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Notice I'm Partition.

Matilda starr. wldaw ~ Andrew Starr. Do.
ceased John rfmfrs irmurl q. starr. William
starr. james Starr, Charles starr, = minor.
Matilda starr. q minor. EiiEa mnWe. Wlir ~
1rHefauu Hove. aud sarah ttuwr. wife ~ Mafs
uu Hove. eli uf IHrkrnu ruauir. ONO. uiiI
take nnflnr that n Irflfluu Ifu fuuiffI uas rialI
sEsiust them on th. sth day - Mafeh, a. ~
fur she county uf Jackson. uhin. 81 Matte
tufias uf said cumufNs nun ta nov frifnlue.
whrfrlu aid Matte Iuns demands that dover
be- assigned o. aaid Matilda starr. uifuu iu,
aud That pafiition o. made af the fniiuainr
described rial estate. iu AarkHun cnuufv. uhin.
tuswts The Nuufhswrat uuMftff ~ fhf atiufha
wFHfaHmafiUfs TIE mufthswrHf HmMffHf ~ thr
thH nuuth-wtat uuafirfs amh sos Hau tilsrast
umnFfff uf tiiu nuufnswrat umaftFf. aua tniflN
acfes uu uf tAr wrsf Hiir ~ tar uufthauref
auarffr uf thr auufhafHaf uuariHf. 90 nfrffuu
aud range uuuiiHf flahfrru Iiss Alef. fauf
ncfrs lu fnr auutusrusf Cifurf &c ffH uuffusuraf
quarter uf H1iI snriifiu uutuhar ilHI. Beginning
go dfa.fiptiun ut stake De- thr puulln 1uasi.
p bees ihr rrutrf uun ~ saif afrifuu cfu.s1s
ssiI raads from fhrucr nufth Be- fusisi thsnfo
satsf a fuslai Themes auufh ia fuass thannr Nrsf
q tmis ~ thu rlacg q hrHinnlnH. Aisp, tnr
auufhs wet Huaftrr ~ ttn Huuthsmnaf quarter.
20 aurltuu numihrf tFrmtt fe. tuN mailir nunis
bHf NiHhi H amh tmutr number eighteen tthIs
containing a nrfrt ntufr uf leaas Aisu. thr
quarter - sfttluu number tnlufsfwn IE1s
township uumifsrf einnt Gel. and famnr nufn.
haF eighteen flH. rumfnfuiuH "a arfra fuurr
90 les. IuuiaiuiuE iu aii - arns more ~
issnrs aud pronfs q raid raai estate uinY is
taken. and that Hf thr next term ~ aald C1uu
the zaid Matte Tuns VII Hpuiy fuf an order
that pnulffuu mas o. made uf aaid ufrfufsra (.
that said dpurr funY b. .nssiaufas aud az ars
count Of said rents and rf1nta tsken.
Dated this -,ih dag ~ Mafgh. - q -, 49,,
IAHE. THIrr. Att'y far reiitianer.
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A Debatable Question.

While much has been written concern
ing the use Of put up" medicines, the
question is still an open one, and de
mands OF the people careful considera-
tion. The salient points may be briefly
stated, and answered as follows lst-
Are the sick capable Of determining their
real condition, the nature Of their mala-
/ dy, and selecting the proper remedy or
means Of cure? 2d-Can a physician, no
matter how skillful, prepare universal
remedy, adapted TO the peculiar ailments
of large class of people, residing in diff
ferent ATTITUDES, and subject to various
climatic influences? In answer to the
first proposition. we would say. diseases
are named and known by certain signs
or symptoms, and, as the mother does not
need physician to tell her that her child
has the whooping cough, or indicate
remedy, so people when afflicted with
many Of the symptoms concomitant to
impure blood" torpid liver" and bad
digestion" require no other knowledge
Of their condition, or the remedy indicat-
ed, than they already possess. Second
proposition-Many physicians argue that
diseases are sectionally peculiar, and that
their treatment must therefore, vary,
and yet quinine, morphine, podophyllin,
and hundreds Of other remedies are pre-
scribed in all countries to overcome GER
tain conditions. Is it not therefore, self
evident that a physician whose large
experience has made him familiar with
the many phases incident to all impuri
ties of the blood general and nervous
debility, liver complaint dyspepsia, con-
sumption, and catarrh, can prepare a
series Of remedies exactly adapted to
meet the conditions manifest, wherever,
and by whatever means, it may have been
engendered The family medicines pre-
pared by r. " Pierce, NJ D., OF Buffalo,
y. Y, fulfill the above requirements
Many physicians prescribe them in their /
practice. His Golden Medical Discovery /
has no equal as a blood-purifier and gen
sral tonic, while his Favorite Prescription
cures those weaknesses peculiar to women
lfter physicians have failed. His Pleas
INT Purgative Pellets, which are sugar
coated and little larger than mustard
eeds, are a safe and certain cure for
torpid" liver and constipation If you
Tish to save money by avoiding doctors
nd keep or regain your health, buy The
'eople's Common Sense Medical Adviser,
n illustrated work Of over 900 pages 1t
ontains instruction concerning anatomy,
hysiology. hygiene, and the treatment
{ disease. Over one hundred thousand
opies already sold. Price (postpaid).
l.50 Address the author, r. " Pierce,
[. D., Buffalo, n Y.
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If not. how will you answer TO the Judge
are making Of His good gifts2 You are
not only wasting your Lords substance,
but you are polluting and dehling this
body, or temple, which properly belongs
to Him, for ye are bought with price.
Therefore, glorify your Father which is
IN Heaven, by keeping this temple pure
and clean, that It may be q fit place for
His holy spirit to dwell in. Come, dear
friends. lay aside this idol and worship
only the true and living God. Never
touch nor taste the unclean thing again.
You will feel so much better when you
get rid Of it. 1t will be like changing
you from nature to grace, and having
denied yourself this unnatural evil, you
will feel better in body, your breath will
become pure, and better than ALL you
will have a clear conscience. "He that
hath this hope purifeth himself even as
He is pure" Having therefore these
promises, dearly beloved, let us cleanse
ourselves from all flthiness Of the flesh
and spirit These are scriptures which
have great weight How can we expect
to be clean and purified while indulging
ia filthy and unclean practices. We are
placed in this world not only to enjoy
and do good, but also to honor and gloij-
fly our Creator, and we all have some in
huence, and are capable Of giving some
f~o k.o Il -,
set good examples for they have great
weight on the minds of others. If our
examples and precepts are such as to
lead others in the ways.of virtue, useful
good, and shall reap the fruit of our Ia
bors. Much is said at the present time |
on the subject OF intemperance, (Which is
all right so far as it goes). Some appear
to be very Jealous in the cause. They /
are crying out about the bad effects Of
intemperance, while indulging in a kin
dred sin, the use Of tobacco. Might we
not say with propriety to such, "Physi
clan, heal thyselfr' l am glad that by
The grace of God have been able to over.
come the desire which had for tobacco,
Ind | intend by that grace to keep my
ioul, body and breath clear Of the con-
effects of the filthy weed, and
{ the Lord wills, expect to die a natural
leath. I feel much better both in body ,
md mind than when / used tobacco. and ,
shall feel much better when ! come be-
ore my Maker TO give an account OF the !
Ise have made Of His good gifts to me.
Ind now | will say in reference to the
hurch, the house Of worship, built, dedi ;
ated and set apart for the service Of .
rod, it should be honored and respected
y all and yet there are those who have >
0 little respect for it, and so little regard \
DR. decency, as to chew tobacco within
S consecrated walls, and spit their filth
pom its Aoors. to the annoyance and dis
omfort Of those who go there to worship
et such, it they cannot or will not alb c
ain from its use while in the church. 4
Ike their hats for spit boxes, and not d
lsult the Majesty Of Heaven by de6ling p
al polluting His sanctuary r.
LANSON SMITH.
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Notice.

Robert g. fiaision, 20 clay county. in the
sfafn 90 Indiana. viii lake uufira Ihat Arthur
81 Muuahan. 90 i1e county ~ Jackson. in the
A. ~ tsff. nie has nrfifiun in tan N1aft 81 guus
mon Pleas within hud fnr fhn rauufV sf Iarf.
aom. in thn said State ~ uhia. m9aimat fha nald
uniaaft ~ ltuiafnu. dnfamnanf amffiuH farfh
tllmt tha sald Robert AZ iiaiainn wma nmd - ins
dehtNl o. him iu the num ufGsl - With Inferrnt
ffum November ~. is9a. watch waa unnaid 1
thai ntid iudFufrflnras uaa Sos professional nnfs
Nicfa a. phFairian, nmd fuf naasf fniun furnished
~ fhc pialnumiuf snid drfrndanf aud his fam.
iiy. at his relunn an1 aiar DIED hls an iagIt
ssld deieudant uas iudehiri o. him lu llr sun
of fsi - amer drliurfinr All l.TIff- =. f ,.....
furnfa thercuu aud fhnt sid ftuisaff 81 falr.
ton IL n uuu-rrsidrut 20 fllr efair uf ohio. nud
rfaldrs in thu state ~ Indiana, aud that = ufit
~ attachment uaa isaufu oct uf thr Cirfh Il
niilrn uf said utrt Uu thr Etlh daF 81 urrruttrf
A f. -. fGf. lu said Caar, aud ftn sheriff uf the
said cuuuiY " IacAaun, hY virtur - aaid wit.
aHaatl ma thn ~ apurfY uf she said Htaiafnu Part
20 tsBt No. ~ salt ttearrNr lands. ln Guw uahiu
sa MnuWn IA. rufumrmciuE fuF boundary az tie
northeast Cnfurr ~ sid lot, ruualna wFnf 1l
rods from aaid lnst unmn.l puiut. nnn thence
from said last uamFi point aud from place 20
beginning ruumluE south Into said Tot No. ~
faf enough 90 lurlutn two nrfra ~ iaud. AnI
the ssid Robert q. Hoiatuu 81 uutinnsi fhaf b. Ia
required 90 APPEAR aud answer aid nfflffnn uf
~ before The Third saturday nnrf the iGih day
ARTHUR a. MoNAuAN.
IAuEs Tutrr, Aii'y.
HHHfHH
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Capt. Evans of Oak Hill wrote to US
last week that Mrs. Williams, wife of
Thomas Williams. near Monroe Furnace,
in Jefferson Township, died OF heart dis
ease. or paralysis Of the heart. She had
eaten breakfast and gone out to milk,
and in a short time her little grand son
found her dead.
Mr.. Evans says she and her husband
came 10 this county some thirty-fve or
forty years ago. and that she was an af-
fectionate wife, kind and indulgent
mother. and good neighbor.
We think this must be the vile of
Thomas Williams who settled half mile
east Of Horeb Church, over forty years
ago. Their oldest sons, William and
Thomas, went to school to the editor OF
this paper forty years ago We have been
well acquainted with the family ever
since. Many and many Sabbath we at
tended school with Mr.. and Mrs. viii.
liams. before any church building was
erected in Jefferson Township. Mrs.
Williams was indeed good woman.
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The New York Times commences an
editorial in the following sensible man
ner:
Blessed among States is Ohio Thence
came the President to give new readings
of the old lessons concerning Republican
duty, and thence came Mr.. Stanley Mat
thews to prove that in these days man
may at once be an arrant demegogue and
a Republican Senator
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Transfers of Real Estate.


Thomas c. Vandiyort ct al to Jos. A.
McCartney-76 acres in Liberty tP.;
$50.
John Lackey to Jackson Lackey-6O
acres in Franklin tip; $500.
John j. Vandivort ct al TO Isaac Var
divort-quit claim to l70 acres in Liber-
ty tip; $1,000.
Thomas g. Richards to Samuel q. Ste
phenson-40 acres in Franklin tp.; 5000.
Margaret NJ Clewers to Gerson David
-In-Lot 10 and Out Lots so and 81 in
jackson; $2,700
Gerson David to Margaret NJ. Clewers
ct al.-In Lot Is in jackson $4,000
George Pugh ct al. to Mark Stern
berfier-part Out Lot 25 in south-half Of
Jackson 5000.
Columbus johnson to A. L. Johnson
so acres in Washington tp.; -
Andrew j. Evans to Erastus Dlvis-40
acres in Scioto tip $500.
Number of mortgages recorded, IL
amount secured, S4.S90 As.
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Do not neglect Cough OF Cold. Eli
lert's Extract Of Tar and Wild Cherry is
a standard remedy and will cure a cough
in half the time required by ordinary
remedies. In asthmatic and bronchial
affections, and all throat and breast dis
eases, it is truly great medicine and
has saved many valuable lives. 1t never
fails to give satisfaction. Sold by George
w. Miller. apr4-lm
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j. A. Starkey, at the Jackson Book
Store, Broadway Street, Grafton Block,
is now receiving fine spring supply Of
Wall Peper, of the latest styles and fig
ures, and of all qualities. from the finest
down to any price to suit customers
He also keeps on hand, as usual, all kinds
of Stationery, Books, Paper, &c. Also,
Poll Books for election, with full FORMS
instructions, &c. marl4-tf
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Brown as a PhysiognOmist.


Il can read man. said Brown, on
sight. You can't fool me with bland
smiles, and glib speeches. l can tell
what man is, as soon as set eyes on
him
Good mornin come in sir come right
in" said Brown, answering a knock at
the door. The newcomer was spare
man, with a solemn, woe begone' look.
He had evidently been on the ragged
edge Of life, and had trodden some Of
the rough, as we'll as the smooth ways of
worldly existence. The free and easy
manner Of Brown made him feel at home,
and he soon made known his business.
Gentlemen" said he, 81 am agent for
a very useful as well as beautiful work
Smithsons Commentaries on the Bible;
a very rare and instructive work; will
not occupy your attention very long; |
carry my books with me, and deliver
them as l sell them. Would you like a
copy sir7 just one left. Price, five dol
lars
Brown thought he would like copy Of
the book, and the sober.looking man
pocketed his five dollars, and withdrew.
There, now" said Brown there's a
face a man can trust-honesty, sir, stamp |
ed in every lineament. A truthful man
'em, when / see 'em Why bless me,
what can neighbor Green want, in such a
hurry r
where is he? Where is the Sound
rel p shouted Green. rushing into the
room. "Oh, the villain-oh, if can only
grasp his scoundrelly neck, bat I'll make
short work Of him. Pardon me gentle
men. but it's hard He came to my house;
he played the pious dodge; thought he
was fine man, gentlemen, a really fine
man. But what should he do, when he
leaves, gentlemen, but steal my finest
book, Smithson's Commentaries on the
Bible -
"0h | thought he was q scoundrel,"
shouted Brown; can always tell EN- sir,
whenever see 'em. I'll catch the scoun- l
irelf'
And away sped Brown. but all too late. c
The sober-looking man was gone. and as c
Brown came back, and passed under the {
Empty perch, upon which had roasted his I
inest turkey. he saw something white 9
ying near Picking it up, and going to +
he light, he found it to be piece Of pa i
yer. upon which wfs penciled these lines: u
"How soothing was the thought to one =
Who was so often boosted
To find place, AT set of sun,
Where the turkeys lowiy roasted" 81
Ind Green took his book and went home, Il
nd Brown sat down to think il
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Probate Court Proceedings.

In the matter of the assignment of
Samuel Stevenson d Co. an order to sell
personal property at private sale made
and issued.
John l.. Ramsey appointed admins
traitor with will annexed Of Sarah A.
Stewart, deceased. Bond, $4,000
Harley Aleshire appointed administra-
tor de bOnis non with will annexed of
William Joyce. deceased. Bond, 80, 400
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Henry Howe and Lucinda Bruce.
VIM. j. Jacobs and Susanna Crabtree.
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Ii is said that A. NJ Collins will speak
at the temperance meeting at this place
on Friday night. We have received two
communications putting Collins One has
no real name signed, but is signed Juni-
us. This will hardly do. Junius and
Collins may be the same man. A Ham
den correspondent Of the Macarthur
Record says Collins is a sham. Some years
ago a man named Collins lectured on
temperance at this place. He was fraud,
and tried to make little. money by sell
ing his own photograph. Is this the same
Collins2
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Feels Young Again.

Ny mother was afflicted long time
with Neuralgia and dull, heavy, mac
tive condition of the whole system; head
ache, nervous prostration, and was almost
helpless. No physicians or medicines
did her any good. Three months ago
she began to use Hop Bitters, with such
good effect that she seems and feels
young again, although over 10 years old.
We think there is no other medicine fit
to use in the family.-[A lady, Provi-
dence, r. I
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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, if money
and names sent at same time. No FIVE
cent packages printed. If
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DR.. Winchell's Teething Syrup is a
Safe and Sure Remedy for Diarrhea ,Dys
entery and Children's Complaints gener-
ally, it should be in every house where
there are Children. Mothers give it a Tri
al; il has been blessing to thousands.
Sold by Geo. w Miller, at 25 cts per bot.
tie. apr4-lm
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Uncle Sans Harness Oil is superior to
any other preparation ever made for oil
ing leather and harness, it will make the
Oldest leather soft and pliable as when
new and put on a good finish. Sold by
John c. Branson. apr4-lm
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Eight thousand druggists and general
stores in the United States sell Foutz's
Horse and Cattle Powders. They sell
FOutz's because they know them to pos
sess intrinsic merit.
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Distempers, Colds, Fevers, and most of
the diseases which Horses, Cattle, Sheep,
Hogs and Poultry are subject to are read
lily overcome and cured by Uncle Sans
Condition Powder according to the plain
directions. Sold by Geo. w. Miller. I'm
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Time was. when old men could tell the
boys how they (the old men) had TO toll
from morn till night. in their young days.
for little or nothing, and expect the boys
to learn lesson of industry and econo-
my from the narration. But, old man, IL
you tell the average youth, nowadays
such things, he thinks you lie. We live
in n progressive age
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Thomas J. south. who-e place ~ residence d
unknown u hereby uoflnrd lhnf Olive q.
Houih. on the 25th day 81 March, isls did ole =
prtltiun agaiusf him iu the Clerks once % the
Couu % Common Pleas ~ Jackson couuty.
Ohio. the object aud prayer uf which IA. 90 pre-
cure dtvurcu from Thomas q south. fur and
on account uf hia wiiiful nhsnucu frum naid
olive u. south fAr more than three years last
pm4f. aud also 90 D. drrfefd the rafe. rnntfui
aud custody ~ fhrif im iaut child. Nsiiir Mauth.
said cause VIII hr heard "a fhe May term, A. y.
ISIS, ~ sid Court. uLfNEF. SOUTH.
IAnri TnFr. Atty Cor rstilonsT.
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Speak gently to the little child
Who hovers round your door,
And plucks your green fruit OF the trees,
And still comes back for more.
Speak gently, It'll your itching hand
Can lightly on him fall,
Then pile 10 on with right good will,
And laugh TO hear him squall.
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SheriT's Sale Of Real Estate.
State 81 ohio. Jackson CouutF. asz
Court of Common Pleas.
J. T.. Caldwell ". John nuft e I'll.
ON Ia nLIlr ~ a.In


on 81 order 81 sale.
Notlcc j. hereby givcn. that Ia pufsuan-e al
~ oflef ui sale Issued nut ~ said Nourt. on the
ltth aay q Marrh a. y ISIS ana u me direct.
- The douf ~ the coufi moans. in aid raanfy
o. Jackson, on
Saturday. April 2Tth. A D. Is7s.
a one o'clock p. M. % said day ths following
Jackson aud STATE 81 ohio. 10 uits ~
Tho undivided one half ~ Lots number 4. z
5,s.a, % 10, D. % y. q ~ 81. 81 =. y.
Addliian 10 The ioEn Of laclsoa, and in esss
ihe undivided one-haif oi The abeVe dearrihasi
Lots DO not .cii fof an amouuf sunlcisnt 10 pay
said claim. Interest and coat. than - All M
other uualvlded ono bali of said Lots aud Ia
cas- aid lasi nntned Lots % not sell 90 az
aud costs. then said HhfriT viii nrIi aaid fnfs
a. ., = and a. ln the order u which ihry nfe
Necessary % pay naid claim. Interest and costa
.Npptaised a. ieilgw.i
~ Lpt No. ID 50. Tho uudiFidsd haif 81 Isst
No. 2 81 ti4an. the whole of lot No. al ffs me
~ g. hsii @i - No at 49, the Whole
No. af 90 "a, the whole Of Lot No & af 80 ne
undivided half ~ lot No at fi4s1 ths whole
No. ID -, tne whole % f.ol No Get isa me
undivided half % LOT No. "a iIasa. ths whole
30 80 4 e. 2 ise ~ Whole % 81 i -, Ss ' q aa G e 4ss s
analyldcd hall q - no. q 81. ths whole
No in nf o., the whole II f.of No ID Al fsa Trhe
undivided haif % lot No. N NJ -. the whole
81 lot No, ~ at 80. Thu undivided half nf I1t
No. q - 81 in, she whole % Tot Nn gaffsA
rhe undivided half ~ tsaf No. ll al 50. Ire
" hole ~ Lot No ~ nt tNl. The undivided half
= 80 Tho undivided haii 80 fsnf No b. nf 80.
ne whole % LOT No ls ~ 500. TIE uuditidrf
1alf II lot No. ~ ai ailt0, tne whole ~ i.uf No
y at 80 The undivided haif 81 Lot 40 - at
-, the whole 81 Lgi No q ai -. Tho undi.
stded hasf - lot No ~ af aifQ. the whole %
.soi No Z e t.pQ. The unaiyided bait ~ Lot
No. - ~ -, the whole 81 fsnf No g af 50. The
undivided taif 81 Loi No. "a atats 81. the whuie
q Tot No "a nt 80 Toe uudixlhed hnlf ~ lot
Ne. = ut 50. she whole 81 Lot Ma. - ~ Niun.
TIE undivided bali % faut No. - mt 30 thn
Eiiule - lot No. .N nt 500. The undivided half
y Lot No. 81 af sts.ln the Whole uf Int Nn ~ at
~. The undivided halt ~ fnf No. - 80 90. tie
zhoar ~ Ut No. ~ "a 81. Thn uudividtli haif
q lot No. - "a o. the whole - lot No. - at
-. The half uf lot No. - "a fi1aq. tho uhoia
y Lnt No. r. at 81 The unilFldsst haii Of La
No. - ~ lll ~ the whole % lot No. a af fi1i
Ihe whole % lot No. tl ~ $50. The whole 20
Lot No. li at 80. The whole 81 lot 40. is alta
rhe whole % lot No. - at 80. TIE whole %
Lot No. 80 "a fkA
Terms of sfie. cash on day of aale.
TO b. soid a. the prnpuffy - John Hurt, %
Iailsfy Judgment aud de~reu IN favof ~ =. 4.
aidwnli.
olv.n under my hand MS sslb asy y Nsrrh.
4. u. iH7N JOHN ~ EWING
Sheriff Iarh asu CasunfY flnin
Jamss Tripp, Att'y for plaintiff.
gNmhat
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Persons desiring to visit the Jackson
County Infrmary are hereby requested
TO call on the superintendent, on Thurs
day between the hours of 10 m. and
p. m. BY order of the Board Of Infrma-
ry Directors. VIC MARTINDALE,
Superintendent.
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G. H. Rupp, the timer and stove deal
er, has removed to the room lately occu-
pied as clothing store by t. j. Stewart
First National Bank. Mr.. Rupp is doing
a large business, and in this good locality
his business will be largely increased.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-04-25

Clear thought and vigorous action de-
pend upon that perfect condition of sys-
tenn resulting from pure blood. When
symptoms provocative Of dullness and in
activity present themselves, then use at
once DR.. Bulls Blood Mixture.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-04-25
OCTOBER ELECTION.

1.-Two dollars will be charged for announcing
candidates, invariably In advanced
SHERIFF.
We are authorized 10 announce William w.
Evans, OF jefferson township, as a candidate
for Sheriff Of Jackson county AZ the ensuing
October election, subject to the decision OF the
Republican county convention.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-04-25

See new advertisement Of James Chest
nut. lie keeps the finer, and more styl.
ish grade Of goods. and when the women
want something very nice, they 60 to
Chestnuts. He is also the great carpet
dealer Of this place.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-04-25

Persons sending us postage stamps for
cards, will please send one cent stamps,
as we have all the three cent stamps we
need. A limited quantity OF two cent
stamps can also be used by US. If