The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-02-10
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.


LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
EDDIE, son of Chris. Bertsch, is i'll with diphthera
-AsBURY WILLIAMS and wife have new baby.
| JAMES B. HOWE went to Richmondale on Monday
ASA A. FAREAR is selling goods at Huron Furnace
JOHN NADER has left olendorrs and returned te
Chillicothe. Johnny Motz takes his place.
/ IF Peter Pickrel jr. and Barbara Bertsch moi
married, 1t is not the fault of the gossips
! JOHN Doss has quit running the engine at the
Globe Slope John went to Springfield on last Friday
WIN. F. OWENS is Isuccessful hunter. He also
| demonstrated last week that he is a successful
ssetter., st4
| MISS JENNIE MALoNEY has gone to Fayette County
to live with Miss Annie Roberts, who very low with
consumption.
OUR ice dealers cannot complain this winter rs Ice
foot thick has been lying along the creek banks in
great abundance
WITH the assistance of Mayor Aleshire, Sheriff
Cherington recruited his number of pets to
on Saturday evening.
CAyErT's fine business room is being touched up,
ready for occupation a store-room by Mr.. Stern
berger, of Dayton.
JAMES DAVIS, father of Rev. F. s. Davis has deed
ed his farm to Mr. Clark, his son-n-law. Mr.. Davis
is now about IA years OF age.
W. &C. DRArKR of Portsmouth, was In Jackson on
Thursday Those Portsmouth folks like to 10 ok
at a live town once in while.
On last Sunday morning W. F. Hale, the Druggist,
had fine canary bird. Now he hasn't. A cat, how
ever, had dne Sunday breakfast. tgfy
THERE have been six accessons to the M.
Church-excusive of the little children who Joined
nm here ayeh heen two tscOnyersOngo
WE learn that Mr.. Branson, brother of John Bran
son, will go into business in the room occupied
by C. NJ. Williams Drug Store.
JOSEPH SHROPSHIRE In town last week visit
ing his many friends. His son William has been
married for long time, and Joseph is now grand
pa.
THE grounding just got ont and wallowed all over
his shadow this locality He donbtless went back,
Immediately. II he did not, he is frozen grounding
before this time.
THE junior editor of the STANDARD attempted on
Thursday night to throw a back somersault the
ice and breaka finger, at the same time, and came
very near succeeding in both.
THERE came near being fire at the residence Of
John L. Ramsey, Saturday morning. The blaze
discovered and fxtinguished before it became
necessary to call out the Fire Department.
THE coal men came near getting ahead of the coal
remaining unloaded at Springfield and every that
could be obtained at this end of the road full.
WASH. w1sEMAN has demonstrated that he is not
wise-man, and Jack Hope has demonstrated that he
Is almost without hope. These men think good
deal of Mayor Aleshire and call on him frequently.
{ CONDUCTOR FISHER elected couple Of roughs
from the train between Oak Hill and Cross Roadson
Saturday evening. They commenced stoning the
train, but nobody was hurt. shotgun would have
been good medicine for these lads.
JEFF. EDWARDS goes out ofethe First National
Bank, and Hiram Dickson goes in, as Assistant
Cashier. The confinement of the business is danag
ing Mr.. Edwards health, but Hiram afford to fall
away three four hundred pounds before he gives
in.
WELL, well. VIII wonders never 'cease9 On last
Thursday night, Tip Gillespie and Alice Wollam
went to the NJ. E. Parsonage, and were married by
Rev. W. ID. Cherington. Tip has escaped the women
for long time but has had to give in last. And
right good husband Tip will make, too. Alice is
good girl. @SeBi
ONE day last week little child of Mr.. Miller, the
picture man, of Main and Church Streets, in
jured of its eyes in The eyeswelled
and began bleeding, and 1t at first thought that
BETTER and the sight will destroyed The
Of the injury is unknown.
REV. E. W. LLOYD, of Broadway Street Baptist |
Church, has been conducting series of meetings
,ome time. Mr.. Lloyd feels encouraged in his work.
Quite interest is manifested by his congregation,
md there have been several-some half dozen we be-
feve- -accessions to Membership, and tmmersions. |
Mr.. Lloyd Is young man, and enthusiastic reli- |
yious worker.
THE good ladies of town never to tire of +
work. One good-natured lady was pass
ng along Portsmouth street, Friday, on her way
% the Missionary Tea, carrying a basket, and other
hings. In fact he had such load that when Mr.
Wykle's residence, she compelled to sit right
Town on the icy pavement, and rest.
FRIEND informed us th at we were mistaken last
week in saying that young couple in this town
'slippedo away from the old folks and got married.
BE AYERS that they didn't slip." We will add that it
s very strange thing IL they did not, almost
else in town did at time during these
hree or four weeks of solid ice. We stand corrected
DIR. B. F. KITCHEN has purchased the coaa mine of
Milton McKinniss, near the Price Mines. The Doc
ors sons Frank and William, will operate the mine,
md make speciality of the retail trade. This is rep
esented excellent quality of the famous Jackson
Hill Coal. The Doctor is in no immediate danger Of
reezing to death, he farm in Madison town.
hip which rests on great mass of coal.
On Wednesday evening of last week, = couple of
all, wen-known ladies were their way 10 Church,
md when the building one of them suddenly
ound her feet gone roaming through space. Quickly
egaining her footing she said: ''You know. Fanny,
through much trip-ulation shall you enter King
lona, ETC." "Yes" said her companion, land began
o think going without money and without
'rice.'n
DAILY services have been held at the Christian
jhurch, on Broadway Street, for some weeks. Elder
1. p. Ewing. who has charge of this Church, feels
ratified the result Of his labors. The meetings
lave been largely attendedfrequently trying the
'acity Of the building. deep interest has been
both by the membership and the attend
ng congregation. Since this series of meetings be-
IAN, there have been thirteen accessions to the
3hurch Membership. The meetings will continue
Turing this week, and possibly longer.
Mr. Ewing, the Pastor of this Church-known as the
Christian or Disciples of Christ-is young man,
arrest Jealous worker, and of marked ability.
t is a part Of our creed tnat God helps those-and
My those-who help themselves. Mr.. Ewing has
armed success by his Ministerial abors and 1t gives
Is much pleasure to note that is crowning his
forts.
AT the children's prayer-meeting at NJ. E. Church
N Sunday afternoon large number of little chill
marched forward to the altar and Joined the Church.
was touching spectacle: III
and most effectual Alternative medicine
known or available to the public: The sci III
ences of medicine and chemistry have never III
produced so valuable a remedy, nor one so
potent to cure all diseases resulting from
impure blood 1t cures Scrofuia ana
all scrofulous diseases, Erysipelas,
Rose, or st. Anthony's Fire, Pimples
and Face-grytbs, PiIstules, Blotches,
sBoils, Tunlors, letter, Humors,
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