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CAUGHT A TARTAR.
Mark Twain Tnlisa to n Post 0mce Clerk
Like n DIscl, tjHcic.
Tho Hartford CUl,rdnt publishes the following
letter frnm Mark Twain to thc editor:
sln: a doy Or two nYO received formidable
envelope from Washington inrl,ysnK letter
and sune printed tnutter. This envelope hnd
sntno pecunrIttes nitont It. For Instance, In lia
Upper right corner. MI oval black stump
wtls printed. beNring the words. United States
Postal service"; In tho upper left-hn1ld corner
the following worsls were printed, In large, bold
type, In threD supnrtt1 lnes-thug:
" 1'nst-OGfscn Department.
Ot!lcc nf thn i'ostmistcr.ileiiprul.
OFFIUTAk HUAlSESs+"
In tho lower frft-hut,d cnrl,rr was rrit.ted tho
following wurtlB III two sepurntc aincs-thus,
III ,xnultU.W $lU u frni hg 'a,v FIR uair.g u4ts
Elret,jE }DT Hf!itF thin OFFICIAL 1lrs1sEss"
III this rnaJcsttc envelope found tho follow
"Iosr;.0rx!GH ; l,Er*nTMEsT, ,i wAsnryoroy, 2.
1;anu.-DEAu Bin: Noticing yt,nr letter to It'd
Hartford Co!rdHt uppn tho recent order Of tho
pussunster.tIcncr'i tnks tho liberty Of ncl.s..
Ing few copies nf tract which tho Department
his prcpnre1 in onler tn turet such hardened
!'ns.s NJ yours. After rea'!nx Tho traet and The
sf wic attnP Wth % yt W. w etr tms. 70 nc, Il
"unnasass,iry = f's'or" Of wbl"h yo,i IL eninplaia
wns r,lliy ia unnecessary rs tho complaint. the
only utility uf which, WIS To ntld u tho already
surplus stock Of mlsinfor1naton In tho world.
crci*e i s ther o atr"gs % by several thpsa,tl. wr
latter End might uve been lust us well attained
hy tic nso of bogus: :,
lsws Ind regulations to explain the niiIs!.ns ii
the traet md i!u!,c y9u VIII tnke the trouble 70
. n ,E e IL reaardns hSfs" e 4.r III Is tho s
!!as iee.! takcn ior yet, ana T. Sccrs are so,,.
Will sustain 1t. Yours truly,
"'ritoMAs II. KrnnY,
My e"W Sr' w,r yo s hayG o
urnwn lin cffcryrsce,cts of ymti, and utnutrr,l
81 ~ ,o,11,. xn,r1",,c ,o,, ," "na ~ ~ ,,,oro
mistakes like thht. That Is TO say, You will re-
frain from 1netldltnE In tnHttcrs which DO not
sonce,n yoa: yoo viii res'sn.s the s',ap,o wis.
,n,. '', VI e'',,,s.s sn. s't.sus W. yuur oM'
ssness mnne @ afo VIII" wM n,s rtsen
Fay hlrsh th'nKa e ynu nbaiit It. Tut InrtsMne!y
for yu;i I'm no, thnt A. s"rI ot y tMr:n.,: M What
or fse 'ay 1 hnsn we sr nenrt w tr to
sct ynu right upon certain smll points-tdt 70
hurt yo.1, but to DO yn't gttEl. Yn!a seGin @ 70
ns% rse y n.y." St + the e Z ee s1 partsnt s t
o. tnn ua!tM. sln'ca ~ Anfsfte Mn,en ny s. necn
G.,lii 10 @ aeSnt: IherG @ .t,lts.nGe @. hrt
Whlch YOU nutn nV~GlinnkeMEl ~ WI lMint y Ht!t.
only M lrresponslbln, inaxl,e'ssiys. md un,eGs~
e lnsir.tetors like ,at 4" nnt ea! prtyatn gess:-
1ilfies 70 itecmi. nrnr ihs ~ i''ilt: WI! Dc
hrn to You. Tho mstIka ! ~, hMyc IN n,nn H.! Is
w'icrc4is Sou ire tho tull. 70" haye efrl.avor.N
to wnH the 1n9: tns WIS mt! mt tds,is: yo1
S II sscprcti d. this taIl.!'nl We Vii Ks,,t,
T. s1l the tail* Mitcntontn nny'hiYs. but only
nniUai to i c:rt"ln nantt.r; You rrcrvo, I
w'Is simply ~ tho ,.tlrs 81 TIT, rignE M hel; .tat
, 1880-01-03

suit nRninst II. r. ,1nCtls. Thu estate wna worth
Complainant npw risks Tint i'll h4 .TDinHi IN
Na'vn given may lM rnlirA, .l.ill that tiu .lG-
fCnlnnta. whit nrc lcEitGes, inMy hG required To
consent tlefttu,
, 1880-01-03
VOICE nE The PEOPLE.

lIlLlanALE,. Attr!l,-lt. Y: Pierce, AZ D..
hnl svrtous ttlseilsa f tho lungs, and was fur
IL Tins cnpih.ea 81 MY btal and Illitnr tho caro
0t physician. Ills prrscEiptlons did not lleip
l colnuAUlicctl tAking yultr Metllcal Discovery,
which helped lAe gr1atly. J. haye taken scy-
eTal bottles, and am rpatnrcl to gond heaitl,.
Yours respectfully, 'JunlTlI nuIkNETT.
, 1880-01-03
TIE COURTS.
Iurisdictional Decision by
Judge Smith.
Report Of tic Assignee OF tllc Rcpub.
lie Fire. Insurance Company.
Record Of Judgments, New Suits, Di-
vorces, Bankruptcies, Eto.
CRIMINAL JURISDICTION,


,,,,,,,,
CRIMINAL JURlSD1CTION.
Tho following Ia tho decision Of Ju,lgn Smith
t., ,,,, .oso ur t1,n VcoDIo va Mtctn,1 Enlfu, NJ,
IN ao caeo u -. w. s 49,, s,.a,,.. ~
the question OF tho Jurisdiction Of the clro1ie
opuss " assault ~ % md Battery; = ~ >''0'
% ss s' ssfs n :: a!%ss 9 sssss U a9
nnTfE afcn,nnt MSsh oF .ho s;. iii acnsr n am r,na
@ n,,tv NJ snl,c nssnl,lt md battcrY whluH
9My fnnMt 1i'1ce"F, ,,nM ,oxca n, ,rrost NJ ,u.
,rnt,t ,,nm tic grounds: ''
T. i,3siment ss 4, 5os /, 1s,sny dc;
n.'1 VIZ iii f:nniiat rt,in ,,ntti fhis ,estInm Il
nv"kcil: " nit tIs r1,ie Il not apiiIcal'io to
rs,,,, "r liz Viii, ill.,, II not h1r" tvst r. E,,
a'd Ss' ,Int,l IN M tra On /, cInrue of ftonv Tia
ptsnd p,sdett t T's h m rai for s,,c
emI!s"Sscs, !fs = t"lI 1 aais'.s II e"Sassi, eis
SSy'sSSn nSrs Cir ~, ;.,sr ~ q c1H. ,r8! fS S
Ppsdreouor ilO wo,,ll 70 i i" M .r,vr of IN M suei
psivilcses Under tS,r crinInai j%risllctlon. Tho
Ies?S Y, to rn!e, tsrsi'I%; ,!st sX!sinx, ,l sIo
pnonlc. l y ill.,. sifl ''' v 'o''"o> 'o w. A'o
fof| It Il ns!stc @ Tint ,nnsm,,ch ns tho Iullct.
sa,llt WITH ;,,tct. cte # univ i,,sl5tl.si Verdict
fur t IN nesnlt a al thIs vordct IL for nj as
aia cMss ta,, ,repos M ~ me n tta III sk; es
hit state % '.sssit n''l NJ assa'lt ani Isttrry
eErGqs Of pan,sast WIT s Mr9 psGs; pug 5 % y
,his sns tH pmls,nHtnt for Al ssa ss' 9, ,n
n,,, III rs1., ' ~, ,,c ;;, W. a tn ~.
cin. ..yHn.rnr shnIi h, r,,iitv nf M ,.ssauIt
r ss Of a ~ ssr ~ mar al r '9atSf 1a s ~ ''"e not
''s ThIs | yersiot M ecrtnily iiiccs an assault, M
e. 1 he5sssf ssss a ~ w, so 3 ns sry srs!
'9at"ry Aga 20 !. VIZ sSrTsssly q HS!'uaxsa ' 4
s,s,ats preseriSinf tso seMc 'easfs i n,'n5is 5
try 20 nso ni. n tao rnoG H., Is ~ s,, t,tRer @
ssi aysfnfs @ ntsf e s;It's y s M &c ss!s rs ~
tans,utn ash Wh t s crc :" "f x ns III ad GnttrE "
verdict of gity Of ss nssqIt "nl ~ nat."rx n, WI.
T.. .g.t 20 M W's ns.'"" '., ,,a srs. Ms ). a ~
sb EtI bslis afn', teetc d"sH rs sHrsH M '' " '"' ~
a G 3 t rs snn c1'1G th 1 m 1Ts @ N th a M
45 n"r ian ta sua or,n r. law 'le nr..,s, HE ~
inr,s,jctipn @ n ysr s ,liese s!srs wns sS
rssIy eo1s5sa sicsf o[ { tf rsrs
t . .r @ e.. ~, ',u, H. Jrs,iH ~ IT,
@ , ",t I'M, 1,S ~ s,1 isr ., @ ,nn
,a. t is's,i.?,, ~ ~, ~ ~ 1Hwi H., n,,n,..i
assembly: ExeasiSs jarls',si,ou oysr tii;sc ; d
3usGs 1Si wv WIFI t,ts r,si,,iGn .1, tls M r9s
iation wis In forcc, Tic ,1,,yc,nc Court Of ills
oa, \" ,Sat trHIt r. I,is NH ~, n ,,Ei,'.' ''
o ycr ,GI csa IfS snss IL g t rsn @ no 3hst ~
" ~" onnrni Assav t t,n,, st1cn;s X H.
pieSs .es ey..!.tsn n :, ,y2o .:s,! sre.sr.s.
% t9 ,,ros tGnt thn i,rn, % +, ,rts ss
"
, 1880-01-03

John KAlicr He'd Il bill ycstcrlNy nyMlnst
Charles l,orhn, Frederick Brand, John IT, Frul-
rrie nni .jnlIi IIotrllnnts tn Bcttfc up tho leo
business III which thDy were engnged I'll 1876.
, 1880-01-03

Matherst your chill lnay .hava wosnlsi Thon
hy pll inuuhs usu urpwn'A VenllfuG0 NOrntlts."
remedy knsWu. Avoil ooultsrfclts. frloU, Is
ecAta.
, 1880-01-03
THE 1sEpUlsy.1C,

Mr., ]. Il, payaon, Asslgueo nf tho Republic In.
sarnnco Company, Hlu'1 tho following full aml
correct Rtatnrnnnt OF his raeulpta Anl ilslllrsu-
lnonts froln March to Dec. !, ls'v, which Ia Us
fol!oWs,
, 1880-01-03

In tln estate Of Jnl,al c. Michel letters Of nd
mnsst,nton, with wit: annexed, wcrn Issued to
Wil1lnn Michel, ls,tl hla ,nd for $1,000 was mp
proved. An appraisers warrant was alan !ss,lct1.
pr,vni,. Nnu lGttern tcstMltuDtnry &trD Issued to
l0hnn u. lituiler. Ills L,isl for $1,aD0 WIS mp
Nl1lNll.
, 1880-01-03
DIVORCES

Louise e. 1'arncs i,lcl 1t bllt yesterday against
her husband. Mark II. liurncs, nskng for d.
vorce On the ground Of adultery.
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Berlin Items,

CHRISTMAS passed pleasantly, with the exception
ofa little fght' on the Of Main end Broadway
HAD a Christmas tree at the NJ. E. Church Christ
mas Eve owing to the incemency of the weather. the
crowd was not as large expected. The exercises
consisted of Music, Dialogues and address of VEL
come by Prof. S. Morgan. The tree was well filed
with beautiful and valuable presents.
OWING to the scarcity of feed and leanness of the
cows, butter is scarce and In great demand.
BUSINESS is revtvng the mill runs one day in each
week Saturday..
THOMPSON MOORE are doing n thriving business
in the coal and ore trade.
THE schools are making rapid progress under the
supervision of S. Morgan assisted by Miss Ella Wet
kins of Hamden.
ONE of our worthy citizens visited yopr town few
days since for the of perlor bed
stead, and in the hurry and excitement of the mo-
ment loaded the hetd and foot boards in his wagon
and started home. After drying about mile and a
half he suddenly to the conclusion that he had
forgotten something. Htchinr his horses to the
1ence he slowly and deliberately vsnded his way back
to Jackson and er reeching the furniture store of
he shculdered sIets and rails and turned
his heightened face homevard again, meanvhtI. NUT
ter1ng vile mprecatons upon the absent mindedness
of men in general.
RICHARD RAYTFR.
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John B. West aAd Sarah NJ. Hoover Nov Is. by
Samuel WanbauSh, Min.
Henry Kaufman and Minerva Holland, Nov 49, by
j. Edward Jones, j. P.
John Long and Mary j. Toppins Nov 81 nv r. r.
Bradrick, Min.
Andrew j. Scurllock and Bridget E. Sears, Nov
90, by Williamson Scurlock, P.
Joseph H. Nickels and Louisa McCraw, Nov. ss, by
j. W. Case Min.
George T. Jones and Frances E. vanfossen, Nov. g.
by L. A Atkinson, Min.
John H. Price and Sarah F. Bunn Dec. 1st by L. A.
Atkinson, Min.
John Dole and Eliza A. Harris Dec l. by Samuel
Fouty, j. P.
John A. Thompson and Sophia E. Miniken, Dec. 9,
by l.. A. Atkinson, Min.
Samuel Fair and Lillis N. Burris Dec 5. by Jona-
than Bussard, j. P.
John A. Collins and Margaret A Farnev dec o bv
R. D. Stephenson, Min.
Joseph A. Armstrong and Rachel z Hoover Dec
9, by John Mccartney, j. p
William Howard and Nancy Harrel, Dec o, by Geo.
W. Masters, Min.
James Wikel and Susan Wiseman, Dec. H. by VIM.
Cutter, j, p.
Jacob Garlinger and Lucinda Gee, Dec IL, by Riley
Corn, J. p
James K. Henson and Atha Evans, Dec. II, by 1. B.
Cartlch, Min.
Hugh Jones and Mary n. Aten, Dec. II, by John
J. p,
john Canter and Nancy Abram, Dec. 90, by George
Gfliland, j. P.
Archimedes B. Allen and Amanda J. Aleshire Dec
l6, by Riley Corn, J.P.
Nathan Hill and Cornelia V. Phillips Dec g. by L.
A. Atkinson Min.
Isaac L. Huston and Margaret Clark, Dec. IS, by
Samuel Fouty, j. P.
David Haterman and Elizabeth IT Ktnnison Dec |
%, by D. Mann, Min.
Francis NJ Crawford and Isabel Moore Dec 90, by |
R. D. Stephenson.
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we advise all our readers, whether they own foot
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ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR 1880.

THE REIGN OF PETER THE GREAT by Ell.
smG and ii With viii BE Tare w9
IN Paris and S. q haTe
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CANADA PICTURESQUE.-A number of Dapers
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g. +PAPERs Ads ON ART.-The growth of art has made
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Fading place both IN s WIN continue to occupy the
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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 a 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 desireto relieve
human suffering, l 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 adj
dressing with stamp, naming this paper, w. w.
Sherar, 149 Powers Block, Rochester, NJ
2oct79-lOteow
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WeilstOn.

THERE Tas an oyster supper given by the colored
band boys, In Eonshan's Hail. on Christmas Eve.
WELLsToN COAL AyD IRON Co,PAxY are ship
ping coel to Tropic Iron Company.
Miss LUCY CoBB who has been teaching in Fayette
county, returned home last week.
FRANK WALKER spent Christmas at home
THEo. FLUHART Vent to Dayton to spend Christ
mas; and Ed. L. Watson to Washington G. H.
WRITING letters with red ink the rage in this
part of the country.
Miss NELLIE LAsLEY Is visiting friends in Near
thur.
THE notorious George Stanley was captured on Sun
day last ana taken back to jail from which he escaped
some time since.
THERE was one-horse minstrel troupe in town.
last week. styling themselves sThe Big Three Their
performance Is said to have been very thn in fact
poor apology for any performance all. We were not
there,
YVES. VAUGHN and G. W. C. Poor were out here on
hunt, Friday. They doubtless caused great slaugh
ter among the innocents, i. e., the rabbits
THERE was social party and hop at the residence
OF Otho Scott, Sen., on Friday night
THE D. & S. E. Ry was washed somewhat bv the
recent Hood and W. p. Austin, agent at Coaton had
holiday, which he improved by visiting all his
friends. ~ $40
THE new paper to be published at Hamden is to be
styled The Enterprise, and the number will be
0''u"i3 -u ouuglhS the paper by the
samples of cards and Job printing sent ont II viii be
well printed little sheet. May it succeed!
THE following young gents, not to be behind the
times, will receive callers Thursday afternoon
january 1, 1880: Theo Fluhart and Ed L. Watson nj
Wellston Coal and Iron Company's office: D. A
Walker Warner House, Chillicothe; Ed. A. Austin
and FL. P. McGhee, Isham House, jackson; w. p.
Austin j. f. Halls Office, Coalton: F. p Austin and
e. E. Ferree, Depot Wellston; W. j. Dempsey, 5O4
Lawrence Street, Denver, Colorado; Frank Walker
hn1ghtstown, Ind; JAS. E. Kinnison Berlin n Roads.
II. U. w Mllson and s. G. Wilson, Coalton
FRANK j. LAsLEY, who has been visiting his
orother' ii. G. Lasley returned home on Tuesday
MILTON FURNACE is making on an average eigh-
teen tons of No. iron per day.
WELLsToN COAL AND IRON COMPANY expect to
have their furnace in blast by the first of March
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A VERY large quantity of rain fell last
week, and Salt Creek spread all over the
bottom land, almost from hill to hill. The
water from the creek found it's way into
the coal mine of Tropic Furnace, and
filled the mine. The men had all come
out before the flood came. 1t is said that
1t will take from one to two months to
pump the water out, but the furnace can
get full supply of coal, either at the
shaft of Kyle, Shotts & Co., just below the
furnace, or at the numerous banks up
Horse Creek. The cost of the coal from
these banks will not be much more than
it cost the Company to get it from their
own NINE
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ART1E MoNAHAN and Val. DuHadway

ARTIE MoNAHAN and Val. DuHadway
have gone clear back on J w. Dowler, Mar
shall of Oak HILL These young gentlemen
concluded to take big rabbit-hunt, one
day last week, and arming themselves with
shot-guns, and taking some dogs, they
boarded the morning train south. They
stepped off the train at Oak Hill, in fine
spirits-only to find Dowler with tele-
gram ordering their arrest. There was
once darlzey who was stealing chicken
when the lightning struck near the coop.
"'Pears to me-" said Sam, "dere's mighty
sight O fuss made bout one little chick
en-" Artie thinks there was 'a mighty
sight O. fuss made about his going rab-
bit-hunting.
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OSolid Gold Rings at H. A. BedeTs.

JAMES M. MCGHEE and Susan Phillips
We're married December 25, 1859, and ON
last Thursday night they celebrated the
Goth anniversary Of their marriage at
their fine residence, on Broadway street.
Those who are acquainted with Mr.. and
Mrs. McGhee need not be told that the
entertainment was got up in the best
style. There were about eighty of the
best citizens of Jackson present, and the
party was most pleasant one The re-
freshments were just right, in every way,
and the presents of China, Of all kinds,
were numerous, and some of them very
costly and beautiful. At twelve o'clock
the people went home, all realizing that it
was good to have been thore.
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WE did not make any presents to rela-
tives or friends during the holidays Our
family connections, snd outside friends
have become too numerous. Some Of our
friends kindly remembered Us. On our
birthday, two weeks before Christmas,
Mrs. Mackley presented Us heavy silver
drinking cup, and some very fine silk
pocket-handkerchiefs. On Christmas Oh
iver S. Miller sent us q couple of fine lin
en- npocket-handkerchiefs, and on e Christ
mas tree at the Isham House, got up by
Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson for their family,
was a fine pearl-handled pocket-knife, adj
dressed to us, and the day after Christmas
Mrs. Cornelia Baker brought us box of
pressed turkey, cake, &C., from the Nc
Ghee China-wedding supper.
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CONNECTIONS.

At COLUMBUS with Pittsburgh, Cincinnati &
st. Louis R'y, for Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington and New York.
all western points.
For Cincinnati, Dayton and points on Little
Miami Division.
with Baltimore d Ohio R. R., for Chicago Bal
tmore, Washington, Newark and GAINESVILLE,
With Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati q In
d1anapolis R'y, for Delaware, cleveland, Buff
falo and points North.
With COLUMBUS & Toledo r. R.. for Delaware,
Toledo, Detroit and the West
With Columbus, Springfield & Cincinnati R. r.
for London, Springfield, Sandusky and Gin
With Cleveland, Mt. Vernon & Columbus r. r.
for Cleveland and Mt. Vernon.
AT ClRCLEVILLE with G. & NJ, v, R'y for
Lancaster, GAINESVILLE, Washington c. H, and
Wilmington, Ohio. -
AT CH1LLICOTHE with NJ. & c. II. R. for Ham
den, Athens, Cincinnati and intermediate
points.
AT WAVERLY with s., j. & P r. R. for Jack
son.
AT PORTSMOUTH with Ohio River Steamers
for lronton, Pomeroy, Gallipolis, Maysville
and Huntington; connecting at Huntington
with Chesapeake and Ohio Railway for Char
louisville Gordonsville and Richmond Va,
GEO. CHANDLER, q. T. Ag't.
j. b. PETERS, SuDt.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-01-01
The Best is tho Cheapest,

BE 1t known to the good people of Jackson
county that we the undersigned, keep for sale
at our drug stores in Jackson, Ohio, thot old
established and relisbls medy-yYtstar'c
nalearn of Wild Cherry, and knowing that
It's greSt.fpopularity is the natural result of
honest merit alone, and not on eccoant of
widespread advertisements, we do most cor
d1slly recommends it as one of the very best
remedies known for the cure of Colds, Coughs,
consumption, Asthma, and all Lung diseases
~istar's Bslsam is put up in large pint bot
ties, and the price is slice. "a word to the
wise IL sufficient" If you continue to suffer
and die, it is your own fault 1t never fails to
cure soreness of the throat and lungs.
Very respectfully,
WE. SCOTT, Wholesale Agent.
S0Oct79--Sm
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-01-01
Notice..

Susan Hatten, who resides at Hiliard Station Wvo-
ming Territory of the heirs at law of George Stiff
ner, deceased will take notice that james Maybew
administrator of the estate of said George Stifer de-
ceased on the Sd day of December, A. ID. 1879 filed his
petltlon in the Court of Common Pleas. within and
1or te county of jackson, and State Ohio alleging
that the personal estate of said decedent insufficient
TO pay his debts and the charges of HIS
estae That he died seized of equitable estate in the
1oowing real estate, situate in said county of Jack
SON. ONO, to-wit: Lot number H. Township 6, of
range lS Scioto salt Reserve; that the said George
S1er was an the 10th day of December, 1875 indebt-
ed 70 one Henry Phillips in the S27 that on
tnat day said George Ster secure the payment of
deed to the above described Premises that on said
Oth day of December 1875 said Phillips executed and
delivered to said George Stiler his certain promise
and obligation in writing, by which said Henry Phil
ups pound himself to re-convey TO said Stifer the
ABOVE described premises in the said StiGIer
should within one from said December lOIS7Sre-
pay TO said Phillips said of S52 70 that said prem
1ses are worth than said 20: that said
George Sttfier died leaving widow. The PRAYER of
sad petition Is that said deed by said Stner to said
PhtIlfps may be held adjudged and decreed to be
mortgage and security for the payment said sum
OF and that said administrator may author
lzed te sell said premises according to the
such case made and provided and for any other proper
relief. - ~ iNOfNA
The said Susan Hatten will further take notice that
she has been made party defendant said petitions
ana that she Is required to the or
fore the 9TH day of ofFebruary, A. ID, 1880.
JAMES MAYHEM,
Moore & Atkinson, att'ys.
December H. 1879. CIV