The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-05-05
LOCAL. BRETIT4ES.

Blank deeds and mortgages, and revenue
stamps, can be had at the Recorders Office.
There was never finer prospect for fruit
than there is now. The peach, apple, pear
cherry and plum trees are loaded with blossoms
Rev. Mr.. Pratt, of Portsmouth, preached an
able sermon at the Presbyterian Church on last
-, Sunday night.
We saw our old friend Samuel Fouty esq,
OF jackson township, In town on Monday He
informed us that he is not Squire any more. He
said he had served for fifteen years.
--on Wednesday of last week, Mr.. S. II. Vim
son and family removed to Lebanon, Ohio. Mr.
Vinson and his excellent wife, made hosts of
fiendsduring their sojourn in our place.
The physicians of this county deplore the
alarming state of health this spring. This may
account for the death of the Jackson County
Medical Society.
Z Ezekiel Boggs Esq, aged eighty-three years,
died last week He had been resident of this
county for great many years. He was the
father-in-law of N. T. Cavott and George b.
Walterhouse, of our town.
Charley Adams, and his brother Edward,
sons of George NJ. Adams Esq, arrived from Mis-
souri, last week. Charley had been there since
last fall and his brother had been there for three
or four years. They are looking WELL and give q
good account of the country.
We called at Fulton Furnace on last Satur-
day, and found things all right. Fulton is now
making good iron. Jonah Jones is the founder.
Helsa younger brother of John NJ Thomas NJ.
and EzelSiel Jones. These men are perhaps the
best furnace men, in Southern Ohio
By notice in the STANDARD it will be seen
that the Andes Furnace company is organized,
aud VIII elect officers in short time This Fur
mace will probably be built at the Slope coal
bank, between town and the old Diamond Fur
mace. This will be ON the Hlllsboro railroad,
half mile below town.
I'VE saw DIR. Williams on the train on last
Friday. He is much pleased with his visit to
Washington City. He says all the authorities at
Washington showed much respect to the mem
peIs Of the Legislature, ard SO did all the Ohio
ans In the City, with the exception of Chief
Justice Chase. He did not call to sec them and
in noway recognized their presence.
We have often felt proud of the great liberal
tty OF the people of jackson. We had another
evidence of this disposition on the part of our
people on last Sunday. The Congregation ut the
NJ. f. Church was not so largo as is usual. But
q collection taken for the benefit of the superan-
uated ministers, their widows and orphans
within the bounds of the Ohio Conference,
yielded SiS 10. Mr. Bradrick remarked that this
only lacked two dollars of being double the
amount assessed by the Conference upon this
charge
The committee appointed by the Woman
Suffrage Association in this place, had a meeting
at the house of Mrs. Robbins on last Friday
night. They agreed to present the constitution
to our citizens individually, men and women,
and ask them to sign IT, After getting as many
names as possible, some social meetings of the
Association will be held either ut private houses,
or at public hall, as shall b. deemed most suit
able, at which meetings the question will be
talked over, and an attempt made to arouse an
Interest in the matter Then public meetings
will be in order, and speeches will be made