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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1879-11-13
OBITUARY.

David Keeton died at his home near Key
stone Furnace, on Sunday, Oct. 26, 1879. He
was born in Virginia, Jan. "A, 1900. The fu-
neral services were conducted by Rey. Jona-
than Thomas. He was buried on his farm,
where he had resided many years.
CoLvIN.-Died at the Jackson County Infirm-
ary, Nov. 1, 1879, James Madison Colvin, aged
70 years, of Jefferson township, Jackson coun-
ty Ohio G. VIII.
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Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate.
State of Ohio, Jackson County, S.:
Court Of Common Pleas

State of Ohio, Jackson County, S.:
Court of Common Pleas.
Jackson B. & L. Association VS.. Mary Kel-
ley ct al.
On Order of Sale
Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance of
an order of sale issued out of said court, on the
3lst day of October, A. ID. lS79 and to me direct
ed as Special Master Commissioner, 1 will offer
for sale, at the door of the Court House, in jack
son, in said county, on
Saturday, December 9th, A. d. 1879,
at two o'clock p. M, the following described
real estate, situated in the county of Jackson
and State of Ohio, to wit:
A part of lot number nine (9), in Moore &
Trago's Addition to the town OF jackson, being
40 K 80 feet out of the south west corner of said
lot.
Appraised at $500. .,
Terms of sale cash on day of sale.
To be sold as the property of Mary Kelley. to
satisfy judgment and decree in favor of the
Jackson B. q l.. Association.
Given under my hand this 4th day of Novem-
Der, A. d. 1879. E. #. JONES,
Shift and Special Master Com'r.
Laird & Tripp, att'ys for pl'f.
nOv6t5t
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Joseph II. Wilson was in our Office on
Friday, and informed us that the iron on
the Dayton & Southeastern Railroad is
laid from Coalton to within half mile of
the N. & c. road, at Byer's Station.
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If you want nice, clean shave, OF to
have your hair neatly trimmed, call at the
barber shop of J. w. Byrd, in the Isham
House, entrance ON Broadway, opposite
the Court House.
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Allen Austin made us a call on Friday.
We had not seen him for more than a
year. He is locking well, and is as happy
as he can be, over the result of the cleo
tiOns. Allen is Republican all over.
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Mrs. Perkins, of South Bend, Indiana,
was here last week, visiting her cousin,
Mrs. Patterson, of the Isham House. Mrs.
Perkins left ON Thursday. to visit her
sister, Mrs. Harper, of Greenfield.
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President Hayes has issued his proc
lamation for Thanksgiving, and fixed the
day for Thursday, November. 27th.
We do not want any turkey. We never
take ours at home. This is not hint
Don't all invite us out. We can only at
tend to one dinner on that day.
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned
has been duly appointed administrator of The
estate OF Joseph Westlake, late of jackson
county, Ohio, deceased. w. H. STEELE,
onoVot Administrator.
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Rev. j. Gordon JONES' of Michigan,
preached at the Presbyterian Church last
Sunday. In company with Judge Evans,
he made us a friendly call on Monday
morning
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An Athens correspondent of the Co.
lumbus Dispatch says: "Mrs G. w. Mich
ael, of Valparaiso, Ind, spent Sunday in
Athens, the guest of her brother, Mr.
Frank Sternberger."
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VIM. Vaughn and Mr.. McRitterick
have been supplying our citizens with
milk, and now Vaughn has bought Nc
Kitterick out, and runs the only milk
wagon in town.
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See notice in another place of pictures, taken
at the Palace Car, now located near corner of
Pearl and Broadway. Call and examine speoi-
mems of work. and learn prices.
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Miss Barrett, a fashionable dressmaker from
Portsmouth, having come to reside with NJ. A.
Brotheridge, would respectfully ask the patron
age of the ladies OF Jackson. oct23-1m
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Probate Court Proceedings.

VIM. H. Steele appointed administrator of
Joseph Westlake, deceased. Bond 81, 200.
Andrew Rehs, executor of Nicholas Lutz, de-
ceased. Sale bill filed.
Alex. Dickson assignee of c. F. Niewahner.
Ac rount filed.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Jacob Kelley and Sarah Hamilton.
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w. C. Long, of Corneia Furnace, has
removed his family to Jackson. He yet
remains at the Furnace. He is first
class business man.
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We noticed at the NarroW-Gauge
switch on Sunday evening thirty-four
cars loaded with Jackson coal, ready for
shipment.
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Go to the Palace Car

for good pictures. Only seventy-five cents for
four. Car is now on Pearl Street, next to resi-
dence of J. NJ. Watts, at the old Walterhouse
property.
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Miss Della Savage, who has been teach
ing, in Jackson township, has returned to
town, and will probably go to Virginia in
a few days.
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Did you ever notice thatthe live, liberal men,
who advertise most, are the men who give you
the best bargains? They afford to do it.
man who sells twenty thousand dollars
worth of goods at five per cent. clear profit,
makes as much money as the man who only
sells ten thousand dollars worth at ten per
cent. profit. So you see that the more goods a
merchant sells, the cheaper he can afford to
sell. Advertising largely increases any busi-
ness.
The above explains why oliver S. Miller can
sell goods cheap. He largely increases his
sales, by pc rsistent advertising.
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Bill Owens does not keep his money
lying around loose any more. He lost
twenty dollars of it on last Friday
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A Vinton correspondent of the Gallipo-
lis Journal says: Maj. T. S. Matthews
and wife, of Jackson. are here on few
DAVIS visit
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BuckIin's Arnica Salve.

The BEST SALvE in the world for cuts, bruis-
es, sores ulcers salt rheum, fever sores, letter,
chapped hands, chilblains, corns and all kinds
of skin eruptions. This Salve is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction in every case or money
refunded. Price 25 cents per Box.
For sale by E. D. Lewis, Main street.
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No. 1876. In Bankruptcy.

In the District Court of the United States, for
the Southern district of Ohio.
In the matter af William H. Stephenson, bank
rupt.
In pursuance of an order of said Court, will
offer for sale, at public auction, at the door of
the Co urt House, in Jackson county, Ohio, on
Saturday, November 22, 1879,
at o'clock p. M, the following described real
estate of said bankrupt: The west half of lot
No 3, of the Scioto Salt Reserve Lands except
one acre in the southwest er, and one-half
acre in the east side; and also all the mineral
stone coal underlying the southeast quarter of
the southwest quarter of section 10, township z,
of renge 49, all in Jackson county, Ohio, sub
ject to mortgage given by bankrupt and wife
one Caroline Strain for S663.03, with interest
from February 7th, 1873. at per cent. per an
mum.
Appraised, (subject to said mortgage) at 1928.
Terms of sale, cash on day of sale.
JOSEPH H. WILSON,
Assignee of said Bankrupt.
Laird & Tripp, attys.
2yU
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John Wesley had many followers. So
had John Wesley Oliver-but they didn't
catch him.
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Marriages in jackson County-1s69.


Van Buren, Martin and Martha E. woodrow,
Aug. II, by J. w. Case, Min.
William White and Sarah E. Bryan, Aug. II,
by J. Edward Jones, ]. P.
David Davis and Phebe Wagner, Aug. l6, by
D. w. Winfough, ]. p.
Dabney Ragland and Louisa Harris, Sept. 2,
by Samuel Fouty, ]. P.
David c. James and Catharfne E. Evans,
Sept. 2, by Evan s. Jones, Min.
Eli Conrad and Mary A. Harris, % February
by Elijah Beatty, Min.
William Pummin and Elizabeth Garland,
Sept. 2, by Riley Corn, ]. P.
John Karn and Sarah Throckmorton, Sept. 5,
by 10 seph ]. Spriggs, J. P.
Rufus Peters and Eliza ]. Davis Sept. 8, by
r. j. Backus, Min.
Milo Patten and Louisa Lyons, Sept. H. by
Jacob Double, Min.
William Turner and Mary A. Poor, Sept. o,
by L. A. Atkinson, Min.
Moletus Boggs and Rozetta Rundle, Sept. 9
by A. ]. Buell. Min.
Ambrose Kennedy and Jemima Nichols
Sept. g. by G. B. Buchanan, j. P.
Martin V. Workman and Mary M. Laird
Sept. u, by L. B. Bradrickr Min.
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Postmaster Baldridge's countenance
looks like the front door to prosperity
since the recent election.
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All persons having unsettled accounts with
Dickason & Co.. are requested to call and settle
before the first of January next.
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VIM. Vaughn spent most Of last week
in Columbus. Business and pleasure
combined, we suppose.
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The cold weather is at hand and most
people want to be coaled.
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The Franklin Mill still ma kes good flour,
and turns out large quantities of wooden goods,
such as jeans, dannels, blankets, &c.
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Crying is prime evidence of pain. When
the Baby is fretful and inclined to "Crying
Spells,'' remove the cause by using DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1879-11-13

Unequaled in effectiveness, unapproached in
cheapness and unrivalled in popularity is DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup. 25 cts. per bottle.
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You bet, when coughs and colds are flying
about like gnats in a storm, "Dr. Sellers Cough
Syrup" is a sure cure
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Lyons Heel Stiffeners keep new boots and
shoes straight. Sold by shoe and hardware
dealers.
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Mr.. McCarley called last Thursday. His
hand, which was crushed while he was
coupling cars, is mending, and he thinks
it will not be permanently crippled.
Mr.. McCarley informed us that his son
Frank, who was thrown from a trestle
near Coalton, is getting along quite WELL
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"Since taking 'Dr. Lindsey's Blood Searcher,
that old sore of mine is entirely cured" Sold
by all druggists.
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On the 31st of October, cow belonging
to Emily Phillips, of Oak Hill, strayed
off and has not been heard off since. Mrs.
Phillips will reward any one who will
give information which will lead to the
recovery of the COW. She is dark red
color, has large horns, and is six years
old Information may be left with Parry,
Warren s. Co., Portland.
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DOLLAR WEEKLY TIMES.

During its existence OF about forty years the
Dollar Weekly Times has circulated all over
the United States and Territories, and the uni
versal verdict has been that it is the model
newspaper for the family.
The different departments of the paper are
edited by the best talent obtainable, and
very complete.
The Times is independent and non-sectarian.
Specimen copy FREE. Send for one and
judge for yourself. Special cash inducements
to agents.
Trial Subscription. Four Months, 25 Cents.
One Year, postpaid, ST.. Address
DOLLAR WEEKLY TIMES,
ocI6-lm Cincinnati, Ohio.
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The husking-peg now makes merry
music
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Blank deeds and mortgages for sale at the
Standard Office, for So cts. per dozen.
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For DIAMOND Fine Cut, and GRAND
DUKE Cigars, go to E. d. Lewis, Main st.
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sec ]
%.@ WEEK in your town, and no
capital risked. You give the
business a trial without expense.
= The best opportunity ever offered
khh for those willing to work. You
should try nothing else until you
kUuBk see for yourself what you can do
at the business we offer. No room
to explain here. You can devote all your time
only your spare time to the business, and
make great pay for every hour that you work.
Women make much men. Send for
special private terms and particulars which
we mail free. SIS Outfit free. Don't complain
of hard times while you have such a chance.
Addres sH. HALLETT CO., Portland Maine.
2oct79y
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If you are bilious you will find positive relief
by using "Sellers' Liver Pills." Sold by all
DRUGGISTS
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CHEW JACKsoNs BEST SWEET NAVY To-
BACCO. noVl4 '78-y
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Bone Dust, by car load, at D. l. PIckrel,s.-tf
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In pursuance of an order of the Court of
Common Pleas of Scioto county, Ohio, L will
offer for sale, at public auction, on
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ISAAC BROWN, JAMES CHESTNUT,
President. Vice-President.
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l. Oblique, Caucus, Gle, Obsolete; Phonetic,
Ambiguous, Commerce, Demagogue, Annals,
Precedent, Dictate, Synthesis, Anticipate,
Eulogy, Repel, Normal, Literal, Transient,
Civilian, Alien.
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Remarkable Presenca Of Mind.

Remarkable presence OF mind was
recently shown by u miner nc,r
Po':svillc. Pa lie wGs employed in
y shaft on Sharp Mountan He hol
lighted fuse and WAS climbing 10
the surface by means Of pegs in tho
sido ~ the shaft When within u few
feet OF the top one of the pegs gave
way mud the unfortunate mln fell TO
tho bottom, thirty feet below. One
If his thighs was broken anil the
spIinterod bones were pushed thro'
two paus Of pantaloons Notwith.
standing his terrible injuries. he hal
sufficient presence Of mind to crawl
to The lighted fuse which had burned
within few inches Of the charge
ard 90 smother II. II no had no,
done this he world have been blown
TO pieces when the explosion took
place. He then crawled back to one
of the earth buckets, got into i,
without assistance, and was hoisted
TO the surface.
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(li tiOyt's Proclamation,

Gov. i"yt has issued the follow
i'g PROCLAMATION In dcvUnt re-
c-griAnu of the God of States VINO
IN, "r.i.red peace, health and nbun
fnut rlusleri'y to the people. l.,
N,ury ". Hoyt, Governor Of Penn
srlyania, do appoint Thursday the
2'th dny of November next, in pur-
.aAuHe uf the recommendation Of
tie prC-ilout Of tho United States,
~ ! day upon which the good people
q: tbs . mmonwcalth laying aside
u!l secular occupations, may meet
together IN reyerent thanksgiving
f"r m"'rl"s received and prayer for
c'ut,rIaHce Of divine favor.
Gran auicr my haud aud the great
zeal oi the State ut Harris burg
Et.s T'l lay OF November, in the
!,Hr - oar Lord, one thousand
,trt brnlrel aud seventy.ninc
a.d o' the Commonwealth the one
hundred and fourth.
UENEY VI. lIoyr.
II, thc Governor
II. 5. QUAy.
Secretary of tho Commonwealth
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Adj ess OF Congratui alton from the
Republican State Committee.

2" the RtpuJlicans OF PennsW
rI.iI! &! Tho State Committee ten-
dri- - yyery Republican in the
Ss.t1, AL to all others who aided in
securing the victory Of November
An, thanks aud congratulations
Yyn hay, given the greatest majori-
" cycr ctet In Penusyiyania for
j. pr5i.,l canlilate, save that cast
for cen Grant in 1872, anl you
hlvr d'lo this in a campaign the
sermiuS apathy of which at iisst
u' aimed the timid aud doubtful
Eor have given Pennsylvania a
r.oni place in the phalanx Of States,
Ggm4u Ing that our revised prosper
its sInl. not be destroyed that our
cliT Jcy shall not be debasel that
the pablo credit shall not be tarn-
ieh,d and that the rights aud privi-
leg.- Il the citizens shall not be
crushed out and all this yon have
done Lv your stern protest against
c nliuulHg in power the Democratic
party, which assails prosperity by
cnlln-ion with foreign capital to
break down American labor and
homo Industries which seeks 10
dys,roy sound financial policy by a
crazy theory OF paper currency (;
wAi1h prostrates public credit thro
State, corporate and municipal re-
pudil,ion, thus leading certainly to
the rspudiation Of our National debt
and which suppresses by violence 10
Two Southern States those rights OF
life, liberty aud the pursuit OF hap-
piuess, without security for which
governments are contemptible and
existence curse. BY your voice
these wrongs and dangers to the na-
ti)n arr nyerted aud the rights Of al
cur citizrns will be redeemed.
T.. G. Uooroa, Chair man.
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COURT PROCLAMA
NJhersas tho lion. J. C. Buobcr pr.

NTherens tho lion. J. c. Buohcr Pred
w deui Judge OF the JudiciN District
composed Of the counties Of 81, der, In %
and MiIiiin and Hiram WNell ,fI
saml. II Yodcr Esqs Associate Jrlg'
in and for Snyder county have issued % -
preoept bearing. date the 2Gth day q
Sept, A. d. 1879, 10 me directed ~
The holding ofan Orphans court, a o1gi
OF Common Pleas, court of oyer aDI lri
miner and General court Of Quarter Fer
sIcns OF the peace at MidAlobugC, Tor me
county Of Snyder, on the 2ui Nonday, IN,
ing the olb day OF Dec. 1879 aal
continue one week.
Notice is therefore hereby given 10 ~
Coroner. Justices OF the Peace and Cun'f
bles in aud Tor the county Of Snyder, 20 ~
pear In their proper person sith their roHi,
records, iDqnisiiions. examinations h'4
o!her reniembrances to do ihose th'nl
which of their Offices and IN thor bon"
pertain TO be done and witnesses ani per-
sons prosecuting in behalfo the Coumoa
wealth against any person or persons 90
required 10 be then and theTo atleDd'-l
and not departing without leave at lbs'
peril. Justices are requested 10 be pulH,,
ual In their Attendance OF the AppOia'"
time agreeably TO notice.
Given under my hand aud seal NJ ~
SheriG's office in Mid,lleburg, the btb y,
Of Aug A d., one thousand eight huni"'
aud seventy-nins.
DANIEL B0LESDER. sbor!d'
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.-s,cs-zL.lzEs,n arsysz

Smother iusdrrcctiuu has broken
ont ~ 'nba. Whatever may be the
cIus" e discpDtept among the Gro
r,u ~ ,uBth!HrsrI, who are said to
bc the ,c5,!rllrrs in the revolt, i. is
ip,j" rrtlniu that tho negro slaves
",,. determined TO be free. The
~.'I, ~ If gradual abolition now in
prog; - - too slow to suit tho bold
s,u,:, naO have survived the re-
;,.HuuH anl iusnrroctions of the last
E,,''n r,urs. They have grown MP
a.",d-t me a!aims aud terrors Of
Nn' n.l !, is not in the oaturc OF
frra-,,..,. thry shuu.d be content
III rn.''1. They have before them
IT, a.ir - emancipation, but it is
.. rrd''" - satisfy their louSings
f"f rur,lv. The Spanish Govern
n, ~ /, preparing tu reinforce the
'ubru - NJ, hnt iecree of abso-
lac "r's1rpHtion would bc far
II. >" 81 ctire in suppressing the
I,s"., l",n Lunlgei thousand sol
i,S-. Slavery can bo no longer
n..l'~.hei IN tie West Indies, aud
tn So '"-r Spain alrpts hcr policy
9 tie ,n,lmont of tho Chsistilu
r."ii tbs sooner Will she have
l'ar j" 'abI. Phii,. Press.
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ORPHANS COURT SALH !

VliE UNDERSIGNED. Trustee &C., by
L vir'uc Of plurlcs order OF Stle awarded
by the Orphans Court ut snyder county, -
september form h,i, viii Ul4r n; plOlIc sale,
OF tas psemi,-f, on
Wednesday, November 2G;h. 1879.
tie Toll win.s described Tract ot Land. t. vii /;
Nli that certain mes-ul.c ,Gl rrIct Cl land
situate 10 Beaver Township, sngisr c.unty,
Pa, containing
llS Acres
and lie perches strict measure, houulod North
by lands Of Abner AtSlcr Ial 4. !. nidilrs.
w,rth, last aul Suu'h hy lNris ~ \. =, 'tii.
d.rswar,n, Wc.t by lands Of ksuUoa A,S.er.
large, rich yo,u vi SOFT,
brown Fossil Ore
runs thrcogh thls trlct-kas been deyo 'opei -
I. cunyebIeut t. Rltir'ai. Ar0ftipn oflooya
tract l. rl- rel. uIder .duI fence aGt IN hi z,
st.te # cultivation, the balanc" well tinhcreI
S.lo to commence At 10 u'cluck A. 81. ut said
day when terms VI sllo viii bi ma lie know n bi
On Z, >WENiLE,
j. \, ". SWENiLE,
Oct. io,ls7s. trustees, sr,
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THO unprecedented drought and
ruG vaIti.oy has drieI up all the
v,l,y in Petersburg. Virginia, and
nj. t'a rpring3 md streams ~ tue
surrounding country The nills in
hci.;hh ring counties being stopped
inIGicr. ~ some instances have been
c,r.pcl.ci 10 travel forty or fifty
roil,' ~ rstersbnrg 10 got bread
.-lii' f'r their families anl hiv G
IIrIr gfIiu ground Some of the
ru'ropj companies have been sup
ji,!ns their tanks at different sta
t,rs s,tii water clrriol from the
i.y,r 80 petcrsburg
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90 O.ICRES

aui f,r'y.thrrN per hes.
ALSO all tha' certain other ptpce ~ lsnd ait
uair a. ,fort.A'A, be- ltualug atN posi- i1 ro 4
tneuy" hy .auI nf--iiarp1iWus N1r:u 81!
deg. Fast ~ rntstOa post stn" Nuru ;s'i
der. anft2i i.lJr,!. tr pn,t, thence hy ltrl OF
Adam \ 'Reruan Nurth \! d-F. E,,t IS l-i0 rods
to . stone. tarnc1 ny lad u WIl.iim tuuly
Sru'E ~ Deg. Ea,i lO' tIls - post, tboure
l., mo, i'nni.y south 7gI Iey Yves, IS 5,iU
Z rods To u IO,t. tncucy by .ud Il Audfs" il-rsu-
! !'ar4 Nurtt C1ti d'.. West lt7 8 10 rot, TO q
stnuc, sauie sa-iL ij deg West ~ 6lJ roil to
pl.ce OF beginning, containing
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and seventec peTch0s.
ALSO tho ts'o undivided third parts OF sll
these ssYttAl tracts NJ land situate partly In Ar
mach township. VI f1in comfy snd partly In
iiainss township, DeLtro county, .tstc Aforesaid,
Ac.. a..
.;eiE 4 and taken IN execution snd 10 be sold
~ the properly Of William Whiimcr and George
W. walls. .
ID. BOLENDER. sheriff
Sherlns ofiice, MiGdlebU:g, Oc., 20, 1879.
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a'll ssv. uty-s!X prirl,s.
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-fll u,.udri -, rp'l.SE: no -.ah.us ~ ? -
ar nc Ntrtu l.ua W .aH.,yr.-, IN r"rr hy
l,rN 2 A.Ir.w II uar,~ ."ii.. NlrtI - dog,
Wet 1910 -pl+t,N nltt, thrEr" D. lat o.
lm,- PdhG.p North - j, - . 100 r'js 20 =
poet, thr'gr ., Iona u. rip'' a. IL Hhy SOUTH ~
leg W,st l03 roI. tp 70 stpur on TIE s'it n r..
hank ~ P,u.scrces, thci.ce up the s.ii b'La
aud 10 several cu'-~-. thereof i6l rJia t.
place Of beg laH4ug, coatlininS