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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-05-14
AtgaI Notifies.


> The Probate Court for said District.
10 all persons interested in the Estate Of MARY
ANN ROWLAND, late Of Bratteboro, deceased,
Directing
Whereas, Elizabeth b. Rowland has presented 10
this Court an instrument purpornR to be the last
will Of said deceased, for probnte:-You are hereby
notified that this Court will decide upon the probate
Of said instrument at the session thereof to be held At
the probate Office in Brattleboro in said District
the last day Of May, A. d. $780, when and where you
may appear aud contest the same, II you see cause.
20 T.. W. STODDAVD Register.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-05-14

p A II Fl N II 8.
r. III. EDDY,

GECURES Patents in the United States; also in
- Great Britain, France and other foreign coun-
tries. Copies of the claims OF any Patent furnished
by RENTING one dollar Assignments recorded at
Washington. No Agency in the United States possess
superior facilities IoT obtaining PateHts asceT-
tdiRiRy the patentdbIify Of intentions.
X. II. EDDY, Solicitor of Patents.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-05-14
For SaIe---A Connecticut Riv-
eIr Farm.

Rich aluyial soil, lying directly on the river, level
entirely free from stone; - acres in home lot and
half an adjacent Island Us or C acres); also good
wood lot Large, CONNIE dious two-story house and
good hams. There is on the place mineral spring,
celebrated in the vicinity for 100 years, which
could be made paying investment by the right par
ties. For further information apply to LORENZO
sTEBBINS, Hinsdale n. H., or II. A. GOODRICH,
Fitchhurg, Mass. 1921
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-05-14

Henry n JOhnsOn's Arnica and Oil
Eminent is family remedy which should be in
every family. Used for cuts burns, scalds bruises
strains, etc, it has no equal
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-05-14
Ntm ADVERTISEMENTS.

DESIRABLE TENEMENT TO RENT in
~ Granite Block. Has all the modern improve
ments. Rent low. Apply TO o. J. PRATT.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-05-14
HEAL
THYSELF

Two CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
Il Proposals will be received by the undersigned, up
to and including May is, 1881, for the alteration Of
the Town Hall according plans and specifications to
be found at Room No. 5, Town Hall.
JACOB EsTEY,l selectmen
+. W. BROOKS, of
is S. l.. MORRIS, BratteborO.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-05-14

V'O BUILDERS Sealed proposals will be
i received for the construction OF a school house
IN District No J. on or near the site Of the present
house. mp to and including May 25 Plans and spcci-
dcatous may be found at the house Il Fred Thomas
A.. F. WAITE,
F. X. THOMAS, : Committee.
+. X. GOODALL,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-25
go D,IIv rRTBUNE SUNDAY, o-TRlFLE sIIEL5I

BARK Herald u me Morpmg fEoEl EcFsssIn Lssasn g
Baft weinnd tGerl HogsIand Bremen 90 days VITA mss
w Bsr tn SSsi sSi m - daS with iron
salt ORDER g TnsO B1gse aaver Dec al
w RSf su Ma.F q Fas s. hsr6R STs 60
Bark Caroline iNor), jcsSpeEsea' Am7'efuAih -
Y Ssa aRd 6TaRS Sa5ST London 40
d1 BARK W. voGS Sn s aRS TRRsHr 70 days win iron md
s < S GiaST sn z q RSoA 50 days.
with irCn ore 70 SGss s css "a days VIA dss 70
order; vessel 20 lunch, Edye Co; -, ,n.ar
70 s oraa s"T Tsass i BaSE 60 = ~ .
s sSSs RS%as' ss sSRqSe WsnSs
sehr Dayght ASdsrsCn EEpP p " oTd Co
CLEARED
strs celuc t eleade Liverpool vie 9usenssoyJn n1d5s
GoTis sus rO S5 stFpscpf Hurst 1Hsea Br, 1nsIso
London RsS s Co. oske
OBJ wstsSn Cork Falmouth or PgISSGt 5sohS
CO. iceland eG hsyer ADETsrR PSter ro Mr st 81
D HTS Pr a xSppg asSow Austin BALDWIN o Algeria
HawtSorne Neworeahs Bogert MOrsas Lo9ssns Ss
sSE hoO%e Dominion WsEsr EST,os
CITY 9Snt e9S aanSTd Co. ty q
Rosewood savannah Geo Yonge City Of san AnS1o s
renee aarcS r. BsgOre Glover HattsIss sSas
% MsSt GS & o oS %ns
ton Dhnoe Tacopy DSyfs krems; Fran
COMA Mang1m. Portland Ames; c.,v.r pa,ne, panl
Jones Gars6 shanghai salter nvsrnOrei AnerOtd tBr
Wade. CALAIS Boyd q Hincken. -. NJ o,,nonn co-,an
Banks cain (Norl. AbrahamserS Boc
Coz Pere de Famlle Er Durand ROchetort Chas s51Ghe
Murei GFth Penafh Roads Eng for orders Geo Sonsy
Emilia Igal GennaTo Seville, Sp Scarpsu Co Vrglnis =
stanford tfr) Curte Seville, w Parker Coz Mnalon,
Mortou Cadis, Miller HOughton SaDine nde SSIp
Cuba Swan Som Ann Armytage Br HOG bres. rsrnUn
slocovch co, Rennard Downing sagua Grande' CuOa
BresTdbbie iIBr) viles Spain Fran
csco ISpan Giuseppe, Ponce ", Micheanoi JeWese
Read Ponce g. Odio PerOzo speranEa NOr Richmann'
Stettu, g Tobias q Go. 80, "a. rr..bo. Z
RStaples AIDA Doane Nickerson, Baracoa Gomez %
sail Advance (Br) ReynOlas Monte Christie de Vera 20
FOREIGN PORTS.
1oxpoy Aprl 24Arr at Boadeaux 23d inst Str Chilling
ham from Baltimore. -. ,,-,,,. o.. Dyo,vvo-A
oUEgNsroWN April IT Baltic from Eew.York
ANTWERP April "a Sailed sr KaEo G6T3 t9T NSWsforE
sa dtG's tra Canada and Frisia for New.YOrk
LONDON April 24-Saed 22d inst Ahnera EneseL Hc i
do ali FOR Patmore Erins Star for San francscoi St
more Lima fCapt Ahrens IL Schwensen latter Tor
pba Chasei asa inst Edward h1dder ass s"V aV'
Troy Graf wede Mario Capt FaaTing)I 2s6
inst Marie (Cspt FailakseD Addie Cann alter on yno
ara Agostno A1ney, BaVeew, latter on BY Oatnatne
PoinL Earl Granville Elena, latter on D0Ver nA Sl1s
Ete PormOra Francisco BeftelotS Geo MS a.
Mandarin NuOvO Dapelo riq6e Louis Protens sne9nrge
syrnga Teresa ROcca VittOra Canesro 2Ath inst IA
zetin9 latter Oh PraWlep0nt. Gareliano Harry
| idea d, Maria lcapt Barkmanl salome Tempiar tOap
I Treiry).
| For later snip NsiuS - any. zee gsUentA Pa0A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-25
Tor Later snip Nsrr. y any. zee Seventh RaOA

"You must not play with thai little gtIlls
my DEAR said an njudicous parent But, ma. INC
pretty as ever do and abe has lots of tOysn can
not help that my dear" replied th fG SnR paT W
her father play with heri she amt a shoemaket"
An Irishman on an ocean steamer always
presented the captain with fine Havana cigars afeI
noh and dinner until one day thelatter refused 70 take
any more The son Of Erin, however, ipSisteq, a1o q
last the captain accepted saying Well az ta4e y.
mi burn It." "Arrah, be jabers. said Fat, Ine oeVh
o cigar Of mine yen get % do that th:"-lHour'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-25
SEEKING NEW HOMES.

The arrivals of immigrants continue large, almost
isSded at Castle Garden 3,342 steerage passengers
Of whom 1880 came from Bremen by the steam m
ships Hohenstaufer and Neckar The sIrlvaI9 I9 OF
ss s 200 Il the arrivals should continue equally
large next week they would make the present present.
evons month was about 4O, 900. 1t was said at
EEastie Garden yesterday that the Immigrants who
have recently arrived baye been of better class
than usual. The most Of them have peen young anu
sturdy peasants and artigans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-25
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. %.


Ctr Devon (Br LObbett Bristol days. with rdse to
tg Morro Castle Reed Charleston, TO VIM clyde Co.
AR Hevelns (Br Maxwell, Antwerp ~ days. 70 Peter
Wright & sons -. -, a.. ~. .,.,o. 81. ~
hIbeInarie Hulphora LeRea Del 10 OLD dominion baCo
shin George washington (Gerl, PrObst Bremen 50 days.
t Iron and barrels 10 ORDER vessel 70 Herman koop Co.
ship William (of Yarmouth, 81 Iourneay Liverpool 81
dsva With aAlt 20 order; vessel 20 Boyd Hinoken
Shin Cornelius 0rinnel BOrnnd, london March 4, via
p,Smaouth H. with mdse 20 Grnnell. Mjnturn q Co..
bIS Faa ISOr strnesen, Antwerp a. days. With old iron
ana emntv barrels TO ORDER vessel ~ master. 4.
b+ba tof portlaud Crockett Mafsellies March In
ballast TO winchester Col az sandy Hook Tor orders
aim stoueli of st JohnR, - Wadman, Bona 40
dsvs with Iron ore 20 order; vessel i0J Parker 20.
ark scotia (Of IdVeTpO0 Steee Hamburg Jan II VIA CORK
March ~ with rOn 70 0Tder vessel 70 Wilams uulon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-25

lows. The church YVES thronged with merchants anu
and friends Of tho deceased man, em0ne A.
nnwniI Ambrose saow the Rev. Dr. Arthur on HI
Dr. Jones' DE- White Dr. Walker DE- wd Ino~ff laws
Ctnrha,. Tarev and Captain Fineken. The pail
6sSFers were israel Corse Alfred woodbridge, lem 5
J. Cisco, Horace Gray William H. webb dsa s bndS
John f. MetcaH and Abram b1ninReE' A"o WV
y STns sn Z. n In Woodiawn Cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-25

ELECTION FACT.-The scene Of this dialogue
was Hackney; time, Wednesday mOrDiug Cauvasser
no son of eector. aged FIVE years): Is Mr.. Gubbins
In ~ Son " No; he's out" Canvasser /" Do you
know my little man, whether no is q Liberal or Con-
seryatiyei s0n knows he amt neither, cause mes
o dustman."-l Funny Folks.
A mathematician, who had heard much of
the Huguenots, after having assisted ~ the perform
Snce M thls GRIND OPERA asked Ills friend But what
"a that Messs Meyerbeer aud Scribe wished TO prove
nv work ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-25
( alIRaI.AR ON THE HOUsEToP.

Don't shoot and I'll come down. SAID ourgialr s
to,yorxi whom Officer EvRn8 Of tho Twenty-niptn
b,esinet ronfed hie revolver on Friday night on
Ire roof OF MweIling on Madison;aye. Yesterday
sn.ss,isr the prisoner who described himself as
Core Jones 4 Philadelphian, and o resident OF
No III T'bornpeon-st, was arraigned before Justice
IniFy at the Jefiexsou Market Police Court, when
f,rs,,at comnlaint Of burglary was made against
Nm III Fr,sIscis A. Stewart, who testified that he
Sasi c{nrrs of tho dwelling Of Christopher Muller
IL No. i40 Msdison.ayes the iain,ly Deing absent,
<,.e,,fv minutes and upon returning he found the
49, S,r le.,dine 10 the basement forced open: The
49,. fi,c hail wac extinguishet and no could soc
3ys.n tllS street light moving through the upper
4arf Of the house. 800. r.. a4
s s Il tiav the house but found mo person
~ ~ Sjs,on Ercaching the roof the officer spied 2
st;3e go, Ia TIE gutter aud there found ms mar
~ ~ stye cutter and gave himself up. Jletlcs
',fy ss6,nf tied him for trial with bail as evo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-25
HOME NEWS.
ppnM1HnNr ARRrvALs.

FIJI Avenae HoteSenators John :, WINNIE bo,m Ss
RTng Of Ohio GdSeu Hosesenatgr SoIh ~; SVuO
WYSdSoT Hos-washinet McIean OF 1aS Gi,est sH
Dan Senator John h Mitchell OF
yames RoteiEmery A. storEs, o. ~ 1.ton X
es,nf1tsr Hotsi-CaptGn Frederick Watkins OF the SVe
ahD City lf Brussels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-25

A QUESTION OF PRYvILEGEs.-Lady You
can have one night week but shail expect you IN
svsery other SunSiAy.n Cook; No, mem could not
seres 70 Ihatt Imust have every other Sunday out"
IFnnny FolkA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-25

NERVOUS DEBILITY, Impotence, Weakness
IN Of the organs 9eneraon Ae speedily And radically
cured DV WINCH EtTERS 9PECIEfO PILL Two 10 ak
boxes usually suseionk prce box SAC bOxeA Is
Send for circular farepored ~ WINCHESTER q uL.
Chemista, 80 john AeW.YVrS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-25
.g,wrRtf. Of CHARLES HANSON.

~ fncrrsI SERVICES OF Charles Lamsop, who was
es,,s fsr az he fll Of Charles IA MaTshau q 70,
80 v<ustesdag morning at All son,s UnltaEap
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-25
AnOuncemepta.I

FROM SPEER's VINEYARD,
6Oo oO wyear old Concord and few oporto Grape Yine
r Se taken ont Of the go ordered One or thousano
o. desired. Apply 70 speers Wine once SA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-25
MARINE LNTELLIGENOE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Co. ..... BOZ Sun ssts... $40 Clock slow. 2ml4a.
PULL bii Moon souths. O;0B Moons age days. 10
candy uoox Ia Gov Island 5Oi Hell Gnts.... 1853
oa"u' AN HIGH WATER TODAY-P. n
Candy Uook SOD GOV Island $40 Hell Gate ...-1O29
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-25
NEW sTREET.swEEPING MACHINE.

Far the mast four weeks there has been building
al Jacob sehastian's factory, IN East forty-enrd-
ST. anew masnine Sare' 1ne WnF
Inc nortior of the machine is Enclosed IN wooden
Nox 10 feet LONG, feet wide aud about IIees hge
esd "a SECURELY braced The rear axle forms snaI1
y vlscS sre attached two wheels each feet in
diameter and composed OF heavy cast ron IA a
5 bolt from one OF these V caf 1r s nv,
! sitnated near the centre, extending thence 70
s 8-fcot wheel, and THENCE back again 70 Izlhcl
wheel Between the working smart aho at INC 1oS II
snsds IA eight sections, and each section Is com
q ,eod OF three parts 80 that in case Oh DseaRag'
RE ends Of the brush shaft rest on open bearings
= ~ IN case of uneven surfaces unune prgesuIe w
Sc reyented. Directly ahead ana near tne DOsI ~
~ fhe hrush and at the front near the top OF Tn,
y,.sh;ne IRE two small shafts. on which runs az
cnSioss canvas B feet inches wide; on TINS smai
sats q wood are fastened enc aDSas .sn smeT bras
q n S The large brush sweeps the dirt on tn
cayas which carries It up TO the .e fees on
which Ii Is swept into sheetron snuVo 'ooV 'V"'
~ The cart chat receives the dirt from the shut
will be covered with canvas ana VIII De H.
~ a ehnfn 10 the forward part OF the sweeDer ~
copnection between the cart and sweeper, can 2 y
msdc without stopping. The cart morse Wlil aiSo
able 10 sssist the TWO horses ats5 ;iI he 4o
s scspSs When tss cart is full the sh9te
s xsStsd BIZ 4, lever which also detacne
s S sss@ The canvas travels 50 to 8s miles pe
Rasss Two men will be required TO work the mi ma
nsre the driver and man to attend TO the Taisln
shs lever and shute. Ii is claimed that sixty
those machines vim keep the city perfectly 6IssS clean eiS
ma nas ~ ~ street In six hours, an
9 1aassS the Street Cleaning Bureau viii cav
BY their use They u y T aat Pc en @aS
s y fsss vide. the next 15 feet long by feet Mid
s. and ia nexs 10 feet long by 4i0 feet WIDE Inc
viii cost $3.50. $3.50 and $500 each. =, .,o a,
s. The I,rst machine viii be handed over 70 inc Gil
"a en- Tuesday for use on Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-25
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM BREMEN-BY STEAMSHIP NECKAR.
Koch Consul D sehellenberR; Mrs a Enkhausen; MT
Koch, louise Kerte, hTs b benIhLem Al ~, q
Waugh Consul 3 kerte y -. DIunI na "iO0 .
.rtnvor Conaul A A children Negbauer,J
vnCR IltIo Bloch, MIS- Fanny Ludwig,
HA OcjL Wrs Fugenia and children Deyerberg,
HHoOSLss n 0unzburR, ID Kniep, Miss A
r[sncL' N III Boyd y GraeVemeyer,W Won
Backman, @ + senltenDeIB,A menBeiseu' v '0A
Dming, Mrs helnharuI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-25

LADIES, a GRAND OHANCE. -.
ON Tuesday next, April az commence grenL h1I9
underwear c0rses hosiery laeee rDO0ps and
from great bankrupt sale The entire ios must
coSeI ont IN few days. and Will be sold. regardless OF prom
a. Sa SPEIr EAR sToRF nj broadway. corner 9thsE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-25
rur Urnu pRTcp OF OuINrNr.

THE HIGH PRICE OF QGiNLNN. :,
nR 10 the extremely high price ~ which Qunne mas a
WAYS been sold many bersonS have frequently been c3m
peled TO sorego the Of that most valuable meoSnS
even where b was an absolute necessity MeeSra We q ~
KEN SON. the Werkn0wn druggists: q No pop S
tWaaD and 22dBtk recognizing TINS IaCS nAvo
the price OF Quinne about cost thus enabling eVSFyOne
obtain Il whom necessary.
WIEoHEsrER's HYPOPHosPHITEs
ul aure consumption Coughs Bronchitts Debility, 40
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-10-28
OBITUARY,

[We take the following from Delphos (ohio) pa
was brother -fn-law of VIM. D. Jones (CyfadaeD of
jefferson township.-ED. Standard
isDied, Friday morning, at O'Clock, September
lth at his residence in this place, j. D. Lloyd aged
60 years.
with heavy heart and fatering pen we write the
above. When such as Mr.. Lloyd die there is a void
that is hard to fill and the pen shrnks recording
the sad loss to community and friends noble soul
called away makes vacancy that is long in being
filled if ever, and while it is monument to his mem
ory and certificate to his worth it still recalls an un-
welcome fact that he is gone. 1t easy to write of
his deeds of goodness his kindness of heart his
Christianity his public spirit, his all adorns the
walk and conversation of man. The pen may wander
unrestrained in the way he lived and in the
fusion of good deeds that mark his whole path of f
There is blot there, all beauty, all peace. His was
one of those noble souls whose presence standing
proof that there is much higher life for average hu
manity, for believe he among many, an
example to be followed by all. AS citizen he al
ways ready to assist in any public enterprise giving
literally of his means to any worthy project; as
christian and church member he pillar, staunch
and true and always in the lead in enterprises of
rality place. His loss is one felt for long
years hence his church will miss his consistent
Christian advice and support; his congregation and
Sunday school will miss his pleasant face and cheer
full voice; business comrades will miss reliable,
pleasant partner and associate, the community
its best citizens his relatives faithful brother and
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-10-28
Administrators Sale of Real Estate.

In Of an oTaeT @ 9f the @ C
Auction, on the
9TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1880,
E omge m % a M 5he 99r OF he
estate, situate in the County of jackson and State
lst Tract. That part of In-lot number two in the
Vide OF Of the easf Sf said no d sp
having frontage of 4S feet Main Street and ex-
Th ba said an f street dIa IN The % Of said no
west EN- bracing all that part Of the Brick build
pg ug ore M the tt on the
from the strip p feet and INCHES in width adjoining
stable situate thereon and placing the same said
strip IS fee feet in width and the use Of the
ion wall between the same and the Drug Store build
"a rac Also that part pa tot Of said in-ot humber
descrbed be Las as follows; eginning at point on Main
said in-lot thence inches along said Main
strip gi feet Vide fronf6g % on as said R MAIN
y para s Mh sad IL et ee Rs
rear Of said in-ot and all that part Of the
building, WITH the use Of the brick wall of the build
Ing to wnea the San joins 20 on m the
strip OF As feet adjoining the to remove the
se fee thereon and place said stable on said strip of As
Sd Tae The @ of mush N 81 the
half of the town of Jackson lies the
lot number 10 in said town Of jackson. Gnu
at ath Tract Lot number T. in kahn's Addition to
coal underlying said lot, with the right to mine and
remove the same.
Appraised follows:
1st Tract at $5,50000.
I'd Tract at S5,2OO.00.
Sd Tract at $450.00
4th Tract at $l50.00.
Terms of Sale-One-third in hand, e-third in one
year. and one-hird in two years from the day SALE
with interest; the payments to be secured by mort
gage upon the premises sold.
JOHN L. RAMSEY,
WAI. II. MONAHAN.
Administrators dc boaiS non of Arthur b. Monahan
deceased.
LAIRD Il TRIP, Attorneys.
October %, 1SS0-fw.
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Of jackson County Teachers Institute, to b.
Held in Jackson, commencing Dec. 81, $50.

Of jackson County Teachers Institute, to b.
| Held in Jackson, commencing Dec. 81, 1880.
| MONDAY, DEC. 9TH.
| Mornng-Devotional Exercises: Address by th
PRESIDENT, J. W. johnson; The hope of our Common
Schools, j. w. Longbon; Lecture, Prof. j. p. Patter
.Afternoon-Music; orthography (Competitive.
En6a afShIdt; hpPcati91s S 4t SquaItgi Root,
ture. Prof. j. J. Patterson;
Hoy to overcome them, George Aten; Lecture, Prof
TUESDAY, DEC. 2sTH.
Morning-Devotional Exercises Finite and Infinite
Verbs, II. r. Bane; Analysis of Sentences Comp. by
diagram,l H. J. Hunter; Reading, G. w. Fry; Lee
,Afternoon,,Music; Physical Geography, Columbus
class, 3. " Jones; Lecture Prof j. p Patterson
Evening-Lecture, Hon. j. W. Longbon
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 18TH.
Morning Devotional Exercises: Mathematical
Signs. John Harper; Reading, G.. w. Fry; Algebraic
generalization, 7. j. Morgan; Lecture, Prof. j. p.
Afternoon-0Iusic; Rotundity of the Earth, j. j..
As9n Maed "a GeograPhy (GomPetttye Ist class G.
Grammar, G. w. Harbarger: Lecture, Prof. j. p.
Evening-Lecture, Hon. John T. Moore
THURSDAY, DEC. 30TH.
Morning-Devotional Exercises; History, (Com-
petitirel 1st class Miss Mary Messenger; % class
How TO teach History, Hon. j. d. Paine; Lecture,
Afternoon-Ifnsic: Glass Recitation in Decmals j.
J. Bennett INCENTIVES to Study, Miss Annie Waddell
Punctuation, ID. Mackley; Lecture, Prof. j. p. Pat
Evening-Lecture. Prof. j p. Patterson.
FRIDAY. DEC. 31sT.
MOrning-DcvOtOnal Exercises; School Govern
Stewart; Uses of Percentage l.. b. c. Kirkendall; ;
Lecture, Prof. j. p. Patterson
Irvine DUNCAN; Lecture Prof. j. p Patterson; Elec-
Evening0Reunion Exercises; Lecture, Hon. j. B.
Join n. STEWART,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-10-28

No man or woman can do satisfactory
work when the brain is dull. the nerves
unsteady, the system relaxed and they
feel generally wretched. Why should
lawyers, merchants, clergymen, doctors,
mechanics or mothers often miserably
drag through their work in this condi-
ton, when small amount of Paker's
Ginger Tonic will always, at moderate
cost, clear the brain and give them the
strength and the will to perform their du-
ties satisfactorily. We have felt its
strengthening and bracing effects and can
recommend it most highly. See other col
umn.-ED. oct
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-10-28
PROGRAMME.

Teachers Monthly Association, to be held at
Oak Hill, jackson Co., Ohio, Nov. 13, 1880.
MORNING.
Inaugural, by President
Shall our pupils whisper? Columbus Weed.
Punishments, G. w. Fry.
Teachers Union, j. d. GILLIAN,
Assigning lessons, May Hudley.
Address, w. NJ. johnson.
AFTERNOON.
Reference Libraries in public schools, r. r. Bane.
Teachers preparation, Stephen Morgan
Debate-RcSoloed THAT the Teacher of the present
day, Is of value the than the States
MANS Aft. &. w. Harbarger. Neg. a. E. McLaugh-
lin.
Shall we give Prizes? Ada Tolley.
How to Spell. ID. G. Evans
j. j. Allison appointed to open discussions. No eX-
ercise exceed 10 minutes. Criticisms Is minutes.
Exercises morning and afternoon to open with music
and prayer. The time being short, the committee
could not confer with some parties whose names ap-
pear on programme. But we hope all will respond,
and we will make due'allowances.
JULIA HANNA,
II. JAY MORGAN,
j. w. JOHNSON, Committee.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-10-28

THE boys down in Jefferson township
tell good joke on Ambrose Leach, Esq
We do not suppose there is more sober,
quiet, law-abiding citizen in Jackson
than Mr.. Leach. The story goes that a
certain young Democratic lawyer Cd and
would-be statesman, went to Jefferson on
Monday before the election. This lawyer
CD hailed from Jackson, and his mission
was to defeat Powell. He called on sew
eral young men and talked to them in
this way: 'Now, which would you rather
vote for-the man who walks up to the
bar and takes his drinks with the boys
or the man who sneaks into drug store,
Or saloon and buys his whisky by the
pint, and goes off and drinks it all him
self? That's just the difference between
Leach and Powell" The joke of the
matter is that both Powell and Leach are
men of temperate habits.