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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-11-10
MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI
R a lrO a d.
TINE TABIE-TaAing Effect June 1e, 's1.
TRAINS GOING EAST.

TRAINS GOING EAST.
No: l. Except % SInday-Leayes Cincinnatis 20 a. M,
burg IL Greenfield 80, Mussulman 10 I3, Chilli
eothe 10 IS, arrive at Hamden II II M, leave Nc
arrives At BeipTe ParfersSarg s. Marietta, aa,
TO- Washington 30 a. MI, Baltimore 49, Phila-
No. 8, Daily:-Leaves Cincinnati Is a. M, Love-
land Nc 10 e. aETye at @ Il o. Leave 10 oHshoro
Musselman II 40, Chilicothe %, arrive at Hamden
25 leave Macarthur Junction 36 p. m. Zaleski 81,
Philadelphia 12 80 p. M, New York 80.
Loveland S. arrive at Manchester s5 leave re Hills is
boro 40 Blanchester IS, Lexington %, Leesburg
No. DaiiyNLeaves Cincinnati 30 PM, IoVeand
So arrive at Benohester Os, leave Hllsboro We'd.
selman 10 90, Chilicothe 10 81, arrive at Hamden
II 49, leave Macarthur junction II IS, Athens u As,
ia 30, Washington 05 D. M Baltimore Is. Phiia-
delphia7 As, New York 10 so.
TRAINS GOING WEST.
No. 4 Except Sunday.-Leaves Marietta IS a. m.,
10 81 Mcxrthur il JUNCTION 10 a. Hamden II 81 o. Ghff
Gothic ls SO P; NJ, Musseman u 80, Greenfield ! ss,
OIL, Hiilsboro 35, leave Blanchester OIL Loveland
52, arrives at Cincinnati l5, Indianapolisd0 49,
No. 2 Daily:-Leaves Marietta 90 a. M, Parkers-
sulman f. Greenfeld Is, arrive Hfllsboro IS,
cnnati 6 10, indianapolis 10 40, Chicago 90 a. M,
Louisville IL 40 p. M, st. Louis 10 M, Kansas
No. g, Daiiy-Leaves Marietta 90 a. M. Parkers-
burg 55 p. M, Athens O6 Hamden o. Chillicothe
natl 80 st. Louis 20 a: m, kapsas City 30p.
No. TO- Ddiig-Leayes Marietta 10 45 p. m, Parkers
Junction 81, IIamden AZ, Chiicothe IS, Mussel-
man 15, Greenfield A. arrive at Hinsboro 10 IS,
cinnafi Sd indiaHapoIfs ii 80. Chicago s. D. M
Louisville II IS ST. Louis 90 PM, Kansas City
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-11-10

CHRISTIAN Widdebrook is the keep
er Of doggery at Webster, in Scioto
county, and Chris. Prior was farmer
who lived near. One night last week
Prior came to Widdebrook's doggery,
and he and Widdebrook both got
drunk, quarreled, and Widdebrook
struck Prior on the head and broke
his skull, and before morning he was
dead. There is one drunkard less, but
the awful affair will not in the least
check the gigantic curse. Widde-
brooks "blace of peesness," as these
fellows call there hell-holes, will still
flourish in Webster.
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PORTSMOUTH BRANCH.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH

JidiL-Leaves Hamden , 50 PM. arrives at Jackson
Is. Oak Hin 81, Webster 80, Sciotovie 10, Ports
mouth 80.
Accom modatron-Leave Hamden 10 am. arrives
jackson 15 Oak Hin 15 w Webster 40 Scotoville
10 90 Portsmouth 10 f5.
TRAINS GOING NORTH,
.MaiL-Leayes Portsmouth 81 H. M. arrives SciotO-
vile 3d. Webster $ -, Oak Hill 15 jackson 9 So
arrives at Hamden 10 3J.
.AccommOdat ion-Leayes Portsmouth 90 PM, ar
ryeS SciotOyle %. Webster 10, Oak Hill IL
jackson 6 OS arrives at Hamden 30
Nos. l and stop at all stations,
Freight Trains Nos. Is and 26 will carry passengers
between Cincinnati and Chillionthe,
Trains 30 will carry passengers between Chill
licOthe and Parkersburg
Trains Nos. 80 and "a will carry passengers between
Athens and Chiicothe.
Train No. has Palace Cars to Washington, and
Baltimore.
Train No. 5 has Palace Cars to Washington Balti
more, Philadelphia and New York.
Trains Nos. 3 TO- and G2 have Palace Cars to Cincfn
natl.
No trains on Hiilshoro Portsmouth branches on
Sunday. TEOS. Z. BARRY,
Genera. Passenger and Ticket Agent.
JAS. H. STEWART, Gen'l Superintendent.
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A New YORK Democratic paper
says ''Let every man ask himself,
previous to voting, next Tuesday, who
shall of6ciate in 1885 as carver of Mr..
Tilden's chops?'" If that means
Presidential chops, we would suggest
that Senator David Davis is the pro-
per man-the Same man who cooked
Mr.. Tilden's chops in 1876, by going
into the Senate instead of the Elector-
al Commission. Democratic friends,
"liye and larn."
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cants, 4 of whom received certificates, as follows:
Samuel Mcdonald and Lewis A. Crull, II months.
Ozem B. Randall and Lewis NJ. Gillian, months
The following are the questions:
oRTHoGRAPHY.
Formally, Gaiee, lovable ffteth, ferret, extradi-
tion eucharist erebus fossize, emssary, cauterize,
casually catafalque, bureaucracy McGufey, sumptu-
ary, usab,e, welkin, volition, pompous.
GEOGRAPHY.
l. What Is the width of the Amazon river at Its
mouth?
.. For what the banks of New Foundland noted?
3. As a natural division, what Is Arabia, and what
waters make it such?
4. Name locate, and give the population of the hve
largest cities in Europe.
5. Locate Toronto, Melbourne, Toxic, sucre, Ann
Arbor, Deadwood.
8. Why Is degrees of longitude equal to one hour
of time?
T. why is the foreign trade of Austria limited, and
that of England very great?
g. What fact is of all well artculated countries?
o. Describe the great Pacific Rail Roads, giving
route termini, length how constructed &c.
TO- Give account of the troubles existing be-
tween the people Ireland and the English Govern
ment, stating and effects, and giving the prob
able results that will accrue to both countries.
ARITHMETIC.
1. What is inyolution? Evolution?
.. What is direct proportion? An inverse pro-
portion?
8. Name and define the terms of fraction. Is a
fraction number?
mails used?
5. What the difference between specific duties and
ad Ualorcm duties?
6. What integer multiplied by the next greater
makes 1885?
7. What nteger is that whose square root is times
| its cube root?
8. pay $175 for quart of varnish and 10 ct.
the bottles contributes 81, B, the rest: they di-
| vide the varnish equally, and keeps the bottle
which owes the other, and how much?
A in out w q much for
for wheat and twice much for wheat as for
He gained per cent. the OATS per cent. on
the wheat and lost 10 per cent the corn, realizing
from his sales, $l354. How much did he lay out in
buying each?
10. There is coal now on dock, and coal is running
in also, from shoot, at uniform rate. Six men can
clear the dock in hour, but IL clear it in 20
minutes; how long would it take men?
| GRAMMAR.
| l. How does a pronoun agree with collective
noun?
?. Use capitals and punctuate:
The pupil asked when shall o and when shall
use oh
| 3. Correct:
My brother caught the fish on a small hook balted
with worm which we had for breakfast.
| 4. Name these figures ofspeech:
! (a) Please address the chair.
| OBJ The tree of knowledge, blasted by disputes
| Produces sapless leaves instead of fruits.
| 5. Analyze:
| Whatever doing, what suffer more?
| 6. Diagram:
| We think in words; and when we lack fit words we
| lack fit thoughts.
| 49, 10. Parse words in italics:
Zephyrs, mouins bland, and breathing fragrant
| With the sweetest odors of the spring,
| Ger the DiHgcd boy, thoughtless uagraHtj
Siumb'ring in the the grove their perfumes ff~g.
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Remember the Ports
mouth, O. Stock Sales,
Wednesday, November 3Oth.
What Sl.OO VIII Do

The Home Companion Publishing Co.,
of Cleveland, Ohio, will give their eight
page illustrated senli-monthly paper,
taoe1aty.footr beautiful pictures II X Is
inches in size and 5000 acorth of books
for oaaly ONE DOLLAR. Sample paper
and fine picture of President Garfield
and family sent free to all who write for
them.
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Buyers OF Cattle, horses, &c, and
sellers of same, remember the
Portsmouth, Ohio, Stock Sales on
Wednesday, Nov. 3Oth, 1881.

SEVERAL men accused of shortcomings were ar
rdiSnrd in Court on Monday. On" 81 plead gull
ty, others concluded 10 stand trial. But there is
one man III town who always pleads ya.ty. When
MOTIFS Sternberger is arraigned before the bar of
public opinion and accused of selling more, better
and cheaper goods than any merchant in Southern
Ohio he is compelled by force of circumstances, to
enter plea of guilty.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-11-10

IT Is quite probable that Deacon In
gersoll will effectually knock the bot
tom out Of the "Star Route" cases.
Postmaster-General James is "a little
too keen" as it were.
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The election in the State of New
York took place on Tuesday Of this
week. No matter what the result
may be, the half-breed, feather-head,
man milliners will still curse Conk-
ling and be happy. Conkling has
been sick, and has taken no part in the
campaign. If the State goes Demo-
cratic, the nincompoops will declare
that it is because Conkling pretended
to be sick-sulked and did nothing; if
the State goes Republican, they will
say that it is because Conkling was
ignored. and kept out of the canvass.
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WE fear that the truly good Deacon
Richard Smith has taken to drinking
hard cider again. An editorial in the
Gazette commences thus:
A letter to the GAZETTE, from San
ia Fe, in this number, gives another
example Of the way New Mexico is
shingled over with patents for vast
tracts Of land, containing minerals Of
incalculable value, by a fraudulent ex-
pansion of old Mexican grants.
Just why "a fraudulent expansion
of old Mexican grants" should cause
lands to contain minerals of incalcu-
liable value, is the question.
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To read about the buying Of Con-
federate Bonds reminds one Of the
funny reading upon the face of the
Rebel money: payable six months
after the ratification Of a treaty Of
peace between the United States and
the Confederate States"
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-11-10

WHEN Sergeant Mason attempted
to kill Guiteau, the War Department
ordered a Court Martial in his CASE
Then the order was rescinded. Now
he is confined in the arsenal, under
surveillance of physicians, until it can
be determined whether he is insane or
pof
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THERE is still considerable activity in the purchase
Of Confederate Bonds In England 1t is thought that
large amount of money is on deposit somewhere in
Europe, which was sent there by the Confederacy,
before Its collapse and that the purchasers of these
bonds expect to get hold of some OF this money The
Government will take steps toward hunting up the
hidden money.
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Buyers of cattle, horses, &C., and
sellers of same, remember the
Portsmouth, Ohio, Stock Sales ON
Wednesday, Nov. 30th, 1881.

REV Alva Crabtree is taking subscriptions to
book and will be at the Isham House part of the time
and will call citizens their subscriptions
He showed us sample pages of the work. and it is
tainly book that should be in every family. We
have not time space to go into a particular de-
scripton of the work. but Mr.. Crabtree will give
citizens opportunity of seeing it.
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LETTER LIST.

List of letters remaining in the Postoice at Jack
son, Ohio for the week ending Nov. 8, 1881.
Albach John Barlow Edward
Brown Melinda Evans Dan
Foster Mary Ann Gibson John
Grow Anna Harper Marinda
Jenkins Thos j. (Foreign) Lair John W.
Lewis David E. Stodridge Sarah
Stifier John Walton Ed
Wade George Worthington Emmitte
FL. G. Sampson.
Persons sending for advertised letters, will please
send written receipt.
If called for in four weeks will be sent to Dead
Letter Office.
Persons calling for any of these letters please say
'advertised,' and give date of list.
S.P. BALDRIDGE, P. NJ.
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Buyers of cattle, horses, &C., and
sellers of same, remember the
Portsmouth, Ohio, Stock Sales ON
Wednesday, Nov. 3Oth, 1881.

Go TO C. M. Martin & Sons for C1oaks
and Gossamer Rubber c cthing for ladies,
misses and children.
A nice, new line just received.
C. NJ. MARTIN 81 Son.
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The quality of Columbus beer must
be decidedly bad. Capt. Putnam, Of
the Times, says:
We last week published brief an
alysis of the vote of the State election.
But as it appeared, there was confu-
sion Of figures which would puzzle the
brain of Philadelphia lawyer. We
republish, with proper correction
Anelec-the analysis Of tion shows that
for the first time in the history of
politics the minority loses greater
number Of votes than the majority.
Now If that is not case Of bad IL
quor, what is it?
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-11-10

THE editorial cranks have already
commenced their TRADE against Blaine
as a possible Presidential candidate in
1884. There is, however, no reason
to doubt that if Blaine wants the
Presidency he can get it.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-11-10

OUR neigh hboring town of Waverly does not make
much noise in the world but she's prOgressing-shes
coming up with the times. A man was digging cell
lar there the other day and dug the bones Of
William Hewitt, the hermit. The oldest inhabitants
at once Identified the hones.
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Executors Sale of Real Estate.

In pursuadce of an order of the Probate Court
of Jackson County, Ohio, will offer for sale, at
public auction, on
Thursday, December 1, 1881,
at one o'clock p. M, at the door of the Court
House. in jackson, in said County, the follow
ing described real estate, situate in the County
of Jackson and State OF Ohio, and described as
follows, tO-Wit:
The west half of lot number twenty-seven, in
the town of Jackson In said county. This de-
scription is on the hy pothes that Main Street,
in said town, runs east and west.
Bs-Said property is known The homestead
of the late Judge John Stevenson.
Terms of sale, cash on day Of sale.
SIMPSON JONES,
Executor of the last will and testament of John
Stevenson, decd.
3novt4t
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THE Democratic press Of Mississip-
pi kindly warned the colored men to
stay at home on election day.
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AUTUMN IDYL.-"ohi how 1 do admire the trees in
autumn ~ exclaimed Smathers "girl" the other
ming. "Why soP" asked the young gent. because
they lsavs beautifully ~ said She Smathers turned
red, and fell away.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-11-10

WHY not turn Guiteau over to the
Senior class of one Of our first-class
colleges, and let them ''haze" him.
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"NINE hundred cigar-makers in Milwaukee out on
strike" Don't you believe It! They out gath
ering MULLEN for the winters supply of Ha-
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GENTS Wanted e nan for
FORFEITED LAND SALE,

The Lands, Lots, and parts of Lots in the
County of Jackson, forfeited to the State for
nonpayment of taxes, together with the taxes
and penalty charged thereon agreeably to law.
are contained and described in the following
list viz.
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THIS is an age of progress. We learn something at
every move. Even the man who sits down on keg
ofprinters ink knows aferward than his fellow
man. who took chair.
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THEY have "insane" bank cashier In Jersey City
II. J. His weakness in the direction Of specula
ton, and the bank the extent of something
like two millions.
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INGERsoLL is attorney for the alleged "Star Route
Swindlers." 1t is more than likely that "Bob will
make some Of his opponents see stars before he is
through with them.
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IT Is an old saying that "a man never knows how
mean he is until he for Office" In Washington
It looks though mau never knows how hard 1t Is
to go to work until after he has held office.
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Light running b.

Use Dieter's Royal Coffee.
Because it is very select in quality and
uniform. 15sep6m
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The public debt was reduced S13.-
321.45S.S7 during the month of Oc-
toher
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THE Ohio Penitentiary reports surplus. The Pen
itentiary sef-sustaining! Why, there must be ma
jority Of Republicans there, too.
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PROGRAMME

PROGkAMME
bss 18th e 20 bs d Hell
MoNDAY-FoRENooN.
Address of WelcomeJ A. Aleshire, Mayor of jackson
Response. G. W. Fay, President
Music in School Room. om................C. C. A. Lackey
AFTERNOON.
Methods of Teaching Grammar .,.......J JOS Fl. Ray
Arithmetic, 1st Glass, Competitive. Geo. E. Morgan
Arithmetic, 2d Glass, (Comp.) E. Ed Evans
Governments and Religions. ......S. D. Mclaughlin
EVENING.
Lecture N. Gilmor
Lecture. j. NJ Trip
Leading Critic for the day. ID W. Longbon
TUEsDAY-FoRENooN.
Address Rev. j. R. Collier
J. Allison
PedagogfcS Geo. z. Morgan
Arithmetical Difficulties ies............J,J, J, Bennett
AFTERNOON.
IhhnitiVes Morgan
fenmanshlp H. Ray
Spelling (Comp.) Geo. Aten
Educational Progress .Jno A. Calhoun
spare Momehts' ....-.r...........L. Woodson
Lecture d. Mackley
Leading Critic for the day c. A. Atkinson
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Address........ ............. Rev. E. W. Lloyd
Incentives to Study VIM. 7. Morgan
Insurance and Brokerage. ............W. NJ. johnson
County Supervision W. johnson
AFTERNOON.
Mensurallon. W. Kinneer
Geography, lst Glass; (Comp.) ).....A e. Mclaughlin
Geography, End Glass, (Comp.) VIM. Patterson
home framing .Jno NJ. Stewart
EVENING.
Lecture Irvine DUNCAN
Lecture Ambrose Leach Jr
Leading Critic for the day ........... E. c. Powell
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Address Rev. w. D. Cherington
Common School Curriculum ............. Geo. Aten
Compulsory Education. j. Morgan
Analysis, in Arithmetic X. Stewart
Physiology gy.............--..-....J A. White, NJ. D
Grammar, 1st-Class, (Comp) D. Gillian
Grammar, End Glass (Comp.) ......... johnson Wade
EVENING.
.JnO. L. Moore
Lecture. r. H. Jones
Leading Critic for the day w. A. Longbon
FRIDAY-FoRENooN.
Address Rev. j. P. Ewing
My Schools and School Masters ...... E. G. Powell
Physical Geography hy....-.............JH H. Rowland
AFTERNOON.
Mathematical Geography y................L. L. d. Ray
United States History, (Comp). .Phiander Jacobs
Reading, (Comp1 F. Shook
Election of 0ffcers.
beading Critic for the day ............Jno L. Jones
EVENING.
Reunion.
GEO. W. FRY, Pres't.
Gko. W. HARBARGER,
GEO. ATEN,
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THERE is a movement on foot to make the birthday
OF the late President Garneld-November Isth-the
occasion Of big celebrations ever the country.
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Clocks low, at Bedel's.
The New Howe. (B)

AT COST intend selling my stock of
White Lead, Oil, ETC., off at cost, with the
intention of quitting the paint business,
and all persons needing or expecting to
soon will do well by buying now.
20oct4t G. w. MILLER.
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B B

The Howe Sewing Machine Co are now ready to
furnish permanent employment to a number oflive
men, to sell the light running New Howe B. Call on
or address, j. B. Howe, Manager, jackson, Ohio.
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Thanksgiving Day--Thursday,
November, Oath.
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And notice is hereby given to all concerned,
that if the tax and penalties charged on said
list be not paid into the County Treasury, and
the Taeasurer's receipt produced therefor, be-
fore the second Monday in December next
December 18th, 1881, each tract, lot and part of
lot so delinuuent as aforesaid, on which the
taxes and penalties remain unpaid, will on the
December 18th 1881 he exposed for sale at the
Court House in said County, in order to satisfy,
be adjourned from day to day until each and
every tract lot and part of lot of land specified
in said list shall have been disposed of or offer
ed for sale.
BALDWIN B. EVANS,
County Auditor.
Oct. II, 1881.
2Ooct4t
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TO PEDDLERs.
For Sale.

A valuable house and lot, situate on South street,
near school house. Five rooms, good well water
X. PETERS.
27octIm At the Frame Mill.
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Pay no more Fancy Prices for Gloves when
I8
Coal Lands for Sale.

Eighty acres in jackson township. Good vein OF
Coal and Ore. Well timbered, and joins Mr.. Falk-
neEs Coal Farm which has foot vein Of Coal and
ulars enquire of b. F. Price, Price Brothers.
Store, Corner Of Church and Main Streets, jackson,
Ohio. 22sepSlt6m
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BITUA RY.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

CRUMP-Joseph Crump died at his residence in
Greenfield township, Gallia county, Ohio, September
49, 1881, aged 7s years.
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Eowe g.
Road Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that petition will be pre-
sented to the Commissioners of jackson County,
Ohio at their next regular session. to be held the
establishment of County Road along the following
described route in said county, to-wit: .
Beginning at point, In County Road leading from
Centervie to Oak Hill, south of branch few chains
township; thence north westerly to hickory tree;
the residence of ID. j. Grifth TO the residence OF
Jane Powers; thence north-westerly along said road
Powers thence westerly to gate the line between
thence westerly to the southwest corner of two
acre lot belonging to d. N. Edwards and others;
shanty on an ore dump; thence along said ore dump
rods from Township Road that leads from Moriah
church to Madison Furnace; thence north to inter-
sect said road thence along said Township Road to
point north Of the residence Of Mary Kinnser where
ing from Centerville to Cross Roads. ds.
3novt5t PETITIONERS.
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ELIAS HOWE JR. the first inventor of sewing ma

AT the examination last week there were appli-
cants of whom received certificates, as follows:
Samuel Mcdonald and Lewis A. Crull, IL months.
Ozem B. Randall and Lewis NJ Gillian, 6 months.
Tho follnIinv are the nuestious.
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THxRn II creature low but that he can cause a
ray Of sunshine. Even Guiteau, were he to die to-
morrow, would leave much happiness behind him.
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AND nTHEIR HEIRS

Should all Sample Copy of that wonderful
per, THE WORLD AND SOLDIER published at
Washington, d. G. 1t contains Stories Of the War,
Camp Life, Scenes from the Battlefield. and a thou
sand things interest to countrys defenders. II
contains all the Laws and Instructions relating TO
Pensions and Bounty for Soldiers and their heirs.
Eight pages forty columns, weekly. 81 year. Sam
pie free. Address WORLD AND SOLDIER. Box 5SS,
Washington, d. G. 10novf2t.
NOTICE TO PEDDLERs.
Noticefs hereby given TO all persons who are
peddling in Jackson county without a license,
that they requested to get the proper license,
or the Statute will have to be enforced.
B. B. EVANS, Auditor ]. G
Feb.l0. lSSl-tf.
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DIR. PAGIN

Will be in Jackson, at the Gibson House,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Novem-
ber 10th, 18th and 18th.