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SJIUrO VALLEY RAILWAY.
TIME TABLE.
TOOK EFFECT SUNDAY, September %, 1880.

GOING SOUTH.
Erpress-Leaye Columbus 8 As am, arrive Circle
,le IL TO- Chiicothe u 2S, Waverly q p.m., Ports
mouth 40. - .
MaiI-Ieave Columbus so pm, arrive Circlevil e
TO- Chllicothe so. Waverly 50, Portsmouth . II
Fast Freight and 9ccommodati0h-Leave Chillicothe
co. am. arrive Portsmouth s5
GOING NORTH.
.Mdig-Leave Portsmouth 4n Ain, arrive Waverly
So Chillicothe 90, Circeville 27, Columbus 9 40
EIpress-Leave Portsmouth l2 Ol M, arrive Waver-
v % pm, Chillicothe so, Circlevlle 35, Column
iuS 4 so.
Fast Freight and fec dattoH-Leave Portsmouth
pm, arrive Waverly 10 p. M, Chillicothe 10 10
p
All trains daily except Sunday.
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WE like to hear our Democratic friends
talk about the use of money by Republi-
cans in this campaign. 1t sounds funny
to us. But then it's a good thing every
man does not have to tell all he knows,
or some Republicans would laugh-and
some Democrats wouldn't.
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Buffalo Boots, Buffalo Boots and Shoes !!

Mems and Boys Buffalo Boots, Hand
Sided, Hand Pegged. Double Sole, Sole
Leather Counters, French Kip Fronts,
French Kip Backs. The best Boots in
the County for service, for sale cheap at
Martin & Sons.
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BILL ENGLISH, of Indiana, has just
discovered that he has been paying too
much for his clothes. "The Poor
Mans Friend" must economic, and of
course will hereafter buy his cl!;thing of
Morris Sternberger, the great clothier, of
Jackson,
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MIR. EDITOR-PleaSe say to the people
that the diphtheria has been and is lit W
raging in jackson and vicinity, as n
epidemic; and it is very necessary til;
they watch their children as it often ge,s
the advantage of them before they ale
aware of it. DR.. j. B. JOHNSON.
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WILLIAM J. KIRKENDALL, Prohibition
candidate for Congress, got 81 votes in
Jackson county, and McFadden, Green
hacker, got "a. As most of these voters
were Republicans, this accounts for Neal
running so behind the State ticket.
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OBITUARY.,

HoPFER.-At Cross Roads. Jackson county. Ohio,
September 26th, $780, Rachel wife Solomon Houfer
OF dysenter,, aged rs years.
Mrs HOPPER was born at Point Pleasant. West Va,
In the 1904 She spent of her life in Jack
son county, and is well known. She was devoted
wife, affrctionate mother and a good neiphbor
She was the mother of Mrs. j. D. Clare, of Ports
mouth, Ohio. to whom she very much attached.
When called to see her. she said: Il going home
this tme,'' and about noon, Sabbath, her spirit
passed away to the spirit land. It. E. GRIFFITH.
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Indiana

The last news we had from Indiana
when we went to press, indicated that
the State had gone Republican by
over 1000. The Republicans have
elected eight Congressman out of thir-
teen-a gain of two.
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&3C0.

The true meaning of "329." it is claim
ed. you can get 1929 suit of clothes at
Morris Sternberger's, for $25. Go and see
these fine goods. Don't put it off for
single daYl
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b J.
lsive Newspaper. Devoted
JACKSO.
MEDICAL. !
A AREIGN OF TERROR.
The Alarming Increase of
Heart Disease and the
Symptoms which
PreCede 1t.
Leading to Scientific In
vestigation and an At
tempt to Check It's
Increase.
The Wonderful Properties
of Sedatine-de-India''
and how to Proper
ly Use It.
ve@tigation and an At
tempt to Check It's
Increase.
The Wonderful Properties
of Sedatine-de-India''
and how to Proper
1y Use It.
Facts Of Importance for all Regarding a
New Discovery.

The mortality statistics ct this country show that
great proportion of deaths arise from Heart Disease
But aside from the fatality which attends it. the in
convenience and suffering which the first stages
bring make it to take prompt measures for
rel1ef. Undoubtedly the greatest remedy of modern
times for CURING diseases of the Heart
anaia, whieh Is accomplishing such wonderful
suits ana attracting much attention. This great
remedy possesses Ingredients specially designed for
ton Is the result of long and careful experiment.
II can pc safely asserted that when taken in time 1t
VIII cure IN every case Do have Nightmare,
sad feeling in side and breast Irregular Action
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RAIL IROAO
tAklEFrA AND CINCINNATI
LIZ IL 70 u d.
'IHE TABLE-Taking Effect Jan. 20, 1850
TRAINS GOING EAST.

TRAINS GOING EAST.
yMat-Leaves Cincinnati 20 am, arrives Love land
H. Manchester a. Greenfield Il. Chillicothe 10 81.
ialnden II 06 pm, Athens #, Parkersburg 3 2S.
81. LoHtS EIpress-Leaves Cincinnati 10 PM,
ives Loveand 10 23 Manchester 10 81, Greenfield
07 am. Chillcothe 12 81, Hamden 12 Athens
arkersbnrg 10.
TRAINS GOING WEST. a
Ihdit-Leaves Parkersburgh 90 am, arrives Ath-
ms 81. Hamden Ii co. Chil1icOthe l2 Is pm.. Green
'eld 49, Manchester 06, Loveand So. Cincinnati
20.
CtnctHnatt Erprcss-Leaves Parkersburgh 10 35
rr1ves Athens IL 90. Hamden l l3 Chillicotht
25. Greenfield 81, Manchester 49, Loveland 5 "a.
incinnati 35.
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Caru u. thanks. 4

MILTON TP., Oct. IS, 1880.
To the Editor of the Standard:
If yo vi mt space IN the columns of your
valuable aper. will try express my thanks to the
many friends who saw dt to present me the watch
won by the delegation of this township at the last
grand Republican rally In jackson. am not SO pre-
sumptious thi NIX 1t any merits of own,
but, rather, b. caus Ine .,s hter o an old SOL
dier, cred his HE for his country, and to show
that the rendered this government by such
humble my lamented father, are still remen'-
bered. MARf DCRhEf.
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IT showed on Tuesday.

THERE were more people at the show
on last Friday than we ever saw in Jack
son at any one time, and there was no
drunkenness or trouble. Mayor Aleshire
and Marshal Owens deserve much credit
for their vigilance in watching the move
medts of the great throng of people.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-10-21

Those marked by an asterisk ale
m ,mbers Of the Forty-sixth Congress.
The Democrats in the delegation ale
NJ .ssrs. LeFever, Leedom, Converse,
Atherton and Geddes. The other fif-
ten are Republicans. The delegation
fir ,m. Ohioin the present Congress con-
sists Of eleven Democrats and nine Re-
publicans.-T Ohio State Journal.
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Trimming .,II

Trimming ,uAs. TriLlnins Silks!!
Our ,tOrn OF oii. nj View Is Is one OF
the lest ever $. OWL. embrat ing ali the
newest designs and styles, at 10, lrIces.
u. III. MAKIN g. Sons.
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ADVERTISEMENTS must be handed in
by 8 o'clock on Tuesday morning. as the
present mail arrangements require us to
60 to press at one O'clock on Tuesday.-tf
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One Of the pleasant features about the
victory is that it gives assurance that
Capt. Baldridge will continue as Post
master at Jackson, for four years after
the 4th of next March.
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A COUGH. COLD OR SORE THROAT

'uld be stopped. Neglect frequently results I'm an
icurabie Lung Disease or Consumption.
,ROWN's BRONCHIAL TROCHES are cer-
ain to give relief in Asthma, Bronchitis,
ouyhs, Catarrh, COnsump.ive and Ihroa.
diseases. For thirty years the Troches have been
commended by physicians, and always give perfect
'tisfaction. They not new untried but having
zen tested by wide and constant for nearly
ntire generation, they have attained well-merited
Ank among the few staple remedies of the age. Pub
ic speakers and Singers use them to clear and
rrengthen the Voice. Sold at twenty-i cents a
everywhere. 7octsOy
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-10-21

SAMPLE Wheeler g. Wilson New No.
Sewing Machine to be seen at g. W.
Rice's Store, Broadway street, Jackson,
Ohio. ]. B. Howe, General Agent.
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BUY your Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Dy'
all articles i'll the Drug and Fancy Good
line, at G.. w. Miller's. Largest stock il
jackson.
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Mrs. White resided here for some
time. She was daughter Of A. NJ,
Waddell, of Centreville. She attend,
ed the school we taught at Centreville
In 1866, and was diligent pupil.
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SAMPLE New No. 8, may be seen at N.
Downey's Gunsmith Shop, between the
Jail and the NJ. E. Church, on Portsmouth
Street.
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Work on the new Welsh Church in
Jackson has been commenced. 1t will be
located on Railroad Street, near the resi-
dence of Rufus Peters.
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PORTSMOUTH BRANCH.
TRAINS GOING NORTH. .

TRAINS GOING NORTH.
.MaiL-Leaves Portsmouth 35 a.m., arrives Scioto-
lille 3D. Slocum's o. Gepharts 16, Scioto Furnace
q Webster -, Bloom 3S. Pioneer a, MoLroe
50. Washington 05, Oak Hill I5 Cross Roads 25.
|aughn 80 irwin's 80, Keystone IL, Jackson
etrea 10 o. Berlin 10 49, Milton 10 22 Hamden 10 35.
Observation-Disclosures Portsmouth 90 p.m., ar.
ives Sciotoville 25, Slocums 30, Gephart's so.
'cioto Furnace 90, Webster 49, Bloom rs, Pioneer
3D. Monroe 5S Washington O6. Oak Hill Is, Cross
;oads 80, Vaughns 49, Irwin's SO, Keystone SO.
jackson 0S. Petrea 3S, Berlin SO, Milton l3 Ham
len 30.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
-Accommodatlon-Leaves Hamden 8 10 am, arrives
'ilton 25, Berlin Is, Petrea S. jackson l5 Key
tone 7 35, lrwins 40, Vaughn's so, Cross Roads
%, Oak Hin Is, Washington 35, Monroe As. Pio-
'eer 25, Bloom 32 Webster 40, Scioto Furnace
'OrtsmOuth 10 Is.
MaiI-Leayes Hamden 55 p.m, arrives Milton 2 08,
Serln H. Petrea 27, jackson 35, keystone 49, Ir-
wins 2 81 Yaughn'ss 8 90, Cross Roads 3 O5 Oak Hill
10. Washington 25 Monroe 81. Pioneer 46, Bloom
80. Webster S. Scioto Furnace OS Gephart-s I6,
>locum's 4 26, SciOtoville 4 35, Portsmouth4 So.
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DIR. j. F. WHITE Of Lawrence Fur
mace lost his beloved wife last week.
She was an esteemed and kind woman
and the community in which she dwelt,
her husband and children, greatly
mourn her death.
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SEE the NEW No. 8.

Burned Lime of a good quality for farlr
ing and building purposes always on haI
and for sale-price l6 cents per bush
$4OO per ton. Pustoffice address, Gall
Furnace, Gallia Co, Ohio.
Oct14-4w. ARTHUR E. WILLIAMS.
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LosT-A child's cloak, gray flannel.
The person finding it will please leave it
at the Standard Office, where the owner
can get it.
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THERE were 1929 votes cast in Jackson
county at the October election. Now let
us make it 5000 at the Presidential cleo
ton
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-10-21

DIETER's ROYAL COFFEE is always
uniform in quality and requires no set
Ting.
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GM MAaTIN & ooNs b We the largest
and DIT selected stock 0, Black TX
TEnes ID the City. Cal and see them.
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In all cases of General Debility Mich
OILS & Co.'S Bark and Iron is confidently
recommended as safe and efficient rem
edv
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so will buy a clock warranted to
keep time; call at the Jewelry Store of H.
A. Bedel. 16sept6t
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Notions !! Notions {!

Consisting of everything in the useful
and fancy line so numerous indeed, tha,
1t IS impossible to mention one-half the
articles. However, bear it in mind please,
hat we have the largest stock of Notions
f"uble in finding just what you want at
[artin & Sons.
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Ihsve op nd shoe shop OF pos the Frame MN
OF Peters, du singer j Co. Il Ja on. where Boots
and shoes viii be made to o. der and repairing wlu
be done on reasonable teri
IQctaQfti WA. D. I0GGANs
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A MISS BUsLER was seized with fit
during services at the NJ. E. Church on
Sunday evening.
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indianapolis Journal.l
Democratic Rally at Union City.
They Garry a Traitorous Banner.

Union City. Oct. 10.
The Democrats held their Joint coun-
ty rally of Randolph county, Ind, and
Darke county, Ohio. at this place last
night Their declared intention was
to beat the Republican demonstration
at the time of Ben Harrison's visit.
about three weeks before. They did
their very best and brought together
the largest Democratic crowd that was
ever in Union City, and as drunk and
disorderly crowd as was ever any
where outside of pandemonium. The
procession numbered 684 on foot.
horseback and in wagons, as against
1925 at the Republican parade The
order of marching was disorderly, fire.
quently requiring half an hour to
move ten feet. The noise was all that
could be made, and the wounds and
bruises were about as many as the doc
tors could attend to. The number
around the speakers stand was less
than one-tenth as many as listened to
Gen. Harrison, while the numbers at
the saloons were more than hundred
times as many. The speaker was a
Mr.. Johnston. from Maryland. but no
body knows what he said. The whole
thing was mob and this morning we
had two j4ils full of homesick bum
mers, shouting for Hancock and wa
ter.
A few transprencies in the process
sion deserve notice One was; 'In
fusion is victory" another, Victory
in Maine; another, THE Solid South. -
Bnt the one which attracted the most
attention. and while carried was cheer
I'd as much as any was this:
JEFF. DAVIS.
Our LEADER.
SOLID SOUTH.
1890
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M A q RED.

PooR-NACGHN-On October 18th, 1880. at the resi-
dence OF Wm Vaughn. the brides father, hy Rev. &.
F. Creighton Mr. Ephraim Poor and Miss Mary II.
Vaughn. all of Jackson county, Ohio.
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This banner was carried by Dem
ocrat, member of Democratic club.
dressed in the uniform of the club.
and was taken out Of the procession by
a Republican, somewhat torn, but
complete in all It's parts. and is now
in the possession of your correspond
ent, and any Democrat may have it If
he will come and git it. A vigorous
"ffort is being made to deny the valid
ity of the foregoing. but the matter
has besn Investigated, and is we'll un-
derstood. The banner was put into
the procession at Democratic headquar-
ters, was carried by Democrat. as u
Democratic banner, in Democratic
procession as a visible expression of
Democratic sentiment, and after being
carried two squares was taken posses
ion Of by Republican.
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DrErER's Royal COFFEE is the best in

SNow-BIRDs put in an appearance on
Sunday.
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TIE best is the aleap ct. Buy Dieter's
Royal Coffee and USE no other.
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W.R. BARTON brought to our office on
Monday beet, which weighs 6A lbs.
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scioto Township Meeting

Scioto Township Meeting.
There will be Republican meeting at
Buckeye School House, in Scioto town
ship, on Saturday night, October 80, 1880.
which will be addressed by Hon. ii. ..
Bundy. Turn out, everybody.
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IT IS HOG pI6dSst1II IOI q ptISOH 70 gtt
his fingers pinched in putting up stove
pipe; in fact, it causes some men 10 make
unbecoming remarks. The way to avoi;
this, is to get your stove pipe from :.
Graham, the timer, at the old Stem
berger Corner, opposite the Gibson
House. Not only does he keep stoves
and pipe, but he will put them up fol
you, and he will furnish you anythiI G
You may desire in the line of tinWare. sc.
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Ohio in the 47th Congress.

The following is a list of candidates
elected on Tuesday. October -, to
Ohio in the National Con-
gress for twoyears from March 4, 1881:
First District-B. Bntterworth.+
Second DistFict-Thomas L. Young.+
Third District-Henry L. Morey.
Fourth District-Emmanuel Schultz.
Fifth District-Benj LeFevtr.4
Sixth ibistrict-Janles NJ. Ritchie.
Seventh DiStrict-John Z. Leedom.
Eth Dsfrict-J. W. Keifer.+
Ninth District-J. s. Robinson.
Tenth District-John b. Rice.
Eleventh District-Henry s. Neal.A
Twelfth Dstrict-Geo. L. Convprse,+
Thirteenth District-fiibson Atherton.*
Fourteenth Dintrict.Geo. w: Geddes.+
Fifteenth District-Rufus X. Dawes.
Sixteenth District-J. Il. UDdegraff.s
Seventeenth District-W. Mckinley, Jr.@
Eighteenth District-A. y. Mcclure.
Nineteenth District-Ezra b. Taylor.
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SEE the NEW No. 4.
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WHEELER s. WILSON NeWN
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House far Rent.

have a new house for rent, which will
be ready to occupy about the first of No
vember. 1t is situated on Portsmouth
street. has four rooms, and will be renteG
to responsible person, for one hundred
dollars per year. DAVIS MACKLEY.
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Calandaf-lsS0.

THIS PAPER pax KEdse ss f1qns cSs g Ne 3 @
Bureau ue Spruce st wlsrsv eWnRK
e,ntracfa may be made Tor IL In NEW AON
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Her soul to-day Is far away
Or may be lowering DER you
You'll see her In the coming da!
or4,,A 1aaff,r-n wan
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-10-09

When in the water the human
body weighs & pound. and q single
chair will carry two grown persons
That is. it will keep the bead above
water. which is all that is necessary
when it is question Of life or death.
One finger placed upon stool. or .
chair, a small box. or bit OF board,
will keep the, bead above water, and
the two feet and other hand may be
used as papples to propsl toward the
shore. It is not necessary to know
how to swim to be able to keep from
drowning ip this way. A little ex
perience OF the buoyaut power Of
water il all that ia required.
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M IoFFfCiAb.1 ,
LIST OF JURORS
Drawn to Serve at the Term of the District
Court to be Held on the 10th Day
of November. a. D. 1880.

Pe il known and remembered that we,
tie undersigned Jary Commissioners OF
th. PARISH oi Grant, duly appointed and
qualified according to law, met this day
in the Clerks office, in the Court House, in
said parish, to draw Jury to serve ut the
next term of the District Court to be
holden on Tuesday, the 10th day OF No
ycmber, A. d. 1880. The Clerk OF the
Court, s. B. Shackelford, then furnished
the Jury Commissioners with list OF the
Jurors who had served at the last term OF
| the District Court, when the Jury Com
missioners, with the assistance Of the
Clerk of the District Court and ex-oficio
a member of the Jury Commission. pro-
ceeded to open tie General Veni-c Box
and revise and reform said General venire
Box by selecting from the names IN the
box, and from t.e registration books o.
| the parish of Grant, three hundred names,
and placing the same in said General We.
nire. Box, a. required by law When Mr.
/ E. G. Randolph drew from thu General
venire Box, in the presence Of the under
signed Commissioners, one at . time, thu
following fifty names to serve for the first
week. tO-wit:
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Proceedings of the Town Council Of the
Town Of Oolfax.



The council met pursuant to a call
of the mayor. Present - Mayor d.
Mcknight and councllmen Mash,
Richardson and Cameron.
On motion of w. a.. Richardson
a. g. GOODWIN was unanimou-iy
elected town marshal
On motion 1t WAS resolved that
fiue of one dollar be imposed upon
any and all persons passing III or out
If the + ubllc gates Of the town ana
leaving said gates open.
The council then adjourned until
Wednesday, sept. ~
Council met PURSUANT IL a'iJourn-
meut, but there being no business
adjourned u the next evening.
TUESDAY, Sept. 80.
Council met pursuant to adjonrn-
ment. Present-H. McKn,ght, May
or, and councllmen c. Z. Mash, w. l..
Richardson aud H. s Cameron
On motion of w. l.. richardson
the ordinance imposing hne upon
persons passing III and. out Of the
town gates. and leaving tire same
open, was amended SO as to read rs
follows: @
Resolved, That fine Of Two dol
lars be imposed npon each and every
person passing IN or out of she pup
Inc gat. Of the Town and leaving
said gates open, of which sum hfty
cents shall be paid 10 the lnformer
and fif,y cents Ia the town marshal
On motion of c. q, NASH
ResoiUed, That it shall be the dnt,
of the town marshal to arrest ana
bring before the mayor alt person,
carrying concealed weapons within
the limits of the corporation, tu be
dealt with according tu law. ll.5
| Resolved, That the marshal be an
thorlzed aud is hereby Instructed 't
proceed forthwith to make an as
sessment Of I'll the property. rea
and personal, Situated fwithin the
corporate hunts Of The town; an,
that all ordinances heretofore i'm
posing license tax upon trades ans
professions be and the same are here
by repealed; prouided that this re
peal shall not apply to ordinance
;. imposing licenses upon others thai
residsnts of the town.
. The council then adjourned SIN
II die. h. mcknight, Mayor.
q R s. Cameron, Clerk. ases
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.

For the purpose of registering all per-
sons who are entitled to vote, will open
the Registration Books at the following
uamcd places. to-wit:
Colfax. Sept. 9th to Oct Sd.
Liberty Chapel. Oct. 9th.
Union Precinct. Oct. 9th.
Days Mill. Oct. 9TH.
Satcher's (Big Creek). Oct. 9Th.
Mrs. Taylar's {scliool house, Oct. 9th.
Fred.eu's. Tuesday, let. IL.
CoIfax, Oct 18th to Oct. 3Uth.
Every voter is requested to bear in
mind tie necessity of enrolling his name
on the new Registration B's'iSs, IS the old
booss were misplaced. and 20 one can
vote whose nasne does not appear on the
new Registration.
T. X. SMITH, JR..
Assessor and Registrar, Grant Perish.
September l, 1881, too