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minerva y. CODDefy VS.. y. w TtaW-
lins ct al. Partition. Order for sale
Of premises.
John Whit VS. James Whit. Jury
waived, and case tried by the Court.
Judgment for plaintiff for 1921.
J. G. Hartman vs. Sarah Welch ct
al. Sale confirmed and deed ordered.
Emma J. Lewis VS.. John W. Lewis.
Divorce granted on ground of extreme
cruelty and adultery.
Centreville National Bank VS.. Mar
tin Knlb Robert c. Cackley and Ben
j4min Callaehan Judgment by d.
fault for S4O4 42, and interest at per
cent.
Centreville National Bank VS.. Ben
j min Callaghan and William Cackley.
Judgment by default for 1921 33, and
interest at 8 per cent.
Thomas Delay vs. E. W. Mitchell.
Judgment for plaintiff for 1882.
The Dayton Coal and Iron COM
pany VS.. Baldwin B. Evans, Auditor,
and George J. Rpiniger, Treasurer.
Defendants enjoined from selling coal
lease for taxes. as such lease is illegally
on the tax duplicate.
The Aultman and Taylor Company
VS.. Francis Downey. Judgment by
def4nlt for S1235 80.
Same VS.. Francis Downey and Mary
Downey. Judgment by default for
S1235.S0. and interest at s per cent
Same VS.. George M Rsgland
Judgment bv default for S135871,
and interest 1T s per cent.
David L. Pickrel. administrator of
Peter Pickrel, vs. Thomas Delay.
Tried by the Court. Amount found
due from defendant, after set off,
S12145.
Same VS.. George Garrett and Thomas
Delay. Tried by the Court. Judg-
ment against plaintiff for costs.
Jacob G. Wyatt VS.. Catharine Wy
att. Divorce granted on ground of
willful absence for more than three
years.
Ida Patten VS.. Charles Patten. Di-
vorce granted on ground of extreme
cruelty. and custody Of five children
given to plaintiff.
Frank Arbaugh sentenced to the
Penitentiary for five years, and
Thomas Harrison for five years, James
Warner for one year, and William
johnson for ten years.
Stanton and Balmert VS.. John S.
Rittenhouse. Tried by the Court.
Judgment for plaintiffs for $62 80.
DR.. B. F. Kitchen a allowed $25 90
for post mortem examination of the
BODY of Robert Maxwell.
VIM. T. Inman appointed auction-
eer. with W. T. Washam and Henry
Hnllberg sureties.
Peter Platter VS. The Meadow Run
Iron and Coal Company and others.
Order for sale of mortgaged premises.
Amount found due, SO 500 SO.
John K. Darling VS.. Samuel Boyd
Sale confirmed and deed ordered.
Michael McClory VS.. Abraham w.
Downard and Samuel B. Downward
Judgment by default for 1910 81.
Lucinda Reed VS. Murdy Gphnan.
Tried bv the Court. Judgment for
plaintiff for $1,000
Geo, Howe VS.. c. W. & B. r. R. Co
Tried by the Conrt. Judgment for
plaintiff for $4,000.
Tabitha Stockman VS.. William
Vaughn and Agnes Vaughn. Order
for sale Of mortgagrd premises.
Amount found due. S3S5,13.
State Of Ohio VS.. Thomas Andrews.
Assault and battery. Tried by the
Court. Defendant found guilty. and
fined IS 90 and costs.
Henry Reynoid, Guardian of F. M
Fuller, VS.. William Heskitt and Sa-
mantha HeSkitt. Order for sale of
mortgaged premises. Amount found
due. SAT 90.
H. S. Bundy VS.. John T, Stewart
ct al. Judgment by consent for S249
16, and interest at 8 per cent.
Court finally adjourned ON Satur-
J.y ,,oorn;nr
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Death of Daniel Geer,
ROCKY HILL, JACKSON Co.. O.,
M.h II 1SOS

ROCKY HILL, JACKSON Co. O.,
March Z, 1885.
Ed. Standard
Daniel Geer, who was so badly fro
zen about February II, 1885, died
March 4, 1885 He lived about three
weeks. DR.. Henry, in this time, am
putattd both hands and both feet.
That is what pint of whisky will
do for man.
He was 81 years old. His friends
took him to Vinton county to bury
him.
Yours,
JAMES PLUMMER.
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Change.

See change in Mark Sternberger's adver-
tisement. Mark is one of the Oldest Mer-
chants in Jackson, and what he does not
know about selecting goods of the best
quality, is scarcely worth knowing. His
goods are always of the best quality, and
he finds that small profits and quick re-
turns always pay best.
Mark holds forth near the First Nation
al Bank. You cannot miss the place.
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Assignee of Alex. Dickasol

Take Ayers Sarsaparilla in the
spring of the year to purify the blood.
Invigorate the system, excite the liver
to action, and restore the healthy tone
and vigor Of the whole physical me-
chanism.
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day mOrnin!

At the examination last week there
were Is applicants, 4 of whom received
certificates, as follows:
For one year, Ollie E. Farrar, Della
Persons, Minnie Mcclure.
For two years, James Fl. Patterson.
The following are the questions:
ORTHOGRAPHY.
Cayenne, centenary, chute, dolorous,
educible, ensconce, fusee, fertilely, Cali
lean, hippopotamus, homeopathy, mall
feasance, Portuguese, polka, precursor,
tmesis, termagant, Agassiz, transferable,
sinecure.
WRITING.
1. Define writing.
2 What are the principal subjects to
which attention should be given in teach
ing or learning the art of writing?
8. How many kinds of positions are
recommended, and what are they?
4. What is a line? How many kinds of
lines are used in writing, and what are
they2
5. What is meant by shading? What
letters should not ordinarily be shaded?
Where should the shade occur in and d ?
READING.
1. What is reading?
2. What is elocution?
g. What does elocution embrace?
4. What is expression?
5. What does orthoepy embrace?
6. Define articulation.
7. What are the oral elements? How
produced?
s. What is accent?
9. When two syllables of word are
accented, which has the greater force?
TO- What are the expressions of speech ?
GEOGRAPHY.
1. What is the thickness of the earth's
crust? At what depth does water obtain
it's greatest degree of cold?
2. At what depth would water boil?
At what depth would iron melt?
8. How great is the earth's annual mo-
tion? What is the inclination of the |
earth's axis to the plane of its orbit?
4. Who are Pagans? What proportion
of the inhabitants of the globe are
Pagans?
s. By what two great commercial
routes can we travel around the world
starting at New York?
8. What large city in Europe is noted
for the manufacture of e, It. II cloth? For
silks? Linen? Cutlery? Laces?
z. Where are manufactures carried on
% the greatest extent in the Eastern
states? Where is marble obtained? |
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$40 60

JACKSON, o., February 2s, 1885.
I hereby transfer to Henry Hollberg
and Mont Swanson all the Book Accounts
and Notes of Alexander Dickson remain
ing uncollected, which Notes and Ac-
counts were assigned to me by said Dick
ason. S. M. POLLOCK,
2w ASSIGNEE of Alex. Dickson
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A man in Fayette County last week
shot large bald eagle. There seems
to have been general slaughter of
eagles since the Democratic rooster
gained the ascendency, but it should
be stopped. Let the eagle alone,
friends. he will yet snatch that Demo-
cratic fowl from the top Of the White
House.
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The Columbus Times says when
Chester A. Arthur assumed the Presi-
dency, on the death Of James A. GAR
field. he did not have the confidence
of the people" Where did the able
Journal get It's information? Certainly
not from Republicans.
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YFnT nnr working people, Send 10 cents pnstage
iii md viii mail you free royal. valuable
~ H<ample box of goods that will put you in the
Hu way of making more money hin In a few days
ness. Capital not required You can live at home
and work in spare tiuie only, or all the time All of
sexes of all grandy successful 50
S5 easily earned every evening. That all who want
". rk NAV test the business. make this unpa al
eled offrr: To all VIII" not well satisfied Will
send 81 TO pay for the trouble of writing us Full par
icuars directions. sent free immense pay abso.
uely sure for all who start at once. Don't delay,
Address STINSoN s Co., Portland, Maine. udecs4y
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Stated by Ii. b Cocnran, druggist
Lancaster, Pa: Have guaranteed over
300 bottles Of Burdock Blood Bitters
tor dyspepsia, sour stomach bilious
attacks, liver and kidney trouble.
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The first official act Of President
Cleveland, after submitting his Cabi-
net appointment, was the placing of
his signature to the bill placing Gen
Grant on the retir..1 list.
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Gen. John G.. Black, of Illinois, has been
called, by the new Administration, 10 the
office of Commissioner of Pensions.
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NORTH BRITISH & MERCANTILE
Insurance Co.
STATE OF OHIO. }
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
COLUMBUS January %, 1885.

I. Henry J. Reinmund. Superintendent of Insurance
of the State of Ohi" n OF law. do hereby
certify that the North British Mercantile Insurance
Co.. located at London aud Edinburgh. in tireat
Britain. Il Foreign Fire Insurance ComIany is pos
ses>ed of at least The amount of actual capital required
of similar companies formed under the provisions of
tn" laws of this State. aud has deposited with the
Supe tnendent Ot lnsuT the State OF Ohio in
trns for the benefit nnd security of il
one hu dr-d thnusa'd dollars. in stocks aud srcuri-
ties required by Law. and has filed This Office
titled Ofits Charter Deed of Settlement. and
detniled Statement of its and liabilities and
otherwise compiled with al the requirements the
said laws which are applicable 10 Foreign Fire In
surancr Companies. Partnerships. and Associations;
and that the said Company l. authorized to
its appropriate business of Fire Insurance in this
Srate. in acrOrda"ce with law. duriug the current
States Branch of said Company the 3I-t day of De-
crnber OF the next preceding the date hereof is
shown hy he statement. under oath, required by
Section 2S4. revised statutes at ohio To b as fnows
the United states -. 50 3Ol 747 el
Aggregate amount of Liabilities in the
United States, including Reinsurance 719l "a
Net 81 924 SIS 81
Amount of Income for the preceding year
in cash IN thE United ateS 81 le5l. .0S5 ~
a mount of EXpendir lures for the preceding
year in cash in the United states 1852 $50 90
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. l have hereunto sub-
Scribrd NV name aud caused NV offical Seal
fixed. the day and year first above written.
1SEAL1 HENRY j. REINMUND.
Superintendent OF Insurance.
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The first Democrat to ask pension
under CLEVELAND is a man named
French, at st. Paris, Ohio. The COM
pensation, he asks is the Postoffice at
that place. He was injured by being
powder-burned, while firing cannon
over Cleveland's election. We MAIN
tain that this man ought to he re-
warded in the manner specified. He
was injured in the line of duty. Was
it not the duty Of every good Demo-
crat to fire a cannon over Cleveland's s
election-but there! We've defeat
ed our own argument! Every Demo-
crat cannot have a Postoffice. But
they all want it.
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Trough on COrns.'
Ask for Wells Rough Corns." l5c. Quick
complete Hard or soft cOrns, warts, bunions,
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IF you are filling. broken worn ont and nervou:
use wells Health Renewer." 81. Druggists.
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CROUCH on Toothacbe."

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Minnie Zahn, of Mt Sterling, Obi"
was an excellent young lady, daughter
of well-to-do blacksmith. and organ
ist of the Village Church. Minnie's
father concluded to make money a
little faster than by the old method,
so he built Skating Rink. A young
dnde named Seymour Hicks attended
the Rink. Minnie quit the Church
Choir and gave herself wholly up to
the whirl Of pleasure found with Sry-
.mour at the Rink. One day last
week they eloped together and at last
accounts the father of Minnie had an
officer chasing them to compel the
young man to marry her, and thus
shield her from disgrace. This was
not so much the fault of the Rink.
perhaps, as it was of Minnie, but she
is gone, nevertheless.
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three or four hours everv night coughing. Get i'm.
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on Coughs.' Troches, l5c. Basam. 25c.
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Clears ont rats, mice, roaches iies ants bugs
chip-monki, gophers. 15c Druggists.
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"Rough on Couglis.D

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Ask for "Rougo on Coughs" for Coughs. Colds
Sore Throat, hoarseness. Troches, 15c. Liquid 25c
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"Rough on Pain" Poroused Plaster
Strengthening. improved. the best for backache
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Strengthening, improved, the best for backache,
aims in chest or side, rheumatism, neuralgia.
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Wells Health Renewer'' restores health and vgoI
81.
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Instant relief for Neuralgia. Toothache. Faceache
Ask for Rough on Toothache." 10 and 25 cents.
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Rough on Itch' cures humors, eruptions, ring
worm, tetter, salt rheum. frosted feet, chiblains.
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Catarrhal Throat Affections,
Hacking Irritating Coughs Colds. Sore Throat cure
by Rough on Coughs" Troches. l5c. Liquid, 25c
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A young German doctor has brought
to Gen. Grants friends the comfort
ing assurance that the Generals can
Ger Of the tongue can be cured. In
fact he states that such cases are fire.
quently treated with success, in the
old country. The remedy is simple.
1t is simply to cut hole in the cheek
saw through the jaw-bone, cut the
tongue out, then sew the patient to-
gether again and let him run. A
remedy at once so painless and simple
must commend itself to all nervous
sufferers. Still many stubborn man
will say that he would rather suffer
from cancer than have his jaw
bone sawed into, and insist that the
cleaving of the jaw-bone is treat
ment only fit for women.
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There is always train Of exciting
emotions connected with the viewing
Of battle-ground, where sanguin-
ary conflict has taken place. When
we stand upon the field where brave
spirits have striven with all their ener-
gies, and wasted goodly part of their
gore, in a contest for the mastery, we
involuntarily begin to mediate upon
the probable trials and dangers of the
contest, and paint in our imaginigs
the heroism, the cool, reckless daring
which must have been displayed by
some, if not all, of the contestants.
Such field, and such a train of
thought, were pr, sented on the street,
near Jones Hall, on last Sunday.
Those who had occasion to pass that
way discovered a great pool Of blood
where, the night before, cries and evi-
dences of warfare had been heard.
Traces of blood led away from the
spot, and the clots of blood led some
ignorant persons to believe that some
luckless person had left his liver ly-
ing in the street 1t awakes all the
dormant t enthusiasm of the good citi-
Zen, to think that brave men will
stand in the proximity of the doggery
where they got their liquor, and spill
each Others blood and livers. 1t is
something approaching the sublime.
Who were the heroes? What was the
primary cause Of the death-struggle?
How many were slain, and how many
were maimed? Ali these questions
come up with the rapldity Of thought,
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WIN. NJ. JOHNSON, Ast. at Jackson, o.
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Heart Pains.
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Ask for Wells Rough Corns." 15c. Quick,
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Strengthening, improved, the best for backache,
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ST.
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If YOU losing your grip life try wells
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Notice..

Total for the week.
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The following persons paid sub
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George ]. Reiniger, Jackson. o 50 90
Thpopbilus Lewis. Oak Hill. o. / 90
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HOSPITAL EXPERIENCE.

Having been surgeon charge Of two leading
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Claim only to be skillful and successful physi
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