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delightful little tramor Pri,o,u,
was conAdisg to hia the dearest seersls
OF ner HE, lae presents sac had bssn worE-
lnB on aat hiding away Tor weeks. and with ),
miaseh'eV'eos lsol "What would he hawai- orr
II ne only kaew." Thsa Mr.. HSpsyIup was
about to go down on his kpe,s hut tbst
would st'rSct attention to them. M bo
would Only tell hsr what, sbsye eysrv n,h.r
thing IN the world he lsugod 10 claim % bis
own, tAa Swaotsst OaristnRs gift that lover
"oh, Priscilla, Priscilla" he .sspsd, at i,
you wsat, only you" -
What al audaciSU declaration pri.ciro
was eutilJ engaged examining ths picture, a.
her fan: "Oh, you ridiculous boy p is ali
she said. az
Priscilla" he cried; az want to take YOU
Ter my Christmas gift, my little Christina.
wife. Oh, please answer nsw
What an eloquent Honsysupl Prhcina's
lips trsmbled She wa, not looking Al Lsr
ran nav, but much lever, away down at the
door: Slowly she raised her eyes aud a smile
halt formed, autt'rsd acrosI her lips. Mr.,
Aoneysup, waited, holding her hand in biz,
her hps moyed-ok, she was kind asd wsuld
answer hin-they opened and, aud with a
frank smile, she said
STU RKEYrOWNw
Is there anything more confusing than to
80 aslsepin o railroad car and be awakened
by the conductors harsh cry, hardly knowing
whether it is our station or not? Half aslssp
Mr.. hoHeysup fumbled around fer hi, valiss.
and colecting.his faculties sufficiently to kRoT
that he was AZ his station, stepped out into
the cold and Snow al Turkeytown.
1t was Now Years day &r. CruuklO was
sittiRg in The Office Of Hsnsysap & Cunkle
looking over sons accounts. "P.hsv," he
exclSimed, will Hsnsysup never return!
Contound this Turkeytswn Of hiu"
Just at that msnsnt se heard the door
open baEihd him, and turnisg around ho SAW
the subject Of bis remarks sntsr-nst Tur.
ksytswR, bat Mr.. H0Eeyfup-but what q ri
diculsus HeHsysup it Wal! Il wors blue.
hat, spank new black clothes and hsd !
bouquet ia It's lapel The ideal dress OF q
bridegroom. Mr. Honsysup opansd bis
mouth 20 speak, and taking Fac position,
ushsred in % short fat iisls woman, terribly
out Of breath
"Uranko, This i3-ahem, Priscilla"
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Tas ssArs or TrYAs.
To THH BHnMFF GA ANY CONSTANCE on
OouETI, tsknxnHu,

Oo'lElIt NAhAhHSt
Yos are hereby commanded that, b
Ing RpblisAtlos Of this sltatisn In somI
paper published In said sesHty for foni
previous W the return day hereof, ID
men ii J., ltkinsor and II. r. Aistel
are nom residents Of tAs ststs OF Taxa
Aus appear ssfOre the essnty sssrt|
hsldsn In sns fer the eouaty Of DALAI
eoart heass th sfesfin ths city Of Dallaf
III I'd hsnday II Jaauary Hext, then al
30 answer the pstition Of ksrrlst III
filed In ssis court agsiyst the aAid N. !
kinsen ard n r Alttsd, En- tho nd
October, lsst, and nuabsrss 1903, and
In substance az fellows, to-wit:
"ThAt the defendants Aforesaid are [
to her, the said plaistifr, upon thsll.
ifssry nste, In the tun Of Oae rhonss
lars, made, eIscsssd snd delivered u
under thalr arm sams Of Atkinsen ~
to said plaintiff ~ Me Stat day OF &
1879, st he city or Dallas, stats Of rss
soaring Interest At tks rats Of ten y
per sssSR until paid and, farther, Il
srdsr TO secure the payNent Of said nd
defendants sIsosted and delivered 20 4
ct the same tlrss their dssd OF truni 4
following dsssri BED personal PROPERTY
"oss legislator, three Ahow u
Counter, I've fheW Casa with SHELF
Fifo ard Burglar PreOf safs, and all n
OF beth Of said dsieHdaats A
Said plaistiK pr,ys for iudgment'
said defendants Ter the amount n 81
with latsrslt, fer sssia Of suit. and fsr'
fsrscl0siss her sforssGis lien upon
described property.
HsrsiA fall not, but have YOU thsr .
before said esHrt this Writ 9Th vel
thorsen, hhswlng hsw yon hAye oxs
fnne.
WITSlss, A. H.rwooS, usrk ofth
Court Of Dallas CouRty.
Givsa under my hand and M
snid Court, Of siics, In ihs
Dallag, ikil sTth day Of NJ
A. d. 1870. ~
A. HARWGOD, Clsrlxf
BY W. II. fHAcKNH
LINDaLnr & DRADF ODD,
torncys and I'd
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arc suffering from tho errors
Cns Of youth, nervous wea& I;
Iay. loss Of manhood, etc, l
Eipe that will cure yea free q
krca! remedy was Uncovered
fin South America. Send .
hyelope to the Rev. Joseph
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md: Colden's Liopig's Liquid
Ssof l take pleasure in recent
Ssys produces gooa blood, health
Sold by Eryay II Bro, DaI-
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AND ALL roIN1a
NORTH, EAST and SOUTHE

Trains arrive and leave Austin stnt|
ieneMh; No email and express arrlves
N No 4wAll aud express leaves At s:st
csrnseiisnt-- At TsrRrkans, with ali
on 81 Lsuis, Iron Mountain 4 so. R'Ws
all points Nsrth, East Asd ssHtAea. AZ
yisW function ena hiaeola, with all / h
international Railroad for Tyler, Pal
Houston, Austin, Galveston SD sin Az
~ Dtllss. with trtins Of the n sustes a
CeAtrnl Rv'y FOR Csrsisana q, MsrlA, m
WAse, Calvert, Erysa, GsApstsad, Ri
aad all poisuis Middle ssd Southern 4
At shtrnsp, wits n. q n. q, R'y.
poiHts ca The linz fthst read. Al Fori \
" hAtsgss for all pslah Ia Western /
Az hreVspsrt, with Rad River ptssH1
New rlssns. Pull Mas Palace Slsepf
fron fert worth, Dallas asd aheris All
j. =. Any isform alton In regard 70 i
y nahsrge, tlas ana csnnectl 4
! . on application I,
80 ~ hsr.kall, Ts1as;l
NeWmSh, Marshall, Texas, o}
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-07-15
TO OWNERS OF DOGS.

THE ORDINANCE COMPELLING DOGS
l To tags will be enforced and after the 18th
day Of July $780, upon all dogs without tags and on the
18th day of july $780, upon all dogs with without tags
whose have paid for license and for the
year commencing the said 25th day Of July, 1880.
July 7, 1880. LLOYD HILL, Marshal.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-07-15
SEMl.ANNUAl REPORT OF TIE CaUNTy
TREASURER.
OffbcE OF COUNTY TREASURER, !
CARSON CITY, Nevada, July l, 1850.

To the Hon. the Board Of County Commissioners Ormsby
county, Nevada;
Gentlemen: In compliance with the requirements of
law, have the honor to herewith submit my report of
the transactions OF this for the half end
ing June 80, 1850:
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-07-15
SEMj-ANNUAl REPORT OF the COUNTY
AUDITOR.

OFFSE OF COUNTY AUDITOR,
0RNsBv COUNTY NEVADA, July l, 1880.
To Hon. the Board County Commissioners Ormsby
County State of Nevada:
Gentlemen The County Auditor respectfully submits
the following report of the financial affairs OF the said
county for the six months ending June so, 1880.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-07-15
BaRBED WIRE FENCE.
CABLE LAID DoUsLE WIRE. FOUR
POINT STEEL BARBS

The best and cheapest Fence known. No other Fence
equal it, Manufactured under license from the holder
of the original patents. Put up 100 lbs reels send
for circul.rs.
All kinds Wire, Iron Steel and Galvanized for bail
i.g fencing, telegraph, telephone. etc. ETC..
WIRE ROPE OF ALL KINDS IN STOCK AND MANU-
FACTURED TO ORDER
A. 8. HALLlDIE,
Wire Mills and Wire Rope Works,
isn-30-Sm 6 Caifsrnla St., San Francisco.
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THE o r NJ SPY HOUSE
Is the headquarters for all the stage lines leaving Caon
Transient Rates. g, Sc 30 and s.
Carson City September 10. 1879. Is
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CHANGE OF MANAGEMENT
AND PRoPR1E1oRs'
Oh HoU9E
CARSON CITY, NEVADA,
SHARP BROTHERS,, PrOpriet0rS

This hotel the pleasantly and centrally located in
the city, being the principal business houses and tn
State Capitol.
The Culinary Department is under the management o
experienced heads and will be spared III sup
plying the table with the best the market affords
J. W. SHARP formerly OF the Revere House. Napa
California; Manager
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-07-15

Disbursements for the six months ending June
Balance hand July l, 1880 ........... S4,949 l9
APPeRF1oNED FOLLOWS:
To the General Fund OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $500 rs
To the State Fund ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $40 80
To the County Building Repair Fund ....... 22l 81
To the County Treaslrers Salary Fund 1868 50
To the Railroad Fund OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1867 40
To the County Sch0ol Fluid. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 641 SO
To the Contingent Fund ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 129 SO
To the County Scnool Fund District No L.. 5S5 %
To the County School Fund, District No. b.. 70
To the County School Fund, District No s.. a OF
To County School Fund District No. 49,. 90 81
To the State School Fund. District No 1..... 123 So
To the State School Fund.- District No 2..... 30 SO
To the School Fund. District No. 3..... Is II
To the State School Fund District No. 4..... % IS
To the Special School Fund .................. 81
To the Road Fund ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
S4,949 10
Statement, showing the county Indebtedness, Cross
July l, 1880:
C, unity bonds outstanding Observation-Disclosures. S95, 900 90
Accrued interest the same. ............. 556 16
Outstanding warrants Observation-Disclosures. 30
Certificates issued and outstanding SIS 40
Total gross Indebtedness. Observation-Disclosures. S96,07 Sc
Respectfully submitted,
NJ L. YAGER,
County Treasurer Ormsby County New.
The Jackson daily standard. (Jackson [Ohio]) 1873-188?, 1880-09-17
Longs New store.

Yesterday we spoke Of the new store
just being opened by John L. Long, in
the old Sternberger Corner, across Main
street from the Gibson House. MI.
Longs father, Elias Long, was one of the
pioneer retail dealers in Jackson. We
were at his store often when boy, over
fifty years ago, as our father did his trad
ing with Mr.. Long. John /. was brought
up in the store, and some twenty years
ago he sold goods here on his own ac-
count, and was successful.
1t is great advantage to understand a
business, in order to make it a success. 1t
is not only an advantage to salesman,
to undertand his business, but it is a
great advantage to the purchaser to get
goods that have been selected by a man
who is a judge Of goods. If any man in
this part Of the State thoroughly under
stands the goods business, that man is
John J.. Long.
Mr.. Long is man of very friendly, So
ciable disposition, and has hosts of
friends, and we predict for him very
large and profitable trade.
The Jackson daily standard. (Jackson [Ohio]) 1873-188?, 1880-09-17
LIVERY!

Tom. Delay called us to his Livery Sta
bic this Friday) morning, to haveus lool.
at some Of his rigs. We saw about tw'
dozen fine, new buggies and carriages, and
he said that there were about the SANE
number out. He said all his buggie
were in good repair, and that he had
fine stock Of horses, in good condition.
We have used Delays livery quite ex,
tensiyely, and can testify that his car
riages and buggies are not subject t.
breaking down, and the whip has rarely
to be used on his horses, as they are alive,
and in good condition.
We advise every body to call on Tom
when they want any thing in his line.
He is jolly, accommodating fellow. o
The Jackson daily standard. (Jackson [Ohio]) 1873-188?, 1880-09-17

3! :! St 8! s! s.
The person who comes to the Fair and
fails to examine carefully, the New No.
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machines
sold by the veteran agent, J. B. Howe,
neglects an important duty. Mr.. Howe's
long experience in the machine business
enables him to know at glance which is
the best machine in the market, and after
looking over the whole field carefully, he
began handling the New No. s Wheeler
& Wilson as the best Machine These
machines can be seen at Rice's store, and
at Downey's gunsmith shop. Go and see
them. Don't neglect it.
The Jackson daily standard. (Jackson [Ohio]) 1873-188?, 1880-09-17
tTor The Daily Standard
SPAIN.
II J. VI. DOwTTT.


Hail TO thee, Spain! Renowned romantic, land
Where first, of all of Europe, III almighty hand
Ofcivilizaton raised the pail
OF Ofignorance: which cast DER all
The gloomy shadow of an unknown fear.
There where the wizard and the seer,
The future triumph of their land foretold.
Where Torquenada famed Of old,
With fire and sword the people aweG,
And in the sacred name Of God
Did deeds Of horror and of blood
Deeds whose dark stains the rolling flood
Ofyears could not erase.
Red cleaned the cross and waved the crescent pale,
In tn dim past in mountain and in vale:
But now the cross alone remains,
Binding in Su1erstitlon's chains,
A peoples dormant energies.
Thy mountains towering to the skies
Uphold race of slaves, 0, Spain!
Thy hills and valleys bloom in vain
When viewed by these: the slaves of slaves!
Dark Guadiana when he laves
His shores, shrnks back from vile impress.
Ofthy cursed lands defled caress.
And quiv'rng glides away.
The Jackson daily standard. (Jackson [Ohio]) 1873-188?, 1880-09-17

A FEW days ago one Of the subscribers
To the Weekly Standard, Mr. Richards,
was in our Office, and showed rs an ugly
scar on his left wrist He had been cut
ting some tobacco from a plug, when the
knife slipped and stuck into his wrist,
seyering an artery. lie said the blood
spirited out to distance Of six feet, and
he nearly bled to death.
Moral: Do not white tobacco from
the end Of plug. Bite it off.
The Jackson daily standard. (Jackson [Ohio]) 1873-188?, 1880-09-17
[By Grapevine to The Daily sranlard.l
BY One Minute!

On Wednesday night the Democrats
met at the Court House, and sang their
death song. The Band kindly consented
to play dirge upon the occasion. Jesse
Laird belongs to the Band. j. K. Nc
Clung is Q young Justice Of the Peace in
Jackson. Jesse took Jim off to one side
and whispered something to him, III never
so low a tone. Then they got into bug
gy and rushed away. Jesse was tickled
over his mission, and Jim was. tickled
over the Democratic funeral.
Suddenly Jesse discovered that they
were losing time, and they whipped UP,
and rushed along the road at a pace that
equaled John Gilpin's Ride After trav-
cling this way for while they arrived at
house, stopped, and went in, when Jim
discovered that Jesse had made an ap-
pointment to marry Miss Sallie Reed, and
that it just lacked ONE MINUTE of the ap-
pointed time
They were married, and while Jim
came to town agreeing, 'pon honor, not to
mention the occurrence, little bird flew.
over their heads, and on into town, and
told the whole story. The Wellston drum
corps played "de bridegroom's come" and
Jim went to bed convinced that he would
rather, at any time, attenda wedding than
a Democratic jubilee over Republican
victory. The Daily Standard extends
to Mr.. and Mrs. Laird.
The Jackson daily standard. (Jackson [Ohio]) 1873-188?, 1880-09-17

y MAN was seen rushing along Main
Street yesterday, with a roll Of paper in
his hand, followed by several persons
who thought he had news from Maine.
At the corner of Main and Broadway he
disappeared. He had rushed into the
great Clothing House of Morris Stern
berger, with orders for several suits of
fine clothes for his friends. st
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MORAL. Don't chew tobacco.

WE met another old friend and former
neighbor at the Fair this morning,
Thomas Jones (North}. lie is the father
Of L. Y. Jones, Sheriff. He is in his sew
entieth year. He came to his farm, ad-
joining our old homestead, forty-four
years ago. He and his family were agree
able, good neighbOrs, and his Sons have
been, and are now, among our most en-
ergetic business men. Mr.. Jones said
that he and the senior editor of the Stan
dard are all that remain of the men who
raised the old log Horeb Church, forty
two years ago. We took up a corner of
that old building
The Jackson daily standard. (Jackson [Ohio]) 1873-188?, 1880-09-17

THE Republican party is like a deserted
ballroom. The folks have eaten, drank,
danced and frolicked, but the people have
gone and left an empty house, with a few
lights hanging here and there, and that is
all.-[Gallipolis Bulletin, (Dem).
And the editor of the Bulletin quietly
slips in to see if any trinkets have been
left in the cloak-room.
The Jackson daily standard. (Jackson [Ohio]) 1873-188?, 1880-09-17

WE met George Gllliland, ESQ.,, another
old friend, til. morning. He still resides
on the same farm, in Hamilton Town
ship, where he resided thirty-two years
ago, when we taught school in his district
and boarded around, and often went to
his house. We will never forget the kind
hospitality Of Mr.. Gilliland, his good wife
and pleasant children.
The Jackson daily standard. (Jackson [Ohio]) 1873-188?, 1880-09-17

PERSONS visiting the Fair will find great many
useful articles and can thus save money. For in
stance, we this morning met Mr.. John Southward,
General Agent for the Paragon Heat Reflector. He
had model with him, and he informed us that one
put up the Isham House. and at the residence of r.
W. Thomas, and they give entire satisfaction.
They can be used with any CRATE aud great ccon
omzers of heat.
We have not time to so Into detail, but you call at
the Fair Ground this afternoon Tomorrow and
see 1t,
The Jackson daily standard. (Jackson [Ohio]) 1873-188?, 1880-09-17

We mentioned yesterday that our DEM
ocratic friends had breyct jubilee the
night before They reminded us OF the
jealous man who so greatly desired to
hear the great Whitefield preach. He
heard that he was to preach at a certain
time. He went. When the preacher
commenced, the man commenced too. He
first clapped his hands; then he shouted; !;
then he fell upon the floor and rolled over
and over. Some one asked him why he
carried on thus, "Why," said he, "only
just listen to the eloQuence of the great
Whitefeld.'
"You BOBBY" said the man, chat is not
the great Whitefeld: that is only the vii
lage rector, Tom Brown"
"Oh dear!" said the man, "and have
gone through all this for nothing"
The following is from the Cincinnati
Gazette Of yesterday:
THE MAINE NEWS.
Every hour brightens the situation III Maine. The
Republicans now have within thriy-cight votes of
plurality, and there are ninety-eight towns to hear
from. In the 40l towns reported at midnight Davis
had G90i1 votes Paisted GS,j7l, Republican plurality
of 13il. The towns not heard from gave last year
Fusion plurality of 1879 It will be seen, therefore,
that gain of few votes in those towns will elect the
Republican ticket. The constitutional amendment
making plurality elect is thought to have carried.
If it has not the Legislature which twothirds Re-
publican, will elect Davis Governor If it has the
gain of two score Republican votes in ninety-eigh
towns viii accomplish the same result.
Before the figures of this morning the Democratic
victory" disappears. 1t amounts simply to the re-
election of the two present Greenback Congressman,
Ladd and Murch, by considerably reduced maiorites.
The Legislature is overwhelmingly Republican in
both branches. Three Republican Congressman are
elected The Fusion majority of 76 last year is re-
duced to minimum, if not wiped ont altogether
Considering the local complications tending to aid
the mongrel cause, the Republicans of Maine may be
said 10 have done well.
The Jackson daily standard. (Jackson [Ohio]) 1873-188?, 1880-09-17

WE met our old friend George Dever
ON the street this morning. He was
smoking cigar, and remarked that read
ing the Standard had not quite cured him
of smoking.
The Jackson daily standard. (Jackson [Ohio]) 1873-188?, 1880-09-17
VALENTINE STRoUsE. of Pcmeroy, was

VALENTINE STRoUsE, of PCmeroy, was
out hunting. He sat down upon a stump,
with double-barreled shotgun between
his knees. Two men were with him, and
one of them asked him foI.some tobacco.
While he was getting it out of his pocket
his gun was discharged, and lie was
killed.
MORAL. Don't chew tobacco.
The Jackson daily standard. (Jackson [Ohio]) 1873-188?, 1880-09-17

SOME hopeful Democrat assigned
drunkenness as the cause of the breaking
down of a wagon load of Garfield Guards,
few nights ago. That's little rough
on the driver, who is Democrat.
The Jackson daily standard. (Jackson [Ohio]) 1873-188?, 1880-09-17

GREAT loads of goods arrived at the
Clothing House of Morris Sternberger,
this morning. Morris is bound to keep
ahead of all competitors. Call at his
great Store, Corner of Main and Broad
way Streets, and you will never have
cause to regretit. st
The Jackson daily standard. (Jackson [Ohio]) 1873-188?, 1880-09-17

IF'you want to bet suit Of fine clothes
on the election, the place to secure them
is at the great Clothing House of Morris
Sternberger opposite Public Square, cor
ner of Main and Broadway. 3t
The Jackson daily standard. (Jackson [Ohio]) 1873-188?, 1880-09-17
Latest From Iaine.

BY the Cincinnati papers Of to-day, we
are assured Of the election of Davis, Rep,
for Governor Of Maine. He is now nearly
200 ahead, with fair prospect Of further
gains.
The Jackson daily standard. (Jackson [Ohio]) 1873-188?, 1880-09-17

BY mistake yesterday we stated that no
furnace is running in Jackson. Fulton
has started Star Will be ready to start
in about three weeks, but we do not know
whether she will be put in blast OF not.
The Jackson daily standard. (Jackson [Ohio]) 1873-188?, 1880-09-17
Ayoice from the Lunatic Asylum!

Hon. Henry 5. Neal was in town last
Saturday and Sunday. He was observed
making himself particularly agreeable to
the cOlored yoters.-[ [Gallipolis Bulletin
DEM.
The Jackson daily standard. (Jackson [Ohio]) 1873-188?, 1880-09-17

Ten o'clock, the morning was clear and
very pleasant, and the people were COM
ing into the Fair Ground by scores, and
the entries at the Office were most encour-
aging.
The Jackson daily standard. (Jackson [Ohio]) 1873-188?, 1880-09-17

PERSONS who want to marry should
buy some of Morris Sternberger's fine
Clothing. If you want to go TO Church,
buy it; even death would seem easier if
you knew you would be buried in suit
of Norris fine Clothing 3t
The Jackson daily standard. (Jackson [Ohio]) 1873-188?, 1880-09-17

Now that the weather is becoming
cooler, persons will want supply Of win
ter clothing. They will naturally want
to know where to buy these cheapest
Sour advice is, go to the great Clothing
House of Morris Sternberger, opposite
the Public Square. st
The Jackson daily standard. (Jackson [Ohio]) 1873-188?, 1880-09-17

SrrA+1Nd OF Maine, tho Athens Jour
nal, Oem.) shouts:
"Rohold how brightly breaks the morninr"'
The Cincinnati Enquirer says on the
same subject:
'.Thc thinros at wor,1
The Jackson daily standard. (Jackson [Ohio]) 1873-188?, 1880-09-17

A LARGE party from town will attend
the meeting at Tope's, in Liberty town
ship, tonight. The Guards will go.
The Jackson daily standard. (Jackson [Ohio]) 1873-188?, 1880-09-17

HORSES, hogs, sheep, agricultural im-
plements, &c, are coming into the Fair
as they never did before.
The Jackson daily standard. (Jackson [Ohio]) 1873-188?, 1880-09-17

The favorite Ober-Murray Troupe at
City Hall, tonight, in the play of "The
Octoroon."
The Jackson daily standard. (Jackson [Ohio]) 1873-188?, 1880-09-17

JOHN w. LAIRD came in with his ped
ding wagon last night.
The Jackson daily standard. (Jackson [Ohio]) 1873-188?, 1880-09-17

UP to noon to-day, there had been 147
entries made, and 14G membership tickets
sold. 'i "a'-iA '-'
The Jackson daily standard. (Jackson [Ohio]) 1873-188?, 1880-09-17

CAPT. BALDRIDGE, at the Postofice,
now has postal cards, at &c. each, by which
parties can correspond with friends in
FOREIGN countries, Go and see these
cards
The Jackson daily standard. (Jackson [Ohio]) 1873-188?, 1880-09-17

"NOw," soliloquzes the average Demo-
crat, 1--WE are in the Maine, beaten"
The Jackson daily standard. (Jackson [Ohio]) 1873-188?, 1880-09-17

PROF. c. A. LACKEY will teach the
School at Coalton the coming fall and
winter.
The Jackson daily standard. (Jackson [Ohio]) 1873-188?, 1880-09-17

TIE Springfield Southern Railroad now
have heavy iron in the side-tracks at this
place. It is needed over the whole line.
The Jackson daily standard. (Jackson [Ohio]) 1873-188?, 1880-09-17

THE Fair is being held in Pomeroy this
week. commencing on Wednesday.
The Jackson daily standard. (Jackson [Ohio]) 1873-188?, 1880-09-17

JOHN KYLE has removed to his new
residence, back of the Isham House.