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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-04-22
Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate.
State of Ohio, Jackson County, SIS.
Court of Common Pleas.
David Thomas VS.. Geo. II. Green ct. al.

David Thomas VS.. Geo. H. Green ct. al.
On order of sale.
Notice is hereby given that in of order
of sale issued out of said Court, the End day
April, A. D. 1880, and directed. will offer for
sale at public auction at the door of the Court House,
in jackson, in said county, on
Saturday. Mdy l5th n. d. 1880, o'clock p. M,
said day, the following described estate stu-
aed in the county of Jackson and State of Ohio
wit:
The north east quarter of the south east quarter.
and the south east quarter of the south
and the south west quarter of the south quarter
of section number twentyseven CD, township
ber eight (S) of range number nineteen U9) also the
north west quarter of the north east quarter section
number thirty four cd, of the township and
range above given, being in all 100 acres.
less.
APPRAISED as follows: First described tract at slOO.
second at $320 third at 1866, and fourth at $500.
Terms of sale, cash on day of sale.
To be sold as the property of George II. Green. to
satisfy Judgment and decree in favor of David
Thomas.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of April. \. d
1880. E. T. JONI ES, sheriff j. G. O.
r. II. Jones, atty for pl'n.
aprl5t5t
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LEGAL,
SheriffS Sale of Real Estate.
State of Ohio, jackson County, S.:
Court of Common Pleas.


Sidney p. Davis vs. John Marshall et al.
On Order of Sale in Partition.
Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance of an
der of sale issued out of said Court the 9Th day of
April, \. D. 1880 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, n. d. 1880, at o'clock p NJ,
The following described real estate situated in the
County of jackson, and State of Ohio to wit:
Part of the south west quarter of the south west
quarter of section twentyour CD township number
eight (S) of number nineteen l9) beginning at
the north corner of d. Perrys lot, thence west
Wallars line to the county road thence along said
road the of lot number twelve (2), thence
along said lot the north west thence
ID. Perrys line thence south to the place of begin
ming.
Also, in lots numbers twenty -one cd, twenty-five
(22), twentythree (2), twenty -four cd and twenty
five (25) in the town of Swiftsvle, in said county,
Appraised, 1st described tract at SS3 Lot number
81 at s2l6, number % at $50 number % $0 number 81
$50, and number % at $50.
Terms of sale, One-third cash on day of sale, one
third in year from day OF sale, and one-thrd in
two years. deferred payments TO be secured by mort
gage premises sold.
To be sold in certain proceedings in partition
shall and others defendants.
Given under my hand this 18th day of April, A. ID.
1880. E. II. JONES, sheriff j. G. O..
Laird & Tripp, att'ys for plf
aprl5+5t
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Notice to Teachers.

Notice is hereby given, that until otherwise
Jackson County, Ohio, will hold regular meet
ings for the examination of teachers, at the
City Hall, in the town of Jackson, on the First
Friday in every month, and on the Third Fri
day in March, April, May, June, July, and Au-
suat.
BY order of Board of Examiners.
2laue79tf ]. w. LONGBON, Clerk.
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PROMPT ATTENTION
WHOLE NO. .1713.

bound to him by the ties of official
patronage that they can be transfer
red by him like sheep? This is what
the illustrious brother-in-law and con-
fidential agent of Secretary Sherman
assumes-this is the threat. They are
to be used either to elevate him to the
Presidency, or sold out by him for a
profit.
Let the voters of Ohio read what
Moulton-the intimate friend, conf
Dental adviser, trusted agent, and
brother-in-law of John Sherman
says:
''In the event, however, of these
men (the Blaine men of Ohio) being
strong ger than is now anticipated, and
succeeding in dividing the delegation
between Mr.. Sherman and Senator
Blaine to such an extent as to render
Mr.. Sherman's withdrawal from the
contest a necessity, the entire Sher-
man strength in the delegation will
be thrown in favor of General Grants
nomination instead of Senator
Blaine's."
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Not Mine.

NOt hIHCs
BY MRS. JULIA c. r. DORR.
1t is not mine TO run
With eager feet,
Along life'S crowded ways.
My Lord to meet.
1t is not mine to pour
The oil and wine.
Or bring the purple rabe
And linen fine.
1t is not mine TO break
At His dear feet
The alabaSter-bON
Of ointment sweet.
1t is not mine to bear
His heavy cross,
Or suffer, for His sake,
All pain and loss.
1t is not mine to walk
Through valleys dim,
Or climb far -hights
Alone with Him!
He hath no need of me
In grand affairs,
Where fields are lost, or crowns
Won unawares.
Yet, Master, if l may
Make one pale flower
Bloom brighter, for Thy sake.
Through one short hour:
If l, in harvest-fields
Where strong ones reap.
May bind one golden sheaf
For love to keep;
May speak one quiet word
When all is still,
Helping some fainting heart
To bear Thy will;
Or sing one high, clear song,
On which may soar
Some glad soul heaYenward,
| ask no more!
PIES. RUTLAND, VT,
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BIRDS are generally considered high
ly moral creatures; in fact, Poe's ra-
ven enjoys the unpleasant reputation
of being the only feathered biped
which ever went on bust.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-04-22

A FAMILIAR instance of color-blind-
ness is that of man taking a brown
silk umbrella and leaving q green
gingham in its place.
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Real Estate for Sale.

The undersigned offers for sale at private sale sew
eral town lots in IIanna's Addition to the town of
Ohio. Prices reasonable, and terms liberal
Inquire for further particulars of the undersigned.
JANE HANNA,
ExecutriX of y. Hanna, dec'G.
AnriI I. 1m
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[Scientiffc Americana
4 WaSp's Strategy.

Mr.. Seth Green says that one NOR
ming, when he was watching a spiders
nest, mud wasp alighted within an
inch or two of the nest, on the side
opposite the opening Creeping noise
lessly around toward the entrance to
the nest, the wasp stopped a little
short of it, and for moment remain
ed perfectly quiet. Then reaching
outcome of his antenna, he wriggled
it before the opening and withdrew it.
This overture had the desired effect,
for the boss Of the net, as large a spi-
der as one ordinarily sees, came out to
see what was wrong and to set it to
rights. No sooner had the spider
emerged to that point at which he
was at the worst disadvantage, than
the wasp, with a quick movement,
thrust his sting into the body of his
foe, killing him easily and almost in
stantly. The experiment was repeated
on the part Of the wasp, and when
there was no response from the inside
he became satisfied, probably, that he
held the fort. At all events, he pro-
ceeded to enter the nest and slaughter
the young spiders, which were after
ward lugged off one at a time.
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ing all things" then may we conclude
we are living Christians growing in
grace and ripening for harvest.
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THE Olean Times is printed at the
Times Printing Parlors." It is all
right, perhaps but towel that hasn't t
been washed for three months, and
caricatures drawn on the door with
printers ink, and half a dozen pairs
of old shoes lying under the cases, and
three or four wooden spittoons filled
with saw-dust and something worse,
are not exactly the right kind Of Or
naments for parlor.
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Deborah Lee.

THE NAPLES, RUTLAND, VT.
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ISAAC BRowN, JAMES CHESTNUT,
President. Vice -Pressden
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-24
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, WEDNESDAY, MARCH a. 1880

Senate bill No. 1874, 4u:-
An act relative to the payment Of costs OF
court In contested election caHea, and IN cases
In which the right 10 nm Office ts claimed.
To tho Committee on Judiciary.
Senate bill No t45,
An act to define and punish the crime Of
incest. @#@.4 "
TO tho Committee on judiciary.
Senate bill No. lag. 4..-
An act relative to the appointment of COM
mluaoners 10 euperintcnd tho rspnira OF the
btatoIiouse Mt Baton Rouge. and defining
their duties md powers.
70 tho Committee on Public Buildings and
Stnte- -IIouee. @#@
Senate bin No. 80.
An act requiring tho Auditor and Treasurer
to hold tho money aceruing to tho general
fund by article Of tho state debt ordinance
for tho expenses of 1870. md to enforce arti-
ele of tho State debt ordinance.
To the COMMITTEES on Why's aud NJ enna.
ooMMrr"rEE ON stxTEEsTu HEGrtoNa.
Tho Speaker announced tho appointment
of Melalp. Atkins, Fenzel and Harris as II
committee TO inquire into tho disposition Of
eixtoonth sections.
Mr.. Farmer moved that the Committee on
the Judiciary Is hereby instructed TO report
hnes
House bill No. s5, m= ==.
!,y Mr.. Shepherd. entitled
An act to define tho crime Of concuhnage.
nnd impose penalties for said crims
Which bill was referred to That committee
on tho fifth day of February. 1880
Tho motion waa ngreeh to.
OnmotIon of Mr. Kavnnngh tho House tti-
journed until Monday. March %, nj II O'Clock
n. ll = . . .
PETER ). TRItIEVANT,
| Clerk of tho House of Representatives..
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-24

The substitute was placed upon tho calen-
dar, becoming
House bill No. sol,
An act to liquidate the indebtedness of the
city OF New Orleans; to apply It's assets to
the satisfaction thereof; to appoint board
of liquidation and prescribe their duties, and
to provide for fiscal agent and for the levy
ing Of sufficient tax to pay said interest.
The bill was ordered printed and made the
special order OF the day for Tuesday next at
1p.m. 5.= .zm..-.
On motion Of Mr.. Davidson, and under q
suspension Of the rules,
Senate bill No. 14s,
An act providing for the funding Of certain
obligations, designating q board to fund the
same; prescribing the character of the bonds
to be eissued therefor, and defining the powers
ana duties Of said board; authorizing the
procurement of blanks and books by said
board, and the employment of a clerk; Great
Ing board Of examiners; defining their
powers and duties and authorizing the en-
ployment Of a clerk; defining the intent and
meaning of the term valid warrants" ;" pro-
viding for the distinction of warrants when
funded OR exchanged for certificates; Gre
ating fund for the redempti of the bonds
herein authorized to be issued, and for the
payment of the interest thereon, when due;
providing appeals from the action of said
board, and repeating laws or parts Of laws in
conflict with the provisions of this act,
Was taken up on Its second reading and re-
ferred to the Committee on Ways and Means.
MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE.
SENATE CHAMBER
New Orleans. March 90 1885,
To the Speaker and Members Of the House Of
Representatives:
| am directed to inform your honorable
body that the Senate does not concur In the
amendments by the House OF Representatives
to
Senate bill No. 40,
An act to readjust the State Land Office,
etc.
That the Senate requests the appointment
of conference committee on these amend
ments, and that the President Of the Senate
has appointed on the committee on the part
Of the Senate Messrs. Walton. Leake anc
Cunningham.
Also TO inform you that the Senate has
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-24
On motion Of Mr.. Cosgrove

OH mOtlOn OF MT. COSgroVe
House bill No. 173,
An act to authorize the city OF New Orleans
to fund It's debt; to provide for the issuance
Of bonds therefor; to make such bonds re-
ceivable for certain back taxes and for the
purchase price Of property sold for certain
back taxes or otherwise, and to provide for
the interest on such bonds, and for their ulti-
mate payment,
Was ordered printed, and made special or
der OF the day for Tuesday next Immediately
after the House should finish It's consideration
OF House bill No. 301 on that day.
NOTICE OF BILLS,
Mr.. Mccullough gave notice that he would
at some future date introduce bill entitled
An act making an appropriation to carry
Into effect miscellaneous ordinances of the con-
stftution OF the State providing for the relief
OF delinquent taxpayers and the funding OF
certain obligations Of the State
FROM THE TABLE.
The concurrent resolution, offered by Mr..
Henry, requesting our representatives In Con-
gress to secure, "by the passage Of an act
to bona tfde settlers all the rights Of pre-e emp
tion, homestead and purchase upon lands for
feited by any defaultin9 railroad company
was taken up and adopted.
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lips to the lovely. blushing face-an operation
which h. was aboulAo perform succ ssfuly for
the third tine ~hen the door opened abruptly,
and Mr.. LangtOntappeared upon the threSh-
be Id, where be stood fransfixed with astoaisn-
n nj at the sight which met his eyes! and
very pretty picture II was 10 the eyes of any
ne but an irate father, who, coming resolved
tn turn the doctor out OF the house for his con
duet to his sister-he having only heard her
version Of the story-was stin more eSasper-
ated atsight OF them-the tall. stalwart. hand
some young man, looking 50 spruce in his
gala attire. his face radiant with happiness.
and the lovely, blushing maiden, who looked
so well fitted to be hts bride.
Prithee, sir. what is the meaning OF this'
Cohfoubd you. sir. are you even greater vaga-
ooud than took you fOr?" roared the angry
lawyer, advancing menacingly: but Pnt:p
stood his ground CALAMITY, and holding Miss
klttie's trembling hand reaSsuringly. be eX-
planned the real state OF affairs, which Mr..
LaDgtons knowledge of his sister assured him
was the true one.
"And, so you want my Kittie?" said he.
kindly, when his anger was appeased. "Well,
must say 1t astonished me that young tel
low Ike you. with plenty OF your own should
marry keziah, even with her fortune: What
aunts leay1r gs? for she declares she will not
have bin at any price!"
Miss Kfttie's answer is not recorded, but
that II was favorable may be presumed from
the fact that there was CAV wedding at
Hobeyfborn shortly after and that Susan
Code being dethroned from her place as the
doctOr nOuSfkeeper, retired 10 ner cottage on
the London road in favor OF fair young
mistress, who makes the doctor completely
happy.
Mistress Keziah was not at the wedding. She
was greatly offended with her brother for al
lowing a girl only fit for the nursery" {kittie
was three and-twcDty to marry at all: and to
marry such a man, She deserved the fate
which would surely overtake her.
But 1t was some consolation to impart to her
dear friends in confidence that she had re-
fused Dr Hamilton, and it was out OF piQue at
her rejection that he had married her niece:
and In after wears Mr. LaDgiOn had many a
hearty laugh when he and his son-in- law dis
cussed the Doctors Dilemma.
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The New Washington.

tJottipes Of q Veteran" in Louisville Courier
Journal
Washington Is the most beautiful city In the
Union. When | cast my eyes over its streets.
Its avenues and its parks, and compare them
with what they we're but few short years ago,
am forced to bless the name Of Boss Shepherd.
MaDy citizens who used strong language In his
pronunciation While these improvements were
teing made. now Join me In his praise. Bear
In mind that this IS the capital OF one OF the
great governments OF the earth, and the condl-
ton In which Shepherd found it was diSgracefll
to the country. In 1861 / saw c0untryman
with cart buried so deep In the mud. not more
than fifty yards from where am writing. that
bis oxen had hard work to pull Ii CUT. Now
that very spot is nicely paved. Men or capiL,l
no longer hesitate to purchase property and TX
their residences here. The increase in the pop
ulatton OF the city within the past seven years
has gone beyond the most sangaine expecta-
ton.
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ACHE. NERVOUS HEAD AJHE. SEURA'.'i(S 4.
NERVOUSNESS, PARALYSIS, SLGEPLESS-
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woman sawed a hole in the Ice at Fftzroy
canada. thrust her head through IL into the
Tster, and IN that way drowned herself
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This is the only Lottery rotol on dns sldorss
the people Of any STATE.
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION,
OVER HALF A MILLION DISTRIBUTED
louisiana state Lottery OompsnV.
This institution was regularly Incorporated ly
Nsbif purposes in 1868 for the term OF
twenty Ave years; T. which contract the IN.
has been renewed Toy an ovc-ShelIning popular
vote reSqrns ~ rs' 10 ls sis S nsn,. ~
81. 6bo. oo0, To which II has since added reserve
fund Of over sS5o.0O.
ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS
viii take place monthly
10 N-pe- Scales ~ PoSts'oFpS.
Look at the following distribution:
Grand Prone ,sds Concert.
During which will take plNoe the
l27rH GRAND NOTIFY
Ard the
EXTRAORDINARY SEHE-AyyUAL DEAF.
AT NEW ORLEANS. TUESDAY. DECEMBER
Under the personal supervision and msnaTement OF
Gen. @. T. BEAUREGARD II Louisiana,
and Gen. JuBAL a. EARLY. Of Virginia.
CAPITAL PRIZE sloO. 900.
"NOTICE.-TicEets are Ten Dollars only.
Halves, IS; Eiftis, g., Tentbs. 1.
LIST OF PRIZES
Capital Prize of ...... el0. .tsD..... slO0, pC
Grand Prize Of. b0.0 0...... $1,000
Grand Prize off,. ~, OOO...... 2a0Co
2Larse Prizes of. iU.O0...... 2lOOC
Large Prizes of.....- 6.eo0...... 2n.o09
10 Prizes of....- 1.00--...- 20.0O
90 Prizes of............. 6O..-... $4,000
100 Prizes of.....-........ 800 1890 5000
2h Prizes of....-.......-- TO...... 40,0O
GOO Prizes of............ 1nO.-...- Gn.W0
TO- 600 Priz,s of....-....- 10 --..- l0U,OS
APPROXIMATIONS pl'''ES.
100 Approximation Prizes OF s2e0...... e2o. 0OC
loo Approximation Price OF lM.....- 700
loO Approximation Prizes OF 75.....- 1,eOO
IL 27s Prizes amounting TO- S5l2, 500
Gen I. BEAUREGAfD. OF La.( ro,,,,,ss,,,o~s
cen JUBAL 4. Early, NJ Va !
~ Application for rates 20 clubs should only be
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Write tor circulars or send orders to
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Il. BAH correspondence should be with NJ. =
Dauphin as shove IN al cases the TICKETS
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posing to offer anything else 10y circular CT other.
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We REFER of course. to Da. BENSoN's CELERY
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ure Headache. AID it remained for DR.. Benson to
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Baltimore and bis reputation is Of itself a fuffi-
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Every one is now taking o. DIR. CIV. BENSoN'S
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| in private houses. These Pills are preps-ed ex-
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