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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-01-03
The Great War Book.

Messrs. John E. Potter & Company,
Publishers, of Philadelphia, announce the
completion of their History of 1.-The
Russo'Turkish War" and are now pre-
pared to fill all orders.
The work gives a thorough and ex-
haustive history of both nations, together
with full accounts of the dreadful massa-
ere Of Christians in Bulgaria, and other
Turkish atrocities. 1t makes an elegant
Octave volume, is largely illustrated with
Maps, Plans, Portraits and Battle Scenes,
and is neatly printed and handsomely
bound Price 50. Those who have al
ready reviewed advance copies speak in
glowing and favorable terms of it, and
we believe the work will bear out in every
respect the representations Of its pub
fishers
Local Agents are wanted for its sale.
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To Consumptives.

The advertiser, a retired physician,
having providentially discovered, while
a Medical Missionary in Southern Asia, a
very simple vegetable remedy for the
speedy and permanent cure of Consump-
ton, Asthma, Bronchitis, Catarrh, and
all throat and lung affections, also posi-
tive and radical specific for Nervous De-
bility, Premature Decay, and all Nervous
Complaints, feels it his duty to make it
known to his suffering fellows. Actuated
by this motive, he will cheerfully send
Gree Of charge) to all who desire it, the
recipe for preparing, and full directions
for successfully using, this providentially
discovered remedy. Those who wish to
avail themselves Of the benefits Of this
discovery without cost, can do so by re-
turn mail, by addressing, with stamp,
Dr. CHARLES p. MARSHALL,
80 Niagara Street,
l3nov4t Buffalo, n. Y
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select reading, by C. A. Atkinson, Rock
Ne To Sleep" together with a response
by Harbarger; llth, presentation of
prizes in Geography, lst, to w. NJ John
SON, by G. W. Harbarger; I'd, to Miss
Jennie Reynish, by w. NJ. Johnson; 18th,
Presentation Of prizes in Penmanship, lst
to J. w. johnson, by J. L Goodrich
3D. to Miss Mary Messenger, by J. B.
Paine 18th. presentation Of prize in
Arithmetic. TO J. NJ. Stewart, by Joel
Baker.
Financial report Of Executive Commit
tee: Paid Herald for publishing, g 90.
Standard, $500. Secretary's fee. $1,000.
Janitor, $3.50. }. A. Starkey. prizes,
1920 Stationery, 65c Prof Moul-
toms expenses, $400.
Adjourned to meet December Sd, 1878.
Thus closes the 18th annual session Of
the Teachers Institute. The attendance
was unusually large, and the proceedings
interesting. To say the occasion was
pleasant and profitable, will not express
the enthusiasm that prevailed. The
teachers who attended will return to
their respective schools, fresh and vigor-
Gus, having gained a new impetus for
their work
G. W. HARBARGER, Pres't.
T. JAY MORAN, Sec'y.
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Meetings to be. held as follows:
Thursday evening, Jan. 3. Hon. H. c.
Jones, Of Macarthur.
Friday evening, Jan. 4, Hon. S. II.
Hurst. Of Chillicothe.
Saturday evening, January 5, to be
supplied.
Good music has been secured.
The various churches are requested to
postpone other services and to unite with
us in this rally against evil.
The first meeting will be at the NJ. E.
Church. The place of holding other
meetings will be hereafter announced.
E. CRANDALL, Chairman
s. M. POLLOCK, Sec'y.
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Partition Notice.

Frances F@owarda samuel poindoxtcr. and
samuel McGhee, OF Jackson county, ohio. viii
take notice that n petition was filed against
them on the frst day Of January, A. ID. fs7s In
the Court of Common Pleas, within and for the
county of Jackson, by Willie A. Beatty. and la
now pending, wherein said willie A. Beatty
demands Partition Of the following described
real estate, situate In said county and state. To-
witt The south east quarter Of the north east
quarter, Except sixteen acres on the west side
thereofl In section HCvcns township seven, ~
range nineteen. Also, the south half uf the
north west quarter 81 section eight township
seven, Of range nineteen, containing la all one
hundred AMI four acres, more or less. and that
at the next term Of snid court, the snid Willie
A. Beatty Will apply for an order that Partition
may be- made Of said premises.
Dated this second day OF January, ISIS.
WILLIE a. BEATTY.
James Tnpp, atty. ianafgt
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I3nov4t

Uncle Sans Condition Powder Cures
and Prevents Disease. Every stock rails
er should have it on hand to be used as
occasion may require. If your druggist
does not have the genuine Uncle Sans,
do not be deceived with an inferior arti-
Gle, but send to the Emmert Proprietary
Co., Chicago, and get it for yourself.
For sale by Geo. w. Miller. ttl
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OF course it would not do to allow New
Years to pass without blast Of original
poetry. So, being something Of ma
chinist," we got out the old poetry ma
chine, creased it up little, heaved into
the hopper copies of the Toledo Sunday
Journal, Bucyrus Journal, and few other
exchanges, and turned the crank, with
the following result:
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The injurious use Of improperly pre-
pared pills and other loudly-blown RENE
dies, recommended to cure all ills, is
much to be lamented by all except the
doctor into whose care you are sure to
come. An honorable and trusty excep-
tion to the rule is Eilert's Daylight Liver
Pills. They clear and purify the system
perfectly For sale by Geo. w Miller. If
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The rapidly increasing demand for Eli
lert's Extract of Tar and Wild Cherry;
is positive indication of its merits, thou
sands of individuals who have been cured
of Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis and incipi-
ent Consumption, where other remedies
have failed, are the bes: proofs possible
that this is without doubt the best cough
remedy yet discovered. For sale by
Geo. w. Miller. ttf
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Notice TO Contractors.

The undersigned will receive sealed Prupo-
sails ut the Valley House, Jackson, o., until Aat-
urdny, January n, ISIS, for grading Narrow
Gauge Railroad track. twu-thirda % n mile iu
length, from point on the =. J. a \. Narrow
Gauge, nvc miles west of Jackson, ohins 20 tho
Coal Mines now being opened by the spring
held Jacks son Coal Company.
The Company reserves the right 90 reject any
or all bids. specifications may De- seen ~ tho
Valley House after the sth 81 January.
A. r. SILCOTT, President.
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Mr.. Howe informs US that he has made
ample provision for his oyster supper, IN
aid Of the reading room enterprise. The
supper will take place at the M. L.
Church on Friday night of this week. and
the award of the Sewing Machine will be
made at that time and place, as q fair
count of the votes will then be made.
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A few days ago we received copy of
Ridpath's history from the publishers,
Jones Brothers a. Co., of Cincinnati. 1t
is a splendid work Mr.. j. d. Callaghan,
agent for this county. will commence de
liyering the work to subscribers in. few
days. He still con tinues to take sub
aoriotions
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Farmers, livery men. and harness ma
kers who have used Uncle Sans Harness
Oil, will never use any other, it is the
best and only Reliable Oil in the market
1t received the highest award at the Cen
tennial Exposition of 1876. For sale by
John c. Branson. ttf
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The Gallipolis Bulletin. speaking Of
the suicide of Mrs. Martin, says: The
Herald says it is the first suicide that
ever occurred in Jackson county" That
is all the Herald knows about il. There
have been many suicides committed in
this county. A few years ago Mr.. Cor
such. Of Franklin township committed
suicide Also Mr.. John Goudy, of Jack
son township, and about year ago Mr.
Frasure, of Bloomfield. Judge Hastings
committed suicide in Philadelphia, but
he resided in this place.
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Last Sunday child two years Of age,
son Of E. W. Mitchell, was dangerously
burned. He put an iron poker in the
fire, and when it was nearly red hot
used il as horse, and was in this way
badly injured .l
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-01-03

Mr.. Bundy made fine speech at the
temperance meeting last Friday night.
The room at the Mite Society was very
much crowded. Over $32 was received
at the door
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-01-03

WASTED-Horses and Mares, from to
9 years old, from HOO to 400 weight.
Will be at Jackson on Friday and Satur-
day, 4th and 5th Of January, 1878.
G.. NEW.
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The Eisteddfod at Columbus on Christ
mas day was success. The Cincinnati
Welsh carried off pretty much all the
prizes.
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Mrs. ]. i. Smith and two daughters
OF South Point, Lawrence county, have
been on q visit here. Mrs. Smith is
sister Of j. B. Howe. the Sewing Machine
man.
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HOW TO make Home Hannv.

Buy fine Piono or Organ for Christ
mas present. Decker Bros. and Valley
Gem Pianos, and Estey Organs. A great
reduction in prices. Address,
II. G. SUMMERS.
Dec. 20-3w Pine Grove, Ohio.
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For Sale.

A very handsome Indian pony, years
old, sound and in good order. Will sell
on time, il preferable, with good security.
27dec3t S. T. BoGGEss,
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The Delinquent list crowds out much
reading matter this week. Among the
delinquent lots advertised is one in the
name Of D. Mackley. We sold that lot
four years ago. We do not let our lands
get delinquent.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-01-03

David L. Pickrel and wife celebrated
the fifth anniversary Of their marriage on
Tuesday night, Jan. lst. Mr.. Pickrel
got us to send for wooden cards, on which
he had the invitations printed. There
were perhaps over one hundred persons
at the party, and many wooden presents
were given by friends, among other
things, an old fashioned rollingpin and
wash-board. The party was a very pleas
ant one.
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Notice.

sruINaFtnLn. ONO. Dec. 4, isTT.
Tie animal meeting uf the rtorkhuidrrW 81
thc Springfield. Iarkauu and rufurrur Hafi.
r1Hd tumrauN. VIII b. hfid 90 the Nrurfal
Once. iu suunHnrld. ohio. on Wriueeiay.
January 2. iss@. fuF The pufruHu 90 rleC1us =
board 20 hrurtuFa fuf tnF ensuing yrafs aud 20
transact such other nualunMa a. may rume hs-
fore thr meeting
decp.a OEO. A. nARSIs.. sce'y.
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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 27dec77y
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Mr.. Burris, Of Missouri, married Miss
Burt, Of this place, and we received
large lot of the wedding cake.
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LIZZIE SCOTT.



In pursuance q an order granted ~ ths Pro-
Cor aaie, ON the
ID Day Of February. A. D. ISIS.
ai O'Clock r. NJ. 81 the door o. the Court
ias sl lss siisis. @ sias,s e .aa & soass5 Ss
aud state, to-wiE
Number One.
Lots Sus. g, 81. 8, o. q. O., -, U9ei and ths
lhe Incorporated Village Of Jackson. Ia said
county.
Number Fivs-uomsstsad.
Also ecriain parcel q land situated In tha
bcr twcnty-ninc. township 'numBer asvsn,
range member eiEhtecn, bsEinninE at the souih
rce's addition "a the town of Jackson. - dssis-
mated ON the recorded plat ~ said addition,
ehslns "a n9'sn sisg.s,,ssn assrosa sa sA
teen DEGREES cast eis chains. thence vest alu
chains. thcncc north twenty deErres wsst ituF
ming. containing three and twenty-ons hun-
drcdtha Of an asrc, more pI les. Aiap. inslot
% Jackson, In aald county, a. draiannfea on
the recorded plat of said addition.
Number seven.
Also.a q part of In-iot Number Ono ln IN said
ncfibsd a. follows
BeginninE q point forty fees and four inch.
No. !, thence east ON the line ~ Niain afrrrt
twenty feet and two inches. thence nonth al
flaNA ANAlNa win eAlN Main atFeFt eighty ffrf
thence wCst parallel with said Main atFuof
twenty fcct and two iuchfa. thence north rlail.
~ fret 20 the place of boEinuinHs this dsarrlp-
ton = on the hypothesis that Main street runs
east and west
Number Eight
Also. about ouc-third % one arrr Of around.
IN Haid county % Iachauu and state ~ Onto,
10 Wit Commencing ~ the northwest eofnef
nI tour acre lot conveyed 10 q. a. Miller hy
lhs1, m0asurinE thence two ruia IL a mortheFiV
direction along the Naiiiipuiia ruad. thrnan
Casferly parnllel % and the entire irnsfh "a thg
nurthcrly line uf said four acre lot fhrnee tsFo
ruds south % the northeast corner % aaid four
acrg loi, thence wesi with The norihrriy line 81
containing ouc-third of an mcrr more 81 lfsa
Number Mae.
A'sn out igt number thirty-thrro a. IN the
sputh hhlf % The aid town uf Iackanu in said
iu lots number So a. si. u. 81, ~ fl al aI and
the south half ~ lot uumhcr e.. lt Fuifun'a
addition % aid town na designated on tfa 80.
corded plat ~ said addition. and aurh a. ta dnll.
ie.ied % sirs.is ana alleys Ia aid addition.
sald ioi 3 faiiout addition a. t7i
said lots q, q, ., ~ and a. eaoh AZ 80.
said half 81 Got e. az 50
said mn descfiood tract ~ s1so
said seventh dc.cribed tract at 80.
said ciEhth described tract az ga
Haid ninth dCscrfhcd tract al fEs
Terms % sales onc-third IN hand, oua-third
ln SIX months, and one third tn H. months
from day ~ sale, with iutrrusf. the fiaymsnfa
% - secured ~ mortEnFr ursun the pFrtnlsea
uold. ISAAC ~ uAHTfNos.
jaime. "trip, atty.
lanIsN
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Catarh. and all Throat aud Lung Affections.
also Positive aud Radical Cure fur Nefvuua
ID biltty and all Nervous Complaints. alter
having thoroughly tested IT, wonderful uura.
tive powers iu thousands uf Casrn. feels tt hlH
duty 10 make % known Co his suffering frlloWa
Acfuated by this motive. and u cuuscirufiatIa
desire Co relieve human suffering. Ne will send
FREE ct CHARGE 90 nii who desire ID. this re-
ccipi, With full directions f0r preparing and
successfully using. sent by return mail lfy al.
dressing with stamp. naming this paper.
DIR. !. 4. tNTAtN.
dccdfly Ozfionsbufa. ~ y.
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ll Mr.. James, Of Waverly, was here on
Monday, but he was not well, and had to
go home, and did not speak at the tenn
perance meeting. Rev t. E. Peden and
Rev. C. F. Creighton spoke.
On Tuesday night Levi DUNCAN made
a fine argument for temperance at the
Presbyterian Church. This "Wednesday
night Rev. Mr.. Creighton will speak at
the M. Z. Church.
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We had a kind invitation to take din
ner on New Years day with our old
friends Frank Smith and wife,
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Many a person has become crippled
and deformed by neglecting the proper
means Of curing Rheumatism on its first
appearance in the system. 1t is next to
an impossibility to cure it after once
seated Use the best known remedy,
"Lawson's Curative" on feeling the first
systoms, and you will drive it out. For
sale by w F. Hale, Jackson, o.
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Several communications have to go
over this week, on account Of the Delin-
quent List They will keep and will all
appear next week.
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All persons knowing themselves 10 BE- In.
dcbted 20 the undersigned, are requested 10 call
and settle Al once, without further notice.
&. n. THOMPSON a CO.
BERLIN, Jan. l. IF7s. IL
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DR. Harter's Elixir Of Wild Cherry is
most delicious Aromatic Cordial. Itneu-
tralzes the malaria and impurities in
the blood, cleansing the liver, and reno
waiting the system.
For sale by Monahan & Jones, Jack
son, o.
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LETTER LIST.

List Of letters remaining Ia the Postoncc at
Jackson. Ohio, for the week ending Tuesday
Jan. I, ISIS
Farrow william 4. Mikcsoll John
Green sarah Metcalf Eliza Mra
Hutchinson Perry Orr " H.
Jenks shepherd Reinharrdt Frederick
Michel Victory Ewarts IamraI
Held for posiagc-Miss Mary q. Gilman. "a
West sih Street, Cincinnati, o. Mary q. sha-
die. spHngvilie, Linn Co, Iowa.
Persons calling Tor any of these iettcrn please
say advertised" !" and give date of list.
Ifnot called fof In one week will b. sent 20
Dead Letter once.
s.P. nALDRfnGE. Pm
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Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup is recommended
by all druggists as being a purely vegeta-
bic and reliable preparation for Babies
Price 25 cents.
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The Cincinnati Weekly Times an
nounces its programme for 1878, in our
advertising Columns this week 1t is a
live and vigorous paper, and offers un-
precedented inducements for subscribers
and agents. As newspaper it is unsur-
passed. and its interesting Yearbook,
that is given to every subscriber, is alone
worth the subscription price OF the paper.
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MAR RTE D.

BooTH-BARBER-Att the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. W. French, December 81, 1877, by Rev.
j. X. Gibson, Mr.. j. X. Booth, ex-AuditOr Of
Jackson county, and Mrs. Carrie Barber, all of
jackson &. II. Ohio.
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&kAsr~TTgI 1ssisIss,sFi
MNE&XHEU~
Springfield, Jackson and POmeroy
IL a IL R % a ID
TIME TABLE.

Making Gloss connections uith trains north
un Heiutu VALLEY Maiirfrud fnf ghiliiruthF Nirs
rlNNtllf Columbus ami nii Isuiufa Nasfs MNa
anA north AfaaaumHurH have Hin huufH Tine ~
Columbus nud return thr same day Ihr y
"a train from jackson make connection with
EAprrss auuth on thr Hriufu Nallry ruaa fur
Portsmouth,.
Make connections ou the ~ M. train ~
Inckaums fur al points uu she Portsmouth,
hmuch.
M CHAPMAN. vtco President.
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Jvmes O'Conner was killed at the coal
shaft at Wellston Furnace, by being
crushed with the hosting apparatus, as
he was coming up out Of the shaft. he
lived some forty.eight hours after the
accident. He leaves family. Geo. w.
Whitman, j. p, held an inquest. The
jury returned verdict that no blame
ought to be attached TO any one.
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Uncle Zeb's Vision
OF THE FADING YEAR.


] see two parties, great and strong,
Aboard the Ship of State;
view a conflict, fierce and long,
To fix the vessels fate.
see q narrow victory won,
The good old hand once more
Takes charge, to guido the vessel on,
And shun the dangerous shore.
gT# - -
see the good old ship again,
Riding a troubled wave;
hear host of angry men
Condemn the Captain, brave.
| see a dark hand, waving high
flag with Packard's name;
While lights the joyous freedman's eye
With patriotic flame.
/ hear the shouts of victory. now,
From bands of lawless men;
Lsee the freedman's sable brow
o'erspread with grief again.
see flag at halfmast droop,
hear a wailing sound;
see a solemn, mourning group.
On consecrated ground.
l see black, with bleeding breast,
Mourn Ger a new-made grave
A hallowed spot, where lie at rest
The ashes of the brave.
| see, above him, Freedoms hand
Unwrap the Scroll of Fame,
And point whereon, in letters grand,
Is penciled MoRTox's name.
! see traitor-brazen, bold,
The worst Of modern time,
An honored. high position, hold
With impudence sublime.
/ see tall and stately form
Around, about him, throng,
With words of cheer, and praises warm,
host of patriots, strong
Were | to sit and talk all night,
About the fading year,
! could not tell hundredth quite,
OF what seee and hear
Here the machine. became clogged,
nd we have not time, before going to
-ess, to clean it up for a fresh start.
'e have concluded. therefore, to put it
way, until 1880, and spend the inter-
ming time in skirmishing around foT
ord to rhyme with. Conkling.
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MAIL ON MARROW GAUGE-Amfves at u
NJ. Closes for Meadow Branch, Beaver, Dove,
Waverly and all Offices in Pike Co. at O'Clock
this road.
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Judge VIM " peck died on last Sun
day. at his residence. in Portsmouth.
We first met Judge Peck in the year
1874, when he was School Examiner, and
we got certificate from him. lie was
73 years Of age at the time Of his death.
He was an eminent jurist, and served
many years as Judge Of the Court Of
Common Pleas, and five years as Judge
OF the Supreme Court Of Ohio.
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IL you want nice Diary for 1878. call
at Starkeys Book Store.
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To rEppLEns.

N0ticc 4 hereby given % ull persons whs arr
pTddling im jackson county without ailerusr.
that they are cumrsfusi 90 Mrf fhu pruurr license
or the Statute win have - o. pnfurrrsi.
i. W. PATrEit~ON, Auditor J. q.
sept. u,lss6. a
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Statement of the condition of the
jackson County Ag't'l Association:
Balance received from &C. s.
Dickson, Treasurer............ $l03 IL
Amount received from all other
sources 1925 II
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II. l.. CHAPMAN,
Treas. of Jackson Co. Agtl Association.
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MOUSTAGHE E@sa9sa. E5Saaiss %n,ss g sEs Tss IN ass
month. grand Euccrss. Those who want u
nice Whisker or Muusinchn usn our prepnrn-
tiom. No cheap makeup, bat n genuine nrti.
Gle. The preparation is ~ very expensive la
its character that We cannot sell h III les than
% 90 per package. n will b. mailed free on r.
ceipt Of the price, hy addressing
HUNT a Co, Hair ufrssrna.
dcctily Main street, Rockville. ont.
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Disbursements made by order
of the Board. Sl6l6 sc |
Balance on hand.......".......... II 80 |
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See new time card of the S J. &P. R. R.
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Cheap Guns for the People.

Double shot Guns, from e. 90 ESQ. Breech
Loading shot Guns, from % 20 $50. single
shot Guns. all kinds, s3 TO 50. Rifles. Muzzle
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