v. Well
man. mimuTs
samuel a. Stephenson. administrator. etc.
uf Map uhyths urranafd.
NfmmHl ~ stephenson qua milan uf John Ns
Weaver. Iarmra ~. Weaver umn Thomas A. q.
Weaver. mluuIas
Margaret D.. iinEirtt, guardian uf Alma Has
ietf g a.. miuurHt have hrru nlft tu she frus
bate Court - Jackson county uhlns fuf frttlrs
urmf, ma thu same Hrr.aUt fHr rNHmlmHfiuu nmd
urufiur uu thr afh taN uf MHfrhs A. u.islt.Hf tl
JuuN .. q. EvANr.
Iimh1W t'fuiair 1udzr.
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A Cloud of Witnesses.

For nearly quarter Of a century Dr..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy has been &C.
knowledged by the people as a positive
cure for all catarrhal affections It's great
popularity with physicians aud patients.
together with its constantly increasing
sale, attests, in arguments stronger than
words, its healing power. II there be
general or nervous debility aud impoycr.
ished blood, Dr.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery should be used in connection
with the Catarrh Remedy. The follow
ing named parties are among the thou
sands who have been cured-of Catarrh by
the use of DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
A. F. Downs, New Geneva, Pa; D. J.
Brown, st. Joseph, No; E. C. Lewis.
Rutland, VT; Levi Springer, Nettle Lake,
Ohio Chas Norcorp, North Chesterfield,
Ne; Milton Jones, Scribna, n. Y; J. Z.
Miller, Bridger Station, Wyo.; J. c. Mer-
riman, Logansport, Ind; NJ. N. Post.
Logansport. Ind; J. w. Bailey, fremont
Pa; Ii. B. Ayers, La Porte, Ind; Jessie
NJ. Sears, Ft. Branch, Ind L. Williams,
Canton, No; w. A. Thayer, onarga, ILL.,
S. B. Nichols, jr., Galveston, Tex; Jonas
F. Reinert. Stonesyille, Pa; s. w. Lusk,
Mcfarland Wis; johnson Williams.
Helmick, Ohio; Mrs. NJ. A. Currey.
Trenton, Tenn; j. G. Joslin, Keene, N.
H.; A. ]. Casper, Table Rock, W. Va;
Louis Anders, Gaysport. Ohio; C. H.
Chase, Elkhart, Ind; Mrs. Henry Haight,
San Francisco Cal; Mrs. E. N. Gallusha,
Lawrenceville, ". Y; w. J. Graham,
Adel, Iowa; A. o. Smith, Newman, Ga;
Chas. Z. Rice, Baltimore, Nd; Jesse NJ
Sears, Carlisle, Ind; Dan'l B. Miller, Ft
Wayne, Ind. Mrs Minnie Arnaise, 300
Delaney street, y. Y; II. w. Hall, Hast
ings, Mich; VIM F. Marston, Lowell,
Mass; l. w Roberts, Maricopa, Ariz;
Chas. S. Delaney, Harrisburg, Pa; NJ. c.
Cole, Lowell, Mass; Mrs. C. J. Spurlin,
Camden, Ala; Chas. F. Kaw, Frederick
town, Ohio; Mrs. Lucy Hunter. Farm.
ngton, H. Capt. E j. Jpaulding Camp
Stambaugh, Wyo.; !. W. Tracy, Steam
boat Rock, Iowa; Mrs. Lydia Waite,
n. Y; J. NJ. Peck, Junction
Jity, Mont; Henry Ebe, Bantas, Cal;
=. P. Cummings, Rantoul, Ill; S. E.
Zones, Charleston Four Coraers, n. Y;
ieo. F. Hall, Pueblo, Cal; William E.
3artrie. Sterling, Pa; II. E Ebon. 94s
Penn street, Pittsburgh, Pa; J. r. Jack
nan. Samuel's Depot, KY; Henry 10
'rist, Geneva, n Y; Miss Hattie Parrott,
montgomery. Ohio; L. Ledbrook, Chat
lam. Ill; S. B. Mccoy, Nashport, Ohio
:. Ledbrook, Chatham, Ill; S. B. Mccoy,
yashport, Ohio; W W. Warner, North
ackson, Mich; Miss Mary A. Whine,
)arien, Wis; John Zeigler, Carlisle
prings. Pa; James Tompkins, st. Cloud,
linn; Enoch Duer, Pawnee City, Neb;
oseph T. Miller, Xenia. Ohio; SB.
lichols, Galveston, Tex; H. L. Laird,
Jpper Alton, Ill; John Prescott, Ariz
lrs. Nancy Graham, Forest Cove, Greg.
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The Commissioner nt Jack aln Caunty. ohio,
will ufIrr fur sale uu TUESDAY. thr uIh dnf -
Arrl, A. n. lHss, Hf uuH u'0.u0a 4. o.. fHr hHiiis
tuM uf bridge mrfu#H lEHHHTHu fTUf A. fu M 'iiWu
fua uaIffH. urHf fIH r.Hl.fHHrr Hf f.iuafH IIHfts
said bridge tu o. atFIiF ansE fEt iuuas .e tNla
IS fref iu fifH rf..If between fta .aWff.N ana CD
81 HulIf nHFHfa.IEf fH HwrIfH'a fsHfrnf iifiHar
Plan. AhufHHeufa tu tfH HiIut o. tfrt ht1n aua
60 a. auii ~ fie trffns HiwrutfantU hHtsI
Plans uuH afTrinrIf fuHfr known rn thu
GROUNDS un dnY uf saIH. Nllr Commissioner
franfVu thr fiHht o. ftirff Huf uf Nil hi.fa.
Us uflirf uf tufufu Iraiuurfa
4. VI. PATTERSON, AudiioE
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At the March meeting of the Board o
School Examiners, fifty-eight applicants
were examined, Of which twenty-five were
certifcated, and thirty-three were rejec;
ed. The following received certificate
for one year:
Joseph J. Jones, Thomas E. Phillips
r. A. Poor, C. NJ. Richards, r. j. Jacobs
David C. Evans, John Nelson, John Rob.
bins, Evan J. Jones. Mary A. J. Morgan,
Florence Patterson, r. d. X. Price, G. r.
S. Kirkendall, w. L. Evans, w. 7. Nor.
gan, John Morris, David f. Sherward,
W. F. Steward, A. r. Steward, Emma
Watt and Alice Watt And for six
months, David Riegel, Chas. Sehellenger,
Belle Bierly and John T. Johnson
The following are the questions used
GEOGRAPHY.
l. Into what two classes may mankind
be divided in respect to their social con-
dition2
2 How many lancrqges are there in
the world?
4. How many kinds of religion are
there2
5. In what does Christianity consist 2
6. Who are the Jews
7. Who are Mohammedans
8. Who are Pagans or Heathens2
9. Wh.t is the population of the Earth2
10. What is the extent Of the surface
of the earth2
GRAMMAR.
l. What is a double consonant2 Name
all the double consonants.
3 What is a diphthong2 Name all the
diphthongs.
3. What is a trigraph2 Name all the
trigraphs
4. In series Of terms, where is the
possessive sign annexed?
5. What is a direct object--an indirect
object
6. OF what gender is a personal pro-
noun that represents a noun Of the third
person, singular number. common gen.
der?
7. What are independent elements2
8. What is a versa foot-a stanza2
9. Make a Tide, and also a Cedilla, and
give the use of each.
10. Parse:
nFor what IS worth I'm anything
But so much money as twill bring ?"
ARITHMETIC
l. 40 units multiplied by AZ tenths
equal what2
2. If the use of $3.50 for s mon is
worth $6S.75. what sum is that whose use
for 2 yr. and mon. is worth S2502
3. If sell tea at l3I per cent gain, l
make thereby 10 ct. Id; how much a
Id. did give2
A. Exchanged IL railroad bonds $500
each) % per cent. below par, for bank
stock, at Ct per cent. premium; how
many shares (slOO each) did get2
5. AS income is l6 per cent. of his
capital; he is taxed p per cent. of his
income, and payg s26.O4; what is his cap
ital?
6. AS gain is $500, BIS S225O, Cs
5000; AS capital was employed mon,
BIS 9 mon, and Cs yr mon; how
much of the capital $27450 did each own
7. One square is l2f times another;
how many times does the side Of the first
contain the side OF the second
s. Insert geometric means between
and 1872
9. Pewter is ll2 parts tin, Is lead, and
6 brass, how much of each ingredient in
2 ID. l OF. DIR. of pewter.
10. What quantities of tea, at % ct.
and 35 ct, a To-, with IA ID. at 80 Ct, 20
lb. at so Ct, and 6 ID. at 60 ct, will make
Sc Id. at 40 ct. ?
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Wall Paper, &c.

j. A. Starkey. at the Jackson Book
Store, Broadway Street, Grafton Block,
is now receiving a 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, DC. Also,
Poll Books for election, with fall forms,
instructions, DC. marl4-tf
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fosrph ~. Wilson. Assirnsa va Adam s .af.
sf Fi ai.
No.I..u. ON rlrst uaicg 81 sale.
Nuiief o. hrrrlV given. that - virtue uf au
order 81 sale from the District tuuu - fHH
United States Zoe thH hnuthrru uiaiFlri ~ onto,
and o. mn dlrarfoi aud delivered Oh tIr above
aiyiCi causc, viii on iho
9th day Of April. A. D. ISIS.
ai our a'riaeg D. ~. 81 said day. in 'FRONT.' af fae
auut hwuers arit 60 ti8r highest %. iaHf tMH fuis
lowing rrlti estate. sifuatrd tu she ruuufV uf
- A..in amd -afn uf ohio e. fnlluuFa, tpauit
part % ln.lsut number HlNtYrmlur tm fhe
town uf jackson. be- filr a1II TumnfN nuI uIss
tfict, tusWits tufumrnrinH Cd thn unffhrasirfiF
CORNER uf said Gnsiaf mumiarf hlHtYsminr.
lhrurg Huuth on fufiaiHuuth street. in said
Town. twenty ices. thrnrr at tight anaiaa mifh
fuftnluuuiA hife.t nrfuaa aal4 i.uts tHrmrn
north o. tHr alley thFura niuuI sail alley o.
thg ulHrr ~ htMinmlmEs FMnrTltlna n strip eight
tfet side on uf thr ealai rua ftarfNul Cor an
nlif and tln description o. uu tnr hF IHuthreia
lhAA Hall fufiHmuuth HtFErt runs muFiM aua
south. Nhlurd af at.NN.
To b. suid iu rrftaln pfurre.iiuas iu Bank
fuptcys wherein IueeHh ~ Wtlauus Assignee
y petitioner, aud Adatu hhearcr "a ai. are de-
fcud amfa.
Terms ~ aaie-ono-haii cash on daY ~ sais.
hnd the residue in ia months, thr deferred
payment o. ~ aecurrll ~ note and mortgage
~ l'Hr nrufs TON ulN 20 sale.
Gwen under my hand this 5Ih daY ~ March,
~ A. u. ISIS. 4u~Ertt "a. WILSON.
AssiEurr of Frntrrtrh Ftakrf. BANKRUPT.
lhtrr LAIRD, Solicitors fuf Petitioner.
FmmfaI
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The spring election will soon be upon
us. We believe Mayor will be elected
in Jackson on the first Monday in April,
and we hear Of sundry and numerous
candidates. We will announce candi-
dates for township or corporation offices
for one dollar each, in advance in all
cases. We will furnish tickets for two
dollars for any number between 500 and
1000; one dollar and half for any num-
Der under 500
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Probate Court Proceedings.

In the matter Of the Insanity Of James
Stewart Inquest of Lunacy held, patient
found insane, and admitted into the Ath.
ems Hospital for the insane at Athens,
Ohio.
John L. Ramsey, Guar. Of Matilda F.
Gerity, et al, VS. Matilda F. Gerity, ct. al.
The State Of Ohio VS.. Chas. II. Andres,
et al Robbery. Defendant surrender
ed by his sureties, and entered into new
Recognizance in the sum Of one thousand
dollars for his appearance before the
Court Of Common Pleas on the 1lth day
of March A. d. 1873.
Eliza Titus appointed Guar. of Daniel j.
Titus, a minor. Bond 500.
Margaret Willis appointed administra-
trix Of John Willis, decd. Bond $3.50.
Five accounts and one Sale Bill fled.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Finley Tilley and Hannah r. Eubanks.
Levi Howell and Elizabeth V. McDan-
iel.
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Nollee N TownshIp EIecLIon.

NafIrr D. h.rfhy given tu the qualified voters
~ fark township. Jackson CuuulY. ohio. that
the neat annual moNfimW fuf thn election 81
Officers tu said township will - held uu Mon
dny. she % day ~ April. tsfs. az fhr usuai
piacfh ~ huldina elections Sos the umfpuHr %
elrriluH the following Unlrrrss
THREE Ifmafrra.
one Trua lrUFs
Umr tirfH.
ThfrF Nuuafnhlra.
uuH 49,
Fouftrru Supervisors uf iiisHways
liy urtirf uf the Trustee.
uENE1 uLENuuIF. 1n. clerk.
Ifmhrf
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Court will be held another week, com
meucing on next Monday week. A
special jury has been drawn, as follows:
William Dempsey of Jackson township
P. II. Garrett, William Patterson and
Gilbert Robbins, of Washington George
Young of Liberty; Alexander Nickel, s
B. Downward and William Cutter, of Mil
ton; Hiram Mayhem, of franklin; Da-
vid Hildenbrand of Lick. and William
H. Harris of Jefferson.
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In recording the evidence last week, in
the Depot burning case, we spoke OF
conflict of testimony between W. G.
Evans and John Laird. Mr.. Evans calls
our attention to the fact that he was
fully corroborated by A. j. Dever, who
testified that he and Evans talked to-
gether some twenty or twenty-five min
utes. Just before the FIRE.
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Mothers will find Dr. Winchells Teeth
ing Syrup just the medicine to have in
the house for the children, it will cure
colds, coughs, core throat and regulate
the bowels, try it Sold by Geo. w. Mil
Ter. jan2itf
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Send US some money no,0.

We fear that the reading room enter
prise in this place will fail. There was
meeting last week, held By those having
the matter in charge. A committee had
been looking for room, getting tbs
price Of furniture, ETC., and we learn that
the conclusion of the matter was, that
there is not enough money on hand to
warrant commencement There is
about $3.50 on hand.
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We believe that Wellington c. Evans
has been worried about the insinuations
of certain persons. that he had some
hand in burning the Depot in this place
We advise Mr.. Evans to give himself no
uneasiness. There is not person in
Jackson county who thinks for one mo-
ment that he had anything to do with it
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Twenty-Five cards, no two alike, printed
at the Standard Office, and sent free Of
postage, for ten cents. A motto Of not
more than three words. in addition to
name, printed without extra charge. Six
packages sent for fifty cents. IL money
and names sent at same time. No five
cent packages printed. If
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Guardians Sale.

ln pursuance nfnn order nf the Probate Cuuft
ol aarkauu tuumtvs ohio. made un the tsfh day
ut March, a. u isis, tu thr rlsn - David II. ~.
We. ruanlian of John Z. ffine5 ianailn.
against ttis ward the undersigned wiii. un
"wednesday, tho 18th day Of April.
A. d. ISIS.
ni ono O'Clock. q. a.. on the rfrmiasa. aaaf A
public SALE thr following fflf estate. situate la
TIE county 81 Jackson and state ~ ohio, ana
sfiit.gd - iulluWas tn-uitf
Joe North West quarter 20 fhr Hnufh WraG
quarter ~ Section number thirteen. fiU Town.
Ahip uuuhgr afNcms 90 Range seventeen. Ii71
gNcrpttuEs however d ilin estate Zoe one Jane
ffirn tu one nrrr ~ land uuf 20 the above das
sftligsl r1NulisrHs where thN dwelling humsr -
said Jane fFirc iH nos situate. the said dwell
lfa huefen uEluf TIE one nov uHfuriasi IS AID
Jane fficr, aud said dwelling huusr where nuW
situate o. he the centre % said acre uf land -
eAcrpird from aid slin.
Esau, the North faaat quarter of the south
Laai Qnatter % aerfiuu number fuuftaen. fiN
AoWmship umtutser srVruss fsI NauHa mumfrr
..Nenlcen, 10 containing Ia al siEhty.four lsu
acres more ur traa.
Tho nf.t above deacfibod tract ~ land subject
70 e1td itte estate appraised nf fsnnn.
he sfcund described tract % land appraised
ut tlfun1.
Terms of sale. ono halt cash on day ~ sale,
nnd one half in Que year ffum day 81 natr, nrs
pfumlaea sold, and said nrfrfrrd fmyment 10
bear Interest nt Per cent. rrF auuum.
DAVID r. DAVIS,
,. 4. Joss Att'y.
March ~. fsTs
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If you consult many of our leading
they will advise you to use
"Lawsons Curative" for Rheumatism or
Neuralgia, in preference to anything else.
They have witnessed its effects. II is
equally as effective for Diptheria or Sore
Threat. It has saved many a one
.r-z r.1st-a5ed suffering. Ter sale by
". L. Hale, Jackson, Ohio. Imh2t
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Distempers, Coughs, Colds. Fevers and
most Of the diseases which Horses, Cattle
Sheep, Hogs and Poultry are subject to
are readily overcome and cured by using
Uncle Sans Condition Powder according
to the plain directions Sold by G. w.
Miller. ian24-tf
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Notice.

Persons desiring to visit the Jackson
County lniirmary are hereby requested
to call on the Superintendent, on Thurs.
day between the hours Of 10 a. m. and
p. M. By order Of the Board of Infirma-
ry Directors. V. C. MARrIxDALE,
Superintendent
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
P1MPLES,

l VIII mail ifree) the recipe Tor a simple Veg
ctable Balm that will remove Tan, Frecklcs,
Pimp!es and Biotches, leaving the skin soft,
clear and beautiful also instructions for pro-
ducing luNuriaut growth Of hair on n bald
head or smooth face. Address. inclosing CT.
stamp, Ben. Naudelf & Co, 20 Ann ST, y. Y.
-HrN
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Evan Williams, who was sentenced to
work on the public highways for aperiod
of ninety days, for assault and battery
lit out one day last week, shaking the
black coal dust of the Jackson streets
from his feet, and from the hem of his
garments. Now if Ev. will only leave the
county, and never come back, no one
will regret bis escape.
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Morgan Williams, of Jefferson town
ship, had his leg broken last week. He
was hauling logs, and sitting upon his
wagon, when his foot caught between the
wheel of the wagon and one of the logs.
He was held in that position for nearly
half an hour before he was released.
Mr.. Williams is the father Of E. E.
Williams of Buckeye Furnace, and DIR.
w. E. Williams of jackson.
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A special act has been passed by the
Ohio Legislature, giving term of the
District Court at this place on the 24th
day OF April.
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An alarm of fire was raised last Satur-
day night, about nine o'clock. The fire
was in the stove store OF Samuel Steven
son & Co., on Main street, few doors
below the First National Bank. The fire
was inside, near q partition. 1t was put
out before the engine arrived In some
FIVE minutes after the engine had been
taken back, a second alarm was raised,
the fire being in the same building.
There are all kin ds of wild stories
about window being opened, box filed
with kindling, coal oil, a candle stuck
into an oiled block, and half score OF
other stories.
We have not particle of doubt that
this fire, the one at the Depot, and nearly
all the other fires in this place, were
caused by stumps of cigars. There must
have been at least fifty men and boys at
the fire on Saturday night with lighted
cigars in their mouths. The only wonder
is that the entire town has not been re-
duced to ashes.
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We made short visit to Wellston or
last Thursday. The town appeared quite
lively. Harvey Wells was marking and
putting up large stock Of goods in a
room in his new Hotel building. This is
to be a furnace store, although he has
such a stock as will bring in a large
country trade.
Milton Furnace is doing well. We
found J. E. Ferree, the gentlemanly
clerk, closely attending to business. We
learned that Milton is selling iron at SIC
per ton in Portsmouth, which only leaves
$14.5 net, at the furnace.
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Uncle Sans Harness Oil fills and closes
the pores of the leather, effectually pre-
venting the entrance of dampness, dust,
&c, and rendering the harness soft and
pliable, while at the same time increas-
ing its durability. Sold by John C.
Branson. l4feb7Stf
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There is no earthly boon more precious
than good health, and it behooves its
possessor to endeavor to retain it. II you
are assailed with such provoking ills as
sick headaches, torpid liver, sour stom-
ach and a general feeling OF weariness
and disgust. don't go and commit suicide
but take Eilert's Daylight Liver Pills and
be cured. Sold bye. w. Miller. jan24 II
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THIS PAPER is ON FILE WITH

All that have once used it pronounce
DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup the best medicine
known for the complaints of early child
hood. 25 cents per bottle.
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New crossings have been laid in sew
eral places on our streets. We hope the
paving ordinances will be enforced at
once. or somebody will be walked up.
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DR. Pagin will be at the Gibson House,
Jackson, on wednesday and Thursday,
March 9th and 2Sth, and at Hamen un-
til noon on Friday, Goth. l4mh3t
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Yesterday had such bad cold that |
could not speak. used DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup, and TO day | am as we'll as ever.
IL only cost me twenty-five cents.
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QUERY: Why will men smoke COM
mon tobacco, when they can buy Mar
burg Bros Seal Of North Carolina, at
the same price p Elderly
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We lhr uudrrHiEmrds Audffur aud Treasurer
gt jackson county, OHIO. do hereby certify that
we inf.zniuH statement D. r. full aud Cufunirfn
Inrkstu CuuutYs ohio. on thH lass nuainrrse daN
20 February A. N. tsfa showing tnn fHHr5
amount - mon d im The Treasury nriumHima 90
zach particular fuuds tuErihrr with AL notes
and srcurltleas
Given under our hands ufirlaiiy this iiih
day uf March, A. q. ts7a
II. NJ. PATTERSON. Auditor.
iimh@t !. a. HUNTER. Trrasufrf.
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Rheumatism, neuralgia, sprains and
bruises will be relieved by Uncle Sans
Nerve and Bone Liniment. Sold by Geo.
w. Miller ian2ltf
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-03-14

We have received the FIRST number Of a
paper published at Weston, Wood county,
Ohio, called the Matrimonial Adver-
tiser." 1t is published monthly, at so
cents per year. It is full of good things,
some of which we have selected for our
papar
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-03-14

The wife of Edward J. Jenkins, Esq,
of Jefferson township, died few days
ago
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-03-14

Instead of using opiates or narcotics
which paralize the brain for a short time
but do not remove the cause of the pain,
we should advise such remedy as Law
sons Curative" 1t is simple, safe and
effective. Pain from Rheumatism, Neu-
ralgia, Inhammations, Lame Back, Head
aches, etc., cannot exist when the "Cura-
tive is use properly. For sale by VIM. F
Hale, Jackson. l4mh2t
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War of 1912 TO Soldiers and Widows.

A law granting pensions to soldiers Of
the war of 1912, and their widows, has
passed Congress. Let them all now come
to my Office and put in their claims at
once And ] would caution them to be-
ware of foreign pretended claim agents,
and unauthorized ones at home First
come, first served. No charge unless sue
cessful. If you are too far away. and can
not come in person, write me for advice,
free. II. c. MILLER,
l4mh4t Jackson, Ohio