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Transfers of Real Estate.

Annie E. Jones to Thomas J. Jones,
40 acres in Bloomfield tp., 5000.
B. David to Charles W. Schellen-
ger, lot 5 in Kahn's second add. to
Jackson, 1925.
Evan G. Davis to Evan E. Jones,
lot 81, in Jones & Peters add. Port
land, 5000.
Ellen E. Jenkins to Thomas A.
Jones, 4 acres in Jefferson tp., $50.
Thomas A. Jones to Ellen E. Jen-
kins, 25 acres in Jefferson tp., $3.50.
Thomas A. Jones to Thomas J. Da-
Wis, so acres in Jefferson tp., S11OO.
S. F. Poor to Almira Washam, rs
acres in Bloomfield tp., love and affec-
ton and $3.50.
Robert Henderson to James W.
Lake, 107 acres in Franklin tp., $1,000.
D. J. Falls ct ais. to Margaret
Brown, lot So in Jackson, 1925.
E. J. Rittenhouse to Martin Curri-
gan, lots II and IS in Garfield. $500.
Margaret Fox to Charles Fl. Wilson,
40 acres in Jefferson tp., $500.
Gertrude E. Blagg to Lucy F. Ben
ton, part lot % in D. Hofman's add.
to Jackson, $500.
D. J. Falls ct ais. to Lewis G.
Nlewvahner, lot SO in Jackson, S4OO.
Peter Will ct ais to Peter Fischer,
Trustee, lot 1876 in the town of Jack
son, 81.
Peter Fischer, Trustee, to Peter
Will, und ] of lot 1876 in Jackson, 81.
Same to Barbara Davis, the und.
of lot 1876 in Jackson, 81.
A. W. Long to Isaac C. Long, part
out lot 6 in S. J Of Jackson, $1,000.
l. C, Long to NJ. E. Cherington
part out lot in S. J of Jackson, ST.
900.
J. M. Lively, Sheriff, to Ann James
lots in Vaughn's add. to Jackson
S74O.75.
Same to same, lots in Vaughn's add
to Jackson, $97425.
D. J. Jenkins, admir-, to Thomas A
Jones, 105 acres in Jefferson tp., ST.,
118.
Mary A. Hill ct al. to Malinda Hill
ct al, 80 acres in Liberty tp., $4OO.
Henry L. Williams to Jennie Bor
ders, 40 acres in Washington tp., $500
VIM. Caudill to Russell S. Walters
lands in Bloomfield tp., 81 400.
Washington A. Gilliland to Genera
T. Leonard, ] acre in Hamilton tp.
$50.
John Shadrach, admir-, to Margare
Rees. 46 acres in Madison tp., 81 200
P. Fl. Washam to G. S. Dickson
part out lot No. 1 in the S. J of Jack
son, $500.
| N. D. Parks to VIM. Parks, 20 acre
in Hamilton top, $500.
| B. Callaghan to Mary c. Swift
lands in Franklin tp., 5000.
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Rio Gr3uda College.

The Spring Term of Rio Grande
College will commence Monday,
March 80, and continue ten weeks.
In the English and Normal Depart
ment, which will be especially promi-
nent this term, besides the usual
classes special review classes will be
formed to go over the ground covered
by the requirements for county Ger
tifcates.
In the Preparatory Department be-
sides the classes named in the cata-
logue class beginning Latin has been
called for and will probably be formed.
This class will do double work and
enable those who already have coed
knowledge Of the common branches
to enter the Senior Glass, Scientific
Course, or Junior Glass, Classical
| Course.
The College is in possession of an
organ and piano and the usual facil-
tiles for instrumental music will be
offered. Tuition and incidentals cost
from seven to eight dollars for the
term. Board and use Of room partly
furnished, 1926 per week. For cata-
logues &C., apply to
A. A. MoULToN, Pres, or
J. M. DAVIS, Sec,
19mch2t Rio Grande, Ohio
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SCREENINGS.

J.A. Long & Co., are still running their shaft
mine.
Miners are still leaving this neighborhood for
the West.
"Ez" Jordan, we believe, will farm during the
coming season.
Robert Burden, formerly of the Comet Mine
has gone West.
Hurst Finley and wills. Jordan went to Ten
nessee, to work i'll the mines.
The news from Pittsburg is to the effect that
ten thousand men are out of the mines,
strike.
The strike in the Hooking Valley seems at
last to be thing of the past, as all who can get
back into the mines are going in.
There is not much talk about the mining sit
uatton here, but do not believe the mines
will remain long idle. AT least they ought not
to do so.
The Vice President of the Hooking Valley
Railroad estimates the loss to the road by the
great strike at nearly million dollars, and
the loss to the miners at fifteen hundred thou
sand dollars.
The stoppage of the mines in this region is
terribly rough on railroads The Dayton and
Ironton Railroad has granted 'indef1nite leave
OF absence" 10 some of its employees, and all the
roads seem TO be running through graveyard.
The John James who was killed on the rail-
road IN Scioto County, was not, as many sup
pose the man Familiarity known here as
"Jockie." That gentleman, we believe, went
the opposite direction from here, and left here
after the other John was killed.
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Fred Mussey writes to the CONNER
cial Gazette humorous descrir.t,, Ion
Of the Hazen court me...t,a, as # nre-
sented Itself to a visitor. There is,
according to the writer, a perfect will
derness Of gold lace, brass buttons.
yellow sashes, and other parapherna-
liza OF great military men. The de-
hberations Of the Court are described
as being Of the same grade Of mock
dignity and tinseled nothingness as
the appearance of the officers would
seem to indicate, an exhibition, rather
than anything else. Those soldiers
who have been on the witness stand
in military court martial will recog-
nize Fred's picture as one of decidedly
faithful portraiture. In reading it
We are reminded of a court martial, on
ANAL scale-the officer, the more tin
sci and glitter he wants-some years
ago, before which we were called as
witness. A soldier got drunk and be-
gan to abuse a weak-minded fellow.
who bore it as long as he could, and
when the abuse became unbearable.
drew his bayonet and threatened to
protect himself if it cost the worthless
life of the other fellow. The drunk
man had been acting as a sergeant.
The weak-minded fellow was arrest
ed and taken before the court martial.
We, with others, were called to testi-
fly in the case. The Court was stu
pendous affair. After the usual pre-
liminaries of organizing an investiga-
tion, we were put on the stand, and
commanded to ''state to the court just
what you know" etc. "Well,' said
we, in the first place, the plaintiff was
drunk and abusing this man"
"Shut up, sir! When we want any
Of that we will ask for it! What do
you know about the prisoner?" thun-
lered the most glittering man of all |
5he glittering squad. We then wait J
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See announcements of candidates
Probate Court.

J. A. Lackey, admir- VS.. Lackey ct. al.
continued.
A. w. Long Gdn. of Lewis V. Long:
partial account filed; ordered published,
hearing April "a.
Tn re citation to Abram Edwards. exec
utor of Mary Jenkins: administration ac-
cepted. Bond $4,000.
Will of Jane K Edwards filed for nro-
bate: hearing April s.
Carrie Booth adm'x of j. r. Booth :order
to appraise real estate made: W. d. Trago
E. c. Powell and B. David, appointed
apprs. Report filed, and cause continued.
52nd semi-annual inspection County
Treasury: J. M. Trip appointed Inspec-
tor. Report filed, ordered published in
Standard and Herald.
E. w. Redding Gd'n of Jessie Shook Or
der of appraisement of real estate made.
J. A. Sell, A. Winfough and 3. F. Scott
appointed appraisers.
W. FL. Horton appointed Gd'n of Hester
J, Harmon, in place of E. F. Harmon, re-
signed. Bond $1,000.
VIII of Ann Lewis Hughse: certified
copy filed for probate and record.
j, z. Leach admir- of Sarah J. Leach,
decd. Inventory filed, and ordered re-
corded.
j. L. Ramsey, Gd'n Of Carlotta Mona
han: petition to sell real estate, filed 1882,
dismissed without record.
S. M. Pollock assignee of A. Dickson:
Final account heard; balance $336S5 for
distribution. Second and final dividend
of five per cent ordered paid.
Weed &Co. assignment to W. G. Evans:
deed filed: Evans appointed, and appraise-
ment ordered; S. NJ. Pollock, S. J. Long
and j. M. Evens appointed appraisers.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Winfield j. Philips and Ida Y. Wollam.
Charles Losey and Clara 3. Walls.
Amos Linton and Stella M. Speakman.
Robert r. Hunter and Georgia G. Gill
lilan.
Thomas NJ. Powell and Kate M. Colley.
VIM. Phelps and Maggie Manring.
David M. Parker and Virginia B. How
ell.
Jackson Montgomery and Ella jenkins.
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President Cleveland seems to be ex-
ercising his own mind to some advan-
tage. In Washington it is a great
thing to have the President as an at
tendant at church, and the church Sc
curing this drawing card considers it.
self fortunate, in that it is assured of
a-good attendance. Ehe Washington
churches began to plume themselves
to catch Cleveland, and one Of them
kept vacant pew waiting for two
Sundays, for the President. But he
refused to be made church show, and
left the selection of place of worship
to his sisters, who selected DR.. Sunder-
lands Presbyterian Church, which
has one of the smallest congregations
in the city.
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Some chan ges in the Programme
Of the Reunion have been necessitated,
and we therefore leave it out this
week. An excellent programme will
be arranged, however, and good time
may be looked for. More than one
hondred and thirty of the old boys
have been invited, we believe, by per-
sonal invitation, and there will doubt
less be goodly number present. In
vitations have been sent to all the
survivors Of the Regiment the Com
mittee could hear of. The ladies of
Jackson will furnish free dinner to
the SD men, which will be up to the
usual style of excellence displayed by
their management Of such affairs
Those who come may confidently ex-
pect a grand time. There will be
plenty of speeches and music, and
boys, the ''grub-pile" will be immense
Let everybody come!
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Special Notice to Advertisers.


All advertisements sent to the Stan
dard should have the number Of times
that they are to be published, marked
on them. If not so marked, they will
be continued until ordered out, and
charged accordingly, at the regular
rates, as published at the head of the
editorial column.
Advertisements must reach the
office by Monday night, to secure in
sertion the week sent in.
If DAVIS MACKLEY.
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From Kansas.
CoNCoRDIA, KAN, !
March 90. 1885. {

CoNCORDIA, KAN,
March 20, 1885. {
D. Mackley, Esq, Jackson, Ohio:
This is to say we want to continue
the Standard, would let every other
paper stop before the Standard.
| have no news except what you
have already heard-that we have had
a hard winter and more snow than for
several winters past, no rain since last
fall, roads in fine order now. Concor-
dia renews her boom. Some talk of
Penitentiary here. If [ was not an
old man I might want to leave here,
with such an institution so close to
US. No certainty about this yet.
Respectfully Yours,
JOHN MACKLEY.
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Treasury Of Jackson County.
INSPECTORS REPORT.
To the Honorable Judge Of Probate
TocLeo,, To1iuty.

To the Honorable Judge Of Probate,
Jackson County,:
SIR BY authority derived from you, official
Iy bearing date the 10Th day of March, 1855, and
lanes NJ Tripp, as Inspector, without previous
notice or intimatiou to the County Treasurer,
or any othe" person, of such Intention, did
forthwith enter INTO the County Treasury, and
proceeded Immediately 10 count the moneys
therein and inspect The Books, Records and
Vouchers thereof, t"~njher with all other prop
erty which should be in the custody OF the
Treasurer. In comp lance with the law requir-
ing certificates of such examination, l hereby
certify that Fifty Five Hundred, NinetyEight
and IA 100 Dollars was The exact amount of
money so foun and counted in the County
Treasury, and that the statement annexed,
which agrees with the books of the Auditor
presents the exact balances and over payments
in each fund, and of property then in the Gus
tody of the Treasurer.
Respectfully Submitted,
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Committees of the G. A. r. are busy,
making arrangements for Decoration dav.
1t is thought that a speaker will be secur-
ed to deliver an grafton on that day, and
the usual memorial service will doubtless
be held at one of the churches.
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RuckIan,S Arnica SaIve.

The Best Salve in the world for
Cuts. Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all skin
eruptions, and positively cures Piles,
or no pay required. It is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by e. D. Lewis. 1janS5y
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Stephen Morgan, Principal of the
Academy, has secured the services of Miss
Ida Robbins, late teacher at the celebrated
Oxford Institute. Miss Robbins is well
edudated, worthy Christian lady. I have
known her all her life, and can recomme nd
her as in every way worthy, as teacher
She will have special charge of the depart
ment of Composition and Rhetoric.
d. NJ.
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In his great suffering from the hor-
rible malady which affects him, Gen.
Grant displays that bravery and un-
faltering determination which gave
him success in the field, and establish
ed his fame as one Of the greatest of
soldiers. He is unable to eat any save
liquid food, and enjoys very little re-
freshing sleep. Yet he keeps up his
literary work, fully realizing that the
end of his suffering is near, and hop
ing that he may be able to complete
his Memoirs before his hand is stilled
forever. He frequently falls into a
nap while writing at his desk, and
upon awaking, goes right on with the
work. It is really a race with disease
and it will require but short time to
decide the issue. The Generals s
daughter, Mrs. Nellie Grant Sartoris,
of England, is with him, and her pres
ence seems to cheer him some, but
even the sunny disposition of the
daughter cannot call the mind of the
sufferer from the loathsome malady
with which he is afflicted. The boys
used to delight is saying that ~. S., y
in the Generals name, meant ''Uncon-
ditional Surrender" but there is a
force now marching on the gallant
old soldier, which will compel him at
last to succumb. Already the alarm
has sounded, the ''long-roll" has been
beaten, and the besieged can feel the
lines of the persistent enemy slowly
but surely surrounding him. In a
few days he will strike his colors
amid the tears of the greatest Nation
of earth.
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PROPOSED AMENDMENTS
TO THE
CONSTITUTION OF Ohio.
ELECTIONS.
HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION No. 81.
ONT RESOLUTION

JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing Amendments to Articles III, III,
and X, of the Constitution of the State.
Be it resolved by the General Assembly of the
State of Ohio, that propositions TO amend sec,
section of article X of the Constitution of the
state OF Ohio shall be submitted to the M e1ecoTs
A. d. 1885, to read as follows:
ARTICLE II.
SECTION 2. Senators and Representatives
shall be elected biennially by the electors OF tne
day after the first Monday in November; their
term of off ce shall commence on the nrst day
of January next thereafter, and continue TWO
years.
ARTICLE III.
SECTION l. The Executive Department sh all
Secretary of S ate, Auditor of State, Treasurer
OF State, and an Attorney General, who snail oe
elected on the first Tue soay after the First Mon
day in November, by the electors of the state,
and at the places of voting for members OF the
General Assembly.
ARTICLE x.
SECTION 2. County officers shall be elected on
the first Tuesday after the first Monday In NO
vember, by the electors of each county in such
manner, and for such term Lot exceeding three
years. as may BE- provided by law.
FORM OF BALLOT.
At such election, the voters in favor of the
adoption of the amendment to section Two OF
article Two. shall have placed upon their ballots
the words. "Amendment 10 section two OF artl-
Cle of the COnStltutlOn-1eS, anu IuOoo
who do not favor the adoption of such amend
ment, shall have placed upon their ballots the
words, "Amendmpnt TO section two of article
two of the Coustitution-No Those who IA
vor the adoption of the amendment to section
one of article three of the Constitution. shall
have placed upon their ballots the words,
"Amendment to section one OF article tnree OF
the Constitution-Yes;" and those who 90 NOT
favor The adoption of such amendment, shall
have placed upon their ballots The WORDS:
"a mendment TO section one of article thlee OF
the Constitution-No" Those who favor the
The adOption of the amendment to section Two
of article ten of the Constitution, khail nave
placed upon the ballots the words, "Amenu-
fnent 10 section Two of article ten of the Consl-
tutiou-Yes;" and those who do not favor the
adoption of such amendment, shall have placed
upon their ballots The words, "Amendment 10
see ion two of article ten of the CONSTITUTION
No."
SneaLer of the House OF Representatives.
JOHN ]. WARWICK,
President OF the Senate.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, OHIO,
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE'J
T James S. Robinson, Secretary Of State OF
the state of Ohio, do hereby certify that Ine
fore0ninp is a true copy of a Joint Resolution
adonted by the General Assembly OF Lhe S.ae
of Ohio or the 2}d day OF March, A; ID. 1850,
talren from the original rolls filed in this ONCE
iS TEsTI,foNY WHEREOF, / have hereunto
subscribed my name, and afhxed my
:........: Ohicial Seal, at Columbus the 23d DAY
o Vi j. s ROBINSON,
18mcb6m Secretary OF state.
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Miss Frank Swanson calls the attention
of the public to her new stock Of Spring
goods All the latest novelties in Milli-
merry. Full line of embroidery silks, che
nells No and 2, arrasene, felts, etc. Also
Dressmaking and stamping done to order
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THE STATE OF OHIO, JACKSON COUNTY
PROBATE COURT.
do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true
COPY of the Inspectors Report OF the County
Treasury filed in this Court March nth, 1885, by
j. NJ. Trip Inspector.
TsEAII on the day and year last above written.
H. c. MILLER, Judge.
March 26 1885. 1w
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Veteran Medals for SD Men,

Capt. G. K. Crumit has received for
distribution veteran medals for the
following named soldiers of the SD
Regiment, and he will give them Cut
at the Reunion on the ~. of April:
b. W. Ford, .. Seth, II. W. Shep-
harSa a, J. Wheeler, J. Weeks, J. Dy-
son, M. J. Smith, Jas. Wingate, II.
Randall, T. V. Williams, r. Woods,
S. J. Boldman, S. J. Calhoun, A
King, W. A. Wade, j. Murray, T.
Hines, W. B. Irwin, Geo. Shields, R.
w. Hoyland, II. Smather and S. Rice.
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OCTOBER ELECTION.
lNp1pATEs ANNOUNCED FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH

RECORDER.
We are authorized to announce the name of E. Ed
mund Evans of Madison Township as candidate
for Recorder of Jackson County subject to the de-
cision of the Republican County Convention.
Thomas D. Jenkins, of Lick Township, will be a
candidate for Recorder of jackson County, subject
to the decision of the Republican County Conven-
tion.
George W. C. Perry, of Jackson TOWNSHIP, will be
acandidate for Recorder of jackson County, subject
to the decision the Republican County Convention
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
Thomas A Jones will be a candidate for the office
of Prosecuting Attorney of Jackson County, at the
ensuing October election, subject to the decision OF
the Republican County Convention.
Ambrose Leach will be candidate for the Office Of
Prosecuting Attorney of jackson County, at the en-
suing October election subject to the decision of the
Republican County Convention.
INEIRMARY DIRECTOR.
A. F. McCarley will be candidate for the Office of
Infrmary Director of jackson County at the ensuing
election subject to the decision Of the Republican
County Convention.
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President Cleveland has made the
following appointments for Foreign
Ministers:
Great Britain, Edwin ]. Phelps, Of
Vermont.
France, Robert M. McLane, of
Maryland.
Germany, George H. Pendleton, of
Ohio.
Mexico, Henry Il. Jackson, Of
Georgia.
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And the many Throat Affections of children, prompt
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Coughs" Troches, 15c. Balsam, CSC.
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three or four hours every night coughing. Get i'm
mediate relief and sound by using Wells Rough
on Coughs" Troches, l5c. Balsam, 25c.
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What an excellent thing it is for a
man to go out into the world occa-
sionally, and look about upon all the
varied and wonderful pictures that go
to make up the scene Of creation! |!
What great, ineomprehensible thing
this world is, anyhow! What a null
tiplicity Of thoughts, tastes and ex-
periences! What a poor, weak crea-
ture is man! How small the loss,
generally speaking, when man dies
Within the confines Of a community.
man may rise to the highest point
Of his ambition, and consider himself
a subject Of envy from the outside
world, yet he may go out and find his
own experience and ambition repeated
in hundreds Of communities. A man
occupies but small space upon the
globe, and his life occupies but few
lines in the history Of the Universe.
In the great rush, and excitement,
and conflict Of this life, calm obser-
vation Of the scenes about him will con-
vince him that the world would have
gone On smoothly and serenely with
out him. This thought ought to urge
him forward in a noble und untiring
effort to make the little space he occu-
pies in the affairs of this life, bright
spot in the worlds history. Great
results arc made up of small things,
and honest effort is rewarded. There
is grand reward awaiting every life
which is governed by an industrious
and noble ambition.
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Health Renewer.'
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Catarrhal Throat Affections,
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by Rough on Coushs.n Troches, 15c. Liquid, Csc.
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ed patiently for a question, before
offering any testimony.
''Did you see the prisoner making
any threatening demonstration to-
wards the plaintiff ?"
Eyes, sir, | saw him draw his bayo-
net, and threaten to stab the plain
tiff"
"Thats aUr'
The prisoner was convicted, and
kept in prison for several weeks.
Then we were convinced that, while
there was no reason why court mar
tial should not display as much abil-
ity as any other court, all the epaulettes.
and sashes, and brass buttons, and
gauntlets, and tinsel, in the universe,
would not give a man thimbleful of
brains.
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IF you are falling, broken, worn out and nervous
use ''Wells' Health Renewer.'' 81. Druggists.
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Trough on PAIN POroused Plaster
Strengthening, improved, the best for backache
pains in chest or sids rheumatism, neuralgia.
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Whoopins Couch.

"Wells Health Renewer'' restores health and vigor
cures Dyspepsia Headache, Nervousness, Debility.