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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-13
King and Queen the "Eanner Coun-
ty---HasterIy Speeches.--The People
All Right, &C., &c.
D NJU EEL GU III HUISE,
October Q, 1879.

All h1snL, &C., &C
KING AND QUEE,; COURTHOUSE,
October 8, 1879.
Editors Dispatch: The largeat crowd the
writer has ever seen at this place assembled
to-day to hear discussion OF the debt qlles-
ton by DR.. Curry and William L. Royal,
Esq. The people OF this old county, be It
known to the readers Of the Dispatch, are
sublimely ignorant OF and UnmoTed ny tue
great struggle which is SO profoundly a@l-
tating the rest OF the State, for, SO lar rs
the writer knows and believes, there IS only
one (white) Readiuster in the county ana
therefore they were in conaltlon to-ua! III
messed with the views OF right and Justice,
which were presented to them. Right no
bly was that impression made to-day. A
neonle never had sentiments OF honesty,
INTEGRITY, and truthfulneSs presented 10
them in n manner more lorclble, dignlhed,
impressive, and Intelligent.
The discussion was opened by Mr.. Royal.
Tn a speech OF great clearness and force this
gentleman brought to the attention OF the
neople the facts that the leaders Of this Mo-
Fart party are not to be trusted as the man
ayers Of the financial affairs OF the State;
that the State debt was honestly due, and
that the State bad received full value for
the same; that the State must pay this debt;
that she ought to pay il; that she can pay
it; that this is a question OF honesty and
| integrity, and that there is underlying all
questions Of this sort principle ordained
| Of God, immutabe and changeless, that
"the right must be done, or the wrong
doer will suffer dread retribution for his
| wrong" Mr.. Royal was listened 10 with
| rapt attention, was frequently applauded,
q nd nanp q tipo nrars
At the conclusion Of Mr.. RoyalPs speech
DR.. Curry was introduced by Colonel E. B.
Montague and received with great applause.
We cannot undertake 20 give even an out
line Of the magnificent address that fol-
lowed, both because we are not equal to the
task, and becauseit has often been attempted
in your columns. We can only say that it
was speech long to be remembered by our
people--a speech OF irresistible logic and
stirring eloquence; and, above all, speech
calculated in every sentiment expressed and
| in every truth inculcated to purify and ex-
alt Its hearers. It was the most mastery
discussion OF the debt question to which
we have yet listened, and it had the effect
OF so strengthening and developing the
views already entertained by. its hearers
that there is now no danger OF their change.
We wish this speech could be heard
ia every county In the State. As /
have before stated, the people OF King and
Queen are oil right on the debt question.
The election OF w. r. Haynes, the Con.
seryatiye nominee, is assured.
! As we baye before stated, we believe
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j. Annther Gun Spiked.

n,f,be stars In their course tight against 4
Inc. ,he Mozarters. Times are getting better,
the funding has been rapidly going on ana
now Mr.. 81. NJ. srBERr, OF Rockingham
county. who was Readjuster, hos come
ont for the MCCuLLoCH bill, and in bis caro-
confirms fully all that we have said as 10
DR.. RUFrSEg's position. He says
1T will add that l interviewed Or. Kun.
ner, State superintendent OF Schools, as 10 10
the effect OF the McCulloch bill upon tue
great interest represented by MN: IT.
RutTner uahesitatmgly said that the Mcou5-
iocS.biu settlement aoas of fncalcutdole aa.
uantaqe TO the schools, ana that ne naa no :,
hssitation in SAVING ii ought TO beaccepsea'"
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MARRIAGES.

Married, On Thursday, October 8. 1879. at the
Second Presbyterian church in Richmond. Va. BY
Rev Dr. Moses y. H0gc, assisted bv Rev. DIR. I. L.
Preston, ELIZABETH eldest d Iughter of William
Writ Henry. Esq. to JAMES LYONS, Jr., eldest
son of the la,e Judge William Henry Lyons.
Married. ut st. James Episcopal church. by The
Rev Joshua Peterkiu. October Sth at $50 L. NJ.
EDWARD r. TI1hW 10 MAMIE BUFORDI dauGh-
Ter Of the late DR.. William r. Ball.
Philadelphia and Pit:sburg papers please copy. +
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DEATf5S.

Died. at Brevard, Transylvania county. y: G.. on
MARTIN. youngest child OF Rev. $. Taylor and
Mrs. Belle Tenable Martin.
He was buried In the cemetery attached 10 the
Presbyterian church in Hcnd,r:onvigIe, y. C..
Died, suddenly. Friday evening. October 9th. at
6 O'Clock. EDWARD BARLOW, aged thirty. eight
yeats; native Of England.
His funeral will tasc place from ST. Marks
church. corner First and Clay streets. SUNDAY
AFTERNOON at 2 O'Clock. Intermeat 1T Holly
wood Cemetery. Friends and acquaintance arc re-
spectfully invited 10 attend.
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THE FIRST VIRGINIA DIsTRICT.-Gcorse
G. Rounds, who was an Independent cam
didate for the Forty-siNth Congress from
the First Virginia district. opened the cam
paign for the next Congress on "Wednesday
evening, taking strong ground in favor or
maintaining the financial credit OF the state
and in favor OF sustaining her public
schools
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I RAPPAHASNecK CoUNTY.-The nominees
will carry every township in the county,
and whilst we are not betting men and do
not approve Of IT, yet IL there are any per-
sons willing to take chance they can find
plenty OF gentlemen In this township who
are not scrupnlons on the subject, and who
will offer . wager. Blue Ridge Echo.
There's q chance for bold Mozarter.
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CDR. RUFFNER UNHEsITATINGLY
cam THAT THE NCCULLOCH-BlLL
SUPPLEMENT WAS OF INCALCULA-
MN ADVANTAGE TO THE SCHOOLS,
ANDTHAT HE HAD NO HESITATION
IN SAYING TT OUGHT TO BE AC-
CEpTED. w. 81. Sibert.
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The Culpeper Times, which was once d
Resd,usters' organ, but whose position on
the debt question we do not no" Know
says:
"Judgiug from the tenor Of the press
throughout the State, rcadjustmentl IS losing
ground more and more every day"
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Massey SCARED. The charlottesville
Chronicle says:
The parson has returned and made ar
ranpements, we understand, for thorough
canvass of the county. 1t has been the Doast
of some OF his near and dear friends that ne
has the county of Albemarle in hls breecnes-
pocket, but we imagine the . Oldham \ o, o.-
Afraid. oi-the-W Gather" begins to feel q III,
tie uneasy about the present appearance u
the clouds.
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g bare said in another article that the
Republicans will not enter INTO an alliance
With the Agitators. The letter from Rich
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ME- ITEMS OF INTEREST
TO DRY.GOOnS BUYERS.
WHERE YOU CAN BUY YOUR DRY GOODS
AT TILE LOWEST PRICES.


NOTICE THESE Low PRICES:
4 superIne ALL-WOOL BLACK CASHMERE. 80
inches wide. M 6lc. worth 75c.:
An extra fine ALL WOOL BLACK CASHMERE at
SOC:
A 46.inch LUPIN'S SUPERB CASHMERE at 81
which would he cheap Al & 30
COLORED ALL-WOOL CASHMERE. So inches
wide. In all the latest shaics 1T SOC.
ST EEL-MIXED WOOL SERGES 1T 1889. worth
Handsome and stylish DRESS GOODS from 16ac.
All shades in PEKIN STRIPED vELvETEENS at
75c.:
All shades of COLORED SILKS At 75c.:
~ heavy COLORED DRESS SILK at 81 worth
BLACK and COLORED PEKIN STRIPED SILKS
and SATINS III very low prices
Extra heavy BLACK SlLK III 1925. which cinAot
he mai chfd elsewhere for less than Sl.6o:
MADRAS GINGHAMS 1T SIC sold everywhere a.
Excellent 3.button KID GLOVES in all the new fall
shades 1T 40c.:
LONG BALBRIGGAN HOSE at 21c.:
LADIES' SUPERFINE MERlNO VESTS, extra
finish, ut SOC. worth 75c.;
Large lO-4 ALL-WOUL BLANKETS at = 90:
A large and complete stock Of GENTLEMEN :
UNDERWEAR, SOCKS. SHIRTS. &C.. at a,tonisli-
iugy low nriccS at JULIUS MEI ER
&c ll-S,M&W 6O3 Broah street,
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lwps4TAh NOTICES

sPstTAn NOTICES
5 nrIT WILL PAY You TO GO TO
TffALHIMER BROTHERS,
6O1 BROAD, CORNER SIXTH STREET.
THEY are constantly receiving
NEW GOODS!
DRESS GOoDs-.-.m.,-.....-,-..
PRETTIEST AND NEWEST STYLES
AT THE ~.
VERY LOWEST PRICES.
COLORED ALL-WOoL CAsHMEkEs at Soc
The finest Is grades grades CoLoRED cAsHh1EREs at 65
and 75c.
BLACK GOODS A SPECIALITY.
Great success Of our BLACK ALL-WOoL CASH
Our % EXTRA a V oGApLrfY BLACK cAsTMEREs
are guaranteed IN prices and coors /;
SILKS and sATIN rs In every shade
Special inducements in BLACk-sTR1PBD
An elegant assortment of BLACK and coLoRED
Also. C0kDED, sTRIPED, and BRoCADED VEL
BLACK SILK PRINCES IN the rcwe.t designs:
The latest styles OF DEESS.3UTTONS.ve very cheap;
PLAID GINGHAsS for dresses-prctlicst patterns;
SHAWLS In The most elaborate STYLES:
SHETLAND sHaWLS tail wooD at s1-can't lie
The granasst sa1!fPPlayy Of BOULEVARD and BAL
BEAVER aud DIAGONAL CLOAkISGS cx-
traOrdinnrtly cheap:
500 pair, Of BLANKETS bought ut auction, and
WHITE RE1. and 'CoLokED FLANSELs ex-
cefdingly low:
FANCY CHECKED and STRIPED FLANEELS
for sacques-somehtn2 new:
We have the mOst extensive stock OF CLOAkS and
DOLNANS. and can please every one In price,
Style. and quality:
Special attractions in KID GLOVES-look ut our
zoe. grade:
GOLORED HOSIEET-tlic grandest aud most clab-
crate display:
VIII open during this week an entirely aew line Of
SECKWEAR FOR LADIES. IN tie way Of
LACE TIES, HANDKaR HE'S. and BlBS;
Our SILK TIES and IlANDkERCliIEFS for La
dies and Gentlemen comprise all the novelties OF
the season: -
RIBBONS, LACES. EMBROIDERIES. WHITE
GOODS. DOMESTIC and IlOUSE-FURSiSH-
ING GOODS, and numerous o;her ARTICLES, IN
every variety. 1T bottom prices:
Complete stock Of Cliidrcns, Ladies, and Gentle
mems UNDERWEAR; ~
The pest soc. USLAUNERlED SHIRT In the ely:
\ fun assortment of DOMESTIC PAPER FASH
THALHIMER BROTHERS,
oc 11-S,M&W COL Broad. corner sixth street
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tliereis only one (whIte, Resdiuster In the
county. md this n,an-orae@ Capnon--has
declared himself candidate in opposition
to Hon. B. r. Bland. BE does not stand,
however, the slightest chance. - -
WEST POINT.
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M COHEN BROTHERS
ARE now
SHOWING \ MOST
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
CHOICE NOVELTIES

OF FRENCH, CONTINENTAL, AND HOME
MANUFACTURE,
SELECTED WITH THE GREATEST CARE,
AMONG THEM
BELGIUM BROCATELLES, DROSS PEklN,
PERSIAN CORDS, CHUDDAH CLOTH,
SCOTCH PLAIDS, NOME CLOTHS. CAM
ELS HAIR, ZULU CLOTHS. LUPIS'S CASH
AIERES in all shades, including SAPPHIRE,
PRUNE, BORDEAUX. GEMS D'ARMES, &c.
In FINE BLACK GOODS they offer SILK and
WOOL DAMAssE. SATIN STRIPE, NOME
CLOTH, GRAPE sYRIEN, INDIA CASH
MERE, PEKIN STRIPE. CAMELS' HAIR.
LUpIN'S CASHMEREs, POLkADOT SAT-
TEEN, AUSTRALIAN GRAPES, &c.
SILKS.
Everything in the way OF SILKS can tc obtained at
their house;
Just opened, % pieces Of GUINET BLACK slLh>'
which they are enabled to Offers great sacrifice
they include the finest qualities manufactured;
Also, B0NNET's "CAsHMEEE SUBLIME" at
$3.50 4 yard. the raluc Of which was - last
season;
PLAIN ana COLOREp Sill rs IL all the rare choice
colorings;
FANCY TRINAlING-SILkS in superb styles;
Also, PEKIN SATIN STRIPES, SATIN ARMU-
RES, VELVET DROCATELLES, SATIN and
EELFETS;
PEkIN STRIPES in all the variou: shades and coll
oring;
The best assortment CT STAPLE GOODS and at the
owest prices ever offered. ocI
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I,Rg ,.HGE..
NEW AND ELEGANT DRY GOODS.
rt1s .. sftil,

NEW AND ELEGANT DRY GOODS.
A. l.. FOX s sos.
BROAD AED FIFTH >IELET".
are now on.uiur all H.. novelties 81 lie -'a-".--
choice ScecIiou, from he latest impu:i"NoH., HA'
viii bc sold al very .Ow price.
special attention is asked to "ur ELM N>il'
MERES:
our stock Of MOURNING GOODS always fn', a.
complete: 5000 ...,..
SILKS. SATI<S, cA>HMEEE>. PllI">'
iEkIE STRIPES. &C.:
Novelties in DRESS GOODS:
not SEkEEPING and DOMESTIC Ihr!'-~.'.I
La,!its :: anu t;tnilemcn's UNDERWEAR:
CA>SiMEi;ES and WATERPt'"f-
\. J.. fuN 4 ~rN
tsucccssor- to H-r,p. u & FuNt.
orI2-t rul Broad n r..
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FALL oVEEcoATS'
FALL OVEECOAT%.
FALL ONERCOATS,
FALL UVEECHATS.
F.. Il. SpENrE I ,oE.
+. Il. sPEN,s..c >rv.
F.. Il. SrE\'1y ~uN.
+. Is. .rGN, { >pN.
INDICATED SliIEI>,
MEDICATED sIilET~.
INDICATED SHIFTS.
INDICATED SHIRT.
r. T.. >rE<CE Il son.
r. T.. >PENrE ( ~'pN.
+. u. >i'EHt f. 4 SOY.
E. Il. >rlNtf 4 son.
CASHMERE SUITS,
CASHMERE. SUNS,
CASHMERE SUITS,
'A>~itlGEE SUITS.
TEN DOLLARS,
TEN DOLLARS.
TEN DOLLARS,
Ten DOLLARS,
r. Il. SPENCE. K sos
:. Il. SrEScE X srN.
+. Il. SPENCE L sos.
7. Il. SPENCE X sos.
HEAVY lNijt:,>llii.I~,
HEAVY UNUEE~lliRr~,
HEAVY INDEE~lIET~,
HEAVY I>DEE>LIl-IS.
one DOLLAR,
ONE DOLLAR,
ONE DOLLAR.
one DOLLAR.
T.. Il. ~!'EN, f. \ son.
r.. Il. SPENCE & soy.
:. Il. SrENtE X son.
oc g f. Il. Sr..St !. & ~IE.
JOHN LATOuCIIE, IA
MERCHANT TAILOR, NJ
so. TENTH STGEIT,
has just received The
FINEST ASSORTMENT Of GOODS
he la. hal for some years last. 1--WE nc caih
can max" :
: EETTER SUIT OF CLOTHES
FOR HE SANE! AMOUNT OF MONEY
than any party xNo has 20 send "a d,tant ci;Y
10 have work made NJ. Sc Leon
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1T HUTZLER BROTHERS,
525 BROAD STREET.
between Fifth ana SIKH streets.
The above cnerprSinG firm have. rs usual. the
LARGEST. HANDSOMEST, ATTEST. and wiihai
the CHEAPEST. STOCK IN THIS CITY. We ad-
wise all 10 give them call. -
CULORED and ELACk-PLAIN. CHENILLE
TAPE, and BEADED PRINCES:
GHiPS. MARABOUTS. BUTTONS. SILKS,
SATTNS, YELFETS. RIBBONS. LAckS.
GLOVES. CORS ELS. HOSIERY.
EMBROIDERY. UNDERWEAR.
HANDkERCHIEFS. LACE and SILK TIES,
JET AMI IOLD-PLATED JEWELRY.
PERFUMERY. SOAPS. &c.
Stock tho largest. Prices the lowest. &C l
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connf furnis ,,es iii ssstsng Illus
|tra,isn 81 ,he position ~ the ReruD'lcan !,
nar.v. Dr. PRrcE,a RepubI lcan, declared REC
n fsvor az the McCULLocH hi
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EY- MILLINERY! MILLINERY The
NEW FALL STYLES now ready. An immense
stock, and At immensely low prices. Flowers Feath-
ers, Birds, Ribbons, Laces, Vevet3 &c All are IN
vited to call and examine the styles. Both trimmed
and untrimmed Hats and Bonnets IT astonishhgly
low prices at MRS. +. HUTZLER'S. 525 Broad
street, between Fifth and sixth. oc l
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.gpECraL NOTICES.
ny GRAND OPENING

SPECIAL Ns.TICEs.
az GRAND OPENING
IMPORTED, AND DOMESTIC
cLoARs AND DoLMANs
LEVY BROTHERS,
1917 AND 1919 MAIN STREET,
MONDAY, OCTOBER 18TH,
WHEN WILL DE EXHIBITED THE
LARGEST AND HANDsolEsT ASSORTMENT
GARMENTS
EVER BROUGHT TO THIS CITY At
VERY AITRA GIVE PRICES.
WE INVITE A CALL FROM ALL
WHO CAN
APPRECIATE THE BEST GOODS AT A FAIR
VALUE.
DRESS GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY.
oc11
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fEECT5Ss:S.

THE MEMBERS OF LOGE FRAN q
i CASE, No. SO, 4. I. AMI 4. NJ, are re- Xxx
ouestcd 10 attend stated mmuuicatlon Of "
their Lodge AT 81. Adams Hall THIS (Mond2yl
EVENING at Z O'Clock. All Master Masons in good
standing iraternaly invited To attend. By order
of the W. NJ WILLIAM LOFEESTElN.
oc l3.1.x Secretary.
DUBLIC MEETING AT THE CORNER
l. OF BROOK AVENUE AND BROAD STREET:
MARTIN MEREDITH LIPSCUAB. ESQ, VIII
open his fu-dcck batteries oil the past anu present
issues Of the day MONDAY NIGHT at O'Clock.
All candidates and the whole public are invited 70
hear Mr. Lipscomb's views as the peoples candl-
date for The Senate from thit district. To take
place october 13 1879. DC l3.llF
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NJ - nnnc
~
WHITE and RED YIANNEi- al D." '7.''''
rr,,r r,>1r,,rpFS,rI ....,.-:.-l ~ 54". >
bi>A'h NA@'i''''hi~ '
1928;
BLACK SILK, 7Jr.;
bI.Ck SILk. Il:
BLACK sILK, sl23;
BLACK SILK, Sl.31;
toLURED SILK ~ AL .::."
.lu..r,ccived :, large ana handsome SOCK u
PAIN a:i EMBROIDERED Ribbons, "a 50
shades; ,..,.. ,....
,.-o, -,,ea NJ All KIND, uf l. tfE>:
-, 49,, ,ur.,, .tIl%s.
hLA'h AZ" ''. ,'' ',''r
BLACK SILK EEl|tl-.
All !hc Ah"!r-iliiii"G goods were ''"-''- 500. "
L.l,, ri-r ard viii be sold ~ Old pc!rcs.
a. :. ,r,c, ,L,, V. are hra,lr.rr,r- TOR
HOSIERY. MERlN.'. ma
COIET\FY & POWELL.
4" II | =, I. 49,. -
TARDOZO. FOUkQCR EAN ~.
" -. .ov. rtec,,,n. ,a,s, ,:..svf
>,.h,r,, ,l,.y invite i.!.i.,...!.a.
- "'''' -
IN DRESS GOODS
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n~r JUST RECEIVED,
A FRESH SUPPLY OF
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
AT
4. HUTZLER ( SONS,
500 BROAD STREET.

Full line of FOREIGN ard DOMESTIC DRESS
GOODS at popular prices;
BLACK CACHEMIRES.
COLORED CACHEMIRES,
BLANKETS, FLANNELS.
LADIES and GENTLEMEN'S UNDERWEAR,
NOTIONS in endless variety
HANDKERCHlEFS;
RICHARDSON'S LINENS. in remnants. Al very
low prices;
CASSINERES-full line.
CLOAkS-full line.
100 dozen BLEACHED DAMASK TOWELS At
2Jc. cheapest ever offered in the city.
ocl-lm 4. uCTZLER C son.
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uessrs rp.U rpciSs and \. +: NOE. are "''N
ne aid wlll be pleased 10 sec their 'f''h's'
sc 26-eod3m -
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1879-11-20

'The Complete Home" Mrs. Julia McNair
Wright's new book, just published by j. c. Nc
Curdy & Co., of Philadelphia, has received the
warmest concentrations from the Press and
Clergy in all sections of the country.
The following extracts clearly indicate that it
is a work of sterling merit.
The Christian advocate says: ga book of
more practical utility will seldom, if ever, be
found outside of inspiration"
The Presbyterian says: 'The prevailing fea-
ture of the book is its good sense, and when we
say this of such a book we pay it the highest
compliment we can imagine. 1t is true every
where to the Evangelical faith.
The Journal and Messenger, Cincinnati, O.,
says: awe believe that it would be of unspeak-
able benefit to every family in our land could
it be read not only by fathers and mothers, but
by sons and daughters as they are growing up.
Its healthy tone, its common sense and truth
fulness commend it, and can but render it of
the highest value.
The N. Y. School Journal says: "In this work
we haye all the lights and shadows that go to
make up the picture of a real home. 1t imparts
instruction in the whole range of domestic
government in the most pleasing and effective
man ner.''
The Mo. Republican says: "This is essentially
a home book. 1t must have been dictated by q
heart that has been baptized in the beauty OF
the holiness of home. " 3" The sentiment
of the book is lofty while the style is natural,
cheerful, easy and fluent, and the pages are so
many bright pictures of domestic quiet and
comfort"
Rev. Dr. March says: at is so well written
that it cannot fail to be read, and it cannot be
read without bringing sweetness and light into
somebody's home.
From the above, it will be seen that this is a
sensible, beautiful, and extremely valuable
book. Its sphere is wide as the world itself
and it will exert powerful influence for good
in every HON into which il enters.
Agents for its sale are wanted everywhere.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1879-11-20

We, last week, omitted to mention that
Charles O'Rourke, of Admission, Ala, has
been visiting friends and relatives in this
vicinity. He left for home last Thursday
morning.
Wellston Coal and Iron Company are
extending their switch, which, when done,
will enable them to handle from twelve
to fifteen cars of coal per day.
Miss Linnie Books, of Waverly, is Wis
iting Mrs. Fl. S. Bundy.
Miss Carrie Crandall, of Jackson, is the
guest of Miss Nellie Lasley.
The price for mining has advanced to
81 per ton, at this place.
Some of the Wellston boys visit jack
son very frequently. Wonder why?
'Tis whispered among the knowing,
that another bachelor proposes deserting
the ranks, and that a quiet wedding is in
the near future. Time will tell.
Coal is being shipped from this point,
over the M. & G.. r. r. at the rate of
twenty cars per day.
Track-laying ON the Dayton & South
eastern r. r. will be commenced next
week That is, on this end of the road.
REX
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Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice, hav-
ing had placed in his hands by an East India
missionary the formula of simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure for
Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma,
and all Throat and Lung Affections, also a
positive and radical cure for Nervous Debility
and all Nervous Complaints after having test
ed its wonderful curative powers in thousands
OF cases, has felt it his duty to make it
known to his suffering fellows. Actuated
by this motive and a desireto relieve
human suffering, 1 will send free of
charge to all who desire it, this recipe, in Ger
man, French, or English, with full directions
for preparing and using. Sent by mail by ad-
dressing with stamp, naming this paper, w. w.
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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1879-11-20

Jinkings came strutting into the house.
with the air of a man who has his mind
made up. He had just been around in
the back yard, putting up the turkey he
had brought home.
Now said he, I'm going to have a
turkey dinner, on Thanksgiving day
just my own family. | don't believe in
this gadding around, and inviting crowds
in to eat with you. Why can't people
stay at home and eat their own victuals
on Thanksgiv-"
AT this point a neighbor lady came in,
exchanged few pleasantries, and invited
Mr.. J. and his family to come over and
eat Thanksgiving dinner with her. After
she had taken her departure, Mrs. J. bent
an inquiring look Oh her husband That
individual quietly remarked:
"Of course we'll go. Our neighbors
would never forgive us if we didn't.
These pleasant social gatherings are what
society lives on. And, my dear, we'll
keep our turkey until Christmas" And
Mr.. j. settled himself in his chair with a
look Of supreme satisfaction. He was
only obaying poor human nature.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1879-11-20
Probate Court Proceedings,

In the matter of the last will and testament
of Daniel Waller, deceased, will proven and
admitted to probate and record.
| Jonathan Davis, Administrator of Samuel G.
Richards ct al. Petition to sell land. Report
of sale filed, confirmed and deed ordered.
Jonathan Davis Administrator of David J.
Richards, deceased, VS.. Thomas G. Richards ct
al. Petition to sell land. Report of sale filed,
confirmed and deed ordered.
The State of Ohio ex rel. Isaac Fickle VS.. Isaac
G. Long eft al. Habeas corpus Relatori claim
filed. Demurrer to answer overruled. Reply OF
relator filed and cause continued to January
9th, 1850.
Isaac c. Long, Guardian of Mary E. Tickle, a
minor. Motion of Isaac Ficlzle to have guar
dian removed filed and set for hearing, and an
order of service made.
The State of Ohio VS.. James E. Erwin. Va
grancy. Application made for the admission
of defendent into the State Reform Farm m ade.
The State of Ohio VS.. Philip Nance. Vagran-
cy. Application made for the admission of de-
fendant into the State Reform Farm.
In the matter of the last will and testament
of Edward Butler, deceased, testimony of one
witness taken and cause continued.
Six accounts filed.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Henry Humphres and Angelina Strickland.
Albert @. Parks and Ella F. Graham.
Orr ]. Sell and Jennie Caldwell.
George W. Sprouse and Eliza Ann Phillips.
William Saters and Matte Byers.