The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-12-01

stimulates it here.
Marshal Campbell has moved his
barber 81 gn around on Broadway and |
is ready to shave all who may apply.
Mr.. Morrison, jr., who for time was
in the shop on the corner with his
father, having gotten tired Of metro
politan life has returned to Cincin-
natl. Eli Brooks has severed connec-
ton with Campbell's saloon and is
about to remove to Athens, where he
has bought out David Edgar's saloon
business. Eli Dunklr. Of the former
firm of Potter & Dunkle, has severed
connection with the Comet Coal Co."
and thinks of going west, to Colorado
we believe. The vacancy Is flied hv
M} Thomas Burus
Tae public seHool h-3 holiday nn
Thursday, and examine .o6 on Friday,
Attendance abort the -ama. MAY be-
moi quite so GOOD IN the lower rooms.
whlch are first 30 feel iae effects ol
bad weather. The only figures IN our
reach lt present for ,he month are
those Of saa Grammar School. En-
rullmen5-Doys, IS; daily average. 2t.
Girls, 80; average, q. Total enroll
ment, SO: average, 45; per cent. Of
attendance, III. Examinations en-
couraging.
Quite II village Is growing mp around
Scott & ThornhilI's coal shafts, Il miie
west Of town. We notice eight new
dwellings in progress or completed,
and business has just begun there.
Mr.. Pavey has laid out new town a
mile south Of Wellston. on the Berlin
road. and lots are now for sale. The
narrow-gauge road branch is done,
or nearly so, and the road-bed of the
Springfield road is ready for the rails
as far as Eliza Fluhart & Co. are
ready to do heavy coal business as
soon.as they can get the cars. James
Palmer, Manager, claims that they
will have one Of the best conducted
mines in the county. The outlook
for the coal business everywhere is
good. "Corse" is still growing, and
business developing, and all indica-
tions point to splendid future for
Milton township.
Quarterly Meeting by the q. B
Church at the school-house on Decem.
Der 10th and 18th. Rev. Mr.. Price
presiding elder, will be present, and {
good time is anticipated. Report.
say, too, that the Devil is about tt
start another church-beg pardon
saloon, on Willard avenue. Christian
plant feeble societies in faith, and wa
ter them with tears, and see littl,
fruit. The synagogues Of Satan spring
up spontaneously. Is it true, afte
all, that we are as prone to evil as tn
sparks to to fly upward? 1t looks so
The DEVILS one good work demands insertion,
He has the saloon-keepers in reversion.
Notices were posted around town OF
Saturday calling on all friends O
poor downtrodden Ireland to NEE
at the Catholic Church, to expires
their Indignation at the treatmen
Irish agitators receive at the hands O
the Government. The meeting con
sisted of four men and boy, and tn
Indignation didn't hurt the British
lion much. 1t is our opinion that til
worst wrong from which Ireland suf
fers is the failure of the Governmen
to decorate that famous sour appl
tree" that was to have been the fina
doom of Jeff Davis. but wasn't, An,
which we don't think will ever bea
tfuiteau, despite the insane rawlings o
the Commercial, with Parnell aud
dozen or two Of his brother blather
sixties who have gotten rich on th
earnings of Irish workinemen, an
we suspect the intelligent, hard-work
ing Irish citizens Of Wellston are
many Of them, Of the, same way o
thinking. VIII the Irish never for
get the Boyne? Scotland has forgot
ten Killiecrankie and Culloden Moon
The time may come when Ireland vii
forget the Boyne and the South Ap
pomatox, but it is not yet Americ
has drawn all It's law and government
al ideas from England Anglo-Saxol
pluck and vitality is making their
the master race Of the planet. VIII
can not Ireland throw in it's lot wit
the current Of modern life an
thought? Why fight longer for NE
di@val life, medieval theology an
laws? 1t seems clear where all intel
ligent Americans shs I'D be found.
We too heirs of Runnymede
And England's fame
And England's blame
: Are not alone mothers.
MERCURY.