THE JACKSON STANDARD: JACKSON, OHIO, THURSDAY JUNE, 18, 1885 taincd, and additional ones provided, if necessary Near Tiffin, Ohio at a little place THE NEWS AT THE FARM! Transfers or Real Estate. THE STANDARD. that the equal protection of the laws and theequhl Joseph Weiss to Henry Cabin Sen., so acres In enjoyment of the suffrage shall not fail or be abridged called Bloomville, two fellows named Ha! Wife 1 read In the papers Scioto Tp., $1000. in auy way through the connivance, neglect or fraud That the great Convention is is o'er. Sanmel Jacobs to Win. J. Jacobs. 20 acres In Scioto i Stuckey and Flickinger were running .. Finest in Quality! Of any of the States of the Union. The Democratic That tile e banner is llonling Tp., 2i-- Latest in Style! DITOR. party, which owed its national victory last fall to the a doggery. William Einsel spent his Abroad on the field once more. Wm. B. Cherlngton, Sheriff, lo it. J. Barton, Lot to willful suppression of the ballot, can not be looked money there, drinking their miserable On every side the horizon 25 In Vaughn's Add. to Jackson, $31. NO COMMUNICATION WILL, BE PUBLISHED for the enforcement of these Constitutional guaran- a victorious glow Adam Yeager to Terry Yeager, 80 Greatest in Variety! 1 Lowest Presents acres in Scioto in Price! THE NAME OF tees, and the hope of of equal laws and party No. THE STANDARD UNLESS the friends slops. His wife notified them that For the grand old is marching Tp.,$0. A THE WRITER ALSO BE PUBLISHED WITH equal suffrage is in the Republican party, which And the standard-beare- r is lJOE" Bridget A. Kelley to Hannah HcGb.ee, Lot in THE COMMUNICATION. pledges itself to wage the contest to a successful end. they must not sell her husband any Wellston, ft. re- When the brave boys went to the South-lan- We want such legislation as will harmonize the Sheriff Lively to E. D. Dodge, Lot lor, aud E. !S of RATES OF ADVERTISING. more liquor. But, like the common was one who marched In the van; lations of labor and capital and promote the welfare There Lots 70 and SO In Austin's Add. to Wellston. $210. 3 m 6 m. doggery-keeper- s, That gallant young spirit lives over, lw.lm ly. of the people: protect and foster the Industries of the run of they would A. J. Mongold to D. H. .skins. B0 acres in Franklin One eolnmn I V PI 45 $80 strong and vigorous man ; 26 45 State. We of a National Bu- In tile , 1000. One-ha- lf Column favor the establishment Tp 5 10 15 25 eight-ho- sell their own souls for the price of His merit Ohio shall honor One-four- tb Column reau of Industry ; the enforcement of the Jas. Graham to Willis Graham, & acres in Scioto rev- With the greatest her love can bestow. 50 Obituary notices, ten law; adequate appropriations from the public and the purchaser Tp.. $100. Marriage notices, cents. drink then cheat We will gain good fight In October lines free; over ten lines, five cents per line. Local enues for general education wherever the same is the L. A. Atwood to N:im- Dhannnn. Lot3&4 In Wells- No standard-bear- er Make Choose per for first Is Mistake! reading advertisements, ten cents line needed. and they sold William liquor right For our "Jots t" the Best! ton, $875. insertion, five cents per line for each additional in- and We denounce the Importation of contract labor tow-pat- the h Wm. to Strong, Lot ft in 2d sertion. effectively prevent along, whenever he had money. The From the drudging toll of Cutter John Austin's favor the most stringent laws to may Add. to Wellston, $B0. It. poor woman stood it as long as she Ambition's fire spring We are opposed to the acquisition of the public For thus the brave Garfield was lifted Jas. W. Phillips to John Strong, acre In Milton lands, or any part thereof, by aliens. could, then took an ax and knocked Above the estate of a king; Tp., $100. State Convention! We are in favor of a protective tarifT which will en- And the brave farmer-bo- y is rewarded Hogh Gilliland to Lemuel Joyce, to acres In Lick the inside of the doggery to pieces. Tp.. $o:,o. courage American development and furnish remun- For each laborious blow. We Want ion lo Get a Kargaln from our erative employment to American labor, and we are The only regret is that the law will In the honor with which wc have crowned him. Lemuel Talbott to H. H. Amos, 2 acres la Coal Tp., An Enthusiastic Convention And opposed to the British policy advocated by the Dem- For our standard-bear- er is "Joe!" $211. JYew revenue this poor woman act. John Brown to James Newport. acre In Coal Tp., Immense Spring Stoek ! ocratic rartv. under the guise of a tariff for punish for this A Winning Ticket Ip from the humblest condition $150. only. We demand restoration of the wool duty of fixed Our gallant young leader has grown. Dem- These worthless fellows were up .James M. Hudson to Jacob Kubner, Out Lot 1 1S67, or its full equivalent, and we denounce the And bold and successful struggle Pt. pledges the in S. M of Jackson. $800. ocratic Congress for failing to make good the in fine style upon the money they had Of a worthy ambition has shown; Samantha Hays to D. A .1. McCoy, Lot 589 In The Republican State Convention, they made in this behalf. a man we will follow banner. f. raked in after the manner of this man's To his Wellston. $600. We condemn the action of the present Administra- Where the tide of freedom shall flow The most Goods, elegant which met at Springfield on last Jane D. Aleshire toWm. Siklffinglon. Lot 2:18 in popular in style and finely made. tion In lowering the Natioual flag upon the public when saw the desperate de- a but they This year we shall vote as unit. $300. har-mono- us as a mark of respect to a Wellston. Thursday, was one of the most buildings at Washington For our standard-bear- er is "Joe !" man who dishonored the one and sought to destroy termination with which the woman James C. Reynish to John Hippie, i acre in Coal and enthusiastic in the his- theother;who planned with cruel determination In took to So, wife, I shall go to election. Tp.. $1000. Men's, Boys' and Children's Clothing. Best assortment wielded the ax, they their ; B. S. B. o1. acres in Coal his hiding-plac- e in Canada to overwhelm the North- And labor with all of my might F. Scott to Vandivort, tory of State. There weYe many $590. the ern cities with lire, and to sweep to death their in- heels. To bring iu the votes for Foraker, Tp.. of the old-tim-e workers of the party habitants by scattering everywhere the germs of in- And Kennedy, Jones, and the Right; Geo. D. Bagtand to Jno. W. Ragland, 21 acres In Let enemy worship Jeff. Davis. Liberty Tp.. $750. and the most popular prices. Hats, Caps Fur- as fections and fatal diseases. At Akron, Ohio, the Salvation the and Gent's there, including such men West, That the election to important and honorable offices And Cleveland's Confederate show Green Thompson to Levi Elsennagle. Lot 33 In Beatty and McKinley. While there of the Government of unrepentant rebels, whose po- Army, numberiug twelve persons, at- With a whirl we will carry Ohio, Coal Works, $65. litical disabilities have not been removed, isafla-gra- nt For onr standard-beare- r is "Joe !" Dennis VcOhee to Bridget A. Kelley, Lot 055 In nishing Goods. Our New Styles will delight you. were present many of the ablest and violation of the Constitution, and an insult to tempted to march through the streets, Wellston. $400. of party, the loyal people of the whole country, and we de- but were assaulted by a howling mob From Lebanon. Joel C. Baker to "Rachel Stewart. ) acres in Milton most eloquent members the of Cleveland Tp.. $000. nounce the Administration President 9, 1SS5. there was an absence of the political for its general discrimination in the appointments, so of hoodlums, who destroyed their Lebanon, Ohio, June D'. F. Edwards. Tr.. to Frauds L. Wallace, Lot 7a In far made, against Union soldiers and men who fought To the Editor of the Standard : Austin's Add. to Wellston. $150. and indiscretions which musical instruments, and pelted them L. In mistakes for the Union. Thinking that some of my friends who Wm. Faulkner to Emniitt L. Dungan, In Lot55 COME EVERYBODY ! have become too common of late The Republican party, which enacted the present with stones. There were several wo- read the would be interested in Jackson. $150. Standard Lucy M. Cobb to Frank .1. R.iflerty. Lots 11 and 12 ill civil service law, will faithfully maintain it and Na- years. The ticket nominated is a cheerfully aid in all needed amendments to give it men among the Salvationists, but a brief description of Lebanon, the Cobb's Add. to Wellston. $225. strong one, from top to bottom and full force, and it is committed to extend the law to all these were assulted with all the wild tional Normal University, and National Lonls ITollberg to Samuel J. Jones. Pt. In Lot 1 in grades of service to which it is applicable. Ample ap- Soldiers' Home near Dayton, I send yon a Jackson. $1000. ! ! care- be made to enforce in rage which was exhibited toward the Geo. White to Lemuel Talbott, Lots 195 and 196 In Get a SURE BARGAIN Cheapest frome bottom to top. Read it, propriations should it letter you and Best and spirit, and all laws at variance with the objects After the mob had destroyed few items for publication, hoping will Wellston, $950. fully: of existing reform legislation should be repealed. men. grant the space. Lewis Jones to Thos. Smith, 38 acres In Madison Governor : Having accomplished this much the party pledges it- all the property aud beaten the per- Lebanon is a beautiful little town of Tp.. $800. JUDGE JOSEPH B. FORAKER, self to still further and higher reforms. It looks with Richard Snead to Lemuel Talbott, Lot 239 in Wel's-to- Of Hamilton County. deepest regret upon the failure of the present Admin- sons of the victims, the officers of the about 3000 inhabitants, moral, intelligent $900. Lieutenant Governor : istration to promote the reforms of the civil service town put in an appearance and or- and prosperous. Its surroundings are I. B. Brookens to Nellie F. Lasley. Pt. Lots 51 and . so auspiciously begun Republican administra- 52 $120. LRA CO., under to A. KENNEDY-- in Austin's Add. Wellston, & ROBERT P. STERNBEBGER GENERAL tion. dered Salvationists to move on. well calculated to inspire in the human J. H. Sherman to Cynthia Lasley, Tt. Lots 31 and 32 Of Logan County. Republican party of Ohio demands the repeal the The honor and reverence for Him whose in Austin's Add. to Wellston, $120. Supreme Court Judge : of the contalued in the pension arrears act as are a disgrace to heart limitation Such scenes this H. S. Willardto Nellie F. Lasley, In Lot 138 in GEORGE W. McILVAIN. of ll78. so that all invalid soldiers shall share equally, magic fingers framed the universe with sub- Austin's Add. to Wellston, $105. Of Tascarawas County. and their pensions begin with the date of disability the State of Ohio. We may not its manifold beauties for the pleasure of I. B. Brookens to Cynthia Lasley, I"t. Lots 51 and 52 or discharge, and not with the date of application. State Treasurer : scribe to the apparent crankiness man. in Austin's Add, to Wellston, $120. We denounce the Democratic party for the destruc Low Priced House, C. Clothing HON. JOHN BROWN, Ann to G. H. Greene, 65 acres Scott law, and consequent of which parades the streets with drums has many objects of historical Harris in Jackson Of Jefferson County. tion of the the increase Lebanon Tp., $587.50. the burdens of taxation upon all property, and the tamboureens, the man who interest. It contains the home of Dr. Allen Hegler to Mead, Lot 101 in Attorney General: abandonment of an annual revenue of $2,000,000, and and but John Austin's JACOB A. KOHLER. Add. to Wellston, $65. HON. while recognizing the people's right to amend the or- deny his fellow-ma- n the right Scott the author of the famous Scott Law would David D. Williams to Jno. J. Jones, B. S., Und. J Of Summit County. ganic law, we demand the enactment of such legisla- which has played such an important part CHESNUT'S OII) STAND. out- of In Lot II In Jno. J. Add. to Portland, $1000. Board of Public Works: as will give us the most practical and efficient of religious liberty, is himself an Jones' tion in the politics of the State. The elegant Win. H. Boggs to John A. Davis, Und. of In GENERAL WELLS S. JONES, measure for the regulation and taxation of the liquor a Lot law, and should not be recognized in 11 In Jno. J. Jones' Add. to Portland, $1000. Of Pike County. traffic attainable under the Constitution. residence of Gen. Durbin Ward, the great Jas. M. Watts to Mark Sternberger, Pt. Out Lot 12 We denounce the Legislature for Its treachery to a civilized community. soldier statesman whose two ago Democratic and In south half of Jackson. $2000. Capt. Foraker ran years pledges on subject of contract labor, and ar- the their the claims upon the party have so frequently Wm. Sprlggs to Henry Hollberg, lands in raign their incompetency and extravagance in the Franklin and was defeated by a total lack of Rensen, Newport Tp., $4000. management of the penitentiary. A man nair.ed of been ignored, is here. A room in one of Louis Hollberg to D. W. Roderick, In Lot 1 wisdom on the part of some of his We denounce present Democratic General As- Pt. In the Rhode Island, who keeps a doggery, the chief hotels of the town is said to Jackson, $4000. sembly for extravagance, corruption and wanton political friends, who have learned a its to 20 acres In disregard of the true interests and good name of our despairing of killing himself by his have been the scene of the tragic death of A.J. Willis nibertDetty, Jackson considerable amount of souud politi- State. C. L. Vallandigham the noted Southern Tp..$200. SPRING whisky, went down CARPETS, The Republicans of Ohio, In convention assembled, own rifled into sympa- cal common sense since that time. tender to General Ulysses S. Grant onr warm twenty-poun- sympathizer. Here the illustrious thy In this time of his great suffering, and assure him the cellar of his den, placed a d The difficulties Foraker had contend of our great faith in and love for him. and earnestly Thomas Corwin began and ended a life LATEST AND CHOICEST DESIGNS IN hope that he may be restored to health and be blessed keg of powder on each side of elevated him to the highest place in two years ago would have de- with many days among his grateful countrymen. that with himself, and ignited them. He Imd the hearts of his countrymen. He sleeps feated almost any man who could Sternberger. several hours. Thus the Devil has quietly in the beautiful green cemetery. been put up. These difficulties we Mark another of his children home Among the resting places of the loved de- Many of the friends of Mark Stern- taken trust and believe are now removed, mote be. parted is that of Lucretia Clay, daughter 10141 So it & har-mono- with- Brussels Supers us berger were suprised at his of the Great Pacificator. The wild rose Extra Ingrains and the field is clear for earnest, and succesful work for the drawal from the race for nomination In all the political battles since its and well-ke- pt surroundings bear evidence nature people appre- is for the office of County Treasurer, birth, the Standard has been on the that both and the entire ticket. The grand old party great confided to so NOW READY just at the point when his friends line." proposes to en ciate the trust them FOR INSPECTION. in line, ready for the conflict, and "shirmish It many years ago. A few miles from here only awaits the appearance of the were confident of securing his nomi- gage actively in the heat of the con is Ft. Ancient, a celebrated earthwork enemy to begin hostilities at once. nation. Yet Mr. Sternberger's ex- test in the coming campaign, not built by the Mound Builders. This I The party which, with the aid of For- planation of his action shows a spirit with a desire or attempt to engender h'ave not yet visited and so can not give a FULL STOCK OF RUGS AND OIL CLOTHS. self-sacrifi- ce description of it. But what lias made aker, Kennedy, Jones, Brown, and of which should com- bitterness, but to conduct a square, mand the admiration of the entire open fight. There are many reasons Lebanon known througout the land is the -- o- others, routed the Democracy in National Normal University, founded by e. County. There had been a vigorous why the Republican party should sixty-fou- r, can rout them in eighty-fiv- suc Prof. Alfred Holbrook in 1852. Its emi- The ticket is full of gallant campaign on the part of the several ceed, and the Democratic party de nent success is generally recognized, but PRICES POSITIVELY LOWER THAN EVER ! soldiers, as well as gallant Republi- candidates for the nomination. Mr. feated. We shall from time to time especially by the thousands whom it has sent out parts cans, and its onward march to a grand, Sternberger was nominated two years give some of them. We believe the into all of the United States, and even across the ocean. fore- ago, and as is well known, was de- interests of the party would be great ajglorious victory, is as much a Some of the leading principles are feated. As to the causes which led to ly advanced by a still greater increase that MARK STERNBERGER, gone conclusion as was the tramp of the human mind is a growing activity ; that defeat, it is scarcely necessary POWDER 19, 1885. Sherman to Savanah, of Thomas to in the circulation of the Standard, that study is simply the mind in a state January (jau22tf) EAST MAIN STREET. Eastport, or Grant to Appomattox. now to speak. The principal cause which is already increasing steadily. of growth and as the mind naturally Absolutely Pure. if not the only one was the Keenan Send in the names and You grows, love of study is natural to a Of a verity we may sing "the boys iuone3'. This powder never varies. A marvel of purity, trouble, which caused great dissatis- will find us in healthy mind ; that the object of teaching strength and wholeomeness. Mori economical than are marching!" And this grand Re- the front. the ordinary kinds, and canuot be sold in competition faction throughout the County, al- is to follow the growth, to clear the way with the multitude of low test, short weight alum or publican column will go into the for it, to to phosphate powders. Sold only in cans. Koyal BA- though the only connection Mr. A queer case has been developed at train rather than inform the KING Powder Co.. 106 Wall St., N. Y. campaign not for the purpose of mind; that the three phases of mind 30aplS5y-- n af r m 2d p Sternberger had with Keenan or his Columbus. A German from Holmes out-side-- waging a warfare of bitterness, but growth are acquisition, the in County has with a firm determination to crown affairs, was to lose a large amount as been in the Penitentiary process, reflection, the inside process, and years. A ago inside-ou- ; McMonagle & Rogers' a vigorous and manly campaign with his bondsman. It was a desperate for nine few days he expression the t process that the campaign to attempt, yet Mark made informed the clerk that he had been mind must expand in liberty, true gov a glorious triumph at the polls. The self-gove- the best race he could, and took his kept over his time. The matter was eminent in education being rn State which honored Garfield and ment; and last but not least, the defeat without wavering in his Re- looked up, and it was discovered that that Blaine with magnificent majorities, mutual influences of the presence of both Fir Hi weather publicanism. he was there for life. He had kilied Ms cannot afford to do less for the gallant sexes is essential to the most thorough Ti his so men who lead the Republican column Under these circumstances it was wife, and was advised he says and symmetrical growth of the mind and to plead to murder, and get morals. of 1885. The same Republicanism not surprising that his friends should guilty a make a lively campaign to secure a three or four years sentence. He can- One of its many advantages is the very exists in the State now which existed JIIDDIiETeWH. 5. . nomination for a second time. As not speak English, and claims that he able corps of teachers, whose love for the then the same patriotism and en- work and hearty enthusiasm inspire even Extract of Vanilla, in the purity in did not understand the Judge who we offer it, delicate un- thusiasm fills the hearts of Ohio Re the other candidates had influential the most careless pupils with new ideas which has the and friends, and all were working with sentenced him. mistakable flavor of the finest Mexican publicans now that burned in the of life and of their own abilities. Vanilla, and is unequalled for flavoring untiring energy for their favorites, it The attendance during the past term Ice Cream, Cake and Custard. Give same hearts while marching under Court of Common Pleas. was possible that there would be some was about TOO, and will doubtless be great- them a trial and satisfy yourself. Garfield and Blaine. And these will The was June C. of criminal docket taken up ly increased at the summer term. The M. feeling on the part friends of these & Sons, assert themselves this year, unl"0"1 Annual Commencement will place Martin candidates in case of defeat. After on Monday. The only case tried was take the signs of the times go for naught July 30th. The graduates of the Scientific looking in all var- Ohio vs. William Wisecup Sr. The re- at the situation its course eighty-nin- e, of whom It will be scarcely necessary to indicment charged burglary and lar- number ious aspects, Mr. Sternberger decided Jackson county can boast two, Miss May QINCINlfATI. fer to the record of the Democratic ceny, break into the smoke house of Are opening this week a very large and attractive line of Fine Summer party in this State since the election that the harmony and success of the Handley and Mr. Morgan H. Jones. The Dress Goods specially adapted for the above hot Charles C. McKinniss, in Jackson Classical graduates are twenty-tw- o. As months. of two years ago. It is known and party would be enhanced by his with- drawing from the contest. Hence his township, and stealing bacon. Ver the graduating classes are large all can accursed of all the respectable citi- not speak at the Commencement. From ! action. Mark was never a man to let dict. AND lALTIMORE 2866 Yds. Fine Tinted Lawns lOOO Yds. Plain Figured zens of the State. For mismanage On Tuesdaj' the trial of Owens, for the Scientific class thirty of the most pop personal interest interfere with party ular members were chosen by class to ment, and general incompetency, the killing Wiseman, was begun. the RAILROAD. ! like was never before seen, in the his success, and his action in this case deliver the graduating address, among Lawns India Linens! Linon De Irelande! reflects greater honor upon him than whom are both of Jackson county's rep THE ONLY LINE RUNNING tory of Ohio politics. The people 5e ! could be bestowed in the material Teachers' Meeting ! resentatives. Linen Mull! Fedora Checks will administer a blasting rebuke at As my article has reached rather Palace Sleeping Cars the polls in October. The time is an advantages of a County Office. On Saturday last at 1 P. M. a number of teachers as- sembled at Club Rooms to greater length than I anticipated I shall We have known Mark the Jackson discuss the AND important one the opportunity one Sternberger propriety of effecting an organization to be known as defer my description of the Soldiers' which cannot be thrown away. The for nearly, if not quite, a quarter of a TEACHERS' LAW AND ORDER FRATERNITY. Home, and if agreeable send it for an century. He began business in Jack- The organization was effected by electing Mr. other issue. Very respectfully, ORGANDIES. people of Ohio must rise, in the Frank White President, and S. D. McLaughlin Sec- DAY COACHES. ORGANDIES. son with his brother Moses, in 1864, retary. The purpose of this organic body is to have J. E. Blair. majesty of their strength and power vindicated, if possible. In this county, the Ohio Law, and for himself in 1867. In all pertains especially to of county TO and drive out from places of public the that the eligibility The following persons paid sub- - Nun's Yeilings, Buntings, Black Lace Bunting, Batestie Clare Chambras, Seersuckers, years since that time we have had ex- examiners. trust the reckless and unfaithful ser A petition to the Probate Judge was presented by sciiptions last week: Swisses and Mulls. have been in tensive dealings with him, and we one of the members to which was affixed the names of WASHITrV vants who should never some forty Jackson county teachers, praying for the C. Sharp, Thurman, O $1 00 have never found a more prompt and some way con- power. The Republican party is in removal in of the aggrlevance, which Dr. A. J. Newell, Mabees, 0- - 00 honorable business man. With us sisted, the petition alleged. In the perpetuation in and BALTIMORE Hamburg' Embroideries, Swiss Embroideries, the field, this year not as divided office of a Jackson county examiner who occupies M. 0. Lackey, Thurman, 0 . . . 00 the word of Mark Sternberger has the against itself, but as the grand, har- - position of proprietor and principal of a school with- Amos Davis, " 00 India Linen Embroideries, Match Embroideries, Oriental Laces, Spanish Laces, Guipure ever been as good as the bond of any in the limits of the county that undertakes to prepare, "... without change. monous party which followed Grant, and does prepare, young men and women for teach- Timothy Evans, " "... 00 Laces, Antique Laces, &c, fec man. He was always reasonable ing. A committee consisting of the President, Geo. E. and Garfield, and Blaine, and wh'ich in D. A.Lloyd, " 00 DIRECT CONNECTIONS FOR business, always truthful, always Jones and J. W. Johnson was appointed to draft reso- "... now proposes to follow Foraker, and lutions, defining the object of the organization and D. W. Hunsinger, " "... 15 All Points South and South East. ! ! ! prompt. As a politician, no Republi- its desires, as well as to make some suggestions, that PARASOLS PARASOLS PARASOLS Kennedy, and Jones, and all the rest together with the petition will be presented to A. J. Dyer, Fostoria, 0 25 can bas been more liberal with his the of the ticket. Probate Judge for his most earnest consideration in Miss Cordelia Price, Jackson, O 2 00 time and money, and no man has the appointment, soon to be made, of the new exam- We have a Large and Varied Assortment. The past glory of the party livfs iner. Speeches were made by quite a number present G. W. Shotts, Sault Ste Marie, The Favorite Short Line made greater sacrifices for the success referring to instances of the same kind Indifferent again in the present. In political parts of the State, in many of which the had Mich 1 00 ! ! ! examiner -- TO- of bis party. He was a good soldier, been forced to office or JEIfcSEYS vision we see the banner of Ben. resign his quit h!sschool;lu W. S. Horton, Malta, Col. . . . 1 00 JEJEtEYS JERSEYS and always an excellent Republican. fact in all cases where the teachers as well as the peo- Just received a New Assortment of all kinds very cheap for cash. Wade handed down to Foraker and ple were determined, the aggrieveance had been re- Rees Harris, Keystone, 0 50 CIINOIIN NATI. his candidacy he de- During before, was moved. It was spiritedly and most emphatically Mary 1 00 Kennedy. In the eloquence of Judge nied also, that the persons engaged in this enterprise Crabtree, Glade, 0 INDIANAPOLIS, the victim of the most extensive ly- ! ! ! West hear the noble, fearless Repub- were actuated by personal enmity or individual ag- Dr. C. K. Crumit, Jackson, 0 . 1 55 ST. LOUIS, ing. As to one of these slanders, grandizement, or otherwise, but that they were CHICAGO, HOSIERY HOSIERY HOSIERY licanism of the past solemnly charg- prompted only by a sense of justice and equality, with Elizabeth Davis,-Oa- Hill, O.'. 1 00 twelve good men have said, upon oath, special and paramount privileges to none. was KANSAS ing the active, vigorous Republican- It Maggie J. Evans, Jimes, O . . . . 50 CITY, We have all kinds, from the Cheapest Cotton to the Very Finest Silk. that the author was a slanderer, and agreed that the enterprise should be prosecuted iu OMAHA, ism of the present with the import- the best of feeling, with hatred for none aud charity C. C. Horton, Beaver, O 25 taking these slanders as a whole, they for all; but with a determination, that if met by fail- I ance of keeping the grand old banner W. O. Evans, Thurman, O. . . . 1 00 AND ALL POINTS IN THE will work far greater injury to their ure on one line; another would be followed until an ZFzsI Fans! Orioles! Orioles should be reached. For school, as a floating on high. In the grand, re- ultimatum the James Toland, Myrtle, O 1 00 North-We- South-Wes- authors than to their victim. Mr. school, simply there is no word of derogation, but the West, st and t. sistless sweep of enthusiasm, we rec- rather, words of the highest commendation and A. J. Mongold, Jameson, Mo. . 1 00 Sternberger's reputation as an up- t ognize the coming victory, and the praise, when conducted and manipulated br a man, Rufus Hunsinger, Jackson, 0. 00 shoes: shoes sumss: sumas: right, honorable man, will live in this who in all things is law abiding. PALACE SEEEPIXC; CARS overwhelming condemnation of a Reference was had to the statement, made by some B. C. Ridgway, Wellston, O. . 00 community long after the drunken, friends of the sehool, that the Jackson Academy does -- TO- 180 Easy, 300 Fine Slippers, All Styles, Cheap. great people upon the miserable re- R. K. Brady, Lebanon, O 15 Pairs Soft Shoes at 75c per Pair. Pairs maudlin calumny of his defamers shall not come within the classes of schools mentioned by Sewed V a Brick, Seams all Silk cord of the Democratic party. Every the statute. Hut what are its effects Can it be de- Milford Smith, Mabees, 0. . . . 00 240 Pairs Ladies' Fine Kid Button, all Solid as with have been Mr. Sternber- nied that teachers are here prepared for examination V forgotten. . . Shoe WEAR, Up Price $1.75. Republican in the State should take Are they not found Miss Katie Hoch, Camba, 0. 50 Thread, a Tasty and WILL Jam ger will be found as usual supporting teaching in the county? The an active part in bringing about a name signifies little. What docs the school do? Is the Joshua Lewis, Newark, O 10 the ticket working for the success vital question. If our statutes are to be evaded by the We have not space enough to tell vou of all the kinds and styles of shoes we keep, but victory, in the good year 1885, which mere technicality of names, then murder even, may Mary V. Coyle, Hillsdale, 0. . . 30 GOODS OR or the grand old party he has served be committed under the garb of virtue aud with the WITHOUT CHANGE. we do know that we DON'T PLAY SECOND FIDDLE IN THIS LINE OF shall be memorable in the history of ; so long and so faithfully. Should high sanction of religion and with our statute parch- ANY OTHE11 LINE OF GOODS WE HANDLE. politics, as resulting from the grand- ments we might kindle a tire that would annihilate Total for the week $22 65 every Republican in Jackson County them forever. It was clearly evidenced that there is Lowest Kates, Quickest Time est and most enthusiastic of political a wide spread feeling of opposition to the present NeeKah-Bay-Yah-Gewo- and Best Accommo- serve his party as faithfully as has state of things, not by teachers only, but from the J. S. Nelson, M. D., n, contests. The following is the Plat- ! Mark Sternberger, no Democrat parents aud the people in the different localities in the genuine Indian Boot and dations mere position the form adopted at Springfield: the county. The of examiner points Herb Doctor will be at the Isharu House would ever see the inside of the Court with direct force to these dissatisfactions. Oil motion Through Trains h ave Jackson A Platform of Principles. adjourned to meet at call of the from 21st of un- announces Houseas Officer. the President. Jackson, Ohio, the June FOR THE EAST s9a. in. "nil I ;57 p.m. The Republican party of Ohio the follow a County He can Fkank White, President. of principles: The right to vote accord- til the 5th of July. After July 5th, will FOR THE SOUTH 7:17 a. in. and 2:28 p. m. C. ing platform S. D. Secretary. M. & afford to be magnanumous, for he has UtLAtT.Hl.IS. Information and the best possible Sons, of the united States Is the For further rates, ed by the Constitution be at Oak Hill until July 15th. Persons Cl.AIiK or W. I'HICE, Agents C. Martin pply to J. H. T. concern of the whole people, and must be secured at done more for the party than the Waverly is to have a good, desiring to consult him will please call. V. & B. 11. It. Jackson. all hazards to every citizen, In every part of the Re Or to THOS. P. 11ARUV, U . P. Jfc T. Agt. public. Existing guarantees must be sacredly party has for him. fourth of July Celebration. lSjunew. 1, H. STEWAKT, lieu. Manager.