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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1883-06-21
CRAwFoRDsvILLE, Chase Co., Kan

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Chase Co., Kan,
June, 9th, 1883.
To the Editors of the Standard:
Inclosed please find one dollar, for
which please send me the STANDARD
for one year. We must have the
Standard. We feel lost without it.
Our crops are doing well. Our cat
tie ve,,y well. This is the boss place
for cattle. The country is improving
rapidly, Notwithstanding Click beat
st. John for Governor. We will try
and do better the next election. I
would like very much to meet with
my old friends and acquaintance in
Ohio, but I have no desire to change
my residence from here to there I
think this much the best country for
me. Yours &C.,
VIM. III. STEPHENSON.
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PUTTHATGLAssAwAY,

Dor touch the sparkling glass,
Let the fateful moment pass;
Death is lurking in the cup
Do not, do not take it up!
For, a host of goblins grim
Hover round its deadly brim;
Friend and brother, pause, to-day
Put the fatal glass away.
Do not touch the foamlng beer,
Every draught is fraught with fear;
Every fatal drink shall rend
Trusting heart of loving friend;
Every foaming draught shall be
Harbingsr of woe to thee;
Friend and brother, pause, to-day
Put the fatal glass away.
Shun, oh, shun the deadly vine,
Do not touch the sparkling wine!
Do not, In 1ife's early hour,
TriGe with the Demons pow'r-
Hid beneath his shining face
Lurketh ruin and disgrace;
Friend and brother, pause, to-day
Put the fatal glass away.
Do not risk the drunkard's fall,
Shun the deadly alcohol;
On its liquid surface lies
Food for mothers tears and sighs-
Never more its odors breathe,
There's a thousand deaths beneath;
Friend and brother, pause, o-day-
Put the fatal glass away.
From the serpent's vrnomed stings
Turn, to-day, TO better things;
Ever watch, with ceaseless care,
To avoid the tempter's snare;
Let thy heart be pure and bright
Bathed in Heavens holy light;
Friend and brother, liuc, to-day
Put the fatal glass away.
Do not touch the horrid drink
From its presence ever shrink;
Ever shun the subtle snare
Death and ruin wait thee there,
Let thy greatest comfort be
Life and soul forever free.
Friend and brother, from this day
Put the horrid glass away!
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ChiIdren'S Home,

Gallia county is going to have a
Children's Home. The citizens of
Centreville ask to have it near their
village, and have subscribed $2,2O5 to
aid in it's erection, Hon. L. NJ. Beman
heading the list with $1,000.
Jackson county must soon have
such an institution. Why not join
with Gallia? Centreville is on the line,
and is healthy, pleasant village, and
the people are of a superior class. A
railroad from Oak Hill to Gallipolis,
through Centreville is only question
Of very few years.
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ALF. BURNET, the detective" at
tempted to create sensation few days
ago, by arresting, in Columbus, Ohio, a
colored man named Direly, charged with
the murder of the Gibbons children, for
which crime Neal and Craft are now in
prison. The colored man very readily
and easily established the fact that there
was nothing in the whole affair. Many
persons believe it was originated by
friends and relatives of Neal and Craft,
for the purpose of creating doubt as to
the guilt of these two men. The origin
ators of the scheme doubtless thought
that if it were only possible to arrest a
"nigger," and chaTg him with. the hor-
rible crime, the vengeance of the mob
would be turned toward him instead OF
the prisoners in jail.
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The original Buckeye method of gearing is unap-
preached In simplicity and sound princi
pies; Only four cog-wheels are used; which are all
wheels like the wheels of cart. entirely clear
from all cog-gearing. The first or slow motion is
obtained by beve gears and the quick motion by
straight cut gears. As 1t is fact well known to
mechanics that spur gearing is best adapted for high
speeds, running more smoothly and truly, the Buck
eye has great advantage in this respect over all ma
chimes which get their first slow motion from spur
gearing in their driving and are obliged
bevel gears for their quick motion.
The Gears on the Buckeye machine are always in
the same level position, unaffected by any is
of the cutting apparatus and the motion given 10 the
knives is of unvarying regularity. The aiAerent
parts of the Buckeye gearing are ey ACCESSIBLE and
any separate piece can be replaced at small expense
Grafton of a farmer when purchasing machine.
The Buckeye Gear is all placed at the of the
machine which is furthest removed from the cutting
apparatus, balancing the machine and obyiating side
draft Ratchet wheels keyed fast to the main axle
of the Buckeye, and the pawls which work into the
ratchetteeth operated by the simplest form of
thrown in out of gear. The wheels tETl tndepen-
IDENTIFY the axle, the s.ie cart wheel, and none
Of gearing IS moved. The great advantage of this
feature when driving the road may be seen by
king comparison with machines having cog-gear-
ing in the driving Wheels, which must always remain
in gear, and running close to the ground fail
TO be filled up with mud or sand.
SIDE DRAFT.-The line of draft IS so placed On
the Buckeye shat the tongue Will sometimes, when at
WORK be drawn towards the standing grass and some
times thrown away from 1t. Therefore there is no
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AGAIN the old Republican part

AGAIN the old Republican party
presents itself to the people, and
pointing to its long list of good deeds
and successes, its long service as a
faithful public servant, asks to be
again entrusted with the Government
of the State. Within a few days the
Democratic party will once more pre-
sent itself, pleading with the people
not to look back of the banner which
they carry. And on that banner
shines out their only genuine declara-
ton of principles embodied in three
words: 1--WE Want Officer
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Grand Temperance Meeting,

Arrangements are being completed
for grand time in Jackson on the
Fourth. The big tent will be up in
the Fair Grounds, and grand time is
expected. Every Sabbath School in
the County is invited to come as a
School. Every Minister in the Coun-
ty is invited to come prepared to make
Temperance address if called upon.
Bring your families and your baskets,
and come prepared to stay all day.
Eminent speakers will be on hand
Let everybody come. Let every town
skip and every school district be fully
represented.
By ORDER OF Con-.
WOman'S Christian Tam Union
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Mistakes.

1t is quite easy to see mistakes
when it is to late. In looking over
he list of subscribers who paid, in
our last paper, we notice that Irons
& Buehler is Irons Beuhler, Andrew
Roy, we had Andrew Ray; Adam
Like, we had Adam Sike, and SO on.
Never mind, good friends.
Send in the money, and we will
give you credit, Gf we do not forget
it, even if we do occasionally get
your name wrong.
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Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate.

The State of Ohio, Jackson County, IS.
Court of Common Pleas.
Scott Aleshire VS.. James A. Aleshire ct ais. ID
On First Order of Sale.
Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance Of
an order of sale issued from the Court of Com
mon Pleas within and for the County of Jack
son and State of Ohio, in a certain cause wherein
Scott Aleshire is plaintiff and James A. Ale
shire ct ais. are defendants, and to me directed
as Sheriff of said County, will offer for sale, at
the door of the Court House in Jackson, in said
County, on
Saturday. July 21, 1888,
At one o'clock p. M, the following described
real estate, situated in the County of Jackson
and State of Ohio, to-wit:
Lot number ninety-three $685. in township
number seven ~, of range number eighteen (lS),
commonly called the Scioto Salt Reserve Lands,
TO be subject to the life Estate of Nelson Ale
shire and Lydia Aleshire, his wife, therein.
Appraised at S3,S67.
Terms of sale, cash on day of sale.
To be sold as the property of James A. Ale
SHIRE ct ais, to satisfy judgment in favor of
Scott Aleshire.
1885,
w. B. CHERINGTON,
Sheriff Jackson County, Ohio.
John L. Moore & Son, Att'ys for Pl f.
June 81, lS83-5W
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SOME of the Democratic politicians,
chief among whom is Watterson, of
the Louisville Courrier-Journal, have
been paying some attention, recently,
to the late lamented S. J. Tilden.
Great stress is laid upon the fact
that Mr.. Tilden is looking remarkably
young and vigorous, for man of his
years. It is also noticeable that in
Ohio the local politicians on the
Democratic side are in search Of a
vigorous man, with vigorous barrel.
The enthusiastic Democratic poll
hcian is an admirer Of manly vigor-
when backed by barrel Of campaign
funds. But both Mr.. Tilden and Mr..
Bookwalter will doubtless save their
money for old age and "a rainy day."
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1t is more simple and more durable, having fewer
parts than any other.
team to look after.
1t is the ightest and strongest binder In the field
binder shfter enables the driver place the band
just where he wants 1t without stopping the
The bundles are all made any desired size, and ex-
acty lne same Slze ana are az bound as tight as the
make quite neat sheaf out tangled grain. 1t
does not get out of time. There is looked
after, as the binder mechanism will only start when
the required quantity of grain is under the packers
The is SMALL the binder works comparatively
only small part of the time. No grain is wasted.
The twine is not strained in compressing-that is
done by the machine. The compressor is very SIM
ple and its operation is perfection ITSELF Hence the
band. No machine is more saving of twine and none
lighter twine. The separation is perfect,
whatever may be the condition of the grain.
A man who can run a dropper can run this binder
in fact leaves the driver much less do than many
reapers, for the machine is automatic and controls
its own operation entirely.
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From Iowa.
MoULToN, APPANoosE Co.,
Iowa Inne 16- 1889

Iowa, June 10, 1000.
To the Editors of the Standard:
| see by the label that the time of
my subscription is about up. You
will find inclosed another years sub
scription, please continue it to the
above address. We take four papers,
and when the mail comes there is q
rush for the Standard, to get the
news from Jackson Co. The pros
poets for crops of wheat, oats and
grass are good. Corn is backward,
owing to the unfavorableness Of the
season and the stand poor on flat
lands.
Yours Truly,
FRANK DANIELS.
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The people should remember that the
Republican party has much to be proud
of its past record. On the other hand,
the Democratic party never did anything
that it is not now ashamed of.
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The Platform.

We publish the platform adopted
by the Republican Satae convention.
We have no room this week for COM
ments. We will only say that it is
the best, and most sensible platform
that has yet been adopted for several
wears,
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Administrators Sale.

In pursuance of an order of the Probate Court
of Jackson County, Ohio, will offer for sale, at
O'Clock upon the premises, the following de-
scribed real estate, lying and being in Jackson,
County, Ohio, and described as follows, to-wit
The undivided one half interest in Lot No 40 in
the town OF Coalton, in said county, as shown
by the recorded plat of said town.
Appraised at s525.00.
Terms of sale, cash on day of sale.
BENJAMIN f. SCOTT,
Administrator of Quiller Scott, deceased,
By David Davis, Atty. 2Iiune4t.
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CAPT. FORAKER is on the track, doing
the preliminary exercising, limbering up,
and training for the race, while he waits
for his opponent to make his appearance.
If the Democrats do not look well to the
condition of things, the Capt. will pass
the quarter-pole before the sleepy old
Democratic steed gets started.
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The Gallipolis Journal does not
attempt to name solitary instance
where saloon closed on account Of
the Scott Law, but reiterates that the
way to kill intemperance, is to en-
courage it. The Journal is evidently
ashamed of its position. And it
should be!
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1883-06-21

READ L. W. French's big advertise
ment. See notice Of Agents, the bot
tom Of it. Mr.. French and his agents
are all reliable men, and pleasant gen.
tlemen to deal with.
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The Star Route cases resulted in a
verdict of mot guilty" The only
conspiracy in the whole matter was
on the part Of those who got up the
prosecution. The object seems to
have been to gain little political
notoriety, and a good deal of money
in attorneys fees.
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JOHN PRICE, father Of the Price
Brothers, started on Monday to visit
friends in Carol county, his former
home His son Joshua E. Price, goes
with him. Josh wrote quite a sketch
OF his ancestors, but it is crowded out
This weak
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MiIer's New Model Vibrating HhfGShGr.

This cut shows the Thresher with Stacker folded
ready for transport The Stacker is easily folded
elevated into position for work by means of crank
The force wheels pass directly under the machine.
substantial decking protects the working parts.
belttightener much time and insures reliable
operation. Cylinder and crank boxes are brass. By
means of lever the feeder place the at
any desired distance to do the best work, without
stopping the machine. The feeder instantly stop
the motion of the whole machine behind the cylinder
der This he is enabled to do by simply lowering the
belt-tightener pulley by means of the lever within
easy reach. The boxes on crank shaft provided
with sef1oilers. so that run Of half day can be
made without stopping the machine to Oil. All the
other oiing places be reached without stopping
All oil cups are protected by hinged lids.
screen in the down-spout of elevator screens out
any threshed grain that be carried up, and ad-
mits it into the machine behind the cylinder, thus
avoiding the breaking of grain.
With this machine wheat, oats, barley and rye are
cleaned without changing riddles-an advantage over
all other threshers. Two riddles used coarse
riddle above and finer riddle below. For thresh-
ing timothy, clover and flax furnished the finer
riddles required in cleaning those Seeds when spe-
ciayy ordered. They extra.
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W. 7. PRICE has been appointed
agent for the Anchor Line of Steam
ships. Those contemplating an ocean
voyage should call on Mr.. Price, where
tickets and information may be had.
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THE hardware store of J. r. Booth
continues to do a good business. The
reason Of this is, that everything Gus
toners need in the way Of Hardware,
Farming Implements, Paints, Oils, &C.,
may always be obtained, at reasona-
BILE prices, at this Store. Store on
Main Street. Telephone connection.
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.. .PlCkREL
Sole Agent for

Massillon Threshers and
Engines.
divers patent Chilled
plows and points.
Malta ploWs. Double and
triple shovel plows.
McElOry wagons.
Cleveland Bone and phos-
pilates.
Chicago Bone and phos-
pilates.
Hoosier Grain and Fertili-
zer Drill.
Hoosier Corn and Fertilizer
Drill.
Buckeye Force pump-for
wells or cisterns.
Hammers mixed paints,
made of lead and zinc.
White and Davis sewing
machines.
Singer pattern sewing ma
chine. Brentwood Churns.
Also full line general hard
ware and building material,
doors, sash, cement, plaster,
nails, glass, &c, &c.
Call when needing any
thing in my line. Yours,
D. L. Pickrel.
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Woman's Christian Tenn. Unic
The Candidates. .

We intended to give. this week, our
opinion Of the Republican candidates
on the State and county tickets, but
we find we have no room. Hope to
have room next week.
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The editor of the Meigs County
Telegraph is telling his readers all
about the failure of Prohibition in
Maine. He is fully qualified to
furnish information upon this point
by the fact that he was never in
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Total for the week, .......$
Good Boarding,

Persons who desire good, comfort
able place to board, can find such a
place at the Misses Houlsworth's, at
the former residence of the late DIR.
I. T. Monahan, on Broad way street, a
short distance west Of the bridge at
the northeast end Of Broadway.
81 M aUtf
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The German papers in Cincinnati are
urging the Germans to vote the Demo-
cratic ticket because Republican Legis-
lature has dared to meddle with the
liquor traffic. Let the people vote for
Prohibition, and teach these Cincinnati
outlaws that there are men in Ohio
whose principles and ambition are not
contained in their St0machs.
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SENATOR BECK, Of Kentucky, is
reported as saying that the Republi-
cans have one, and only one, man
who can be elected President next
year, and that man is President
Arthur.
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Notice to Physicians and
Druggists.

Notice is hereby given that the InfiImary Di-
rectors of jackson County, Ohio, have employed
physicians and surgeons for the poor, as fol-
lOwS
1For bloomfield Township, d. t. Jenkins.
For Coal Township, p. Jacobs.
For Franklin Township, P. Jacobs.
For Hamilton Township. A. ]. Newell.S
For Jackson Township. F. M. Pinkerton.
For Lick Township, p Jacobs.
For Liberty Township, P. Jacobs
For Milton Township, G. l.. Monahan.
For Madison Township, G. B. Mcclure.
For Scioto Township, A. J. Newell.
For Washington Township, G. l.. Monahan.
And that they will not pay any bills for med
ical services surgery, obstetrics, or medicinesu.
in said townships, except to the above:named
physicians, according to contracts.
By order of Board of Inf1rmary Directors.
A. F. McCARLEY, Prest.
PETER BUM, Clerk.
June Ia, 1888 3W
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The following persons paid sub
scriptions last week:
Lot Davies, Jackson, O.......$1 90
Thomas N. Vaughn, Jackson O. 1 90
James Hoop, Geigerville, KY. 25
Nathan Barrett, Geigerville Ky. 25
S. D. Morgan, Coalton, o.. 25
David M. James, Jackson, o.. 25
J. E. Stephenson, Jackson, o.. 25
Green Thompson, Jackson, o.. 25
Isham House, Jackson, O....., 1 90
Daniel Ware, Jasper,O. O........ 90
Martin Conner, Mabees, o.. 90
Harrison Horton, Banner, o.. 1 90
g. w. Scott, Glade, O...... 50
Charles Richards, Berlin X
Roads, O. 1 90
c. W. Schellenger, Gambia, o.. 1 90
W. S. Horton, Malta Lake,
Colorado. ................ 80. 1 90
D. S. Stevenson, Clifton, West
Virginia. ................ so
Andrew Warren, Kitchen, o.. 90
D. J. Steward, Gambia, o.. ,... 1 90
James Branscomb, Jackson, o.. 25
Ira T. Willis, Lombardville, o.. 25
David E. Evans, Rocky Hill, O. 25
T. J. Williams, Rocky Hill, O. Is
R. w. Atkinson, Byers o.. 1 90
A. Kirkendall, Dawkins' Mills,
Elgina L. Stephenson, Jackson,
Ohio. 25
Abel Wynne, Thurman, o.. 1 90
Jerry Aten, Jackson, O...... 50
Nat. Wynne, Coalton, o.. 25
Timothy Evans, Thurman,O... 90
David T. Davies, Jackson, o.. 1 90
Dr. ]. W. Laird, Jackson, o.. 1 90
Mrs. Rebecca Faulkner,
Oak Hill, o.. 25
Zeb Shook, Coalton o.. 25
G.. W. Reynolds, Jackson, o.. 50
Daniel M. Griffith, Coalton, o.. so
Elder J. P Ewing, Riply, o.. 1 90
Mrs. Phebe Yeager, Sterling,
VIM. G. Long, Jackson, o.. 5 90
Total for the week, .....$3O 80
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Senatorial Convention.

The Republican Voters of the
Seventh Senatorial District of Ohio
are requested to send delegates to the
Nominating Convention, to be held
at Portsmouth, Ohio, Thursday, July
10, 1883, at II o'clock A. M.
The ratio of representation will be
one delegate for each two hundred
votes, and one delegate for each frac-
ton of one hundred votes and over
cast for Secretary of State Townsend
at the October Election, in 1882.
The following is the number of del
egates to which the different Counties
are entitled: Adams II, Jackson 13
Pike z, Scioto 16.
By order of the Committee.
JOHN W. HOOK, Adams Co.
G. A. ATKINSON, Jackson Co.
r. DoUGHERTY, Pike Co,
A. B. Cole. SciOto Co.
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Notice.

Ine unders 'Sned has been appointed by the Pro-
hate Court of jackson County, Ohio, Adm istrator
ON the estate of John Owens deceased late OF efer
son Township, in said County.
2ljunt S3-3w THOMAS OWENS
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Cow for Sale.

Mrs. Davis, who lives the ChillicOthe road near
town. has fresh COW for sale, The calf will also be
sold with the cow Tbs Is the third calf For par
tlculars inquire of 7. NJ. JONES, Jackson, o.
iune2ltf
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/ OUTS ITUIy,
FRANK DANIELS.

GEO. A. F. SMITH and Miss Belle Bierly were mar
red last week, and received lot of such wedding
cake only Mrs. BieFly ad her daughters make.
We received list of the presents which will be pub
lished next week.
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Mrs. TIPToN, who resided a short distance south
Gf town, died of cancer few days ago. She a
daughter CT the late Hiram Mercer, and grand
daughter of Peter Seel, the Pioneer of jefferson
township,
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Valuable Property
AND
REAL ESTATE
For Sale!

me Undersigned wishes to inform the public that
ne nas Farm Of l56 acres, located in jackson Coun
" Oho, SIX miles West of Jackson, on the o. s. R.
H., wnch VIII be sold at private SALE reasonable
Honn tHgoms. Farm Is well improved. Two Dwelling
reezing) springs of excellent water on the prem
Inere IS one vein Of Coal and veins Of Iron
tht Tre on ine Farm One vein of Red Ore 22 inches
mine,, nina, d OF good quality Shallow Stripping The
nSra underlies about 100 acres of the farm, Large
stock farm. va 'AAAoei' "ooo
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The BUCKEYE TABLE RAKE REAPER,
Manufactured by G. AULTMAN g. Co.,
Canton Ohio.

TNHE Reaper Frame is a model of beauty and
i power Rake and Platform are right under the
drivers eye. The Table Rake is the easiest Reaper
to bind after, because it delivers sheaves in the best
Light draft no side draft no weight horses necks.
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ALSO.

10r SALE valuable property In Coalton, Jackson
SSounty, Oh10. located by the side of the o. s. RI r.
Uepot. ~ is large building, nearly stories high
a aodltlon Brick Basement Room 1Sx4O feet, now
useu as general store Good place for bus sness
OF any kind Property now leased at $25 per month.
For 1urtner particulars and terms. call on me lat
oI; Iy lh| OF ADDRESS DAVIS TOPE,
'i"ayom jackson, jackson Co., o,