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RgD7S.ESlND1SE.

DOOR. LENDING TO SUlTTHE MEANS
ID AND TASTE OF ALl.-Our kludrl! ~"
plctc enough 20 turn ont any atni OF "oIH 80" =
equal 10 ANY North or South. We Use mae, az -
Wotkmen according 10 the qustlty OF ""tN. ,'.'
fore Nc can bind in i cheap manner Al YOU" -,
or In the best artistic ,tyie 1t ouR prise. ""''
Bi.ASK-BbohS a specially. ,,t,vy
We have for sale III 1900 koon-h'N =
with All the ucce> S:try machinery and tools t"' =
4 good chance for SOME ictiyc nAn to 'it"T
living. Iap22-dSwl RANDOLPH EH"!''~'''
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HT ANOTHER LARGE ADDITION
to our stock of PARASOLS just rece we'd.
ap27 LEVY BROTHERS.

CT THE GREATEST BARGAINS
ever offered In Richmond arc now offered ut SYCLE
| BROTHERS:
BLACK SILK at soc:
BLAcK siLK At $l-renI value, $40; o,,o.
very GGRH siSy SIX fx + 591SS value nIAeA 'RoS
Extra magnificent quality LYONS BOILED TAT
p1t tEEAf PH e i SEThl yaf SsfE' al
MoHNiR BRlLLIANTINE at s5c. per yard;
Exira-fne kuBiS's cAsHMEkE at 70 and Soc.
per yard very inc fxtr Gn!iy a. s9e
touiShingly low prices. such rs BDMBAIINE,
HENRIETTA CLOTHS, GRAPE CLOTHS.
TAMISE, and BIERRLTZ:
STRIPED and COLORED SILKS;
| Beautiful STRIPED SILKS ut Csc. per ward:
Handsome evening shades such rs LIGHT BLUE,
BLHc KAN AND pCtSo LUEED sATlSs-we orer extra
new @aIS lot of cAMrrlc EDGlNGs just received,
CAMBRIA EDGiNG, quarter Of yard wide, suit
able for ladies skirts and misses dresses, only
2oc per ya lie ?H per Ys n[d; Won
New styles BLA"K GRENADINES;
The lar !s assortment OF CAssMERES for mems
and bows welr. from 22c ~:
Look al our REGULAE-MADE HOSE, three pairs
All the latest styles of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC
DRESS GOODS:
All colors BOURETTE. from one shilling u soc.
BUNTING, all color. for zoe:
| Don't fail to look at our TOWELS;
Handsome MElANGE. suitable for trayclltn"
dresses, ut l2isc. per 9ard-rcal value, 2Jc. per
Don't t'T fail TO look at our new FANCY-EsuROI-
DERF,D HANDKERCHIEFS;
LADIES GAUZE VESTS at 2Jc.--rcal value. Toe:
MATTINGs: TABLE, and FLooR;oIGLnT!IS,
WISDOW-SHADES. and LACE CURTAINS
cheaper than any house in the city;
CORSETS Irol:; 5Uc. 10 pGDoi
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NJ \. GREENTREE,
SIS BROAD STREET
S4o DIe'C.hD - IIsTsI
BETWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH,
has Just opened

BETWEEN EIGHTH ASD NINTH
has just opened
l2 cases or STRAW HATS, which he ogrr, q.
great sacrifice;
HATS at SOC. sold everywhere else at 75c. o, =.
HATS at 60c., NJ 75c. and 81. selling genrr,ry :,
from S1 to 81;
All styles Of HATS for men. youtlI,, AMI box;
MACKINAW HATS nj 81;
All the latest In GESTLEMEN'S FURNISHING,
GOODS at prices To save purchaser, at least "a
per cent;
In CLOTHING he has made every ctl.rt 10 rr,e.r,
the very best style. best goD!S. AMI the Iav 49,,
prices;
FLANNEL SUITS ut $780,
CHEyIOT SUITS al $3.50 worth ?l2:
All kinds of CLOTHING for meas, youths. sp,
boys wear.
Call and see the new prices on gno''. N"trui,.
to show goods. ap 23-Tu,Th.t-lm
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FURNITURE.

1000 EAST MAIN srREEi---f1
lZUC NEW Store! NEW GSoi'S kS
LOWEST PRICES AL have just r,cS'rl IN
full line OF FURNITURE FOR eitano"f, p''s',.,
uiuiny-roou., and Office. Latest ,iesi-a, en'"
suits from to $500; rtrinr suits IN ,,rs
Terry, cotelaiue, amt s,lS. from $40 70 f53V ,it,
aua wuod chairs. These goods h~ihs nSnStS 49,, -,
cost. Mattre SEE, Feather Beds. Pillows, St' ~
hoisrerins ami repairing. Terms liberal r;,wnpp.
fc az j. u aaAE"H
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JOIN M0RRIssEY PARALYZED.- Troy, ~.
+, April 90. Senator Morrissey was
stricken with paralysis Of the right arm
Yesterday. HE'S helpless and cannot speak,
but Dartakes OF food and drink,
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EEENCH PHARMACEUTICALS.

TRENCH HARMACEUTICALS.
YIN CIIhSS AING PEpsISE EFT DIAsTAsE:
WIN DE DUSAitT, Az LACToruOSPIATE DE
ClIAUX:
SIROP DE AUBERGItE;
GDUDRONDE GUYOT:
SIRuP d HYPOrIiOSPHITES.S SWAMI. PARIS:
S!ROP PfIOSPHATEDE FER. par IERAS, PARIS !;
DIR. FRANKS GRAINS DE SA&TE:
PiLULfiS, DEXTRAGr DE PAULL!SlA;
pII.ULES DE BLANCHARD:
APIOL DIES Di'S. JORET EFT H0MOLLE;
ENUS DIGESTIVE GRASULES;
PASTILLES DU DIR. BELLOC;
PEPSINE ACIUIFIE-BoCDAuLT:
SOUS-AZOTATE DE DiSMuTfl. II
MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore,
apo 9l9 Main street.
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ITALIAN INSECT POWDER
FOR Destroying FLEA
ITALIAN INSECT POWDER
Fol: DESTROYING ALL INSECTS.

The name Italian was given 10 this celebrated IN.
SECT POWDER because we felt IL was necessary
to use n TRADE-MAEK different from that OF any
other manufacturer aud 10 distinguish 1t from other
Insect Powders which have been tried and found
WORTHLESS. At great expense for advertising mat
ter and wARRANTISG EVERY PACKAGE SOLD
BY Us, we have succeeded in establishing the fact
that ALL INSECT POWDERS are NOT worthless.
The main dcnOts arc at corner Ninth ami Main
trccts and corner Fifth and Marshall streets. Cen
uinc pm: up In BOTTLES ONLY, and sold at 20, %,
and 80 cents per bottle. -
1t IS NOT sold by all druggists and groccrs. 1t can
be had Of Meade 4 Baker, i. W. Noting, G.. 4.
Eock. j. \. Augustine DR.. Farrar In Rockett>l, l..
=. Thomas. }. Bllr. At wholesale by Purcell, Ladd
& Co. and J.. W. Powers L Co.
Eg- SAMPLE PACKAGES BY NAIL TO Any
PART OF THE COUNTRY on RECEIPT OF 80
CENTS. MILLER & PIERCE.
corner Fifth and Marshall streets.
POLK MILLER & Co,
corner Ninth and Main streets.
Soil propretors of ITALIAN Insect POWDER.
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The issue which Il metropolitan paper is
seeking to make in the State should be met
By The press ard public men. Ii The Con-
sentative party is to take its position upon
the State-debt question, let it be done, and
promptly and decisivelv done. We are tired
OF lodging the Issue. Draw your lines, toe
the scratch, and let the verdict come.
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The rcidiusters are striving to lug the
State-debt question into the congressional
issue. II it is made a question it will be
by the persistent effort OF those whose stock
in trade consists ir cross-road politics and
coiirt-grecn harangucS. a congressman
should be able to discuss national politics
and the great. issues now before the cOlln-
Try, not local questions and those Of mere
State lines.
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,.Rlr.AIR,Rr AGES.
nEATFfs.

Married. on the eth OF April, by Me eh hes II
BI.RKEI; both Of Richnond, Va. no earu'
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MILE.lNERY GOODS. &c.
STAGE LINE.
HILL STAGE.

a new and commodous STAG r will start on Mon
day morning from the corner OF Twcntr-afih aud
Venlbe streets.
Esre-sineIe, 1oc.; four tickets, 25c.; eighteen
for 81. fs,as-E.r1s -.
4 Runs as follows :: Leaves Church Hill nj $50 A.
b.. leaves post-oilice ut 7:15 A. NJ; leaves Church
Hill 7:1o AM. Nuke trips eysry three quarters Of
M hour during the day. Leaves the post-ofiice az
Pm. DAVID III. BELL,
up 29-3tx Proprietor.
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MI" MINERAL WATERS.

VIC llI.
HAUTERIFE ASD tELENTIN>
SETTER.
TAUNUS, OBEH Settlers. ArOLLlNi>.
APOLIiSARl-.
Jus: laud' direct from EurJlc. and for ,H'" "1o1
sale and retail, 10y o~iN" 'ENN/,
ap 23-eOdlm No. Il Governor ''f'''.
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We tsayc RoBsRT GI.ARgE ~ Co. III (Cin-
sinaatil catalogae oi choice books for the'l
library.
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MIN DRESS GOODS YOU CAS-
COHEN BROTHERS

MIN DRESS GOODS YOU CAN
COHEN BROTHERS
L magnificent line Of every citSs Of goods. t."n lie
cheapest TO the finest imported
SILKS of every description AMI color, inrlulial q.
the Paris novelties In style and color,
SATISS in all coor,;
BROCADED SILKS In the most beautiful design:
BOURETTE ana fEATIiEEED design In French
drcss-goods: also. the MILAN AMI LLAMA;
In GRENADINES the CllEVILLE, MEXICAN,
BOURETTE;
CHENILLE, DAMtSSE, and IRON. In h,ics AL
coIorS;
% pieces MARSELLES at ioc.. worth from ''.c
10 zoe. Ger yard. Hp@f
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MAYOR,
W. c. DARLINGTON.
CANDIDATE FOR REFLECTION
THE MAYORALTY,

RICHMOND, VA. April 81 1878.
Colonel Lloyd = Bedu:
Dear Sir-We, the undersigned cilizens OF K1ch-
mond, representing merchants, manufacturers. pro p
vicoe ns member of the Board Of Aldermen during
the past four years. well as your personal EFFORTS
to advance the mercantile and manufacturing IN
tcrest of our city, desire that you VIII allow us 10
nresent YOUR name for the Office of Mayor
For sucn an Office should be selected one OF our
most worthy and Intelligent citizens, ana we Ieel
convinced that you are on this account, The choice
of our people, and that IN your acceptance we sha
he enabled to offer name for this time-honored ana
important position In every respect worthy Oh the
history Of our city.
W;th nssuranceS of orr high regard your obedient
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-" ~" = -
Jenkins & S'egal,
John N. Morris,
w. J. johnson Sc Co.,
e i. Cook & Co.,
Charles 2. Stokes 4 Co.
Powers, Blair & Co...
Ad. Blair,
Ed ward Cohen,
4. 6. Watkins,
/. S. Eer.
John Purcell.
James +. Purcell,
John Bowers.
". S. Dunnan, Sons s. {
K. Z. Richardson,
r. J.. Christian.
Jones Brothers & Co.
W. u. Williams,
George w. Allen.
ThoiHis }. Patrick.
George #. Pleasanis,
L. &. C'rump. n. D.,
Seldom & Bruce,
A. s. Lee,
Lee, Seldom & Co.,
Davenport ( Morris,
james Il. Vaughan,
II. WalIerstcln SC Co.,
+. & s. Workman K CO
Polk Miller,
W. r. Fitzgerald & Bro
5. Z. Lathrop,
Z. E. Dupuy,
p. I. Archer.
II. w. Harrison,
j. A. Grigg,
j. M. Bibb,
w. IL. bulI,
William Ira Smith,
Maurice Clagett.
James w. Gibson,
John Z. Yancey.
NOrvell Ryldnd,
Charles II. simpson,
A. W. G. Smith,
W. T.. Atkinson,
r. Ct. COghlaD.
A. w. Galloway,
W. p. Smith,
III. Z. Tallaterro,
Silas Shelhlrn,
Pcyton Wise,
Alexander Cameron,
f. ID. Christian,
r. A. Mills,
William +. Gray,
Samuel NJ. l:ailey,
II. G.. Williams,
John X. Cllildrcy,
David Bridges,
K. Fl. Dibrell.
John n. Snead, I"
Abner Harris,
L. Dickerson.
S. Z. Carr,
A. ID. Chockley,
S. 3. Mason,
William Jctcr,
6. Barksdale,
4. III. Owen,
+. Is. Hart,
N. F, Wilson,
p. F. Conrad,
Walter X. Martin,
j. y. Merton,
William Warren, Jr-
j. B. Wilson,
r. l.. Richardson,
T.. 3. Meade,
:. A. Glover,
L. W. PickrGll,
Henry y. Cannon,
James LYONS, Jr.,
:. G.. Flonrnoy,
4. j. Miller,
J. $. Moore,
". p. Is;lacs. DR.,
Henry Bodeker.
James McGraw,
+. Il. Williams,
Frank ID. Hill,
Robert Stinard.
Charles i. Walfcrd,
\. l:ickel,
y. II. Stegcr,
w. J. Burke,
w. Goddln,
\. II. Willlams.
George W. Anderson,
George ID. J haXton,
K. {. NichoEts,
Lewis III. Blair Il Co.,
Joseph e.. Blackwell,
Robert Howard.
james II. Dooley,
Robert OulG,
James y. Dunlop,
John \. Meredith.
Richard q. Brown,
:. q. Fairbans.
Robert II. Wills,
K. Todd.
George X. Gibson,
K. Simon.
+. II. Ford.
l.. 8. RagIand,
j. i. Thomas,
j.. e. Loving,
X. L. Motley.
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Claiborne W atkln-,
y. CralZ,
s. W. Harwood,
IS. Putrcy.
Thomas j. Evans,
q. Ii. Chalkley.
John +. Meredith,
Jones, Snyder & Young,
Harvey & Blair.
T.. f. Taylor Il Co.
.Lathrop 4 Leigh,
Allison & Addison,
George Lee.
Thomas SeddHn,
John Rankin.
s. II. Halves,
Gates & Minor.
Meade & Baker,
w. &. Day,
John Il. Cooke.
Shelton, Minor & Co.,
John =. Word,
j. j. Lambert.
}. NJ. MayIicld,
Edward ID. Price.
Thomas Il. Price & Co.,
Wootll,ousc 4 Parham,
a. F. Jahnke,
X. G. Sutton.
II. G. Arnctt,
Il. l.. Butler,
John +. Wren,
w. Il. Warwick.
Charles Howard,
i. King,
j. j. Wilson,
G.. A. Haynes,
Charles l.. Todd,
X. +. Somerville,
Z. Ii. Baskerville,
Charles T. WORKMAN,
James L. Gray,
Il. G.. Morton,
W. G.. Miller,
Scott 4 Clarke,
John Finders, Jr.,
W. y. Sheppard, Jr.,
Robert W. Alliner,
L. NJ. Griffin,
j. Fl. Sarvay,
w. G. Mcintosh,
w. A. Bragg,
r. j. Christian.
Robert cambridge,
w. X. Pugh,
w. NJ. Bridges,
Il. W. Williams,
Adolph Dill,
j. w. Powell.
John 7. Goddin,
Cyrus BossieuX,
George 4. Cunningham,
Thomas Branch,
John Morton,
Mann 5. Quarles,
w. w. Gcsden,
John +. Allen,
Edwin 3. Sncad,
III. Heth.
John II. Williams,
Samuel e.. Shields,
Robert Weudenburg,
V. Hccklcr. Jr., & Bro,
l.. Panieis,
X. II. Dnke,
ID. T. Walker.
j. X. Sedmick.
j. ID. Whitehead,
W.. 4. Clark,
\. Talbot,
Ru. +. Williams ( Co..
Howard Swineford,
Robert Fl. Gillian,
j. Preston Cooke,
}. =. George,
W. VI. Getty,
j. ID. Getty,
j. Ii. Winston,
w. Pohlig,
j. II. Claiborne,
Charles j. Anderson,
John Is. Purcell.
:. :. Cottgc!l 4 Co..
Bauglirnan BROTHERS,
Gcorgc II. PoindcXtcr.
John Johns, il,
a. l.. Boulwarc.
John o. Sjcccr,
j.. NJ. Conner.
John \. Coke,
4. }. Vaughan,
Il. G.. Scott,
i. II. Winston,
u. 4. Rlltcf.
W. 4. SiZer.
Leroy L. Brown.
j. III. SclloOlcr,
john f.. Ra@iand,
James Motherhood,
:. II. Bowman,
George Lyons,
u. X. Anderson, Jr.,
Robert Il. Lyme,
Joseph a. Hopkins.
X. Lewis,
T.. r. III kinton,
James Gordon.
+. n. Garrett.
4. l.. Nealc.
-. i. !rosscr,
i. 7 l;a'lcw.
J. II. Ellcrs0a,
Thomas Elicit.
Il. r. SneaG,
=. J.. TranI.
IL. T.. Wcisieer,
II. VI. Smith Il Co.,
Robert Curtls,
j. y. Parker,
William Marshall, Jrr
l.. NJ. Cliamberlayuc.
Walter X. Hill,
G. II. McGrudcr,
+. &. Lcakc, Jr.,
r. j.. Campbell.
4. l." Shepherd!
y. L. Sheppard,
Cornelius Dou.lass.
William 6. DaEdrilsc,
Hugh Blair.
William L. Palmer,
". Leigh Burton,
James Blair,
Charles Ellis,
&. r. Dahncy,
J.. Wagner.
thlr'es +. Richardson,
W. Zilnmcrlnann,
}. II. rraiil,
+. Il. Burke.
II. W. penuison,
n, l.. Thomas,
q. w. Baby,
-. AntilCtii,
l.. J.. Hooker,
&. $. Wharton,
mp 29-2t
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CARDOZO, FOURQUREAN & co.
are daily receiving
NEW SPRING GOODS

of every description, which the" assure the public
they win sell cheap as goods can be bought TINS
or The New York markets, Every novelty, as IL ap-
pcars Ia The northern markets, shall be presented to
our customers. ap23
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DkEEs. aEEDtGINEs. dc.

CATALAN INSECT POWDER"
4 FOR DESTROYING REACHES.
ITALIAN INSECT POWDER
Fol, DESTROYING DED-BEGS.
ITALIAN INSECT POWDER
FOR DESTROYING FLIES.
ITALIAN INSECT POWDER
EOH DESTROYING FLOWER INSECTS.
ITALIAN INSECT POWDER
FOR DESTROYING ANTS.
ITALIAN INSECT POWDER
FOR Destroying FLEAS.
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SEVENTH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE BIBLE so.
CIETY-INTERESTING ADDRESSES AND ELEc-
TON OF OFFICERS-SEvERE HAIL-STOEM-
THE FRUIT CROP CONSERVATIVE POLITICS.
LIQUOR LICENSES GRANTED-MAD-DoG KILL
ED-PERSONAL MATTERS-THE MUNICIPAL
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-12-26
Solid Silver Spoons at
Bedel's.

II. II. Marshman & Co. have an ex-
ceedingly full and fine lot of furniture.
We called to see their furniture on Fri
day last, and did not know that
so many fine articles could be slowed in
two rooms, up stairs and down. Mr.
Aten showed US a chair, made in Della
ware, Ohio, which he claims is superior
to our celebrated Mottville, New York,
chair. While we do not fully admit this,
we must admit that these are indeed
very fine chairs. Mr.. Aten says that
many persons are buying furniture for
holiday presents, to present to friends
1t is certainly better to present a friend
with beautiful rocking chair, bureau,
wash stand, settee, or some other useful
article, than to present them some use
less, but tiashy toy, perhaps costing more
money than the really useful articles.
Marshman & Co. can supply any article
in the line of furniture, from cradle
down to coffin. Rooms opposite the
County Jail, on Main Street, Jackson, o.
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LEGAL.
-~~------~->--~~~~~-v~~>~v-
NOtitHtO Physicians.

The Board of InhrInary Directors of Jackson
county, Ohio, will receive sealed proposals from
all physicians and surgeons duly authorized to
practice medicine and surgery in the State of
Ohio, at the Treasurer's office, in the Court
Saturday, December Is, 1873, for medical and
surgical services, medicines, and all things
necessary and required in the medical and sur
gical treatment of all persons who are paupers
and require such treatment, in the Township of
ship of Milton the lst and I'd Precincts, and for
the County Infirmary, for the full period Of one
year. The conditions upon which the bids Will
be accepted are as follows, to wit:
1st. The Physician and Surgeon whose bid
shall be accepted, will be required to enter into
a written contract with said Board of 1nfirmary
Directors, and give bond and security for the
faithful performance of the contract. said
Board of Directors. Said bond to be double the
amount of the contract price.
I'd. All bids to be separate, for each Preclnct
of each Township, and the County Infrmary.
Sd. Proposals, or bids, to be for a salary or
gross amount, and not by the visit,
4th. Payment to be made quarterly; that is,
at the Regular meetings of said Board OF Direc-
tors.
5th. Physicians to furnish all medicines nee
essary; also, all surgical instruments and ap-
pl1anceS required.
Said Board of Infrmary Directors reserve the
right to reject any or all bids received.
By order of the Board of InfirmaTy Directors OF
PETER BUM, Clerk.
decI9t2w
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Why Verify!

Why be an animated tallow-shop when
Allans Anti-Fat is safe and sure RENE
dy for obesity, or corpulence, and will re-
duce the most ill-proportioned form to
graceful outline within few weeks. It
contains no Ingredients that can possibly
prove deleterious to the system. well
known chemist, after examining its con-
stituents and the method of its preps ra-
ton, gives it his unqualified endorse
ment as remedy that cannot but act
favorably upon the system and is well
calculated to attain the object for which
it is intended"
BALTIMORE, Md, July IL, 1873.
Prop'rs Allan's Anti-Fat, Buffalo, N. Y.
DEAR SIRS-I nave taken two bottles of
Allan's Anti-Fat and it has reduced me eight
pounds Very respectfully,
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State of Ohio, Jackson County, S.:
Court of Common Pleas.

State of Ohio, Jackson County, S.:
Court of Common Pleas.
Samuel Riegel VS.. Washington Gilliland.
On 1st order of sale.
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of
an order of sale issued out of said court, on the
10th day of November, A. D. 1878, and TO me di-
rected as Sheriff of said county, l will offer for
sale at the door of the court house, in Jackson,
on
Saturday, December 28th, A D. 1878,
at one o'clock p. m. of said day, the following
described real estate, situated in the county Of
Jackson and State of Ohio, to wit:
Inc south west quarter of the north west
quarter of section number twenty-six (26l,
township number five (5), of range number
nineteen 19), subject to sale at Chillicothe,
OHIO, containing thirty-eight acres more or less.
Also, the south east quarter of the north east
quarter of section number twenty-seven (27),
township number five, of range number nine
teen (l9), subject to sale at Chillicothe, Ohio,
containing forty acres more or less.
Appraised as follows:
First described lot at 500.
Second described lot at 500.
Terms of sale, cash on day of sale.
To be sold as the property of Washington Gill
hland, to satisfy Judgment and decree in favor
of Samuel Riegel.
Given under my hand this 25th day of No
vember, 1873. JOHN NJ. EWING,
Sheriff j. Z. o.
nOV2St5t
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Farmers guard your Horses, Cattle,
Sheep and Hogs from the Distempers,
Colds and Fevers so easily.taken this
time of year, and costing so much when
neglected, by mixing Uncle Sans Condi-
tion Powder in their feed according to
the directions. You can make no invest
ment that will yield SO great profit to
your purse, and comfort to your stock
Sold by all druggists. Sold by Geo W
Miller nov
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-12-26

With the sudden changes of tempera
ture which prevails in Autumn weather,
rain, sleet, wind, snow and sunshine
often in a single day-it is no wonder
that Death gathers such a rich harvest
among the neglected Colds and Coughs
Every home should contain Eilert's Ex-
tract of Tar and Wild Cherry which pre-
vents serious sickness if taken in time,
and will surely cure Colds, Coughs, Ca
tarrh, Consumption and all Bronchial
Complaints. Don't wait for sickness to
come but at once procure this valuable
remedy, it may save life when delay
would result in death Warranted and
Sold by all Druggists. Sold by G. w.
Miller. nov
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