The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-04-14

VIM. J.Montgome ~ and Andrew joyce who
each married q daughter of J.w. Hanna, for
merly this township, started to Missouri with
their families the fore part Of last week. ,.tgs
The audience who listened to the lectures of
Mrs. Lognley and Miss Bates at the Court House
on last Saturday night, was the most attentive,
orderly and well-behayed that we ever saw in
jackson. orin ANY other place. for that matter.
AT the examination of school teachers last
week there were Al applicants, and-only 10 re-
ceived certificates, and % were rejected. There
were no il2 months certificates granted Two
were for "a months two for Is months, and fif-
teerfor SIX months The following arethe names
Of the successful applicants: Thomas Mcclure,
VIM. G. Tyrrell, YIN. Thomas, David w. James
John W. Reed, James X. PiclSrcl D. Davis Evans,
John D. Brown, James L. Kinnison, L. W Lewis
Eva G. Holmes, Barbara Brown, Martha Row
land, Delescha V. Brown, Emma r, Brown, Jas.
w. Delay, Allen Stephenson, Sarah Sylvester
and AllliePoor.s ~ y q tF q -
There were written questions on Arith-
metic English Grammar and Geography. They
will be published next week. .a.. ss- ~
Samuel saylor, who has been resident of
our town for nearly twenty years, started on
Monday last for Kansas, with his family. Mr.
saylor was kind neighbor and good citizen.
7T0n. Tuesday morning we noticed that the
work of grading had been commenced on the
streets a number OF hands being at work.
--Rev.A. j. Buell., Pastor of the Baptist Church
In this place removed to Portsmouth last week
The Church here is now without any regular
minister. r..
The residence Of j. H. Bum, on Main Street,
was entered by burglar about one o'clock on
Monday night. The thief took the grating and
slsh out Of thcwindow which entered the cellar,
and effecting an entrance there, passed up into
ono of the rooms of the house. where he took
down small clock and stopped it. In taking
down the clock the key fell upon the floor, which
aroused Mrs BHnn, who was in anotherg room
She spoke to Mr. Bum, and he rushed to the
room only in time to See the thief make his cs-
cape through the garden, before he had time to
get any goods from the house. ..-4 t..-
The circus on-Monday was we'll attended,a and
WAS rs good as such shows are in general The
atompt to send up balloon was q failure.
When partly inflated II took fire Some thought
that those having 1t in charge, finding that it
would not initiate, set it on fire in order to get
out of a disagreeable dilemma. 1t was extIn-
gulshed with little damage.
Isaac Brown had a majority of SO over T. p
Sutherland for School Directoron Monday. The
real contest was between Brown and l. T. Mona
han. The Republicans generally voted for
Brown because they thought less OF Monahon
than they did of Brown.
Last week the advertisement of Watts q
Dickson was LEFT out Of the STANDARD. One
reason was, II brought In such crowd of eus-
toners that they could not stand the pressure.
We insert 1t again this week, to try It, They can
stand good deal; but they do not want the
people all to come at once.
We printed the Assessors blanks for Jackson
county this year, 5000 OF them, the neatest that
have ever been used In this county. They are
double the size of'those heretofore used. sThe
Assessors were here on Tuesday to receive blanks
and instructions. The following are their names
Hamilton, franklin Mccoy; Liberty, b. A. Far
rar; franklin Randall r. Russell; Jackson, Jas.
Modisett; Milton, Charles Fl. Goddard; Scioto,
Moses Hays; JeffcsohS Thurman ]. Phillips;
Madison, Evan Williams; Bloomfield, Thomas
Morgan ;Idcl, George b. Walterhouse; wash-
ington, Dudley Frazoe. 5-.....