The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-11-04
LOCAL BRETITIES.

Rev. H. 7. Lawson will preach at
the Methodist PFotestaht Church on
next Sabbath night, Mr., Lawson is a
member Of that denomination, and is
said to be- . minister of ability.
There will festival at the City
Hall on this Thursday night, the pro-
ceeds of which will be applied for the
benefit of the Pfesbyteian Sabbath
School Admiqapee fifty cents All
are Inyitedil a. -aOAAAA
.ArvWeyregret to learn that Andrew
Long, one of the oldest and most re-
spected citizens of this place, is dan
geTously Sick withlyphbid- fever, and
his recovery is considered very doubt
an sa3 7gui1 3 E 10 ~ ll' 2 t"' .~fE
lul' bsyi9Est vfb ll9 kua'.tl6 aie4 l.t 81. tTg
The new brick building being put
up by R. WT0heA pn the gid Ameri-
can. House site, will soon be up, the
walls now being asihigh as the top of
the doors. o. l's's-a - 10 Ssf9 '. ~
Grading is now going on upon the
east end of Broadway Street, hear the
shop of David Lewis. GAEeA !
Ave mehtiJ,ed last week the case
of Mr.. Duck6rii Who was seriously in
jur, dlbytbe,ahing Of slate in the coal
mine at Fulton Furnace. Mi. Ducker
is still living, but there is little hope of
his recovery. He resides in the long
building on Main Street, at the lower
end of town. We called 10 see him on
Tuesday. He appears. 70 be a respect
able man, and has q family They
came here recently, and there has been
much sickness in the. family He had
just commenced work when this terri
BILE accident befe1l hin. lie is out of
means Let the benevolent in this
Christian community it thatthese
deserving and distressed Strangers do
not want. We know that it is only
necessary to- call the attention of this
community to the facts, and the people
will DO their duty "
Indian summer is now here. The
Dightsare cold, but the days are gIo,
rious W ''g o" t.,-... I, .,.,,,. =. Ext.
s't-ThereAwas fine display of Auro.
ra Borealis.om last Sunday night. .ra2
-There istalk-pf commencing work
at the coal mine known as the Slope,
and agohlk u Ae.cq@meueepeat q
another furnace. We will keep. pql
readers posted, as soon as anything L
done, nlsv,i H.-Iur
THE following are the proceedings il
the Probate Court of Jackson county for the wcrl
ending on Saturday iast.' q '''
bas B,.,f MARRIAGE tipRNsEs. s t.si
Stephen G. Harm on and Rebecca E. Foster
william T. Arthhrahd Rachel Davis. .."
John W. Butcher and Mary e. Kaufman. ao
Stephen Harris and Nancy Rust. ls4
John Stanley and Mary E. Hill. ~
Aaron Watson and Elizabeth Anderson > "
Zone lieease issoea shieN We are requested
not to publish.) -...r
siIscELt1NEoUs.
State Of ohio Ex. Rel Thomas Williams VS.
William Conner. Habeas Corpus. Williams ]
guardian ofhls grandson, aged nine years, ant
he claims that defendant restrained said child
and he asked for custody. Conner denied til
restraiuts Custody Of child given to Williams
he, as guardian, paying the costs, S24 49,,
Will of William j. Johnson proven and DC
tavIa j. johnson and Samuel H. johnson ap
pointed executors Bond s1,OOe,
One account 6led. ,yrfAG gg4AHp
Fourteen accounts settled.
To Coal DIGGERs.- advertise
rnent Of coal dlggers wanted at zaleoki. Thl
company Is good, and what ever is promises
will be fully complied with. = .,
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NEw music for sale by L @. Rock
well, jackson Book Store. "By the Love O
Other DAYS, "SIng to Ne, Robin" u. Y. /.
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S List OF Letters t-ag
Remdiaiag in the Post Office at Jackson Q. IL, OH
Ock 81, 1869. ... -.s
Adams Ellen Jones Thomas
Anderson Maggie Johnson ! Z III.
Andrews James s Keshener Michael Ni
Baxter Richard 2 su' KFatzeFa Mary ae.@