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The meeting of the w. G. T. U. this
week Wednesday, instead of Thursday.

REV. A. B. CAMPBELL, of Kansas, will
deliver Temperance Address in Jackson
Aug. 23d, and Hon. John B. Finch, of Ne
braska, on Aug. 31st. These are both elo-
quent speakers, of National fame, and
these will be grand meetings. 1t will be
grand treat to hear these eloquent ora
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Jackson County Republican
Ticket.

THIS is campaign In which the
intelligence of the peorl-, not the
tricks of the politician-must be the
the ruling spirit.
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AtCrOSS Roads.

There was fine meeting at Cross
Roads on Monday night, addressed by
Revs. W. D. CheriDgton and ]. q. Rogers.
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ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE.
COIUMRuS o. July ~

Hon. NJ. P Brewer, Mayor, Bowling Green, o.:
DEAR sIR-Your favor of the 21st inst is received
The recent act of the General Assembly, known as
the Scott aw, specifically confers municipal cor
porations the power to regulate restrain and pro-
hibt' certain houses and places Of habitual resort
for tipping and intemperance; and. under this pow
er, reason why village Council may not, by
ordinance require such houses and places to be closed
at 10 O'Clock P. NJ. without at the same time requir
ing other business houses close The Council is
the sole Judge of the reasonabeness of such regua-
tion The Mayor has no discretion to refuse to en-
force such ordinance when legally adopted.
Yours truly.
D. A. HoLLINGswoRTH,
Attorney General.
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At Oak Hill, Thursday night August
9th, on the street. Speakers, C. A. Atkin-
son, A. W. Long, Rev. J. FL. Rogers
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AT Mt. Zion, Sunday Aug. 18th at z
o'clock. Address by j. L.. Long.
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As the village Council of Jackson
will probably pass an ordinance in
reference to the suppression Of tip
pling houses, under the McConnells-
vile ordinance feature Of the Scott
Law, it is important to know whether
anything important can be accom-
plished by such an ordinance; we
therefore give the following opinions
lately given by the Attorney General
Of the State:
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What They Are Doing.
CHAPTER vi.

"Let them be confounded and troubled for
ever; yea, let them be put to shame, and per-
ish "-Ps S3-l7.
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At Mt. Carmel Church, Milton town
ship, Sunday evening, August 18th, at
o'clock, to be addressed by A. w. Long.
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ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE.
Col rARIIs q .Inlu 2S

G. Strayer, ESQ.,, Prosecuting Attorney. Bryan:
DEAR SIR-Your favor of the l9th inst is received.
Under Section of the Scott Liquor Law municipal
corporations given full power to regulate,
strain and proh bit ale, beer and porterhouses and
places of hahiuai resort for tprling and intemper
ance." This is power to prohibit specific acts
of sale. but rather a power to regulate prohibit
certain houses and places of resort do not think
drug store other place where distilled liquors
alone sold the pint quart, and be drank
in upon the premises. falls within either ofthe
above descriptions 1t is neither ale, beer or
porter-house is 1t place of habtua for
tipplir z and intemperance municipal corporation
can not go beyond the power expressly conferred
upon it by the legislation of the State. do not
think, however. that either malt vinous liquors
can sold any by such drug store else
where within the corporate limits. in violation of
such an ordinance. Very truly yours,
D. A. HoLLINGswoRTH,
Attorney General-
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Notice..

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has been duly appointed and Qualin-d by the
Probate Court oi jackson County, Ohio, as AS
signee OF the Drug Store, being part of The es-
tate of Ambrose Scott, in trust for the benefit of
the creditors of said Ambrose Scott, for drugs,
&c.
Creditors are required to present their claims
according to law.
Dated At Jackson, Ohio, this I'd day Of August,
A. u. 1888. ]. II. ROSEBOOM,
aug2wS Assignee.
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Financial Report Of tne jackson Read.
ing Room.

Ing hOOms
JACKSON, O., August /, 1888.
To the Executive Committee of the jackson
reading Room Association:
The following Report is submitted:
RECEIVED FROM NOV. 9TH, 1882, TO AUG.
lsT, 1883.
Cerilhcates on Iron Bank 1893 35
lnieres' on Certificates 81 o6
Membership Fees - 8 so
A Ciarh Donatlon 5O w
PUBLIC Library .,.,......,.. Is 90
treasurer, Cash . 10 25
NooieIy 81 w
ID. Nickel, Fines on Library Books. 10 ls
Moses Jones Donation on..................... 90
w. ID Cherington's Subscription - 500
$A53 "a
AMOUNT Discussed.
VI nIure, II SO
w II. Nickel. Books................ ........ 81 so
3. Lopgbon, 96 so
EVens, Hunsinger & Co., Mdse ...... IL Os
Cyrus Brookins, Repairs so
;. Matthews, Su dries....................... As
W. A STEELE. Sundries................... 225
. f. Baldridge, Supdries. dries...... 324
u. Macsley, Sundrie-........ 90
Mrs N. j Graham, Sundries.. 80
D. w. Lon bon, Table,. 90
Joseph Andres, Janitor nitor................ 55 90
$3.50 81
Balance in Treasury. q 81.
II. HARDING, Treasurer.
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JUDICIAL CONVENTION.

=; 80 ~,
The Republican voters of the Second Subdi-
vision OF the Seventh Judicial District of Ohio,
are requested to send delegates to the NOminat-
ing Convention to be held at Jackson, Ohio, on
Tuesday, August Il, A. ID. 1883,
at eleven O'Clock, A. NJ.
The ratio of represen ntation will be one dele
gale tor each two hundred voters, and one dee-
gate for each fraction of one hundred votes and
over, cast for Secretary of stare Townsend, at
the October election D 1882.
The ratio will entitle the several counties to
delegates as follows:
Id
Lawrence County. nty.........................-....l l6
Pike County. .......................
socio'o CounCy.. 10
Vinton County ....................... .........
SO
By order of the COMMITTEES:
T. w. PATTERSON, Jackson.
p. B. HAYES, Pike.
w. j. RANNELs, Vinton.
E. s. WILSON, Lawrence.
J. W. BANNoN, Scioto.
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Statistics Of Jackson County,
Furnished by Probate Judge Il. c. Miller, from his
report of Secretary Of State covering the year
ing March slst, 1888:
Number of deaths, under 10 years old ...... l0S
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18
tarisas ln~rte

Nh~n Australia as hrst Discovered
by The English. As manf straarc losnr-
s.rc i"lt as-sut The Wonderful thin- -
hc found Their A. NC u>d 81 h-Sr IN The
sariy DAYS Il California Amons oshsr
thing IL sas aid that the Raw. q q
certain tp~ had = hahi, ot d--~nsiins
fnom their Prof-r plscc and walking
along the grpund.
\ party # Englisa sailor. hal 1T,
their ship Ia nam slrng the csAat ssi
sr What they could ~~ Ihs, s~ru
resting under y tire. Wing on ,hs.F
backs probably. sad naturally gassns
upward. hen a .uidrn t.rs~t. .ho-k
down = numh.r nf leavr.. which turned
somer~sult. IN the air. after the "a
of l-aSe- ~g-ncnStly. and thea foai~i -
the ground. The sailors wcrv surprised
nj this shower. l-~au<e IL wss MT the
iall Il the year. but midsummer. and
these falling l~sYr, hooked srrsh AMI
green IL WAS strang- - ~~ i~as~, be
sorting the tire without suy ~bft q ra-
son, bu, this aas nothing 10 hat ful-
lowed
After a -hort re-; these ahlc-ts-iied
leaves b--gan crawling alons On the
ground toward the trunk IL the tire
frum which they ans. and the amazed
sailors started zap in irrror. The, prob
ably knew FINN cNp~ricncc that people
who come in contact with the gr,nud
may also exP~c, Ia come in contact w iih
various crawling insects. hut walking
leaves were something altogether GA; Il
the common way aud they took toiheir
heels nj once. and lost po time tn gvt-
ting on hoard the vessel. tn. land MAS
certainly hcwitchci. AMI one IL the men
said. In rviating their adventure. that hc
expected every minute Ia $50 the trcvs
step out and dance n regular iig
Fortunately this singular phenomenon
has been fully explained hy later ~,rasrI-
err who ~cr- not ,op much frightened
to stop aud eSamin. Nh. matter. IN
was discovered that these queer lrsye.
arr really insects that live uIs,n the
tree. and arc IL Oh. same color as the
foliage. They have very thin. f,ai
bodice. and their wings arr like largv
leaves. When ANYTHING dis,urt< them
like n breeze. for instance they fold
their legs away under their bodies. and
then the leaf-lke SHAPE. with stem aud
all. j. complete.
Not only are they Il n bright gr~cn In
summer. liz. the foliage - the tr-es si
that time. but they actually change
when the leaves do to the duh brown
produced by frost. Another popularity
IL these l.sf-insccts IL that. although
they have n generous bupply Il wings.
they seldom Use them. hut when they
have been shaken tn the ground. after
lying Their. for n few minutes n. IL they
werr really leaves. they crawl toward
the tree. and ascend the trunk wi,bou,
-ccming to know that they have the
power II getting back to their quarters
in \ much quicker and easier way
HnTcr's foHag Psopte.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18

To HHdT KINGDOM


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The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18

-Rev. Dr. Morgan Ds,. of Nee Yost.
Ia. written . life ol HE father. she hate
General John r. DIX
-Btsokrooi say. the ;nsus Il Amer
lean magsxis~s has surprised the Brs-
ish pubic by the beauty and esisns Il
tkrir iiiuss ration. and the frr.hnr.. Il
their literary matter.
Tn. daughter of Geory- Frsncis
Train .ay. she !. nov the calls q with
whom hr viii SPEAK. Formerly be- ~
fused to shake hands with r~opir. bot
now he viii noA ever sp~ak.-N y s=H.
FOSTER. the author IL Odd Foiis zs
Home IL - .aid' reviewed ei5."sp i,r
hi. .hsr- In the sale. Mr. Akrr.Allsn
received i've dollars for Rock VI. is
sIcep." bu, the publisher. made several
thou.and. on IL.
When General spinner Was asked
by n Florida man . few DAYS aso boa
old he Was. and Il he ~as in god
health Vet. h. said: Il am eighty one
years II ayr. still in good h~sl,h. and
believe ! can whip msn II my size
yet"
Prof Henry Croft. 81 Oh. Toron'o
University. who died in Texas r-cenily.
bad filed the chair II chemistry and
experimental philosophy in tina, in
.iitu,ion for more than thirty YEAR
He va noted for rare skill n . ms
nipulaior II chemical experiments. and
sas for many years the chief and al
most only authority cited in cases al
suspected poisoning.
The Washington P"sf says II tn.
new Treasurer oi the United Ststs-. Mr..
Wymsn: I'm person he il slightly
abov. the medium height. well formed.
and apparently about iifiy-hye wears Il
age. his i~run-gray hair and beard add-
ing TO his atirsciiy.ne,s. Personally
he j. a genial gentleman. much -
tesmed by all who know him. his
s~ubordinaics speaking Il him only in
terms II the highest regard"
Mrs. Frank Leslie. ib. lady man
ager If ten periodicals and four hundred
employees. Ia, recently returned from n
tour in the South. where. n she j. If
Southern birth, she met n cordial ~
cepiicn. wonder how MANY people
know that the elegant house at Saratoga
was built BY Frank Leslie in three
weeks in consequence 81 his anc :
promise Ia marry him as 500 a. il was
done? The workmen toiled day and
night. and at last. on the arrival II the
bride and groom, nothing was lacking
but candles, there not being a light in
the house.-NeD York Star.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18
HUMOROUS.

A relic hunter-A fellow endcavor.
ing To capture = widow.
The Shah Of Persia believes in q
stable government. He has four hun.
drcd horses.
The man who has lived through the
past winter and isn't thankful for il
ought TO break n leg.-DtroI Free
Press.
MA. are We cannibals?' asked 4
little girl Of her mother the other morn,
ing. why, my child. what do YOU
mean?' .-Oh, nothing. only I heard
YOU say to Bridget. boy legs for break
fast"
The old superstitious notion tina,
crocodiles weep has been exploded by
the scientists; but it is pretty generally
acknowledged that sailors have repeat
eddy seen whales blubber. National
Boptist.
Julia, my little cherub. when does
your sister Bertha return" II don't
know" Didn't she say anything be-
fore she went away?" ..She said. il
YOU came Ia see her she'd be gone till
doomsday.'
Young Slowtocaich recently had
cause tn borrow a pair of rubber shoes.
and after putting them on remarked;
They re immense; they tit me Ia n T.
and then he could not tell why the pco-
pie smiled. Chat.
"A lady in a neighboring city, whose
husband had rcmodeled the front ii
their residence. while the rear was badly
dilapidated, said the front Of her house
was Queen Ann and the real Crazy
Jane style.-Boston Commercial Bal
l6tia.
Two men got into a wordy contro-
versy which waxed quite hot, and final
~ n challenged the other To q square
fight. But the other refused. Not
that ] am a coward" he said. "or that
! am afraid Of you; but l am always
unlucky in n fight"
mo. sir" said an old Indian.
down in Maine. II don't have my boy
taught arithmetic. learned it.. and
the curse Of my life has been the re-
marks Of people who thought them
selves funny. tn the effect that ! vas
very pleasant because l was an Indian
summer"
NO." he said, Il am not q bad
tempered man. but when somebody
takes my toothbrush and puts in place
IF il another that has been used to APP
ply hair dye. and | get hold of il in the
dark and use it. I think it's no sur
prising that l said: Gosh durn IT,
Boston Post.
Why she was weary: .Oh. dear.
I'm all tired out" exclaimed Mrs
S~hoppingham; lyon can't have parcels
sent TO the depot now without paying.
you know. and in an economical tit I've
been Juggling this all about the city"
And with q great sigh of relief she took
a spool Of cotton out Of her pocket and
deposited it on the table Chicago
Herald.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18

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lind a "a a~ffltosl. - thNs 80 fF- srf
ezrssrai ma "a ,aks ia tAe rw 20
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salt fsf pallis @asiussns 60
bin In ~pswscbing iho t.aF o. ~-t
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is,inS IL eFvsissi a psstls
beforu shbsh ~lr Ba&-Ft Pei aHi f
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chat t-f.rv th~ sind famsft $50
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him io The task a usifgsnr sHi
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parties SER ptcftisz zssi aetAra
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Aon,h sfsss nonih. year afr Yssf h
snd bis faithful 0u~sVskFr sr0zf a
the h~~sstaess q makiaz puhia
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sa~sd s-sff sasi ps~ss oe she IS
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snd e~nassfsza AL pssFs ruses
steadily hr~snf-Eee r. a sss&
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18

Many a vigilant housckeeper would
be spared much vexation Of spirit. il
she understood the domestic arrange
ments of the moths as well as she does
her own. She suspects everything
Lepidopterons Of being 1.-THE MOTH"
and every insect of that kind that en-
tiers the house, NJ matter what its size
or kind, must be killed lest il ..eat
holes in the clothing. 1t will surprise
these watchful persons to be told that
the moth itself is harmless. and eats
nothing. The proper clothes-moth has
a spread Of wing Of only about half an
inch: it fits about s. quietly. and is SO
small. rs often to escape notice. while
insects many times larger are suspected
of being dangerous. The small size of
the true clothes-moth. its delicate buff
color. satiny luster. and especially the
silky fringe upon the edges Of the
wings, distinguish it from other moths.
In saying the moth is harmless. we
would not be understood that it is not
the cause of mischief. The only part
assigned to this creature. in its beauti-
full winged state, is to lay eggs. The
round Of It's changes is as follows: The
egg. from which matches the larva or
caterpillar; this does all the feeding.
and is the destructive form of the in
sect; the ~chrysalis, in which state il is
dormant for about three weeks, and
finally the winged state or moth. just
described. Observe that the moth in
creases only from eggs laid by the fly
ing insect. The feeding moth. or cater
pillar. does not increase its numbers.
The .c~aterpillars feed upon wooden
fabrics and furs, and they also use the
minute fragments Of them TO make
themselves q case or shield. a circular
roll. which they carry about with them
as they feed. and enlarge as their
growth requires. In the Northern
States, the moth begins to fly in May.
but earlier in warmer climates. and
their eggs are laid in May and June.
when the insect dies. 1t will be seen
that, to preserve articles from injury.
We must place them where the parent
moth a not reach them. The insect
is small, and can slip through narrow
cracks. Whatever will hold LIQUIDS will
keep out moths. hence furs and woolens
may be placed in whisky and other
barrels. II the articles are placed in
brown linen and sewed up. or in paper
and pasted mp, they will be perfectly
protected. There must be no eggs or
moths in the articles when put away,
and the wrapping should be thorough.
without any crevice through which the
parent moth a crawl.-American 40.
TicnknriSk,
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18

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JoAn u f<~rus. uks sssrhr~i sfT&st
sDr . yxt<h ssss . f~s dsa1sss - as@y.
pad tAs y~nsisy - he rrsszx 80 80
ses9nAi lie e~szaf~<-~s So ~ marsws.
vhxh .zfof sA~ ns<x k-srsxs=as sAsx-
.rs<s. aaS frwisr~s sAzs rzz- wkxs
hsd s~n hss uzrs~ al fkrs~zxk IL. kzs
sro~xss Asa :o sAe r1s~s
ArocSc uAs sAe snsrrSa . aL<a
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m hssssx sae<y ssmsxe - - rossd.
r-fssssa % ssrss tbs esv~d szsA~Fz~f -
In p&s1s. ~as hsE orrr sAs k~1s ~zA I.
rok~r nsd a&sxwrs<~iy ssfzrd e %
30 be kcrr1 tAax 10 ~H r~sss~r. hzs q.
tAe An ssssr sA~ a<xfp&zs Ass god CO.,
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asDo&s IN x~s dxsaks ssr- s~rr~d =
th~ s<we vsytk~ rs~sis soad - -
ssrahH-CAsasSs y<x.
kKv. cAsos wnsxxsoerx sxiis -
a . aezf<af nss NO Kft~r YER a.
seasss~ practice a .ss<~ shaa sEsry
y>ae& -hrsEfy hixs-a sAss a. fsz.sS
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