The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-02-05
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DIR. KITCHEN was in town Monday.
JNo. POTTER, of Wilkesvihe, was in
town Sunday.
THE book agent is abroad in the land.
Beware!
Mrs. V. H. BENTON was visiting friends
here last week.
J.E. GIMPERL1NG, of Dayton, was in
town on Tuesday.
DIR. HOWE, of Hamden, visited this
burg Saturday.
A SMALL black-snake was killed near
town last week.
ALLEN HEGLER, of Washington c. H..
was in town last week.
MAMIE CARRACI and Tillie RadcIff, of
Hamden, spent Sunday here.
JESSE WILLIAMS came out with a bran
new smile last Thursday. 1t is boy.
CONSTABLE BROOKS has resigned and
T. B. Patrick has been appointed instead.
THERE is some improvement in thu
state of the roads, but there is room for
still more.
Mrs. JNo. I. DAVIS, of Jackson, spent
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. E. B. Bing-
ham.
STEPHEN MORGAN, of Berlin, and T.
Jay Morgan. of Hamden, were in town
short time Sunday evening.
MEssRs HOOP and Bingham are deliv-
ering "Andersonville," the work for which
they took so many subscriptions.
HENRY HADKER, who has been on the
sick list for some time past, is again able
to get out and around.
G.. w. DALYRIMPLE, high sheriff of
Milton Township, has four warrants in
his hands. Better look out, boys.
THE shed before the building on Broad
way, known as the "old drugstore was
blown down last Tuesday night.
REV. J. G. HALL has changed his days
for services here, from the first and third
of each month, to the second and
fourth.
RUMOR has it that a certain young lady
Of this place has "taken boy to raise,
just because it is leap year. We can't just
find out, but we'll report when we do.
THERE was another of those Delight
full social hops" at the residence of Otho
Scott, ST., on Wednesday evening. Also
one at Mr.. Lasley's Saturday evening.
OUR hotel has again changed hands, G.
L. Monahan moving out on Monday and
A. B. Walker, who has bought the hotel,
moving in and taking charge of affairs.
F. F. SWANSON, the energetic agent for
the Singer Sewing Machine at this place,
has placed on sale at the Postoffice, sew
ing machines and all sorts of supplies
therefor.
THE matrimonial market at this point
is rather dull, though it is rumored that
one young gentleman has already been
to and accepted the fair suitor,
and another said he'd shave to ask ma
ED. ANDERSON was arraigned before
Esq. Bingham, on-Sunday, ON 2 charge of
a religious meeting at Cornelia
Furnace. Plea guilty. Fined five dollars
and costs.
MILTON FURNACE Co. have on hand
the largest stock of goods ever opened out
in this place. They have 10000 yards of
calico, and other goods in proportion.
Their store-room is ably presided over by
MI Jno. G. Vandervort, Col. Robert Hoop
and II. G. Lasley, Esq.
w. H. WATSON, the gentlemanly store
keeper for Wellston Coal and Iron Co.,
has removed his family here from Wash
ington G. H, moving into the house lately
occupied by A. B. Walker. MI. Watson
will indeed be valuable acquisition to
the society of our little town.
WE omitted to mention, last week, a
surprise party at the residence of H. G.
Lasley, Esq, on January 20, that being
his birthday. After very pleasant even
ing, the company separated at a late hour.
The occasion will long be remembered by
those present, especially so by Lively,who
will undoubtedly entertain visions of
"quince preserves.
WE have heard of paying in advance
for many things, but when it comes to
paying J. P. three days in advance to
marry couple, it beats REX.