The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-05-20
L.OCAL BREYITIEH.

Star Furnace uses one-half native ore, aud
one-half Missouri ore.
The health in Jackson is now very good.
Bad for the Doctors and underta takers.
George Hoop has put up fine frame resi-
dence, brick basement, near his MILL
Capt. Yochem has put new roof upon ais
residence, the house formerly owned by Levi
DUNCAN.
Mr.. N. 7. CaVett, corner of Main & Church
Streets, is having new roof put upon his resi-
dence, and is raising it q half story higher.
There was qglte heavy frost in this place
on last Monday morning, May 18th. As 1t was
quite dry. we think the fruit was not injured.
f. William D. q Benjamin TragO, are making
brick at their brick-yurds on Portsmouth Street.
across nom the new planning mill.
-Quite alurge amount of coal is being sent
on the cars from this place. 1t is from the hill
veins 'H'
"A new station has been established on the
railroad, at McClintick's Switch, betwee Jack
son and Young America, called Petrea H'
Fulton Furnace Is now making from Is to
"a tons Of pig iron in twenty -four hours. II
uses mostly native ore, with small portion of
Missouri ore.
William D. Trago has commenced new
residence, on Portsmouth Street, between the
new planning MILL and the residence Of Mr.. 0s-
born.
james Rockwell has bought q lot adjoining
the Presbyterian Church lot ON the east side of
it, and is fitting up neat little frame residence
upon .it' r -.r.H.H We.
Orange Furnace is getting ready to go into
blast again. While the Furnace is idle, the Store
is doing the business. This Store never blows
out, Call there when you come to Court, ,r
When you want Drugs Medicines, Paints,
Oils, Dye Stuffs. Glass &C., do not forget to go
or send to the Drug Store of Euos Reed s. Bro
Portsmouth Ohlo.
do not forget when you come to Court
next week, to call and pay for the STANDARD, il
you are now taking 1t. If you are not taking
it, call and subscribe. Only 51.5O per year.
--Graham'sis is the place to get your tinware.
Do mot forget the place. 1t is on the corner of
Pearl and Broadway, between Miller's Drug
Store and the Postollice
See notice of the Treasurer In our paper
this week. When you come to town to pay your
taxes, put an extra dollar aud a half in your
pocket, and call and pay for your STANDARD.
View In jamestown Addition few days
ago, and noticed that several new residences
have been put up, and lumber hauled for some
others.
Sec advertisement of j. NJ Steele. "Milt"
Is bound to give the people bargains Call and
see his goods. Bargains can be ID there, and
no mistake. aa "' f..
1--we visited the Sabbath School at the NJ. E.
Church on last Sunday morning. There were
1S3 present. There we're 20 in the Bible Glass,
and they were still engaged in discussing the
question of the resurrection.
: There is talk that a mad dog was killed in
town few days ago. There wSssometAihg the
matter with it.
Better Kill about thousand dogs in this town
on suspicion. 1#
The Waverly WateAman brags about the
number ofdogs in W%erly. 1t is no use jack
son can beat Wnverly, or any other town. In the
NUMBER variety and worthlessness of It's dogs,
aud fling In forty-two dogs into the bargain.
The vacant lots between Main Street and
the Depot arc being fenced in. We learn that
John schweltzer will soon put up business
house and residence between the Depot and the
mill of Bum, Davis & Co.
Jesse s. Savage Of jackson township has
put up a neat residence in Ishams Addition in
the South part of town; and has the lumber on
the ground to put up another. They will be for
rent.
Mr.. A. A. Watson, of Orange Furnace, who
spent the winter in New Orleans for his health
has been nt home for some time. He Is able to
be out part Of the time, but his health is yet
poor. q s1
When you come to Court next week, If you
want to buy any goods, go to those stores which
advertise in the sFANDARD., And especially call
atthe store of James Trip, on Broadway Street,
short distance above the Postofiee. That is
good, safe place to trade.
la few days ago, in crossing the four acre
lot belonging to the Baptist Church, in the
South part of town, we found a land terrapin,
which had cut on the bottom of its shell tic
letters Mr.. Also the 11th of some month,
either May or Mar. but the year was not given.
Who did this, and when? ~ m 0'''*
-Mr. VIM. Warneke complains that persons
going to the new Cemetery tresspass upon his
grounds. This ought not to be done Why do
not the proper authorities provide good road
to the Cemetery Il Is almost impossible to
get there when II ia muddy 31'
I'VE were at the Depot the other day when
Mrs. Eleanor Price was brought back from the
Asylum. She had to be carried out of the car,
into the Depot. She Is no pelessly idiotic, and
not insane. This Is why they would not keep
her at the Asylum. She will be much trouble
and expense to the co unity. Where Is her
property? Will the Commissioners look af ftsfits