The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1858-05-20
LOCAL NAT RS.

been said about their short comings; but
there is one practice INDUCED in by some
of The leading boys that has become an
int6Ierable nuisance, ,and must be stopped.
At one Of the churches, as soon us the
congregation is dismissed, these young
boys make rush for be door, and crowd
the passage so as fEeg ARpyt to stop egress
for sIsime entirely, I'd the men thrust
them aside. TheY.I form lines on
each side of the every lady that
leaves the. cchqS pass between
theses lines o lntlemen, (i) and
be oGssssas"esSd selr9arkS.
J, If ibis pract III stopped at once,
we shall take ,;.. 4. .,os certain of the
leaders, and reEs3,SS hS s:aeir moth
ers. tdAs, @~r1
1. EE On last Monday the Indian show
wasiui town. The wind was SO high
that they did not succeed in getting ready
until evening. There were great many
persons in town during the day, and an
unusual amount of sod Captain Red eye"
was punished.
AT night the show had'but fairly com
menced when the heavy, rain came on,
and the roar of the storm. the thunder
and Lightning. the wild'hhoop Of the In
dians, accompanied by the Aprrid oaths
and silly gobblpgs Of druBken, men,
made upia scene afd- confusion that
strongly rernihaid6s of Millions descrip.
ton OF Pandemonium
uer Cur enterprising fellow citizen Mr..
q. N. Howell, this wgsk advertises his
Sugar. Cane mills in '.l sIr paper. This is
a branch Of business which has hitherto
been too much neglected among our far
mers, but which might undoubtedly be
made to pay a rich profit, by employing
one Of these labor saving machines. Read
the advertisement, and then try them on.
ET0n Tuesday last we had the pleas
ure of calling on our old friend and for
mer fellow townsman, William Trago,
Esq, post master at Samsonvile, in this
county. This is the post office at which
Washington, Cambria and Monroe Fur.
9aceS get their mail matter. By the way,
our subscription list ought to be larger at
this office.
i NJ Mr.. R. Harding, the blind man,
slill holds forth in the book and station.
Ny business, on Church street, near the
BAPTIST Church, where he is still striving
s&pleaae his customers. He has a good
Ortnpent Of Books, Stationery, Wall
stkc., which he AYERS he will sell
as any one can desire, See
tlsement.
njamin Seay d Co advertise in
1sL's isue, and it will be seen by
advertisement, that they are pre-
TO sell to all who may favor them
Itb their patronage, the very best arti-
eles of Drugs, Paints, Perfumery and
Groceries, as cheap as can be purchased
at any other place. Call and test them,
r- The list Of dead letters at the Oak
Hill post Office will be seen in another
column. Mr.. Morgan, the post master,
wishes us TO say that great confusion arl-
ses from directing letters to Portland, in
stead of Oak Hill. Portland post Office is
in Meigs county,
" Several persons have complained
to us that their papers have been stop
ped. If you desire to take the Standard
all you have to do is to give us your name
and one dollar.
OrDuring the past wee!; we have had
heavy rains in this vicinity, and the far.
mera find it impossible 10 proceed with
corn planting.
Oc-Next week we hope to be able to
give some figures from the returns of
township assessors. .