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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-11-21

They have had great excitement over
at Sabina, Clinton county. A lot OF men
got drunk at doggery kept by one
Eibe, and man named John Manmelsel
was found dead in blacksmith shop
with his skull smashed. A mob tore
down the doggery, and the murderers
had to be taken to Wilmington, to pro
tect them from the mob.
We are opposed to mobs In the 40
stract; but here is a mob that seems to
have the correct idea Of the place to
commence operations. If this man had
been killed by mad dog, instead OF be-
ing killed by whisky seller, the entire
community would have arisen and pur'
sued the dog until his death, without In
quiring whether it was violation OF the
constitutional rights of the owner OF the
dog
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The Mineral Resources of Jackson Coun'
ty, No. 2
BY ANDREW ROY.

The jackson shaft Goals and the hill
or Wellston Goals are the most lu1bl~
deposits in the county, because OF their
freedom from sulphur, and their open
burning character, which tit them tor
furnace use in a raw state. There are at
least or other seams in the county OF
workable thickness and fair quality
These beds, as | have said, are found IN
the lower coal measures, and are the
equivalents of seams met on the margin
of the coal fields in the mining regions
of the Mahoning aud Tuscarawas valleys,
AS also in the SalinevilIe, Coshocton and
other mining districts Of the State
Neither in jackson county, however
nor elsewhere over the coal area are any
of the coal beds persistent. They become
reduced in thickness belew a mlnable
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From Charlotte Furnace, Carter County,
Kentucky.

To the Editor of the Standard:
AS look over your paper notlce ar
ticles from several parts OF the country,
SO thought it would not be amiss TO let
YOUR readers know something about this
part OF the country. The corn crackers
did not get rich this year farming mere
was not much corn raised in this part,
and but few potatoes; but they managed
to raise little hillside navy (home maze
tobacco) as they term 1t.
We have not heard from the elect,on
for a certainty, but it Is rumoreo tna'
Judge Phister, Democratic Greenoacker'
is elected.
This part of the country is only noted
for its ruggedness and roughness, out LOT
all that it has some curiosltles about IL
The Lambert Ore Bank, for instance, the
ore varies from to l6 feet in thickness
mostly of a good quality of block ore
And for another curiosity the Garter
Caves which are situated about SIX miles
west of this place. l, in company with
three others, took q ramble out there
| last week. | have not time to name all
! the curiosities we saw there, but VIII
name one or two. When we reached the
house we went in and partook o.
one of lite's comforts, cheerful hft'
When we got sufficiently warm, we start
| ed Tor the bat cave Before we reacheo
the cave we passed under natura
bridge, which is a fine piece OF art worK
ed out by nature. w hen we came 10 th'
cave we lighted our lamps ana staftF'
on our toilsome march through the cave
About the first curiosity you come 10
an elephant turned 10 rock. The mex
of Importance is Daniel Boones Bed
chamber, which is in the form OF ot'
with his (Boone's) name nicely engravt'
above it, and the next and greatest O
them all is the bats, which hang Il
! punches like barrels. They collect t'
gether this way in winter, and whe
summer comes they all disperse. Ptl
, sons around here think that principal
all the bats from all through the c"untr
make that their home "4 EssUM
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A fellow in Cincinnati. named George
Phillips, swallowed half gallon OF whis-
XIV. and then swallowed four immense
oysters The oysters hoated on top OF
the whisky. and when the stomach at
tempted to throw up the whisky, one OF
the oysters closed the orifce at the top
of the stomach, and the whisky, or the
oyster, or something, killed the man
Good Now let tue keeper OF every dog
gerry put in safety valve by way OF
few raw oysters. or sponge, or something
and rid the world of drunkards as fast al
they manufacture them.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-11-21

Some weeks ago Jonathan McNeel' OF
Centreville, hauled load of goods to one
of the merchants of that place. He got
home late, and drove the wagon under
shed. Next morning he hitched the
team to the wagon, and got upon one OF
the goods boxes in the wagon. In at
tempting to drive from under the shed
he was caught between cross beam OF
the shed and the box on which he sat-
and was SO crushed as to cause his death
in ton hoi1rs
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-11-21

A discovery has been made that great
cruelties have been practiced in the Asy-
lum for the insane, at Columbus. Tins
is gigantic building, costing the people
of the State several millions of dollars.
It is new, and has been occupied only
few months. 1t contains from 600 to
500 inmates:
A rough, uneducated woman from Can
ada, has been employed under the Dem
ocratic reorganization plan, to take a
kind of general charge of the insane wo-
men in the Asylum, and she has intro
duced ducking, or putting refractory pa
tients into cold water The idea is al.
/ most too horrid to think of, the putting
the whole person, even the head, OF
poor, sick, crazy woman in ice cold water
These barbarities have created great
excitement and indignation, and several
of the she devils engaged in these cruel
ties have been discharged. They shoulo
he sent to the Penitentiary
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Prohibition Reviewed.
To the Editor of the Standard:

By your leave, I will briefly notice Bro.
Kirkendall's article in your issue OF NOV
7th He says he endorses Bishop Havtn
speech, especially the part showing the
Rum party and the Republican party are
one" 1t is strange he should endorse
the silliest, and most untruthful remark
the good Bishop made. If common
sinner bad made the declaration 1T would
have been falsehood; as it was Bishop
we must use mllder term, altnouen
none occurs to US at present. All VIII
admit that Republicans OF this distrlct
are no better than average Republicans
~ other l,i-t-i3sC. When PC elect such
men as II. 5. Neal, James Tripp, James
Paine, Judge Evans, and so on, to the
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-11-21

An Alderman named j Kelly mas
been convicted in the United States
Court in Cincinnati. of procuring man
to cast an illegal vote. He is an Irish
man. and Democrat 1t will not amount
to apy thing, as Hayes will be sure to
pardon him. as he did the notorious
scoundrel Eph Holland.
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A doggery keeper'named Fessier' was
elected by the Democrats as Treasurer OF
Stark countv. Ohio He stole about thir-
ty thousand dollars of the public money
and ran off to CANDIDA. There he learned
that he would be imprisoned under Cana
dian law. for bringing stolen property in
to the Dominion, and he came back. he
has lust been sentenced to pay fine OF
500 600, and twelve years in the Penlten-
tiary.
Reform is necessary
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Last Thursday we received the follow

Last Thursday we received the follow
ing by mail, from Portsmouth
sixth Street NJ E Church. Ports
mouth. Ohio. 10
Thursday morning, Nov. 2lst. at lo
o'clock
David Elick. Amelia F. Myers.
"IS7S."
Well we'll Flick David Flick. Ma
;or Flick, of the Portsmouth Tribune
Author of Beautiful Snow" and other
popular poems. And Elick, the old
bachelor, is going to get marriedi Weii'
we'll
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-11-21

Gov. % Nichols sent an agent to Ten
sas Parish, Louisiana. to investigate the
stories ofoutrages there. The agent re-
ports that gross exaggeration, and that
only twelve negroes have been killed
The President still adheres to the South
arn policv
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judge Moses R. Matthews, OF Vlnton,
Gallia county. died last week, OF paraiy
sis He was the father of T. S. Matthews
of this place, and father-in-law of g. II.
Rupp and DR. F Holcomb
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Valuable Property Far Sale.

The undivided half of the property OF the hrm
of Dauber * Bro. is for sale. 1t consists Oh
Ia. ge manufacturing DulIdlhS, engine, IN
ar, and fixtures Tor manu- uiacturing furniture,
together with a stock of furniture, heaIse, ana
everything nee sSary for carrying on tle pusi 'i
nrsS of undrrIlk F4Ig. Also, three dwelling
houses. For particulars, inquire az the estap-
lishment, corner of Main and RailLoad StlSets'
Jackson, Ohio. JOhN DAObEh'
Sent. ~. 1873. IN
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One. night last week. cemetery at
Zsnesv;lRrwas invaded. and the bodies OF
four prominent citizens stolen The rob-
hers were chased fourteen miles. and the
bodies recovered
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-11-21

In Cincinnati "tbe Paris OF America
they run theatres and concert saloons on
Sunday These places are. SO the ga
zette says, licensed by the Mayor Gin
cinnati is q nice place.
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PATEsN TS .
Times Of Holding Courts for the
Year 1879.

Pursuant TO authority of law, it is ordered
that the several terms of the Courts OF Common
Pleas, and OF the DstriGI ConTtS, 81 Th of
OHIO Tor the year A. d. 1879, shall be held as
follows in the respective counties thereof;
District Courts.
Washington, April I'd.
Meigs, April 7th:
Gallia, April l1th.
Lawrence. April 18th.
sScioto, April 18th.
Pike, April 2Sth.
Perry, september ID.
Fairfield, September 9th.
Hooking, September 10Th.
Athens, September 18th.
NiutOn, September l9th.
Jackson, September sd
Common Ileas.
Athens, February 10th, June ID, November 10th.
Fairfield March Nth, June 18th, December Isl
GaIIia February 10th, May 26th, November 5u
Hooking, February 18th, May 18th, November
Jackson, January 18th, May 9Th, September
29Jh. o.,,.. oo.,,
Meigs, January 10th, May 9TH, October 10TH.
Perry January Goth, April 2Stb, OCTOBER ZUin.
Pike, February 2lth lyme 18TH NovePeT 5St
Vinton, February Sd, May 26th, OCTOBER ZOth.
Washington, January 18th, May 9TH, OCTOBER
And it is hereby ordered that the Clerks OF
the Courts of the several counties OF the ap0ve .
named District, shall each cause copy OF TINS
order prescribing the times for holding courts
| in said District, t. be published in one news
| naper printed and of general circulation IN
| their respective counties, for three consecutive
| weeks. ,.,,,. ot ,-o,-er,
"ei' a. - SAINT. S. KNOWLES,
| j. 2. BRADBURY,
| SlLAS II. WRIGHT,
| J.J. HARPER,
| Judges of the Court of Common Pleas OF th'
Seventh Judicial District of Ohio.
The State of Oh1o Jackson County, IS:
| I, William II. Horton, Clerk of said Courts
| within and for said county, do hereby cefll.
| that the above is y true copy OF the order illau
| nv said Judges above named, In regard 10 "
| times for holding courts in the several coulll
OF said Seventh Judicial District, as appears u
the records of this court.
WITNESS my hand and seal OF ,l'I salu c1ui
Jackson this nth day of November
| IsEAL.l A. d. 1878: 1IODTr,1
| -o,+2t Clerk.
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Farm for Sale.

1I,,,.e = farm, for sale containing 10 acres. in
Lick township, Jackson county, and about one on
mile from the town OF Jackson, on the (Hiln- .,i-
i.itHa rOad If contains about 50 acres OF iron
oro ond sIInnOSad TO contain ] or acres OF Hlil
Coal. and about 70 acres of what is called me
II"i,a|m1a,, I' ~ v4fn of coal. Abundance of water
80. - t,par rnund Terms easy. For particulars
inquire on the premises. NJ, , p,rE<pE
sep26flm JO9Ei II " y ~ "
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HARPER'S MAGAZINE.
1879.
Illus lStratcd.
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.

IIuy.per's Magazine is the American MagaZ@ine @
alike in literature and in art Boston 1faNei-
er ~
The most popular Monthly in the woTld.-lN.
Y. Observer.
1t is an excellent companion for the young,
delight to the mature, solace for declining age
louisville Courier-J ournal.
No other Monthly in the world can show so
brilliant o list of contributors; nor does any
furnish its readers with so great variety anu
man, Boston.
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Mr.. Baxter Mutt handed US an old pa
per some time ago. 1t is called "Ihe
Muskingum Messenger, and Democrat
ic Republican" 1t is dated at GAINESVILLE,
March 20, 1921. 1t is FIVE column pa
per, and the price was $500 in advance
or $3 90 at the end of the year. 1t con-
tains the inaugural address OF James
Monroe, President of the United States.
Some of the advertisements in this old
paper are curiosities in their way. we
give few Of them
CAUTION.
II caution every person against trust
ing or crediting Barbara (barbarous)
Wexelar or Wexlar, unjustly called Bar
bara Crigbaum, on my account as Will
not nay any debts she contracts-as from
her bad behaviour. / want not to ever
see her more, or any of her miserable as
sociates-scrubI she and her hell hound
friends having very industriously circu
lated that she was married to me-tha'
is false (crimcop. but could not marry
her and if by false swearing she coule
make that appear, will not pay any o
her debts even then
"wM CRIGBAUM.
"March l3. lS2l-3t5'
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Marion Fowler, of Guthrie, Indiana,
was tied up to tree by tramps and
robbed of seven dollars. A Fowler crime
was never known
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CAUTION.

"All persons are hereby forewarned not
to trust my wife. Msgdalena Martin on
nv account, as am determined not to
pay any debts of her contracting after
this date, as she has left my bed and
board without any just cause Of provoca
tion ~ JACOB MARTIN.
Madison township, Perry 60. 0.
March 20, lS2l.-3tp6.
The business advertisements show
large trade in whisky. salt. beeswax, GIN
seng, &c. Patent medicines then as now
occupied the larger portion of the adver
tising space, which goes to show thai
people half century ago were just al
anxious to be humbugged as they are
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Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever,
Chill Fever, Remittent Fever, Dumb Ague,
Periodical or Bilious Fever, &C., ana mecca
all the affections Wh1cn arse from AtAaAA-
Gus, marsh, or n1iasmat1c po1Sons.
This is a compound remedy, prepared with
scientific skill from vegetable ingredients when
rarely fails to cure the severest cases OF Chills
and Fever and the concomitant disorders Such
n remedy the necessities of the people IN mala-
yious districts demand Its great superiority
over any other medicine yet discovered for the
cure of Intermittents is that it contains no qui-
nine or mineral and those who take 1t are lree
from danger of quinism or any injurious enects,
and are as healthy after using 1t as before Ii
has been extensively employed during the last
thirty years i'll the treatment OF these distressing
disorders and so unvarying has been Its success
that ithas gained the reputation of being nlal
liblc 1t can, therefore, be safely recommended
as a sure remedy and specific Tor the Fevef ana
ACue of the West, and the Chills and Fever Oh
the South. 1t countcracts the miasmatlc poison
in the blood, and frees the system from It's lhlu-
ence, so that fever and ague, shakes or chllls,
once broken up by it, do not return until the
disease is again contracted.
The great variety of disorders which arise from
the irritation of this poison, such rs Neuralgia
Tbeumatisn. Cont, Headache, Blindness,
Toothache, EaracIie, Catarrl, Asthma, Pai-
Ditation Splenic = ffections, Mysteries, Pam
in the Bowels, Collie, Paralysis, ana derahse-
of the stomach, all Of which become mterhI-
tent or periodical, have no srecdier remedy tiI"i
AyER's AGUE CURE, which cures them all allke'
and protects the system from future attacks. AS
n preventive, it is of immense service III those
communities where Fever and Ague prevails, rs
it STAYS the development Of the disease II taken
on the first approach ofthc prcmonitory symp-
toms. Travellers and temporary residents are
thus enabled to defy these disorders, ana lew
will ever suffer if they avail themselves OF INC
| protection this remedy affords.
For Liver Complaints, arising from torploayt
n nm excellent remedy: it stimulates this organ
into healthy activity, and produces many remark
| able cures where other medicines fail.
Prepared by Dr.. J. c. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists
| LOWELL, MASS.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
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kIr,S's ANTI-FNT is the great remedy for Corpu-
Ienrv II l. n,rllv vegetable and perfectly harmless.
II on thr food Ill the stomach, preventing It's con-
Icrsio, into Ctt. Taken according to directions, ~
tyIlI relucc "A fat person from to pounds week.
In placing this remedy before the public as POSI-
Awe rIlr for obesity, do SO knowing It's abuty 10
Crrc ns attested by hundreds of testimonlalS OF
which ihc following from a lady in COLUMBUS, ONO,
Is n sample: = Gentlemen:-You Anti-tat was duiy
received ] took 1t according to directions ana IL
reduced me five pounds. was so eated over the re-
sult that / Immediately sent to ACKERMANs drug
stOrn for the second bottle" Another, physician,
writin. for 4 patient from Providence, X. l., says
a -Four bottles have reduced her weight from lSJ
1olfIs to g2 pounds and there isa general improve
nment in hcnlth.~ A gentleman writing from BoS-
ton saws: Without special change or attention 70
dict two bottles Of Allan5 Anti-Fat reduced me iour
and 'one-uuarter pounds The wcll-known " hole-
sale druggists, SMITH. Doc. TITLE SMITH, OF los
ION Mas. write flt- q" Allan'5 Altl-t al mas
reduced a lady in oar uy seven pounds IN uree
weeks" A gentleman 81. Louis writes ''Alals
knti-Fat reduced me twelve pounds III three weeks,
and altogether have lost twenty-five pounds since
comm, its use.' Nessrs. Pow ELL " fLlMPTON,
WhoICsll1 Druggists, of Buffalo, n. u; write: u y
TITE PUOpRIETORS OF ALLAN'S ASTI-hlN At; CTentle5
Tncn-Tnp following report IS from the lady who useq
kan's Ant-Fat. FIt (ihe Anti-Fat) had the desired
effect reducing the fat from two u live POUNDS a
week until | had lost twenty-five pounds. nope
never 10 regain what have lost Ant-E aI IS an
uncyccllcd Llood-puriher. 1t promotes dlge5L99n, on
curing dyspepsia, and is also potent reinedS Ior
rheunati5u. Sold BY druggists. Pamphlet on ODeS-
B0TNNIC MEDICINE co, PRor'Rs, Buffalo, MY
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

IT having been widely advertised under
the caption of
"America Ahead in spool Cotton"
that the Jury on Cotton textiles yarns ana
threads at the Paris Exposition, decreed
Gold Medal and Grand Prize to the Wilt
mantle Linen Company for "Spool Cotton
especially adapted for use on Sewing Ma
Chimes" over all the great thread lnanufac-
lures of the world, owe 1T as a duty to
the public and to Messrs. j. & +. Coats to
announce that
No Grand Prizes were decreed at
Paris for Spool Cotton.
We are advised by cable of the following
awards
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-11-21

The volumes of the Magazine begin with the
Numbers Tor June and December or each year
When no time is specified, II VIII pe uhueL uttt
the current Number.
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w ON an

Bv an immense practice at the WORLDS Dispen-
sary aud Invalids Hotel, having treated many IhouT
sTnl cases of those diseases peculiar TO woman,
have bccn enabled TO perfect most potent and POSI-
five remedy for these diseases. . -, 4.
1,sI. thi5 natural SPECIFIC, nave II
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Dr.. Pierca's EaYOrite Prescription

The term however, is but n feeble expression OF
nv high appreciation of its value, based upon per
soal 0bscTVation. have, while witnessing Us posi-
five results in the special diseases lnCluelt 10 ie
ORGANISM of woman, singled 1t out as Inc cllIA oF
erownin gem Of medical career. On llS ileIlts,
ne nosiyc. safe, and Utectual remedy ior tl5 csS
Of ii5eases and one that will, at all times ana unuer
all circumstances, act kindly, am Wiling 70 stahe
my reputation physician; ana SO connu.Slt IN IN
That Il will not disappolnt the most sanSuIhe - -
nectations of single invalid lady who uses ltIqr my
and sell II under A POSITIVE GUARANTEE (for
cnndifions see pamphlet wrapping bottcl ,.,
The following are among those diseases IN WnlSSn
nv Fayorite Prescription has worked cures, as II py
n15gc and with a certainty never before attleu oy
any medicine: Leucorrhpa, Excessive tloWNlng,
Poinf1l Monthly Periods, Suppressions WIeh from
iInnafural causes, Irregularities, Weak Back fro11
ionsns or Failing of the Uterus, AnteVerslon anu
ISetroTersion. Bearing-down Sensations, uiernai
IJeat Nervous Depression, Debility, DesponuehGy,
Threatened Miscarriage, CHRONIC Congesuon, IN
Illumination and liberation OF the Uterus ln1potencS
Barrenness or Sterility, and Female Nenkness.. Il
do not extol this medicine as " cure-al' s 9ut IL y
SdpiirsbIv fllfIs q sInRlcness OF purpose, bellg
nst nerfct sDecifc in all chronic diseases of the
sexuaf system of woman. 1t VIII n0I dlSapPo4A n"A
will it 40 harm in state or cOndltlon
Thoso who re further Information CD Inesc sun
iecrs can obtain it in THE PEOPLES tOsANoN oENStt
NITDICAI ADVISER = book of over SO pages, SENT SENT
InstnaiJ ON receipt of Sl.5O II treats flnutely o
Hose diseases peculiar to Females, ana gives ltucL
valuable advice in regard to the management "
those affections. ,,.,.,
RV PIERCE. NJ. D.. PrOp'r, WorlVS Dlspeh5ar1
and InvJlid5' Hotel, Buffalo, NJ y
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