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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1879-05-15

Chew JACKsoN's BEST Sweet NAVY
Tobacco. novI4, '78ty
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The Ohio State Sabbath School Conven-
ton will meet at Akron, June 3, 1879.
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Studs, Sleeve Buttons, Collar Buttons,
Chains, &c, at Bedels on Broadway st.
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There will be a grand Temperance Entertain
ment at the Baptist Church, in this place
(Jackson) on Thursday evening, May 80, 1879.
The dialogues, prose articles, poems. singing,
&C., to be executed, are the production of the
foremost Temperance advocates and writers of
the land.
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cheaper than ever, at Bedel's Jewelry
Store
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REPUBLIC AN
COUNTY CONVENTION
Saturday. June 18th.

By direction of the Republican County Execu-
tive Committee. the next Republican County
Convention for Jackson County, Ohio, will be
held IN Jackson, at the Court House, at half
past 10 O'Clock A. M, Saturday, the 14th day of
June, 1879.
for
Representative,
Recorder,
TreaSurerer,
Commissioner,
Infirmary Director,
County Surveyor,
and said Convention will appoint a County
Central Committee composed of one member
from each Township and Voting Precinct in
the County.
The basis of representation in the Conven-
ton will be one delegete to every Twenty-Five
votes cast for Milton Barnes for Secretary of
State in 1878, and one additional delegate for
any fraction of thirteen votes and upwards in
each Township or Precinct.
The following shows the vote cast for Barnes
in 1878, for Secretary of State. and the number
of delegates to which each Township and Pre-
cinct will be entitled. tO-Wit:
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l. Singing.
2. Prayer.
3. Short address by the President.
4. Singing.
5. The New Pledge, by six.
6. How it Paid, by two.
7. The Little Brown jug, or Rev. Dorsey and
children, by three.
s. Singing.
9. The Motto of our Order, by three
10. Bring out your Dead.
IL. Buy your own Goose, by eight.
II. Singing.
13. The Saloon keepers Lament
IA. Little Bessie, &C., by three.
Is. Independence, by two.
16 Singing.
II. The Crooked Tree, by two.
Is. The Pump and the Tavern by five.
19. Not fit to be Kissed, by two.
20. Singing.
Il. Father zende and PiIlys first and last
drink of beer.
%. Cymro and English-man mewn great diff
fculty, by two.
%. The Young Temperance Orator, by five.
"a. A Drunken Soliloquy in q Coal-cellar.
%. Josh Billings on Lager-beer.
26. Singing.
As this entertainment will be strictly tenn
perance, we hope that all the lovers of temper
ance, as well as all others, will be in attend
ance, and that new impetus will be given the
cause of temperance here. Doors will be open
at Z. Exercises will commence promptly at
6. Admission 25 cts. Children 15 cts. Proceeds
to go for benevolent purpose. All are invited.
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TRAINS GOING SOUTH.

Stations marked thus (") are flag stations, and
trains will stop when signaled to do SO.
w. H. LANCASTER, Master Transp.
W. @. EVANS, Agent at Jackson.
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By order of the Executive Com mittee.
JOHN L. JONES, Chairman.
DAVID DAVIS Sec'y-
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T. ANDREWS.
PETER MCCLANE.
keystone Furnace, o., April Is, 1879. my Low
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Temperance Entertainment.


William Hill and Sarah Spriggs.
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STANDARD PARAGRAPHS.

THREE CROWS.
An Ohioan sat in the Senate Chair,
Lost in thought profound;
Many the castles he built in air
Many his schemes as he sat there,
For gaining political ground.
An Indianian sat astride the fence
And wondered which way to jump;
He sought for some scheme-some hollow pre-
tense
Which would make him the candidate, one
year hence
When down he came, with bump.
A New Yorker sat in Gramercy Park,
But never a word said he;
His work was kept silent--his plans were all
dark,
He fondled his barrel-he was gay as lark,
For the candate, sure, was Sam T.
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The Univsrsalists Of New Hampshire
in convention assembled, unanimously
resolved that this convention disap-
proves and condemns the use Of tobac-
co by any one Of our ministers AZ a
habit inconsistent with the purity aud
temperance Of the Gospel. which every
minister is called upon to proclaim aud
practice, and that no one should be
ordained a minister Of this gospel OF
purity aud temperance, who is addict
ed to this habit.
Very few. il any, will question the
propriety OF this declaration Of disap-
prevail But why should not the same
rule be applied 10 others beside minis
terss IL the use Of tobacco right Tor
the laymen Of the church and wrong
for the pastory Should not others be-
sides ministers practice purity and
temperance Can minister Of the
gospel Of purity aud temperance con.
sistently recognize as consistent mem
bers OF his church those who are ad.
dieted TO habits OF impurity aud intern
perancei We pause for reply.
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lnPnnytNc nls rAltM.

He didn'I want We should give bis
name, being a modest man. bot said
this was what had been done on the
farm which be came ia possession Of
July !. 1877. In the winter VI 1851
4. kept four cows BY buying some hay
The next winter he kept siK cows and
two two year-olds. The coming winter
be expects To keep ten cows. and will
raise al the grain fed en- the place.
How has 80 great gain been brought
about, and At what COST had the
barn raised Up aud a good cellar pat
uBdor il, hired some brakes cut aud
put 10 fof bedding aud bought lille
meal i9r the pig- the arst year, aud
The cost. what have paid cot 10 cash,
IS SCI so said be- The barn cellar
aas doue i, aad 700 jast wait FIVE
years and III have something 70 show
aud tell tia, ! shael 10 afraid 10 have
my uame pfiaied uadef. And We call
81 80 : rather small eum to pay Tor
the increasing Two and bali times The
proinei q farm which woaid keep
four cove. aud II = barn cellar has
played % important 3 part 10 the work
il should be more Reaeraliy Known and
tie importance Ana value q bArB Gel
lars more iully appreciated.
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beware Of diluted and worthless imi.
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Great injury il often done 10 the sys.
TEN BY an indisefiminate use 81 drinks
when one is heated Ice water is per-
haps as bad as anything. II INDUCED 10
TO excess Cider aud alcoholic drinks
OF any kind should not be tolerated.
They are not satisfying, unnerge a man
quicker than anything else, aud take
away bic appetite. Old-fashioned rot
beer is very good. but is 10 most locali-
ties lost art. a refreshing driak for
the bay field is made by boiling large
handful Of oatmeal 10 q gallon Of water
aud when il is cool. adding two qusfts
Of milk 70 il This drink not ohly
satisfies thirst. but also gives Eourisb-
mebt 70 the body, which is important.
these bot days. when o''e becomes
yearly p ysically prostrated
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SAVE rnn MACHINERY.

The Pra6ie Farmer says II the
amount Of money lost each year to the
farmers Of the United States by sheer
neglect and carelessness in the care oil
farm machinery aud implements could
be even approximately arrived at, il
would probably present one Ct the
most astonishing examples OF waste
the country has yet seen. The CHIEF
reason why machines last so much
longer with some farmers than with
others. is from care 10 wiping and oil.
ing, for whenever bearings got worn
the play soon causes the machine To
become racked from the constant shak-
ing and jarring Of these loose surfaces
This is especially true Of ell fast run
ming gears, as those of feapers and
mowers, threshers, corn shelters, fan
ming mills. aud The various teed.grind
ing power mills in use on the farm,
The chief cause of wear in all journals
aud bearings is either from the surfaces
from the lubricators used, or from dirt
containing grit working in. All bear
iogs, therefore, should be frequently
wiped clean, before oiling, aud every
possible means be used % protect them
from outside causes Of wear A good
waguuer always wipes the sXles before
oiiing them. Very few also wipe the
boxes, and yet ose should he as mecca
sary as the other. 1t will keep ID,
bearings true Tor long time, and save
vast amount OF wear aud tear for The
team. How much more necessary
then, for such costly machines as reap
ers, mowers. tireshets, and grinding
mills. whose usual life. as now man.
aged is only about three years. Kero
seue i The best thing to clean gummy
surfaces. For swift running gears ust
fatty oils a. lnbric4tora lor slow bear
ipgs aud journals u,e petroleum lubri
Gators
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AgrlcaItural.


Any oas e car farmers. with lsw
etcrgssrt. who ftauas Il a scslesn
fet5 ~ 2eoo acres 81 tbc ara urae,
uaeasag tae opeAtia8 ~ harvesting
esaaa, iat ie d deeply Impressed ~
taf wa3efsl celcaiy viii which faar
"a 6se neu with machinery soa horses
y reap, had Asd stack thu immsbse
p#ocs Il gtala gbess soaf e ase msa
seiaA1y a. - much - = hsndrra q
their kiad c5all 30 With With tho OH.
fashioned cradle Asa tie straw babd b.
haud, which i largely use1 BY eur
farasrs esea yet--s,iii they hare tea-
s9a IL part ~ il. because The average
Geld II sAeat 10 Ohio Is Dot over tsoa.
y Qf lhifty AGREE. lev hare pieces u
oas haadred acres. aud many. great
msny. DO not sow more than tea or
t~elvt. Abd il piAialy would not pay
~ purchase machinery l9r 20 smsll =
piece " wotk Ose II The fashions
~hiea mark The Western wheat bar.
vest Is ihr peculiar elsss Of people
spgn Lou thc remote dwellcfs GA the
ifaruer depead upon 70 aid lhem il
F Is gathering their grain / hey rely
ats UPON ale cinig raass, who cone
,nio TIE c4uulf, IL settle, subject to
tae Aomcst "a la~s. aud second ola the
wheat bArtr-t tramps fbcse tramps
are men who slatt ia Texas aud i0iiow
tae harvest nottA Some keep on the
liur - tine rivcfs. whlls Others DIVE 10
wagons across tie coantfy fhoy
aork in lczas until her harvest L.
s1wp, then they strike ioF the Mississ.
ippi rlseT aad iliere take boat north
when they reach pont where the
wheat has not been cot, there they dis
embaik aud a once 20 70 work Flo.
lshiaB here tiles 90 again fus ther north
80 Keeping on unlh Minnesota is reach.
ed, ceasing oaly when The broad fields
q wheat 90 the bed river aud Dakota
are cut. outer men 81 this class get
into wagons at the lilo Grade aud
work right through north overland
Hundreds aud hundreds Of their white
tented vehicles may be seen foraging
through Kansas to-day. They have
cut the crop Of Texas, they have sown
that OF southern Kansas, they are at
work on those Of middle Kansas to-
day. aud the eyes Of the Nebraska
farmers arc anxionsly TUNED to the
southern horizon every evening, eager.
I y looking Tor the whitetopped wagons
Of the Bohemian harvesters, who are
the very best Of harvest hands, and
soon, when they have finished their
seasons work among the purple hills
Of Dakota, they will disappear just as
the wind listeth Cleveland Herald.
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rsapeaAvoe n.rNa.

Some recent discussions concerning
the effect Of prohibilory temperance
Legislation 10 Maine have brought out
number Of interesting statements
concerning tue prevalence OF liquor
drinking 10 that state. ia the good old
times when the Maine Law was an
known The Lewiston Journal v hioh
.is edited 5y az ex-governor Of the
state, suns up the matter by declaring
that the most prudent aud cautious
statistics show that there is not over
one.ten,h the amount Of liquor con-
sumed, inhabitagt for inhabitant, that
there was fifty years ago; and that the
places whore the enforcement ot the
law is now most lax are those which
show the largest proportion Of crime
4 well-known writer has declared that
in his boyhood days in Maine town,
it was by no means an uncommon thing
for drunken men to freeze TO death on
their way home aud be has put on
record, in striking paragraph, one of
the means then used to return the
frozen bodies to the relatives and
friends OF the family. In that town. he
says, drunkard has been found across
the river, frozen stark and stiff, with
his bottle at his side. An icy raia had
fallen before he was found, which,
freezing as it fell, encased the body in
a transparent armor OF ice. He was
brought to the church, and placed in
the lower porch, upon board support
ed by two benches, in order to be rec.
oguized. ] saw him lying there, stark
aud stiff, like a statue OF solid glass, his
jug crystalized and grasped in his icy
hand. II the pen of Victor Hugo Or
the pencil of Dore had drawn this
picture, it would have been thought
wildly extravagant but here it is a
real picture Of life in quiet New Eng
land town. That the exhibition of
vitrifcd men no longer has a place in
the ritual OF the churches of the region
is one Of the changes which have been
promoted. If not wrought, by restrict
i've legislation. AS ex-governor Ding
ley says, in the article from which we
first quoted Prohibition supplements,
just as the law against larceny supple
ments, moral forces Neither sup
presses altogether, but both restrain.
This seems to be pretty general
opinion in Maine itself, concerning the
workings of prohibitory legislation
within its borders for both the state
conventions Of political parties. have
just declared against any tampering
with the existing law. Aud yet the
statement will continue to be made, by
persons who are not familiar with the
facts in the case, that prohibitory leg
islation in Maine has broken down
utterly,
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annn r.nrLan.. ntnketnms.

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T. / Mattssa Msets FdatYs a. Z g esaekl
BENNINGTON Lop8E. ~. 81, ". & r. Gees
A. Aelslss w. ~. Case 3. Baker l@sRs hagp'
~ nplsht fllatlir Mssls frldHys, Al T,ta 2. g.
BkrTrXgrtL IUpuH. Ne. igs. W d n
J 4. EAtoaeiiar ~ =. Cora Ss1tan Ln3es
Dppnly, Il l Esndsi Msrts Thugt1syt a
s.as . ga
DohsRr LODGE. 80 $50 ". G. r., W nj
fAkt. Nc II ryArs lsaa Et peputf. H g
HAYWOOD Meets fussis3s s. 81 sipcs Z m
GRANT InbGE No lpi v 6 r., uga q
bo.ph VI ~. T. D, h8y AaaEe bag4tg, Z !
Hort Meets saturdays, . i0 aelees
GREEN Moe NTAiS LODGE. SO $751; W. g.
T., L. "a cia1s 81 iusaa 4, 0rEham
Lpage Dtputt. Atet. Friday EVENING"
81 81 uulack.
FJwNAI. LODGE No g6 WEI q. q
Hsibss, ". y. Wa Col y aes bsFHy. VI II.
NAlspn Aet1s saturday. % ustpes
so. HRtDsBoHJ LonGs. 81 iEa " q r
y L. B0~eA: Ms C,J fatkee, LalF# bepn
~. a. u. hanttti Meets SAtur1sys a. I.sl.
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A Word of Caution.

Macy complaints come 10 us Of the ISRF-
FIcA0Y Of PONDS EXTRACT, from parties
elAiuing 70 have purchased il, by measure. Of
,heir druggist. 10 protect orr frifnls from IN.
POSITION, aud consequent DISAPPOINTMENT
wo beg to state that PONDS EXTRACT II
NEVER SOLD By THE MEASURE, but oHly IL
bottles bagiog the hams bgen "a TIE gisis. and
marx printed thereon. BEWARE % any pre-
parsti0n puFpoTting 10 be as good, 81 the samt
81 or equal to POAD's Extract they are BASE
LIMITATIONS aud Frauds. The genuine PoSps
EKrAlCf eau DE hid a All reliable druggists
PuSD's ExFacT CoaPAsY Nrv }otk aud London.
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Temperance Column.


Thas salaun Il aeNaIea - ths tatsrssfs
- ths iaAspF -asst oFaFF ~ t.eed tFsss y.
- -. aWa a. ssffHsst UaasF sac dlserttsu ~
ttts ntstrIst nePatg. We desire weekly
agsssis = = ttssis ffalu eaeh ledge - fafs
N9@WtBs TNsg sa@st ~ ftFstNsh - ReEstf
80 HftaaR q fusafs tassFt&ans Hhe al
tss reserves fhs r6Khf C. Van&suse n@s
ttssss sspH sHafess all nsaun s. e ftstt =
ssts~sed Sos thts seiwsan g utstFtrt o. -
uaY. Iarset. &c.
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Iustead Of alcohol being feel TO tie
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fael.
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SlS2tN W
Apporonment If State School Moneys as made by the
County school Superintendent
TO the State school Fund, District No. 1.. s1Sl As
To the State School Fund, District No 2.... 324 %
To the STATE School Fund, District No &c.,. IS 95
Salts 80
AppOrtionment OF County School Moneys q ma lie by
he County School Super inIendet
To the County school Fund, Distrct No H.. 23ll y
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SE8t"AHau l. nsPdal " tha GuuS.g
AU1ITG".
OFtlcR or COUNTY AUDITOR,
OnGs8y CuOHTY NEVADA, July /, 1870.

To ths Hon the Board Of County Commissioners 0rsby
County, >Itc OF Nevada:
The County Auditor respectfully submits the following
report the fiscal affairs Of the said county for the SIX
nrtnphs ending JUNE .}0th, 1879
Hlll-tNt IN hand at close Of business Negenlo2r