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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-01-13

AT the examination of school teachers last week
there IL applicants, of whom received certif-
Gates. follows: Eighteen months w. F. Steward,
w. T. Morgan; twelve months Ira V. Randall Grace
Matthews, Jennie DUNCAN, Ida Hunt. James w. De-
lay; six months Minnie Smith.
The following are the questions
oRTHoGRAPHY.
Tamable caricature coonnade, combatable, aurist,
competitive ministerial servceable bilious, exhb BIZ
tion enable, consciousness cozen, malaria, synony-
nous, coniferous, ennoble, transition, Nicaragua,
miniature.
GEOGRAPHY.
H. What has caused the rapid development of the
States west of the Rocky Mountains?
3 Name the largest capital city in the United
States.
g. Between what cities of the United States and of
other countries is foreign commerce chiefly car
red on?
4. On what river is Mount Vernon and for what is
it distinguished?
g. What Great Britain's possessions outside of
the United Kingdom?
g. What is the form of government, who is the ruler
and what is he called in Russia, France, England,
Brazil, Italy. Germany?
T. What city in the United States has had the most
rapid growth?
s. Why do reckon Isl degrees of longitude, and
only 80 degrees OF latitude?
o. What determines the width of the Zones?
TO- What the coordinate branches of the govern
ment Of the United and the functions Of each
GRAMMAR.
l. Write a sentence containing noun in each case.
2. Comiare-more- far, bad, least and honest.
5. Give the principal dacritical marks used in Or
biography.
T. Write the signs of the Itenses of the indicative
and the potential modes.
&. Give examples of each of the three ways of
distinguishing masculine the femme geuder.
g. How do you distinguish between the use of the
com rarative and superlatiye forms of adjectives?
T. Correct: The wall is four foot high measured
It with a foot rule.
g. Correct: portsmouth ohio jan 1851 dear sir your
last Il tier was duly reed answer is required
pecttutly smith
o. Analyza by diagram: 1t is better to write one
word upon the rock than thousand on the water or
the
TO- Parse and compare in each of the following
sentences
John reads better than do.
John looks better than do.
ARITHMETIC.
The age of is l.2 the age of B. twice the age OF
is 1s the age of C: is 20 years older than b. what
Is the age of each?
g When SIS the interest for 3years equals $50 of
II ,4ffhe principal, what is the rate per cent?
d.. YcaRa a0 bptpx weighed by soeytain growers
fur. =
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Transfers of Real Estate.

1ranSIers OF aeal EStaCes
Abraham Dixon TO Ezra Daugheity-4O acres in
Hamilton tp, 1875.
Clarinda Zinn to Adam Longs acres in Milton tp.,
$50. la'#
Collins Ray Nathaniel swaney-7s acres in Jac',-
son tp., $500.
A. L. Speakman to Nathaniel Swaney-4O acres in
Jackson tp., $4oO.
John NJ. Ewing. Sheriff, TO Simpson Jones, Execu-
Lot 21 in jackson, $i0O.
Gabriel Evans, Executor, 10 Erastus Dsvis-35
acres in Scioio tp., $3.50.
Sheriff Jones to H. S. Bundy-In-I.ot 65S in Wellston
and 42 acres in Milton ip. $500.
Sheriff Jones 10 Mary E. Patterson In-Lot In
Jackson, $500.
L. w. smallwood to Eliphas Thompson-quit-clam
to "A acres in jackson tp.. $50.
Sarah D. Yeirs TO Rebecca A. Lewis-quit- claim to
Lot % in jackson, s5s3 49,
Isaac Isaacs to Thomas j. WilliamsI acre in Madi-
son tp.. $780,
NJ. K. Steele ct al. to Jas. w. Neutrality-suspicious.
in Jackson tp. S3.65n
Mary K. Patterson to Mary A. Caldwell-part In
Lot Q in jackson, 81.
J.J. Jones 10 j. T. Jones-l7.2O acres in Jefferson
tp., $3.50.
B. Kahn to Lizzie L.. Jones-Lot (ex coaI in
Kahn's Addition 10 Jackson, sj0
Jas. B. Paine TO John Ramsey-part Lot 769 (eN.
cOaD in Wellston. $500.
Isabel McMlien to Jesse williams-Iot AIS (e:;.
coal) in WelIston, $50.
Charles Walden to c. S. Dickasorpart Lot 70 S. s.
R. Lick tp. S4G0.
c. S. Dickson to Cornelia Paine-part Lot 20 s. S.
r. Lick tp.. SI00.
Louis Berdel to VIM. A Smi,h-part l-Iot 81 in
Jackson, 81.
Eunce Isham 10 Asa Messeugcr-Lot 81 (ex. coaI) in
Isham's Addition to Jackson $500.
John A. Jones to Evan A. Jolnson-In-Lot 40 in
Portland. sl55.
james PlumVcr to Elisha scurlock-s acres in
Bloomfield tp. $2SS.
Samuel McGhee to VIM. G. Tim mberman-2O acres in
jackson tp.. sl.050.
II. s. Bundy to Andrew Henson-s93 acres in Lick
tp.. s5 900.
Chas. S. Mcclure 70 Daniel n. Edwards ct alb
acres in Madison tip, $3.50.
Thos. Williams to Edward L. Edwards ct al.-i2
acres in Madison tp.. $500.
Number OF mortgages recorded, amount secured,
es.
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Spread the Good News.

As a family medicine and tonic,
there is no remedy at present giving
such universal satisfaction, and effect
ing so many astonishing cures, as
Electric Bitters. Our druggists report
a lively demand for them, at times be-
ing unable to supply the many calls.
All Bilious Attacks, Stomach. Liver
and Kidney Complaints, Diabetes and
Gravel, readily yield to their curative
qualities. Sold by all druggists, at fif-
ty cents per bottle. App
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WE said last week that we should have

WE said last week that we should have
something to say this week about the
marble manufactory of Adam w. Long.
Now we hardly know what to say, as we
have so often spoken of the fine work
done at this shop. There is no question
about the superiority of the work, and
the reasonableness of prices, and what
more is to be said?
Sometimes-even often, a person may
have no idea Of buying an article, until
he begins to think of it. Most persons
like t0keep in remembrance their dead
relatives and friends, and one way to do
this is to mark their last resting place
with neat and enduring monument
The place to get this is ut Longs shop.
Go there and see specimens of work, and
hear prices.
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LITTELL'S LIVING AGE.-The number of The Lir-
ing Agc for the week ending January st contains the
following articles: The Unity of Nature Part w, by
the Duke of Argyll Contemporary Reriew; Rambles
among Books, CorMhiH; A Forgotten Hero. Fraser;
American Prosperity, Spsctatar; Wordsworth the
Man. Spectator; Ny Faithful Johnny, Fraser; The
Isle of Man, Spectator; together with choice poetry
and miscellany.
The new volume and new year of this best of the
ecleccs began January lst and the present is there
fore a good time for beginning subscription. For
ffty-twO Numbers of siXtyfour large pages each Cor
than $500 pages year), the subscription price
(S) is low while for $O50 the publishers offer to send
any one of the American "a monthlies weeklies
with The Lioing Age for year. both post-paid. Lit
tell & Co. Boston. the publishers.
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THE New York newspaper, called
Truth, which first published the
Morey forgery, has published an open
letter to Gen. Garfield, admitting that
the letter is forgery. We have not
noticed this admission in any Of our
Democratic exchanges as yet. Let us
hear from the Portsmouth Times.
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DR.. ISAAC SCoTT's Celebrated Liver
Pills are sure cure for Liver Complaints
and all Bilious Diseases. There is no dis
ease so common as that of the liver, and
no one which SO frequently deranges the
other organs Of the digestivesystem. DIR.
Scott's Pills operate pleasantly and eff
ciently without producing pain or sick
ness. The most delicate females OF chill
dren can use them safely. Let no one
fail to.try them, as single trial will con-
vince any one of their great merit. For
sale by all Druggists. 29julyS0y
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ON last Thursday Franz Lammens
and Mrs. Meierhoffer were hung at
Newark, N. j., for the murder Of the
woman's husband. The last declara-
tion of each was that the other was
the guilty party. Thus were two
murderers hung who possibly did not
60 by near cut to Paradise, as they
died with lie upon their lips-or, at
least, one of them must have done so.
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WE have just received from Cincin-
natl large quantity of new Nonpar-
ell type, and from Chicago font'of
Long Primer Italic, and font Of Bre-
vier Italic. There is no Office in
Southern Ohio, outside Of Cincinnati,
so completely supplied with new ma
terial as is the STANDARD office.
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Enyied Beauty.

What is more handsome than nice
bright, clear complexion, showing the
beauties Of perfect health? All can
enjoy these advantages by using Elec-
trlc Bitters Impure blood. and all
diseases of the Stomach, Liver. Kid
neys and Urinary Organs are speedily
cured. For nervousness and all at
tendant ailments, they are a never
failing remedy, and positively cure
where all Others fail. Try the Et-c-
trio Bitters and be convinced of their
wonderful merits. For sale by all
druggists, at fifty cents bottle. 1-2p
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Divorce Notice.

Loui-a Stitnson, whose place of residence Is
unknown, is Butifi-u thai H nry o.. Stiuson
did tn the Sth day of November, "A. d. 1879, file
hi> petition in the Office of the Clerk of the
Court of Cnn'm''n N Piehs, within and tor the
cuunIy of Jackson and State of Ohio, charging
the said Louisa Stimson with more than three
years wiliful absence, ana asking thai he may
be edlvurctadIrom the "a ID Louisa Stimsou, which
petition will stand Ior hearing at tbs next term
of SAID court
Dat this 18th day Of January, A. D 1881.
HENRY o. STIMSON,
13jan6t By l.. Snu;tS, his attorney.
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DAVID MATTIN, Of Hartville, Stark
county, got drunk, and then took d
sleigh ride. He fell out of the sleigh.
and when found was so badly frozen
that his legs had to be amputated, and
it is thought his arms will have to be
taken off. Good! If his head could
also be amputated, there would be one
fool less in the world.
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%. o.
The third term of the present year will
open Jan. "a, 1881, and the fourth term
Apr. 4, 1881, each term continuing ten
weeks.
There has been gratifying increase in
attendance since the opening of the year
in August. the enrolment being greater
than for the first half of any previous
year. A new class beginning the studies
of the Classical Preparatory Course will
be formed ut the opening of the third
term.
For circulars or catalogue. address the
President
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QUATERLY MEETINGS NJ. E. CHURCH,
SECOND RoUND.-January 15, Ham
den
january 22-Franklin Valley and
Welston.
January 27-Thurman.
29-W Wllkesville.
February 5-Gallipolis ct. and Pa
tri0t.
February 12-Rome and Waterloo
19-Chesllire and Mlllers-
port,
26-Portland and Letart
March 5--Racine and Syracuse.
r. II MONROE. p. r.
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SrNAroR PENprEToN and ot

SENATOR PENDLEroN and other
Democratic leaders have expressed the
opinion that the Democratic party
has about recovered from the shock Of
its late defeat. Been sponged off, and
has come up to receive another knock
down, SO to speak. g
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Cincinnati Commercial.

See advertisement of the Cincinnati
Commercial. The Commercial is a
great, live paper, and we do not see
how we could do without it, having
read it for more than thirty years.
The offer Of the Commercial and a
good book, such as Jane Eyre, John
Halifax, Gentleman, OF the Plckwick
papers, is the greatest offer ever made
by newspaper.
We will send the Standard, Com
mercial and any one Of the books for
only 50, in advance.
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OTTo DREsEL, prominent German
lawyer of Columbus, committed sui
eide last week by shooting himself.
He had been member of the Ohio
Legislature, and was man Of talent.
We believe that Hon. Arch. Mayo,
now Of Chillicothe, was law partner
of Mr.. Dresel, after he (Mayo) left
Jackson, some years ago.
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IT is said that William II. Barnum
denies that he endorsed the Morey
Letter as genuine--but lays it onto
his wicked clerk. Barnum has his
elerk-Tilden had his Pelton.
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a WAsH1NaroS correspondent O

a WAsHINGTON correspondent OF
the Cincinnati Commercial had an in
terview last week with Mr. Neal,
member Of Congress from this dis
trict, and the interview occupies some
three columns in the Commercial.
MIR. Neal has very correct idea of the
political situation. He exposes the
utter fallacy Of the Civil Service fool
cry, and other mistakes of political
Missionaries.
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ENGLAND is beginning to discover
that she has bitten off more than she
can comfortably chew. What with
her war in Afghanistan, her African
war, and the demand for troops in
Ireland, she is not enjoying the repose
of innocence and secnritv 81.
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The wife Of Frank Draper, Of At
Gibson, Kansas, died last week. Mr..
Draper is son of w. G. Draper, Of
Portsmouth, and grand son Of N. T.
Cavett, of this place.
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Notice.

William Williams. Executor of the last viii
ceased, viii lake notice, thai on the lOth day o'
pril. A. d 1880, Sarah Duane anu Th4maS
D D-iay ftd in The Probate souri OF Jackson
irre~t in said estate; that said Executor has un-
I Ihfully executed said trust; that he has
w Isl ed said estate and removed 10 the State OF
Indiana and asking tnat said Executor make
=. 1t ement of his own trust, and show cause
will be fnr hearing February IL h, A d 1881.
MOORE q ATKINsoN, for Ptffs.
Dec 40 1880 6Ny
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Keeps Dress Shirts

Are guaranteed in every respect the very
best, regardless of price. They are only
made from the celebrated Wamsutta
Muslin and the very best Irish Linens, all
cut lengthwise of the goods. Bosoms are
Three-ply, all linen, no muslin Innings US
ed. Ed. Grassland Agent.
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N h q Outfit furnished free, with full instruc-
VEEG ions for conducting the most pfontaoIe
Al klbusiness that any one can engage II.
w Fhe business is so easy TO learni and our
instructions are simple and plain, that any one can
make great profits from the very start NO one can
fail is willing TO Women are as successful
rs men. Boys and girls can earn large sums. Many
nave made at the business over one nunurea %
All who engage surprised at the ease ana rapndy
engage in this business during your spare time ~
yreatpro You do not have TO invest canila IN ~
We take all the risk. Those who need ready money
should write TO US at u furnished Tree. Ad.
dyess IGUE 4 CQs AEifgstSs NatD6 Dos0W
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Marriages in jackson County-1S71.
Albert McGhee and Olive Keenan, Sept. Zs, by D.
w. Winfongh, }. p.
George Denny and Sarah Rebecca jerks, Sept. 27
by.J. L. Sewers, Min.
Louis Dauber and Louisa Spohn, Oct. l, by Frank
Messing, j. p.
James McGarvey and Ann Metcalf, Oct. l, by Will
hanson Scurlock, j.. P.
Lewis W. Smallwood and Eecta Ray, Oct. l, by T.
NJ. Pinkerton.
Samuel H. Foster and Annie Peppers, Sept. 3d. by D.
W. W infough j. P.
David Davis Evans and Mary Ann Williams, OcS.
s. by Evan Evans, Min.
Charlie Newson and Jennie Phillips, Oct. 5, by
Daniel Tracy, Min.
james s. Humphres and Martha j. Evans, Oct. 5,
by j. E. Sewers, Min.
James Whitman Levering and Correlia Pickera1.
Oct. s. by Williamson Scurlock, j..
John Wesley Humphfres and Martha A. Lively,
Oct 20. ny L. A. Atkinson. Min.
ID. r. Nunimaker and Nancy C. Winfough Oct. Il,
by l.. A. Atkinson, Min. -..t..-.-..
Patrick B. Maloney and Sarah A. Warrington, Oct.
Ii, by James Mclaughlin, j. p.
John T. Jones and Mary Williams, Oct 49, by Robert
Williams, Min.
Samuel Beabout and Rhody E. Sharp, Oct 10, by
William Jenkins. Min.
John D. Eubanks and Anna S. Rice, Oct. TO- by L. A.
Atkinson. Min.
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AMERICA has no Tichborne Claim
ant, but she has Fitz-Joh Porter.

The average candidate for O. S.
Senator this year is like third-rate
Sewing Machine at a Worlds Fair.
He gets "honorable mention"
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Saturday, January 20, A. D. 1851,

At one o'clock p. M, the following described
'.al estate, siiuat in the County of jackson,
and State of Ohio, tO-wit:
The roth west quarter of the south east
quarter of section nnmberlS, of ftownshipnum-
Der 8, of range number II.
Appraised at 81 $4,000
Terms OF sale cash on day of sale.
To be sold as the properly of John Z. H.
Cobb, to satisfy a Judgment and decree in favor
of James F. Towel. -
Given under my hand this 2sth dayof De-
rember, 1880. o>,,,,
r. H. Jones, Atty for Pff. st
nec gu lSSO-5w 4<l
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A Card.

In order to make room for my new stock
have decided to sell all my winter goods
regardless of cost for the next 80 days.
Call early and secure bargains.
Res. Yours,
l. B. JASHENOSKY,
Bankrupt Store, Opposite Public Square.
13jan4t
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SEE New No. 8 at N. DoWney's.
Mothers! Mnihersl. Mnthers,lI

Are you disturbed at night and broken of your rest
by sick child suffering and crying with the excru-
ciating pain of emitting teeth If So go once and
get a bottle of MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYR
W. twill relieve the poor little sufferer immed
ate-depend upon it; there is no mistake about it
There is not mother earth who has ever used 1t
who will not tell you at that it will regulate tn
bowels and give rest 10 the mother. and relief AM
health to the child, operating like magic 1t is per
ecty safe to use in all and pleasant to the taste
and is the prescription of of the Oldest and hes
female physicians ard nurses in the United State
Sold everywhere. 25 cents a bottle. 7octSoy
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Notice.
Probate Notices.

The accounts of Irvine DUNCAN, administrator OF
John and Hannah Hope deceased; -
John l.. Jones, guardian of Leonidas i. GarVin, q
ininOr
James Price, guardian Of William Black, Henry
Black and Mary Black, minors;
L. j. RUSSELL executor of Randall Russell, deceased
William Daniels, guardian of Albert s. Dawson
minor: tr
Henry Hunsinger, guardian of David 'Branscomb
minor;
James X. Henson, guardian of John III. Venters
nave been filed in the Probate Court OF jackson coun-
~ Ohio settlement. and the Same are SET Tor ex
animation and hearing the 25h day OF January, A.
JOHN j. c. EVANS,
jan6lSs-3w Probate Judge.
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The Gazette knows full well that
it there had not been stupendous job
there would have been no Hayes Ad-
ministration. The Hayes Admins
tration became quite happy in its old
age, and is dying a happy death. Let
us not disturb it.
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at n. Downey's. Prices, from $40 up
ward.
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Intemperance.

There is to be a big temperance
demon +tration in Columbus this week,
and the Local Option movement is to
be pressed upon the Legislature.
WE have had but little to say about
this matter for some time, as it is la
hs, ostN have become fully sat-
"a W. - David Raglan
May A5eycey
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A COUGH, COLD OR SORE THROAT

COUGH, COLD OR SORE THROAT
should be stopped. Neglect frequently results in
IncurabIe Lung Disease Consumption.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES are cer-
tain to give relief in Asthma. Bronchitis,
Coughs, Catarrh, COnsumpsive and Throat
Diseases. For thirty years the Troches have been
recommended by physicians, and always give perfect
satisfaction. Thelsre not untried but having
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administrators Sale Of Real Estate
22d Day of January, A. D. 1881,
Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate

State of Ohio, Jackson County, IS. ftf>
Court of Common Pleas.
C..Altman a Co. VS.. 1ssac Byers.
n.Ordsr of Sale.4
Notice is hereby given, that In pursuance OF
an order of sale issued out of the Clerks Once
f said Court, on the 18Th day Of December, A.
ID. 1880, and 10 ME directed as sheriff of said
county, the Sheriff of said county will offer for
sale, at the door OF The Court House, in Jackson,
in said county, on
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horse: and his name that sat on him
was Death, and hell followed with
him" Rev. 6-S.
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THE Portsmouth Times gives the

The Portsmouth Times gives the
amount of revenue taxes collected in
this District during the year 1880.
Now, good temperance reader, let
us look little at the items. Here,
for instance, is Tax paid on spirit
stamps sold. .........$1 ,409, 130 80
Spirit stamps other than
tax paid, sold. d........ 1,164,20
Beer stamps, sold. 19,410.91
Tobacco stamps sold 49,. 1892
Cigar 4 cigarette, stamps
sold ................ 3,93S.3O
$1,474,52S.23
Here we find in an up-country dis
trict, a tax on tobacco, beer and whis-
ky, of near million and a-half dol
lars, and not only this is paid by the
miserable consumer, but in addition
to that he pays the cost Of production,
and the profits of the several statesmen
through whose hands it has to pass!
No wonder that there is poverty,
sorrow, distress, crime, insanity and
death throughout the land.
"And there went out another horse
that was red: and power was given to
him that sat thereon to lake peace
from the earth, and that they should
ia, =, and lltr4 was given
uoscllDeo ,or .r.ssz iz..yss' - ii;ess
heeler & Wilson New Nos is smith She
J. B Howe, Geaesal Asent Of jail
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The First National Bank
OF JACKSON,
At JacISson, in the Sta of Ohio, at the Close
OF business on the 3ist day of De-
cember, 1880.

State Of Ohio, County of Jackson, SIS:
/, d. Armstrong. Cashier of THE First National
Bank of jackson. Ohio do solemny swear that thu
above statement true, the best Of my knowietg
aid belief. ID. ARMSTRONG, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before this 9th day OF
January, 1881. AMBROSE LEACH Ji.
Notary Public j. c. D.
CoRRECT-Attest;
rs. MATTHEWS,)
PETER PlCkREL.f Directors.
j. ID. CLARE,
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NOTICE TO PEDDLEks.
Noticeis hereby given all persons whe art
peddling in Jackson counr without alicense,
that they are equested to ger he proper license
or the statute will have to b. en- iorced.
T. W. PATTERSON, Auditor J. G.
Sept, N,lS7e, tt
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Terms Cash in advance
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BRANSON& Dc NICKELL Agents for the Cincinnati
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