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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1883-11-29
w. C. EVANS

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Sheriff s Sale of Real Estate.
The State of Ohio, Jackson County, IS.

The State of Ohio, Jackson County, ss.
Court of Common Pleas
L. Q. Rranson, Admir-, VS.. Guilford Webb ct al.
On Order of Sale.
Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance of
an order OF sale issued from the Court of Com
mon Pleas With and for the County of Jack
son and State of Ohio, in a certain cause where
IN l.. Branson, Admir-, is plaintiff and Gull
1ord ebb ct al. are defendants, and to me d.
rected as Sheriff of said County, will offer
for sale, at the door of the Court House in
jackson, in said County, on
Saturday, December Is, 1883,
at one o'clock p. M, the following described
real estate, situated in the County of Jack son
and State of Ohio, and in the town of jackson,
to-wit:
Part of In Lot No. no. as follows: BEGINNING
az point on The north line of said lot 20 feet
eaS, from The corner of said lot at the junction
OF w ter street and Bridge street. in said town,
tnence south twenty-si (26) feet parallel with
water street, thence east parallel with Bridge
street thirty feet thence north to bridge street
twenty-s (26l feet, thence west along Bridge
street 10 the place of beginning; excepting the
stone coal underlying said lot.
Aslo, In Lot No. (5O Fifty-seven in James,
town Addition 10 the town of jackson, except
Appraised as follows
First described at Sl7500
Second described at $685. 90
IerlnS OF sale. Cash on day of sale.
10 be sold as the property of Guilford Webb ct
al, TO satisfy judgment In favor of L. @. Bran
son, Admir-, "
Giy under my hand this 18th day of No
vember, 1858.
W. B. CHERINGTON,
Sheriff Jackson County, Ohio.
J: M. TRIPP, Atty for Plff.
November 15, lS83-5w
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DRUNKEN murders are taking place
all over the country. We have no
space to even mention them, only
where they occur near home.
In Adams county, near PEBBLES Sta
ton, Vince Thompson, Samuel Frost
and Ephraim Frost, beat Benjamin F..
Hook to death.
In Gallipolis four men, two white
and two colored, were drinking and
gambling in doggery, when quar-
rel arose, and one Of the white men
shot and killed one of the colored
men. The murderer is young man
named Stephens, who lives at Rio
Grande, and has respectable parents.
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OUR SCRAP BASKET.

Dentists are bold men. They will -four
ish their weapons right in your teeth.
"The False Prophet" with large force,
is marching down the Nile. 1t isn't Ven
nor.
The old adage 'fnever say dye" does not
apply to old bachelors with matrimonial
intentions.
"Be faithful to your trust" as the debt
or said to the creditor who was dunning
him.
An old topper remarks that it is. strange
that a mans head will swim when his
brain is drowned.
The Democratic Congressman who is
not candidate for the Speakership must
feel awful lonesome.
81 cannot tell liew said an affected
young man. NO." rejoined saucy
young lady. you cannot tell it from the
truth"
The Nnew time has been in operation
for two weeks, yet the sun gets up when
he pleases, and takes his own time for
sinking to rest.
An Irishman seeinga Dutch beer-jerker
for the first time, looked him carefully all
over, and exclaimed: "Bedad it's intirely
round it is-how could they tell where to
put on the legs ?"
The Democratic politicians affect to
know that Senator Malone, of Virginia,
is very "ornery" man. They base this
assertion upon his lifelong Democracy.
There is limit to human credulity.
When railroad man tells us that 12
o'clock is not noon, we have to belle
that he lies. He lies in the face of the
sun.
"This is Democratic Statep says the
clay bank statesman of the Solid South
as he glares at the colored man, along the
barrels of shotgun. And the colored
man admits it, at once.
John Browns soul, in it's marching
may yet have to pass through Virginia a
second time. The Sharpe's rifle is more
pOIouI Will Gl0 GOUdCCO-SuChtIS VI l1lo
old Dominion than prayer and moral pre-
cept.
Usually there is one hoggish pig in a
litter, which climbs bodily into the swill-
trough. But in the Democratic scramble
for place in Ohio, every blessed porker is
snout and ears in the trough. Won't
there be a squeal when the swill begins
to pour?
Hurry up" said the teacher to the
tardy boy at school. "You can't rail at
me for travelin' on Railroad time," an
swered the boy. mo, but L can make
running switch" and that boy was side
tracked with slight bruise of the teach
er's hand on the bumper.
A correspondent wrote to the CONNER
cial-Gazette to know if the statement of
the arrival of the Crown Prince of Ger
many and squadron, off Valencia meant
squadron of cavalry OF ships. A squadron
of dragons approaching on the water
would be a novel sight. The correspond
ent perhaps thinks the German dragons
ride sea-horses.
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ALL FOR NOTHING.
Migat have been Done without Him.

"Well, wife, said DIR. E, he entered his
house. which situated in cosy village in CEN
tral New ' ork, II have got back from a long and
dreary ride away down among the mountains and all
purpose whatever. The MESSENGER said the
man wouldn't live till morning. when the fact is he
had only ordinary attack of collie. If the simple
had only had sense enough to put BENSbN'S
CAPCINE POROUS PLASTER on his stomach he
would have been all right in an hour or two; But
some folks slow TO learn' added the old physi-
clan, swallowing the cup of steaming which his
wife had just poured for him.
Doctor E was right yet people do learn. even
though SLOWLY. The rapidly Increasing of Ben
sons plaster proves this beyond question, and the
good doctors certain to be saved much of their
needless toll In all diseases capable of being affected
by plaster Benson's acts efficiently and at once.
The genuine have the word CAPCINE cut in the
centre. Price 25 cents. Seabury & johnson. hem
lists, New York. lnoYlm-nrm.
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The Department of Agriculture at
Washington has been experimenting
upon the manufacture Of sugar from
sorghum. The cost Of manufacture
has been reduced down to dollar a
pound. The sugar can be bought, at
retail, for about seven cents.
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The December issue Of the ECLECTIC
MAGAZINE is worthy of it's reputation
The poet Swinburne leads off in an admi-
rable article Oh "Victor Hugo" The En-
glish historian, Freeman, is represented
by very scholarly discussion of Titles
Richard Proctor, the astronomer, talks
about Earth Movements in Java" in
connection with the recent catastrophes
there. Students of religious history will
find highly suggestive paper under the
title of "Purgatory and Modern Revela-
tions," by George Salmon. DIR. Ball, the
Astronomer Royal, contributes a strong
summary of the tendencies and results of
modern investigation, under the heading
of THE Relation of Darwinism to other
Branches of Science;" and a very power
full and brilliant discussion of subject
OF great interest is furnished by Edmund
Gurney and Frederic w. H. Myers, on
"MeSmerism." Mr.. A. Lang's paper on
"The Early History of the Family" is of
character to attract attention and stimu-
ulate thought. There arehighly interest
ing biographical and historical sketches
on '1nez de Castro" and "Berlioz," from
Belgravia and Temple Bar respectively.
The poems of the number are, "The Hard
Strait of the Feinne," by Lord Lorne and
"Gone Over by Jean IngeloW. Shorter
articles of interest are: "The Misleading
Character of Law as an Index of Morals" !"
from the Spectator; The Towers of ST.
lence," from Cornhill Magazine; "A Pan
Hellenic Festival of Today" from Mac
millan's Magazine; "The Expediency of
Killing Eminent Men" from the Saturday
Review; and highly seasonable paper
from the Spectator, on Matthew Arnold
in the United States" All of these pa
pers are of high character of literary
excellence.
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To Farmers.

1t will be seen that we this week
publish the prospectus Of the Ohio
Farmer, and the American Agricul-
turist. We have few copies of these
publications to dispose of for one dol
lar per copy, for one year. This is
much beiow the price if you send to
the Office of publication,
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We see by the Stafford, (Kansas)
Herald, that DR.. W. S. Tyrrell, for
merly Of Oak Hill, in this county,
has been elected Coroner of Stafford
county, by, a large plurality, there
being three other candidates.
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Pensions In Jackson County.

To The Editors Of the Standard:
1t will be of interest to the people of
Jackson County to know how many pen
sioners there are, and how much they re-
ceive. 1 hereto append a carefully pre-
pared table, made from accurate data fur
nished me by this magistrates of our
county, for historical purposes:
o. 90 tIh IL
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CARSON LAKE sued the Akron Bea-
con for ten thousand dollars. The
jury threw off nine thousand, nine
hundred and ninety-nine dollars and
ninety-five cents, and allowed Carson
the other nickel.
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A SON Of Adam Bauer, roadmaster
on the Portsmouth Branch, was ar
rested one day last week for robbing
the mails on the Scioto Valley Rail
road, where he was a Mail Agent. He
was caught by aeaas of aecoy letters.
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OLIVER G, PIERCE, writing from
Haydenville, Ohio, renewing his sub
scription to the Standard. says: Each
week the Standard comes like letter
from home, and would be very much
missed, &c."
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JACKSON, o., Nov. %, 1888.

" z. Price, Esq,
Agent Tracele1's Insurance Co.,
Jackson, Ohio i:
DEAR SIR:-t am In receipt Of
draft $23 81 III full, compensation for
disability loss, under policy no. $685.
7O1, and take pleasure in commencing
your company to the public for
prompt and liberal adjustment:
Yours Truly,
w. G.. EVANS.
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ANDY TAYLOR, hanged at Loudon,
Tenn, on last Friday, died cursing
the Sheriff. But, as the boys say, the
Sheriff ''got the drop" on him.
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Saturday, December IS, 1883.

at one O'Clock P. NJ, the following described
real estate, situated in the county Of jackson
Lots numbered Is, 16 II, ls, 19, 20, 21, o. 49, a.
90 e. q 30 4s 49 50, 81 81 81 S. Sc, 81, 6s So co.
g. 8S g. S. So, 81 ss, 49, 90 81, g. 9S, g. s5 S.
81 9S 49, l0O i J. 1872 I0S, l04 los, lO6, lO7 OS, 10S
59' I9' I1a l1 ~ ~ is 1 ia li5 ls " l1S 1l9 2O
l4 49, 136 49,, !2S, 139 14O, l4l I42 l4S i44 145
l46, l47 14S l49 l50 ISL ISL 153 and I54 in Will,
In said county, except the mineral stone coal
underiylng the same. and being the same lands
sold by Elias Hildenbrand to Henry lanes
and from Ann James to William Vaughn-for
more particular reference see deeds of said par
ties on recold in the records of deeds of Jackson
cOuntV. Ohio. - o"~]ASoAA
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Sheriff's Sale of Personal Property

The State of Ohio Jackson County, IS.
Court of Common Pleas
John Brown VS.. The Ohio Southern Railroad
Company.
On Exception.
Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance of
an execution issued for costs, from the Court of
Common Pleas within and for the county of
jackson and State of Ohio, in a certain caus .
Wher.1n John Brown is plaintiff and the Ohio
southern Railroad Company is defendent, and
10 me directed as Sheriff OF said county will
offer for sale, at the door of the Court House in
Jackson in said county, on - -
Monday, December 3, 1883,
at one O'Clock P. NJ, the following personal
property, tO-wit:
One copying press.
Terms of sale, cash on day of SALE
10 oe s. ID as the property OF The Ohio South
er" G RaiIroad Company, to satisfy judgment
6I 50r coSts, IN sald case of John Brown VS., said
Ohio Southern Railroad Company
Given under my hand this 2OIh day of No
vember, 1883. w B CHERINGTON
aherln jackson county, Ohio
t. W. steele, Deputy Sheriff,
J l.. Wallace, Constable, atty for self
22nov2t
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Penitentiary for shooting at Guiteau.
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Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate.
The State of Ohio, Jackson County. ss.

Inc state OF Ohio, Jackson County, So.
Court of Common Pleas
Ann James VS.. William Vaughn ct ais.
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 g
wherein Ann James is plaintiff and William
vaughn et ais are defendants, and to me d.
recleo as Sher1ff OF said coun y, will offer for
sale, at the door of the Court House in Jackson
in said county. on --'
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Letter LIST.


List OF letters remaining in the Postoice at Jack
son. ohlo' ior the week ending Nov. 81, 1882.
BOWER Adam James, Mrs. Robert L.
Boyer, Samantha. Jfnks Melvin
bra"ah' Riley. Kellogg Concert Company.
Brunton, Arclissa. Kline Dan1 O.
backer' L.. b. Lyones, James.
Blahcette' w. C. Roger, Miss Mary.
Ciese Miss Tobe. RuppIes & Retts
Cochran, A. j. Sutherland John
Cdrr' Inos. Spurrfer, Harvey.
Cable. Miss Iva B. Stigall Mrs hannah
flnn' Jlmle. Scurlock, Mrs. Mary E.
Frldenmacker, Charles. Terry, j. C.
Gillaspey, James W. Tommas Miss Mary c.
Ho"ery, L. W. Vaughn, Mrs. Margaret
Holmes, Mrs. Mary. Wickline Callie
Hudson Augustus. Young Mrs Mary
Jefferson, Thomas.
Persons sending for advertised letters VIII please
send written receipt.
If not called for in four weeks will be sent to Dead
Letter Office.
Persons calling for any these letters please say
"advertised,' and give date oflist.
S.P. BALDRIDGE. p. NJ.
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IerIns OF Sale-cash on day of sale.
To be sold as the property of William Vaughn
ct al, 10 satisfy judgment and decree in favor
of Ann James.
Netnoer, 1883. w. B. CHERINGTON,
Sheriff ] Jackson County, OHIO,
Z. A Atkinson, Atty for Plaintiff
l5noV5t
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-05-31

II, as Is asserted, and Ia believed very
generally, the police OF our large cities,
to say nothing Of lesser ones, know the
desperate burglars and murderers
Astounding in them, and just where to
put their hands on them when wanted.
why are the malefactors allowed to con.
tinue with impunity the war thoy wage
upon society," II is said, also, that the
practice Of opening negotiations with
thieves for tho return Of stolen property,
q practice fostered by corporations and
individuals losing things Of value, is at
the bottom OF this inertness. But II can
not DO that the selfinterest OF all indi.
viduals blinds them TO the rights OF even
the poorest Of their fellows; even in
Sodom one upright man was found.
Nor can II DO that oil policemen are
knowingly neglectful Of their sworn duty
to the people, their master, for the
number of officers killed or disabled by
criminals constantly increases. Only the
other day, in New York, in broad day
light, policeman ordered man whom
he knew to be burglar. and who was
prospecting" dwelling, to move on.
This he declined TO do, and, In an at
tempt to arrest him, shot the officer,
firing two bullets into his head when he
was down, and killing him. Before the
murderer was secured by two policemen
who, hearing the shots, had come up,
he shot one of them. The life of IN ef-
ficient guardian of the peace Of great
city WINS sacrificed by one who should
have been put out of the way long ago
o. oil offensive animals are removed. 1t
Is high time, apparently, that moro eff
fcient measures were adopted to arrest
quickly and to signally punish persons
known to tho authorities to be criminal.
Nor is 1t at ell certain that the burglar
referred to will receive the punishment
Of which the law declares him deserving.
Even in countries we boastfully deory,
some things are done better than amongst
us. Not long ngo the murderers of a
foreigner, who was the owner Of a mine
In Sonora, were arrested. tried, and ex-
ecuted ON the day following that of the
murder.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-05-31

NOWADAYS the public does not hear so
much OF Mr.. Roscoe Conkling as 1t
formerly heard, but recently a large
portion OF the public has learned with
pleasure Of very sensible remark made
by that gentleman. He said, short
time ago, that the Democratic party
could not fail to gain the next presiden-
tial election by an overwhelming major
ity. Thanks to the early teachings OF
that profound statesman, Horatio sey-
mour, who is also brother-in-law to Mr..
Conkling, the latter gentleman has al
ways shown himself TO be tolerably ac'
curate in forecasting the political signs
Of the times. And, now that the mantle
of some prophet has fallen to him, he
has the good sense TO avow frankly what
he knows must take place inevitably.
Mr.. Conkling, moreover, is not the only
distinguished Republican who ioresees
that result.