The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-09-15
LOCAL BRETITIES.

The Public Schools of Jackson commenced
on Monday last The following are the teach
ers; with the salaries paid to each c. p. Taylor,
$1,000 for school year. Amos p. West, $45 90 per
month. Lucy Boyd, $3S 50 per month"; Emma
Ford, $50 90 per month. H. Walterhouse, 500 90
per smonth. E. Carrick, $50 90 per month. j.
Booth, $50 90 per month.
Col. Elias Nigh, U. S. Assessor for this Dis
2 trict, was in town on Saturday.
Y The boys have a nice time playing base ball
on Sunday in jackson. Their oaths and yells
might be heard couple ctfsiles or so.
Rev l. D. I3radFfcSfz, of the M. f. Church, win
preach his last sermon fof this conference year,
on next Sabbath.
"A ]. Daniels has taken the contract for car
- ryIng the mail on the new route from jackson
to California Pike county. The mail service
viii commence the first of next month.
Some time ago we advertised for sale the
farm OF David p. Morgan, of Jefferson township,
Mr.. Morgan has sold his farm, and now he is
going to sell his personal property, on the Goth
inst.-next Tuesday. As he is bound to sell;
good bargains may be expected.
-one day last week the cars going down in
the morning ran off the track opposite Charles
Reeds, and several passengers were injured.
Mr.. Hastings had his face considerably bruised.
broken axle caused the accident
1T is thought that there will be ten thousand
people at the Sabbath School Celebration at this
place on next Wednesday. We have seen let
ters from both Mr. Bundy and Mr.. Chidlaw
saying that they will be present.
BE sure and come to hear Gen. Sherwood on
Friday night of thisweel.
There will be Sabbath School celebration
at Centreville on next Saturday. We expect tc
be there.
There was q very heavy rain in Liberty
township on last Friday evening The little
creeks were UP to the tops of their banks
The weather, as will be seen by pHr table
has been delightfully."- pleasant during most o
the past week.
Sec Games Chestnuts new advertisement.
The bonds recently issued by the Village o
jackson, have all been sold to Andes Insuranc,
Co,, at 05 cents on the dollar.
District Court commenced on yestcrds!
wednesday,
Court of Common Pleas will commence OF
next Monday week, the 2Gth inst.
Next week our paper will tc one day late
than usual, as We all want to be at the Celebra
ton. Do not call at the Postofilce until Thurs
day for your STANDARD
There is not much sickness in Jackson a
this time.
500 change In advertisement OF School Elk
amlners.
Wall & Bro, Who commenced selling cloth
ing here short time ago, have gvne back +
Wilmington. Cause, dull times.
The county Commissioners at their session
last week established the alteration of tn
county road below Portland, running it slon
the railroad from Thomas McNeel's to Monro
Furnace. This will avoid oil the great hills O
the old road.
The School Examiners last week granted s
certificates only rejecting 8 applicants out ofE
Rev, w. L. s. Clark has got into his new rel
idence near Mrs. Ford's School Honse, on sout
Street. Mr.. Ramsey is coming to his house +
town. Glad OF IT, Mr.. Ramsey is good either
II he is Democrat.
Pearl Street, near DR., MillOr's, is being cir
dered.
Mrs. DuHadway is having a new fran
building erected on the lot between Christla
Bertsch's bakery and Mrs Carr's millinery stor
Capt. Hurd is having fine frame residenC
built on the high bluff west Of the old damon
Furnace