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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-11-14

Mrs. Vest died On Saturday night
Mother Vest was perhaps the oldest
woman in Jackson. Her aged husband
survives her. They were married nearly
sixty years ago.
We had been acquainted with Mrs
Vest for nearly thirty five years. She
was good woman. She came as near
Christian perfection as any person we
ever knew. Honest. industrious, patient.
kind, humble and devout. her life was a
shining example, and was louder SER
mon in favor of the genuine character of
the Christian religion than the most
eloquent sermons of the most learned
divines
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-11-14

Two more locomotives will be put upon
the s., j. u Railroad in a few DAYS,
and 100 more cars have been contracted
Tor, and the first iustallment of them will
be put upon the road this week An av-
erage of 40 cars loaded with coal 90 out
OF this county each day, on this road A
large quantity of coal is shipped on the
other road From $500 to $500 is receiv.
ID each day in this county for coal 1t
will soon reach 5000 per day.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-11-14
The Remedy.

TO escape the worthless ahnuI,.at nrs
"tt~red under the tIte "t Bak ,ng P .wd,i
rests wholly with the consumers; thu,
are the ones - At have 20 ~nff, u
7. c. Cream B king Pny,:rr J. It ,.d ..
10y c..tn'i~I- I' he the M i-..t ct ..,.
WhOlesOme powder made
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-11-14

Economy is the road to wealth -
fifty cents worth Of Uncle Sans Harness
Oil applied to your harness will make the
leather look like new and keep it soft
and pliable. Sold by John c Branson
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-11-14

DR. Pagin will be at Hamden, Wednes
day, Nov. 20 AtJackson, Gibson House,
Thursd'y, Friday and Saturday until
noon, Nov. 2lst, 22d and 23d
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-11-14

We have received two or three mar
riage notices without receiving any mon
ey, or auy promise of it. We do not pub
lish any marriage notices unless accom-
panied by fifty cents, or the promise
thereof, by some responsible person.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-11-14

On Thursday night train on the Mar
row Gauge road ran over hog on the
track near the farm Of John l.. Long, a
mile or two below Jackson. The train
Was thrown from the track, and man
had his shoulder dislocated, and Rev J.
K. Gibson had his head cut and bruised
but his injuries are not serious.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-11-14

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 Eilerts 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 valua BILE
remedy, it may save lie when delay
would result in death Warranted and
Sold by all Druggists Sold by G. w
Miller nov
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-11-14

Adam had no mother in law, and chill
dren have no worms that use Dr.. Jaoues'
Worm C.kes. Try them. Sold bv G
w Miller noy
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-11-14

QUERY: Why will men smoke com,
mon tobacco, when they can buy Mar
burg Bros. Seal of North Carolina. at
the same price p 27dec77y
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-11-14

Mothers when your little darIings are
fretful they are always sick, DR.. Win
chelPs Teething Syrup is a speedy cure
for acidity of the stomach and wind
collie. 1t regulates the bowels, cures
colds, is harmless to the child, and is an
old and well tried remedy. Sold by all
Druggists at only 25 cents bottle Sold
by g. W. Miller. nov
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-11-14

We saw Robert Patterson on Saturday
lie said be had come after 4 cpffin Tor
Job Nc VI lien, who had died of cancer
Mr.. McMillen resided near Hamden.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-11-14

Uncle Sans Nerve and Bone Lini
ment is healing balm for every wound
on man or beast. Sold by all Druggists
Sold by 6 w Miller nov
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-11-14

Now that life insurance is so uncertain
you bad better use Eilert's Daylight
Liver Pills. good health must follow
Sold by g. w Miller nov
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-11-14
Good News to all Ont of Emnlovment

"Oou NEWS co ali ouC OF employment.
We Will send free by mail to any one desiring
pleasant and profitable employ ment, beauti-
ful Chrome and confidential circular of the
American and European Chrome Company
showing how to make money. We have some
thing entirely new. such rs has never been Of
f"r-d 10 the public before. There is lots of
money In 1t for agents Address, er closing a
3-ctnt stamp for return postage on Chrome, F.
GLEASON, 10 Essex street, Boston. Mass.
UcI2Itlm
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-11-14
>>1znl2zzn4

Advantages unequaled. Course of study and
business training the most comprehensive.
thorough and practical in existence. Students
received at any time. For circulars containing
full particulars. address,
j. C. SMITH, A. NJ, PITTSBURGH, PA ,
Oct I0-2m.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-11-14

The jury in the case OF Ohio VS.. Thomas
W. Patterson remained out two days and
nights. They stood for acquittal and
for conviction, divided politically
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-11-14

The weather is becoming raw and
wintry by spells.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-11-14

Keeping nuisance. Plea guilty Fine
$50 and costs.
State of Ohio VS. John Bertsch. Sell
ing liquor. Plea guilty. Fine $5 and
costs.
State of Ohio vs. William Ward. Sell
ing liquor. Plea guilty. Fine S. and
costs.
State of Ohio VS.. John McPheters.
Larceny Sent to Jail one day.
State of Ohio VS.. Jacob Bertsch. Keep
ing nuisance. Plea guilty. Fine $50
and costs.
Mark Sternberger us. Adam Scott and
A. A. Austin. Judgment by default for
$1O9 S8.
Matilda Downey VS.. Harriet Downey
Partition. Order Of sale made.
Wellston Coal & Iron Co. VS.. Samuel
H. Tidd ct al Sale confirmed.
Simpson Jones vs. Rudolph Mink ct al
Sale confirmed
Elizabeth Powers VS.. George H. w.
Pritchard Sale confirmed.
Shipley. Hoover Il Co. vs. John c. Fl
Cobb. Judgment by default for 1884 80
The last jury trial was the case OF Elec
ta Burnside VS.. John H. Horton and
VIM. H. H. Horton, administrators of
VIM. Horton. 1t was suit for services
in taking care of deceased during his
last sickness. There were from 20 to 80
witnesses The case is too longto report
{,,1
Monday, and after adjournment the jury
agreed upon verdict of $50 in favor of
plaintiff
The Judge appointed J A Aleshire
and irvine DUNCAN to examine the An
nual Report of the county Commission
ers. The indictments under the scrip
law were submitted to the Court on mo-
tion to quash. raising the legal question
as to the constitu tionality of the law.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-11-14
A NOTED DIVINE SAYS.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. Sd, 1875.
DR.. TUT Dear Sir:-For Ten Years l have
or''n iLtallyr 10 Dyspepsia, Constipation and
Plies The best physicians Jailed 10 relieve me
from thus living death your pills Were r-com-
ihend-d; the dTSt dose gHvr nir su"h relief that
continued 10 take them | au now a well
M go: hay t'',t 'is. is.}I. 'eu r St,,Dl~ pile
.f s.f. I-ruUdS flesh
i-Ii' gold.
t, y .- INPSON.
.-.... nj IS MUIR
ray street, ". !. -7JupesSm6
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-11-14
Educate yo ur B ys
send them to
Riveryiaw Military Academy.

PoUGHKEEPsIE. n. Y. OTIS BISHEE, A. NJ.
PrlucipHt atui Pinpri.'tur. VII ~ they " II ii i
80 . ! ~s'''put aul'lln~ ..n H.. ...t .. D. .
".''"- 'r'iTe.'-'. ia tIEni .'s
80. WI W' srr Il ....E
iu =. J. 20 - ) ~L4iu.,Ds. o,.-.,D
Gynsl at reduced F4LsE. ocl2AIru
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-08-12
neutrality-suspicious.
2trbetteu int 9lnaMf.

Die bauptld6li0iten SeIbfri6te nit
2luSnaDme bon Nell6forn etc. tperoer
jcBt eillgebcimlt letn. Sails Stoppelpetz
3en inn Oerbltc alt5gelaet tperoen l0u, mltB
Die bctreffenoe Stoppa ipfort ta6 beleittgz
ter Grnte flad ein9e6rO6eu nn0 tpenil
itb Damn llnfrduter Seigen - bic @gge ooer
Der Gultiuator gebraudt tperoen. Jfur 70
lit e5 ntDgli6, bas SaatfclO rein uto
lD6er 5u er6alten, Stpei SeOingunger, Die
fir baS CUTE @iltbringen Der NuSlaat I'M
Nnfang S~eptembers lnum9dn9lt6 er7
forbcrlt6 itn0. -
Sn Der eriten 6dIfte 6ieies Monats ldBt
fiA oft nod nit gutem @rfolgs 8udpets
gen lGen, Ser nod por Giltritt bes 6rolteS
reifen tann. Sir @riinfutter fam man
iibrigenS8 u6peisen nod re6t no6l in Der
3tpciten 6Glfte bieleS WpnatS lGen. Wft
9~luSna6nle bon GutabagaS fann man
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Giibenarten ebenfaQS nod
Q~lnfangS Dieies MonatS lGen, nGmli6
ipenn man 9tetbeniaat anipeubct.
Sir Die gorna6me etipatger @lSbe1er>
ung Der Sarn1gebdube, fir Sarbenitrt6
Derlel6en nnb Der Sarm9erdtbl6aften lit
iebt e~benfauS cine paile11be 3ett. QeS>
9let6en loute man f~iir2lnlegung bon neuen
0iltgers ltnD &ompoltbaufen iorgen uno
iih beitrsben, Otober> unO Sopferbe 5ur
8ermeDrlng uno Gr6altung Der 8flanSens
MISUNDERSTANDING ST erbalten I'M
9iingerbofe uuo &ompoit6aufen perben
Die Nrbeiten pdbreno oieies WfonatS
aielnli3 bielelben iein, tpie inn
Sult. Die 6affrii6te beoiirfen INNER
nod oerlel6en 8flege, um gut 5n ge7
bciben. Sir BEN ipGtem @ebraud fam
man BEL geeigneter @itterung nod man6e
YflanSen auSieben lnb ielbit iGcn, wie
Salat, Gnbtuien, Grbien, 8obnen, Sptz
not, 9tettig, 9tiiben etc. Inter alien llmz
itGnben aber itdere man ii6 BON ben reiz
fen @eipd6icn Bic frlbseitig uno tabeIos
our 8DQfomnenbeit ~gelangten Sdmereien.
SIM Si0en mIn1en bcreitS Die 8aurn>
tpOlfel6er bur6ge9angen II. Bic eritcn retz
fen Sru6tfapleln i1res Snbalts entleoigt
tperOen. 2luf reifen Stoppelfelberu lpu>
ten GIben in 0tei6en geidet iperben, lrt1
fir Serr1ebrung Der Sutteroorrdtbe 5u iors
gen. $50 Wetoemangel 6erri6t, lGe man
0afer un0 9tDggeit in 0er 8aumtpolp flan>
Surg aus, nadoen biele einmal geb0rig
bur6pfligt lit. Wfan erStelt babur6 nibt
MIR treffli6eS @riinfutter i'm SpGtberbfte,
%io1oern aud cine le9r quite 8etbe fit ben
Nilter.
9lus Dem &i6engartem 6es Sl6ens
iperoen Die meiiten Semitic Der eriten
@rnte bcreitS e~ntfernt iein, uno gegen
@noe be5 WtonatS fann man AT beoedten
OOer regneriiden 2agen bereits bon neuem
laen 1lO pflan3et, !. 8. &obl, 8lumenz
fo9l, 8roffolt, Selerie, Semi Welonen,
@urfen, Bo6nen, @rblert, tpte &artoffeln.
Sci anbaltenber beiBer unb birrer 8itte5
rltng tparte man aber bamtt bis gum nG6;
iten Monat, no ~regelmdBtg cine @et5
terperGnberung einSutreten pflegt, wel6e
Die 8otnabme Der Saatarbeiten tpeIentlt9
erlei6tert uuD befDrbert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-08-12
Bon Wab 1an0 Her,t.
8 II IT'D.

Ons i6redIi6e II ngIi auf
Der ygams6anbIe" @i~1enbabt
BET 0tingo in ObiQ pobci 10 bieIe Wteltz
idcn, sr0Bten;beilJV beutide uno englil6e
@inipdnberer, i6weT DertDunoet uno nidt
iuctige auf Der Steue get0btet purbeit,
entItanb bur6 ben gptt1trGfGtben
Qet6tiinm zines g%etpiiien Sterling,
bes GonoufteMrs zines 6ra6tz
5uges. ST bate ieine 1tbr nidt aufaez
3ogel1, uilo obne genal 81 ptlien, pie pteL
llbr IS Jet, ttbr er bon Der Station ipetter
III Der Odltnterung nnb benz Wtorgell>
ytebel. 90 fam es 3um mDroertlden 3uz
tantmenitOB SiDti6en benz Sra6taug un6
DEM III boiler Gle beranbrdulenoen 8aiia>
gieriug. Gonoufteur Sterling bate, ais
CT Die Station Nleranoria 9toaos nit let>
1tent l6tperer Sra6tsu9e perlteB, 9egLaubt,
CT babe nod "a Wtinuten iSeit, I'M bic
5 Ofetlen entfernte Station Otingo 3u err
retden uno I'M bann nod Dor Nnfunft 0es
Yaiiagier5u9es auf etn Seitengeletie su
tabren, aber ct bate nur 4 Witutcrt, 10
16le1t tpar er iiber Die 3eit unterri6tet.
Ser frabere ba~Derii6eSffi5ier
OeNbna, Der tpGbren0 6es 8irgerfriegs
I'M Stabe pes 9er. SremDnt mar, ipeiB iebt
aud etlt Steo bon q merifaniid n
Nmtsfreuben 5u fingen. @r fin0t Dtes
3teO 10: Snt Nu9ult pori9ell ecSabres erbielt
ct - cine oeltl6e Qusnabme! - cine
Steue bon 8rGit6ent 6abes, unb stpor Sic
bes 3oIIz 6 in ne B mers All Sitfa in
QLasfd; fie loute ibn, mie man linn
iagte, gegelt $4,000 i'm Sabr eintraoen. Sc
9lbna madte bic tDeite 3etie, tposu man
inn $3.50 porgeitredt bate, Die er perz
brauGte, unb bon 6errn 6apes bate ct Die
3uit6erung, 0ieier Uerbe 81 ibm fteben,
ipenn S6tpierigfeiten entiteben iouten.
Seine Santtlie, Die ct in bdS gisla1o mitz
nebu1en poate, muBte ct tpegen @elbmans
gel in San francisco 3uridlaiien.
9m 81. Sftober 1877 - er3G6lt er tpet=
ter - lei ct in Sitfa angefommen, babe
Beiib pon Qmte ergrtffen uno imGtnflan9e
nit telegrapbii6er Q8etiung, bic ibn in
4ortlan0, Oregon, errei9t bate, iOfort eiz
men eingeben6en, g~etreuen 8eriGt itber ben
Stdnb ber 0t1ge an bas Stoatsz 9epartes
ment eritattet, itatt = pte es bisber ges
l6eben tpar ben 8eri6t i'm Snterefie 9ez
miiier YriDatleute, bnr Quem Der Boitz
@olttractoren, su fdrben. Die 6robenoe
@eIabr eincrS nbianer Meuterei lei ni6t in
Der &ad)z ODER Worbiudt Ser Sittaz ODER
Sittin Stdntnte 5I iuder1, ionbern in Dem
Mangel oil @eieben unb Der Sbatia6e, Dab
Die MISUNDERSTANDING Sitfa's nnb Der
1lm9ebung icben Sag i'm Sabre BON Otnrz
gems bis Abeubs beiOIfen JET. ST babe mad
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-08-12
Git ScIbtntorO, Ooer AUD rteIz
Iet6,t ettt WctO+
sc / 10 a II t E, s. 9lu9.

9C i 10 q u e, .. Nu9.
Seute Worgen um 6 ltbr nurbe in Dern
6aule SEQ. 100 an oer II. StraBe 6elrD
ganJlDn auf benz 6uBboben ieineS Shlafz
5innrners bon ieiner 6rau nit Our6i6nit>
tener &eDle toDt lit leinem 8lute liegen0
aefunben. gta6 ben Nuslagen Der Srau
bate 8an9ipn iih tpGbrenD Der 9ta6t nit
ibr ee3anft. @egen 5 llDr ipurbe fife bur6
eiuen beftigen S6la9 alf ben &opf aus
DEM S6lafe geiDedt, nno aullpringeno
fanb ftc ibren Wanlt, cine @iienltanae it
Der !6an6 baltello, Dpr it6 lteben. Seine
6altung mar cine 10 orDbenoe. baB Tie er>
idredt in baS GrbgeldoB entflo6. QSQb=
renO iie bier ibre Wunbe ausmui6, b0rte
iie iiber fi6 einen %0umpfen 6aI. 9ta6
Sben 3uriidfebrenb fanD ite ibren Wtar1
lit elmer 8lutla6e lieget; neben ibrn lag
Elm &%aitrmeiier, nit ipel6em ct li9 ben
6alS abgel6nittet bate.
Die lllttcrlu0ultg 0e5 8orfaleS bur1
ben 2eidcnbel6auer lit nod nidt 6eenDtgt.
@on fetactt epieBgeieaen ers
i6ofem.
Clint on, Sonia, s. Iug.
Sin gtttbre0er, ber bier urter benz Sea-
men GbarleS gSillon befannt mar, tpuroe
bcute 9to6t UNI 3 ltbr bon eilcm leiner
SpieBgeieGen, nit bencn gen1etni0aitli6
er einen @inbru6 in bas 0auS DcS 81. S.
y. 0lenid III 9DonS 9eltadt bate, erl6olz
len. Or. Wfeuid ipurbe bur6 oaS @e5
rGltih, tpeId)es Die @inbreder : SaltDs
madte, auf9eipeft, unh ipar 9crabe i'm 8es
griff %nadSuleDen, mas IS gGbe, ais Der
SduB fieI. Mabri6eiulib belt ber
SpieBgeleue Nillon's bieieu lit Der 9unz
fe[beit fir beu 8epobner bes 6auieS.
gGdbrenb Die ilbrigen Mitslie6cr Der Bauoe
i6leInigit entflobet, lieBcu tie gStllou ais
2ci6e in benz 6auie suriid. Or. Wtelif
mo6te lofprt Oieloung BON ben 8orfau,
unb bic Goronerss nnterlu6un9 1T iebt int
@an9e.
Gin betr18ertfGer stemer etnneb
net.
MlbnnD, g. g., s. Nltg.
GEM vSSournal" tpir6 oonBau1ton Spa
lit Saratoga County, telesrapbirt, DAB Der
S9uliteuer> @tnnebmer @eorge $. 8arlotp
nit 6interlaiiurg zines 0efiSits BON $500
bur6gebrannt lit. Die gtadri6t BON Der
gerlntreuung, bereu itG tDr@atte ldulotg
genladt bate, rtadte etnen 10 tiefet Gtn7
0ru6 auf Srau 8arlotp, baB oiclclbe ertlt>
lid erfranftiit 8arlotp par berGocdla9ent
Derl9iebener Electromagnetic lbattelt,
un6 ietne Bidder tperoen cine BrltfIng
unteriporten. 9as @eril6t gebt, 6aB ct
ii6 aud in ieinen BripotgeibGften getrl7
gereien bat SIT S6uloen ~fornntcn lalien.
gGoMcn's nt1t tpteoer tDttt.
GGarlefon, g. g.. s. @ug.
Observation-Disclosures 8ul6bre1lter
befannten It6 geltern i'm 8unoesger16t
i6ulbtg, u1ter Der 8eoingung, baB Die
Strnfe ibnen %erlaiIen miro, tpenn 1te oas
@eleb ni9t mebr ibertreten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-08-12

bern @ebtloe bes II 1tan6es
DDer Der 8osbeit."
9as Stem gorfer Sta6tratbsconite
fir DffentItde Nrbeiten belt bieler Saae
Sibung, I'm Die Nnii6ten BON 6erreu AZ
D%eritebmen, pelbe fit @infiibruta 6es
9oIlD'i6eu SD It 6 filb, ipona6
mittelit &0Dren Der 9amp fIr
9et5ung gan5er StGbte un6 81
onberen 3pe6en g%eliefsrt tpirb. General
SpinoIa, iueI6er it6 an ben Stabtrat6
9etDanbt bat, nm bic GrlaubntB Sur Nors
na6me Der CUR. GObrenlegung n0tbigen
lrbeiten 81 erbaIteu, befirtuortete bas
Proteft. @r belnerfte, baB Die Soee elmer
gan5en Stabt 9ampf ais 6"ei3ungslnatez
rtal 81 ~liefer11, perbdltniBmdBis neu lei,
BOD mo- man ite bcreits in gtusfiibrung
9ebra6t Da babe ie it6 als praftil6
ourbtubrbar eriDielen. Qud in Stem Norf
fDuroe man getptB bieielbe @rfabrung mo=
den uto in Der Gage iein, benz SoIfe grobe
Soften 81 erlparen. Die Staot niirbe
ourb @lnflbrrng Der 9ompfleitung, nit
tell. tpel6cr Die Dffentliden S6ulen, bie
Yolt5et7S tattonsbGuier uno anbere Dffente
li9en VebGuoe gebetSt merben fDnnen,
minbeitcns $780, 0O i'm Sabr erlparen.
Sir 6ausbaltungen aber beipG6re fib bas
Spltem alsge3ei6net, oa es piel @elD unb
nnanue9mIidteiten eripare, Ssruer li
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-08-12
@aIo ataO NcaeM.

l1eber Sen pobltbGtigen @tnfuB Der
gBGloer auf bic @rbaltung Der 6eu6ti9feit
in Der SUIT uub auf bic NeSelHns Der
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-08-12

gr.Sames felt "a Sa6ren Obsuouf anf benz Geotete,
tisitfSetIwiHeni6aft setanOea. utter rnO e%rIa9tIing
if pom GROCER g8i6ti9feit bet 8sbanblnn9 pee petl9LeA
etrietur u. /. ID. wirO in %taraeter 3eit seleitt. Ss1
ihIe6tItde Sdpdden, rddttt9s Saamener@teBun9eHs
NuSSdGas i'm GeIi&t &C. crseusen, tonneu ebeuiau5 tr
1uIdeiter' !3sit bird bic beitbstannten Ntittst Der @stt
rurirt wer6en. Gin Bud iir bic O%fiIltonen, .%entDaltenn
Nues in 8eau9 aui Sei6Ie6tstranfbeiten, bic 9eDeimA
mile bes 6sl5tedtslebsns rno bersn 6Olser, irei Su 61z
bew in ber Oiice ober seaem Gntri6tnng pom 10 eeats
lung, ioIpie Soft unD 2ogis perlanget, m6gen i9 niiuOz
lid ober i9rittli6 meIbsn. Ale Gei8dfte eoniioentiea-
Or. Santes bat 20 3immer ruo 9orlors. 8ei eineun
!lbr @iOrseus bts 2 llbr @benOs. Sonntass ponl ID
bis u llbr. GoniuEtatiOR irets nan lprebe Dor oo.c
tdTetbs. Or. SanIes it ID Sabre all. S5GHStl0u~Obao
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-08-12
Sr- SauteS.
SoG=SofpttaE,
&ac Vra1tfItit H.
SGIbiitstO1
Str.,

Gbicngo, SlS-
Gpnt StaGtoe31rA
teri gum 3wede, nur
allen q c y CT 1T E Z
ltnb d tttI6.E
&ranfbcitett tn
ibren peri6teOenorT
iieeu unb compltcirz'
1ti1 ysorntsu bic beltz
nl5gIi9ite 9nr anssz
beiben Su lafen. IS
lit o~ugenlein in o:r
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-08-12
Gtm betri8ertfGer SteMer ettncb
Mtet.
gOoMem's nt6t ,pteoer tD1t1t.

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6unbertunba6tunbbretbig 8ul6brenrer
befannten it6 9eitern i'm 8unoeSger19t
i6ulbtg, unter Der 8eoingung, baB Die
Strnfe ibnen e%rlaiien miro, ipent ite bas
@eiek ni1t mebr ibertreten.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-05
ARTESlAN WELLS.

TINE UNDERSIGNED BE6S LEAVE
Il to inform the public that he now
prepared, with the most approved machinery,
to eink Artesian Wells in any part of the state
on the shortest notice.
All orders or communications on the sub
ject address to Caf',on Palmer, BATH
Mountain, willr ceiye I-ampt attention.
9. L CAHOONs
Battle Mountain. October 9 t876tS~s.n
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-05
LIEU LANDS.

We are in receipt of bill introduced
in Congress by Representative Wren,
relative to school lands of Nevada. The
bill provides. in accordance with
joint resolution of the State Legisla-
ture. that the Act of Congress donating
the Sixteenth aud Thirty. sixth Sections
of public lands to the State for school
purposes be repealed. so far as the un-
sold portion of said grant is concerned.
and that in lieu of said sections there
shall be granted to the State of Nevada
one million acres of the public lands. to
be selected by the State In the same
manner and under the same conditions,
and of the same character of lands as
are now by law provided for selections
in satisfaction of other grants hereto
fore made to the State. with the pro-
viso, that lands containing deposits of
salt, borax or soda. may be selected by
the State in the same manner as agri-
cultural lands.
The passage of the bill will be great
advantage to the State, and materially
increase the school fund. Many of the
sixteenth aud thirty sixth sections are
vaiueless, and In their stead the State
may select the most valuable public
lands that can be- found within its
limits. The bill has been read twice
aud Is now in the hands OF the Com
mittee on Public Lands.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-05
Testing. HIS SANITY

Al wealthy old man named Lord,
married handsome widow named
Hicks, who is also the owner of consid-
cradle property. in New York recently.
Lords children are afraid Of losing a
part of his riches by the marriage Of
their father. and they are pow en-
deavoring to annulit by proving that
the old man is insane. The case has
beer taken to the Supreme Court, and,
by order OF that tribunal. jury Of
tweaty-four men has been empaneled
10 inquire as to Lords sanity, aud his
capacity to manage his estate. The
old gentleman is over eighty years OF
age, aud the only evidence of insanity
manifested by him IS in marrying
handsome woman some forty years
younger than himself.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-05
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
Two Thousand Women and
Children Burned to Death.

SHANGHAI, Feb. 4.
An asylum for women and children
at lien Tsil has been burned, and over
1000 persons persisted in the fire.
Nine Millions of People Destisute
deduction oc. Wages.
LONDON. Feb. A.
Nine millions of people are reported
destitute in Northern China. The
Foreign Relief Committee appeal to
England and America for aid.
The masters will have conference
with the Lancashire operatives before
enforcing the 10 per cent. reduction of
wages.
Conditions OF the Protocol.
CoNsTANTiNoPLE, Feb. 4.
There is great satisfaction here at the
settlement Of peace preiimluarles. Fol-
lowing are the conditions of the
Protocol:
Flrst--The erection of Bulgaria int
a Pnnclpalita.
4 Second--A war indemnity or terri
tory IN compensation. .r b-.-s
Third--rhe Independence of Rou-
mania, Servia, and Montenegro. with
increase OF territory for each.
Fourth--Reforms in Bosnia and
Herzegovina.
Fitth--An Interior understanding be-
tween the Sultan and. Car regarding
the Dardanelles.
Sixth--Evacuation of. the Danubian
fortresses and Erzeroum.
Hobart Pasha has received orders to
hold the feet in readiness to sail4 It
bslisysd,. fos thu His@uss