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TELEGRAMAS VIA SAN THOMAS.

| Nueva-York 25.-M Saint Hilaire
ha publicado una circular dirigi1a d
los diplomAticos franceses en- ell exterior
CD que asegura no SO variara la politica
pacifica que defendio NJ. Theirs.
Anuncia La RcpuRique Francoise que
uno de los rasgos mas sslientss del pro-
grama del nuevo Gabinete es Ia estric-
ia eiecucion da los decretos sobre las
congregaciones, la reforma de la msgis-
tratura y la ensenanza primaria gratui-
ia Y obligatoria.
Mr.. Goscheu, embajador britanico, ha
presentado al Sultan, en nombre de to-
das las grandas poteucias, ell utimatunl
del almirante Seymour para Ia entrega
dc Duicigno.
Id. 27.-Dieess de Ragusa que Ria
Pacha, general turoo, ha oontestado al
ultimatum de Seymour, a6rmando SEGA
mente que tiene ordenes de proteger la
inteeridad del territorio otomano y que
oonsiderara 10 aismo aus ataques contra
los albaneses que contra Tarquia.
Segun noticias de Washington, Ia ex-
pedicion ameri cana exploradora del Ar.
tico, conducida por Mr.. Sohwatke, ha
descubierto restos de la expedition de
Sir John franklin, encontrando varios
esqueletos que ha enterrado, pero min
gunos datos. [~s~
II. 28. - Habiendo manifestado la
Puerta a Montenegro que una marcha
sobre Du!cigno sefia considerable com
una decaraciou de guerra, ell gobierno
montsnegrino ha informa 10 8 los almi-
rantes que mandan la escuadra de las
potencias, que necesita auxiliares poI
terra que le ayuden apoderarse de
Dulcigno.
Ell ministro de cultos frances NJ.
Constsns intenta disolver gradualmente
las sociedades religiosas no autorizsdas
que quedan, comenzando por las que
son menos populares.
La policia de Gceenock ha recibido
aviso de que los nihilistis piensan vo-
lar ell nuevo yate de vapor del Gar Ii
vidia, que esta en- aquel puerto.
Reiua gran agitacion en- Noruega d
causa de gu separation de Suecia.
Id. 29-Habiendo sido asesinado q
tiros lord Mountmorris cerca de Bali
nasloe, Dublin, SO nota profunda snsie-
dad en- Inglaterra: SO insta al gobierno
q que reuna ell Parlamento para legislar
sobre Irlanda. sAI !
Las potencias SO han dirigido de nue..
vo la Puerta de IN modo perentorio
pidiendole saque de Albania Riza-
Pacha y haga entregar Embellishments
q Dulcigno.
La prensa francesa censura al 60
bierno por hsber tornado parte en- ID
demostrac;on naval. s.
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Aguadills, setiembre % dc 1880

81 Aguadlli0, Setlam0r6 20 ue 1851
Tan luego como fu6 comunicada of
cialmente Z la. A'caldia de esta villa Ia
fausta nueva lei alumbra miento de Su
Majestad la Rsina 70. D. CD, las campa-
mas de la parroquia con un repique ge-
neral y la musica que recorrio las GALES
de la poDlacion, anunciaron al vecinda-
rio aquel fsliz suceso, izsndose segui'
damente ell pebellon nacional en- todoe
los edifcios publicos, .euyas fachadas se
adcrnaron con colgadurss 6 iluminacion
por las noches. Estos leales habitan.
tes, siempre sol{citos en- prueba del
acendrado amor q sus Reyes, Sc unieron
|a! Ayuntamiento, Autoridsdes y EN-.
pleados para asistir al solemne TIE.
Deum que con tan plausible aconteci.
mieuto celebr6 la parroquia.
Una inmensa concurrencia llenaba
las naves de la iglesis, teniendo la sa.
tisfaccion 4 la salida del temple de OH
& nuestro digno Alcalde dar las gracias
mas cumplidas q las personals que asis-
tieron q aquel religioso acto, que fue
amsnizado por la orquesta.
AoTmtuduO I'll Ic-OeHW, Id UhHua dc
mtlsica de ests villa situada en- la plaza
principal dio principle q la retreta en-
Ia que Sc tocaron escogidas pleas, que
dando muy lucida por la afuencia de
personals de to las las classes de Ia socie.
dad que hubo en- aqaella.
La novena y procession de la Virgen
de las Mercedes, que con algunas ami
gas la efectuado la senorits D. Gle.
mentina Marin, ha mejorado nuestras
fsstas en- las cuarensa y ocho horas
que tuyieron lugar despues de recibida
la noticia del fAliz natalicio de la infan-
ia, elevandose globos en- las noches res.
pectivas, y en- la Ultima la procession
fue iluminada en- ell trayecto por luces
de Bengala de varisdos coIores.
Finalizadas hoy, en- los momsntos de
pasar para la capital una seccion del
battalion de Madrid, procedente Ma
yaguez 8 isla lie Cuba, fusron obseouia-
dos sus individuos aumentsndoles el
socorro de este dia.
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A Composite Screw Steamer, knowr
as the COLONIAL S. S. UNION" "
the property Of the Government
of the Leeward Islands.

Bniit by MesSrs. DrDGEoN. London, in 1873
Now living In H. NJ Dockyard, Antigua. Len.
9TH l3H ," Main breadth 2l'.9", Depth Ots
hold amiaship l23'. Gross tonnage 245, Re-
gistered tonnage l45-
She is fitted VITA lifting gun metal screw
09RIFFrIHs) and pair Of direct acting snrfa-
CO condensing eogires. Inverted Cylinders
B inches diam ter ana 2i inches stroke. Com
bined 20 II nominal She has a spacious and
We'll fitted Salooa aud her neral Inventory
ana spare (engine) gear is good a%'
The hull and engines are IN perfect order.s
The boilers require renewing.
Tenders, addressed TO the Colonial Seere-.
tary of the Leeward Islands, Antigua, for the
purchase Of the above Vess |, which can be
inspected in the meantime at the Dockgard
in Eugish Harbour, VIII be received until
Tuesday the both day os November, $780,
TERMS: Cash on delivery or approved.
Bills at niteen days sight, payable to the Grown
Agents, London
For further particulars apply TO tho tlolonia
Secretary Of the Leewar1 Islands, Antigua.
COLONIAL SECRETARYs OFFICE,
st. Johns Antigua.
9th September, 1880. Al
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.Boletin Merca1ltn.

Tai IaY, g rm8nl tu hefmosura.
Brillal lid rival hfanas sf5A Il
Pues tu beldad soberana
Eclipsa Ia donosura
De Ia rosa mas galana,
Que es ca taiIe dsdicado, 1hlb
Ia blando mirar hechiza,
Z es mas pura tn sonrisa 5
Que del abril perfumado =
La dulce y fragante brisa.
IS. ~ Ibrahim ei Code.
Puerto Rico, 1880. .. s..9 81
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AbOnOs nensuaies.

AL puente de s. Antonio con derecho d un
viaie de ida Y otro de .vuelta, -
AL id. de i'll. con derecho dos viajes de ida
dos de vuelta, S6.
AL il. de Martin Pela con derecho un
yiaje de ida otro de vuelta, SO.
AL id. de id con derocho a dos viajes de ida
dos de vuelta, $l2.
AL Rio -piedras con derecho un viaje de ida
otro de vuelta, $40.
AL ID. con derecho dos viajes de ida dos
devuelta, SIS.
Los lunes y sabados saldra ademas un
tren de Rio piedras q las le la tarde. Este
mismO tren saldra d las At de la Capital
Rio-pledras.
Pnerto-Rico, Setore. 80 de 1880 PABLO
UBARRI. h 81 agto.
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U N A RIOS A
A CARMEN vAzQUEz Y GOMEZ

ALA en- Ia selva lejana
Linda, pura, seductora,
Esquiva rosa temprana
AL despuntar la manana
Sl carmin roba q la aurora.
Junto & la escondida faente
Sc niece en- su tallo erguida,
Dslicaia, trasparente;
A los campos dando vida,
Dando aromas al anbiente.
Z On vano quiera modesto :
Ocustar sn dulee estapcia
Poniendo tan gran distancia
Desde oil bosqus & Ia foresta,
81 lie yends su frsgancia,
Amor de los ruisenores,
Dicha do las mariposas
j x afsu de los trovadoref,
Da ensidia 4 las otras rosaa s
\ humillA { todas las aorss
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CIRUJ1NA DENrTsrA de Ia Facaltad de Paris
de transto en- esta capital, Sc ofrece al publ
co para tods case de trabojos de gu profession
como extracciones, empastaduras, orificacio
nes, dientes artifciales, etc, etc
Solo permanecera en- esta poblaeion hasta e.
doce del eorFieute, a 31a
Reside HOTEL TRANVIA -Tetuan 27 " 25
Ell domingo Sc stlata en- Ia Plaza del Mer.
cado Y hara extracciones gratis q los pobres
2-3
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Al QUE 10 INTERESE.

Sc vende en- IN m6dico precio nn alambique
con su cabezote, de la cabida de cuarenta y
cinco a cincuenta galonts puede verse en- e.
estabecimento de D. Juan Florit, calle de-
Arsenal, EN- Ia Marina. Nbre
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Se ~ennHe

m coche de cuatro asent0s en- buen estado
para mas informes dirigirse los sehores
Feddersen WilliDk & Co., Gale de Tetuan nG-
nero 3, D. Guillermo Riedemann, Can.
grejos. 1t
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+, ! Es un agfadable Y benigno especfico para
penar ell cabello evitarlas canas, removiendo
la tina y la esspa eonservando elcabello espe
80 ysedosa hasta una edad muy avanzada
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p u pi 10 $

Sd admten con asistencia 6 sin ella Sc
auuiIan habitaciOnes amuebadas sin amue-
bar precios sumamente baratos -FortaIeza
20 principal 1-3
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a0VINIgBf0 HRHIa|l
ENTRADAS.

ENTRADAS.
Qctubre 3..Qe. San Thomas, vap. esp. "M y
saY4.xbt Marfa, tpapsto! yA
'2at - De Cofuhd, 'vap. esp '"'Alava, -
carga general.
Ictll4,+pe Pc Faisrdoi yap: esp. rs. Juan, =
SALIDAS.
bstabtd i. l.&.Para AgdadiIla, vap. esp ssan
Juan" carga general.
- Para San Thomas, vap esp I'M.
Maria, tran ito
3.--Para San Thomas, vap. ingl6s
''Grappler," cable.
Pasajeros llegados anoche en el OLARIBEL
7r+De Arecibo; Miguel Saraegui, Vicente Agui
RE, Enrique Mendes, Gerardo Mendez, Fran
cisco Fuertes, Manuel Case, g. J. Storer.
I'D eli SAN JUANs--Ds Aguadiil Miguel
Marquez-- DE Mayagiies: Santiago Padla,
Agapito Saez --De Ponce: Ruperto Mnro, Ro.
muaIdo zlvala, Ulises oivera, Manuel Soils
Id eas Salniellas, Juan Oantonel i bijo, Jose
Prieto Y criado, Luis Baibot, Jose TrOjo,
Rbnluald6 Torres, Ramon Satiero,s Alexandra
Rosas, Jose A Ruiz DE Arroyo: Ramon
Balyer de Humacao. Hilario Garcia. 7-De
Fajardo; Manuel A. We've Y nifo, Luis o..
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TAg1IFA PROVISIONAL.
PRIMFRA CLASE.

PRIMFRA CIASE
De In Capital 4 S. Antonio vice-versa, 10 cts
i id. q Martin Pe1la yice-ver3a, 20 i'd
- la id. q Rio-piedras 8 vice-yer8a, 80 id.
IS. Antonio q Martin Pe1ia vice-versa,
II Id.
s. Antonio Rio-piedras vice-versa,
20 id
- Martin Pena Rio o-piedras 8 vice-7ersa,
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MERCADOS.

Nueva- York 28.-Harina S5-25 barril
Regular buen refno 7aas.
Loridres id.-Mascabado 6 l,
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TRANVIA
De Ia Capital 4 isio-PiedraS,
ITINERARIO PROVISIONAL.
HORAS DE SALIDA

Este ITINERARIO SO establece pro7isio.
nalmnnte para los dias laborabIes. Los dias
de fest regira el sigucnte
Capital Riopie0ras. Rio-piedrasd Capital
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Llegada salida del vapor para Puerto
Plata, Habana Mejico. Llega San Juan
ell dia II las de la mailana. Sale de San
Para mas inform dirigirse los consiglS
natarios Latin 4 Co., San Juan Puerto
Rico. 9. 70
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liz har sano, Juan Palacios. JOE Bir1y 81
hij6s. Jos6 CeIis Jos6 Santiago, Pablo Oar
balIo. Antonio Martinez, g5uzalo Tpbet ner.
Ed 81 MANJEEITA 4 MARI Il. Da San
Thomas Ramon Franco, Manrici4 Delgado,l
Francisc5 sterling, Franeis9o RlIbert, Giaeo-
mo Vivoni. NEtaNf1 1
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II LLEaADAs. SALIDAs.

Cuando ell mes anterior trae 81 dias ell va
por sale de San Thomas ell dia 4 las dc
La noche. ss
SEGUNDo yIAJE MENSUAL4.
z II II a. ER rFxe.a
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blicamento dando tambien Ia mas rem
tiidas gracias { nuestrc sl8rl lido p6fro00
por hsbernos proporoionado ese bien.
VARros vEoNos DsE PAsT0 8
La IGLESlA DE- AHECIBo.

VARros vE0ISos Do
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-04-29
Jim and Charlie.

On the day after the October cleo
ton last Fall, the Standard placed at
its masthead the following Presiden-
ton ticket: ''For President, James g..
Blaine of Maine; for Vice President,
Charles Foster Of Ohio" This was
done in an exhuberance ofspirits con-
sequent upon the victory of ''Calico
Charlie at the State election. In
looking over the political field now,
however, we cannot see how better
ticket could be selected.
Ohio has no possible show for secur-
ing the nomination Of Mr.. Sherman
at Chicago, and should she concen-
trate her strength upon Sherman, and
fail, it would be an end Of her hopes
Of recognition upon the Presidential
ticket.
Should the Ohio delegation, how
ever, act with fairness toward Mr.
Blaine and his friends, and-having
no hope of securing the first place
turn their attention toward securing
the second place, they would have an
excellent chance Of securing the nom
ination Of Gov. Foster, a man who
could sweep Ohio with whirlwind of
enthusiasm. In Blaine and Foster
the Republican party would have a
team that would bring out the full
strength of the party, and lead it
through lively, aggressive campaign,
to brilliant victory at the polls.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-04-29
The Fall of the Bully.

Senator Ben. Hill, Of Georgia, has
apparently entertained the idea that
he has been called upon to represent
the glory Of Southern Chivalry, in
the Congress Of the United States.
Readers of his speeches in that body
are apt to form the opinion that Ben.
is dangerous and bloodthirsty Sire
eater" who packs around the largest
Of revolvers, and picks his teeth with
the longest of bowie-knives. But if
Ben ever had any strength, he has
been shorn ofit-and that by woman.
Hill has been laborlng early and
late to rob Senator Kellogg of his
seat in the Senate, and woman has
been busily at work to rob Hill of his
character as a gentleman. The woman
has succeeded immeasurably better
than has Ben. A Baltimore news
paper correspondent named Soteldo,
made some remarks about the Hill
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-04-29

If school-boy, ten years of age.
should write such idiotic nonsense as
the Cincinnati Gazette's arguments"
in favor of Sherman, he ought to be
dubbed early and often. The Gazette
goes on bowling that Blaine could not
be elected, because the Democratic
newspapers would publish about him
ust what the Gazette has been pub
fishing, and is publishing. Can it see
that it has injured Mr.. Blaine, or
checked the enthusiasm for him /?
Does it think the people would believe
the silly stuff in Democratic paper
any quicker than they would in the
GaZette2
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-04-29

scandal, in dispatches to, his paper.
Hill saw him in the Senate chamber,
and in an uudertone denounced him
as scoundrel. Mr.. Soteldo advanced
toward the windy bully, and invited
him to step outside and repeat his
remark, which Hill declined to do.
Soteldo then denounced Hill as cow
ard for taking advantage of the pro-
lection of the Senate for the purpose
Of insulting him. Ben. meekly swal-
lowed the words Of the spunky report
er, and remained in his seat Strange
that Ben. did not ''belt" the reporter
with an ink-stand.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-04-29
T'rihufe 0fResnecf.
ITIDutc OI HttsptCts
HALL OF TRowEL LODGE No. 1872 F. < A. NJ,

HALL OF TRowEL LODGE No. 1872 F. < A. NJ, !
JACKSON. OHIO, April 23, 1SS0.S
At stated communication of Trowel Lodge No. 132
F. & A. NJ, the following resolutions reported
and adopted:
WHEREAS, In the course of human events, it has
pleased the Snpreme Architect of the Universe, to
call from labor to refreshment true and worthy
BROTHER Alanson Robbins, while his sun had scarcely
risen to his meridian height, which adorned his
pathway of usefulness but for few years, and had
scarcely began to descend towards the western horf
zon, when the sound of the gavel heard, and he
called to from his labor and awake to eternal
refreshments in that house not made with hands
eternal in the heavens.
Resotred, That recognize the power of Divine
Providence in this sad d1spensatiOn; and, while we
deplore the loss of true and worthy brother, we
humby submit TO the will of Him Who governs in
the affairs of all created intelligence.
Resotred, That the Masonic virtues of our departed
brother exemplifed in his life worthy of our im
tation and example.
Resolred, That we hereby tender our sympathies to
the bereaved family of our deceased brother.
Resolred, That copy of these resolutions be spread
upon the records of this Lodge copy be transmitted
the family of the departed brother and copy fur
nished to each of the county papers for publication
B. F. KITCHEN,
T.W PATTERSON,
A. w. LONG,
Committee
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-04-29
Hurrah for HODleyi

John Hopley, Of the Bucyrus Jour-
nal, followed Hayes into the rebel
camp three years ago. He has been
yelling for Sherman, and throwing
out insinuations against Blaine.
Last Saturday the convention came
off in Crawford county. Result:
Blaine 76, Sherman %, Grant 2,
Hayes 1!
The following resolution was adopt
ed:
Resolved, That James G. Blaine is the first choice
of the Republicans of Crawford county for the next
President.
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GEN. SHERMAN is reported as expressing the opin-
ion that Cadet Whitaker mutilaed himself 1t is 10
be hoped that Gen. sherman did not so express him.
self. 1t would grieve the public to be forced TO the
conclusion that Gen. Sherman is either a fool or
scoundrel.
CADET ANDRI-s who refused march in the ranks
at West Point with Cadet Whitaker because he felt
that the colored boy better than himself appoint
ed by Representative Baker, of Indiana Baker says
that the boy decent boy when he went to West
Point but spoiled by his training at the Acade-
my.
A IILLsBoRo, ONO, correspondent of the Cincn-
that place few days ago. riddling the roof of house,
like sieve, and ping drifts of hailstones from two
to four feet deep The stones were 'as large as
quail's eggs If the storm half terrific the
story, ii must have been fearful.
THERE is deadly feud existing between Ephraim
Holland and Jake Aug. of Cincinnati. Some months
ago Aug and others attacked Holland, bnt did not in
jure him seriously. On last Friday night, Holland
met Aug in Cincinnati, when, Holland says, Aug
struck him. Holland drew sung-shot and cracked
Aug's head. Then they exchanged shots, and both
were arrested Holland at time 'bossed" gang
that purpose. He has since to extent. back
upon the Democratic leaders in Cincinnati, and he
now declares they want him killed, but promises to be
on hand and give them trouble at the Democratic Ma
tional Convention.
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STEPHENSON.-Died, at her home near Portland,
Ind April 5th. 1880, Anna Stephenson, wife Rich
ard NJ. Stephenson.
The deceased was born in Lancaster county, Penn,
October Sth 1872 and at the time her death was her
9th year. She was the daughter of Jonathan Demp-
sey with whom she came to jackson county, Ohio in
1916 She married January 10th, 1881 her hus-
band who is still living. In 1862 she went with
her family TO Jay county Ind, where she lived till
the time of her death, which sudden and caused
by congestion of the stomach and lungs. She the
mother of children, of whom are etlvng, the
oldest having died in early manhood. Her life
spent in humble submission to her Makers will,
and trust her spirit is at Funeral by Rev. d.
F. SPADE. from John xiv. l.
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Master Commissioners Sale.
State of Ohio, Jackson County, SIS


Berry L. jackson ct al. Robert NJ. Kent ct al.
In pursuance of order and decree made by said
Court in this and pursuant also to order
sale issued therein by said Court and to directed
Master Commissioner thereof will offer for sale
at public auction. on
Saturday. the 18th day Of May, n. d. 1880,
at O'Clock p NJ. at the door of the Court House in
said county, the following lands and tenements,
ated in the county of jackson and State of Ohio
wit:
The Or of the Or of see 13 tip 6, range 20 Ap-
praised at $3.50.
The or of the or of 13, tp G, range 90 Ap-
praised at $3.50.
The IL Or of the or of sec II, tp6 range 20 Ap-
praised at $130.
The IL of the l., G. range 90 Ap-
praised at $3.50.
The of the w or OF sec u, TIP q. range 90 APP
praised at $3.50.
The IL part of the Or of the Or of Il, tip g.
range 20 beginning at the corner and running to
cliff rOcks-thence north westerly TO the north line
of said land. Appraised at SIS.
The undivided 1-2l part OF the Or of the or of
sec 7, tip :. range 10. Appraised at H.
The undivided l-2l part OF the Or of the or Of
sec IS tip :. range l9 Appraised at 81.
The undivided l-2l part of the IL or of the Or of
Also. the following lands in Pike county, Ohio to-
wit:
praised at $40.
The n 4 of the w or of the Or of sec 10. tp G.
Appraised at $50.
Terms cash in hand on the day of sale
Given under my hand this 22nd day OF April, a. D.
1880. J. W. LONGBON,
aDr29t5t Master Commissioner.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-04-29

REMARKABLE.-John Hunt, of Provi-
dence, R. l., found himself seized with a
general dropsy. His body swelled to an
enormous size; he could not lie down,
and death seemed inevitable. His Kid
neys were also badly effected. The SER
vices of renowned physician were Sc
cured, and a prescription was made after
a thorough examination. Mr.. Hunt be-
gan to improve at once, and after time
was restored to perfect health. The
family used the medicine in similar cases
with the same results. They name it
HUNTS REMEDY, the Great Kidney
and Liver medicine, and it is now sold
by all Druggists. Trial size, IS cents.
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The General Conference of the M.
E. Church will meet in Cincinnati on
Saturday, May 1st, and will perhaps
remain in session nearly month.
This body meets once in four years,
and transacts large amount Of busi-
ness. It elects the bishops, editors of
the church papers, etc.
The following are the delegates
from the Ohio conference:
Joseph NJ. Trimble, Columbus; Isaac F. King, CO.
1umbus Samuel NJ. Bright, South Bloomfield: Thom-
as as; r. Taylor, Columbus Reserye-Timothy W. STAN
Bright, Logan; Mills Gardner, Washington C. H.
Reserve-H L. Sibey, Marietta; H. S. Bundy, Wells
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heed that advic

Our particular pet, Cadet Carter,
has once more. turned up in the testi-
money in the Whitaker case. 1t up
pears that many Of the Cadets go out
of nights, bumming around, and fire.
quenting doggery kept by one Ry-
an.
The testimony, as reported in the
N. Y. Tribune, says:
Cadet Hunter blushingly confessed to having visit
ed another cadet after taps did also Cadet Carter.
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Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate.
State of Ohio, jackson County, IS.
Court of Common Pleas.
David Thomas VS.. Geo. II. Green ct. al.

On order of sale.
Notice hereby given that in pursuance of order
of sale issued out of said Court the End day of
April, A. d. $780, and to directed will offer for
sale at public auction at the door of the Court House.
in jackson, in said county, on
Saturday, May 18th, A. D. 1880, at o'clock p ~,
of day. the following described real situ
ated in the county of jackson and State of Ohio
wit:
The north east quarter of the south east quarter
the south quarter of the south east quarter
and the south west quarter Of the south east quarter
section number twenty-SeVen CD, township mum
eight ) OF range number nineteen 90; also the
north quarter of the north east quarter OF section
number thirty-four (34), of the same township and
range above given, being in all GO acres more or
less.
Appraised as follows: First described tGact at $780,
second at 1920, third at 1866, and fourth at $500
Terms Of sale, cash on day of sale.
TO be sold as the property of George Fl. Green, to
satisfy n Judgment and decree in favor of David
Thomas.
Given under my hand this 18th day of April, A. d.
1880. 4. 4. JONES, sheriff j. &. o.
r. II. Jones. atty for pl'f.