The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-12-08

your own business" Mr.. Potter,
failing to secure his Willard Avenue
lot, has bought a lot and begun work
on building on the corner of Broad
way & Liston streets. Mr.. Wander
WORT is pushing on his new store
building with the intention of OPEN
ing new store as soon as practicable.
Messrs. Brown and Williams of Jack
son were in town on Tuesday looking
for a room in which to open drug
store. Mr.. Horton Of Jackson, also
was in town prospecting during the
week. DR.. Walmsley, late Of Ham
den, has opened an Office here, on
Fourth Street, and thinks Of remov-
ing his family here as soon as he can
secure dwelling. Something easier
said than done. Mr.. Van Pelt, attor-
ney of Jackson, formerly of Wellston,
thinks Of returning to his old home at
an early day.
Both the Messrs. Brooks have their
new buildings under fair progress.
DR.. Sylvester is having his "City Hall"
repaired and thinks of fitting it up for
offices, unless the embryo Masonic
Lodge can secure it for their meetings.
Mr.. Eubank has bought lot and is
putting up dwelling on the Coalton
road west of town. Jas. Clinch also
has new house under way in the
same locality. John Stanton, late Of
Wilkesville, has begun work on new
dwelling north of the school-house.
Evans Bros. have the brick on the
ground and propose to begin work on
the extension Of their store building
early this week. Peter Woolam has
new dwelling under way on Sturde-
want street.
The Springfield road is down to the
M. & G. crossing with their rails.
Coal Business is alive and active.
, Fluhart & Co. are hauling coal to the
cars, but hope to have the cars come
' to them at an early day.
We understand that the U. B. Pre-
S siding Elders name is Daniels not
r Price as we wrote last week. He will
be here on Sunday next for Quarterly
Meeting and big time is anticipated.
e The Brethren have begun work on
! their new church on the hill. We bid
them Godspeed. The Methodists
hope to get their church complete,
ready for dedication at New Years
The Catholics have fair in contem-
iie plation for Christmas week.
Public school summary for Nov. is
Il as follows: Primary Department.
9 Enrolment 1O3, Average Daily So
s. Per cent. 81. intermediate, Enroll.
. ment IS, Average 81, Per cent. of at
Ii tendance 93. Grammar School, En-.
/ rollment So, Average IS, Per cent. IS
High School, Enrolment 90, Average
tt IA, Per cent. 20. Monroe johnson, ot
E. Jackson, gave the school very wei
S, come visit on Tuesday. Mr.. Fry
,e Sup't, received notice on Wednesday
If by telegraph of the death of his cousin
r. Mrs. Sweptson, of Zaleski. Spelling
S, school at Wilson school house OF
d. Wednesday evening was well ATTENDED
l. despite the mud. Mr.. Barnhill seem
e. meeting with splendid success in hi
IN school.
as One hundred and forty-eight tons
to three hundred and seventeen pounds
ne the best run ever made by any fornac
o. in Jackson Co., is the report made. b
ne Wellston Furnace for the week end
ing Saturday, Nov. 26th. They ar
now running altogether on Lake Su
r. perior ore.
at Thomas Lucas and Geo. Copas, wit
he others, of Berlin, were out gunnin
Id on Saturday, and falling out tried t
On shoot each other, but their friend
preventing this amiable intention
by Lucas assaulted Copas with knif
in cutting him SO badly that his life
n despaired Of.
Te, Joseph Altman, of Eliza Furnac
rs and Eliza Browning, were married b
ntf Squire Bingham on Wednesday ever
ing at his office. Mr. Altman ev
IDENTIFY is partial to Eliza.
,1u The Partridge Bros, who have bee
~ conducting the jewelry and phot'
- graph business on Broadway, hay
~ ~ shut up, failing to secure payin
,1u patronage.
~ ~ The township election orjustice
~ " the peace will take place at Ne
. Years, to fill the vacancy occasione
~ by the expiration of the term of E.
IL LIZ Bingham, That gentleman, we b
~ lieve, viii be a candidate, and WI
we look after his fences at an early da
-, ~ Mrs. Cherington, Of Belpre, Obi
ie has been on a visit to her sister, MI
~ ~ R. W. Goddard, during the week, b
ii0 returned on Saturday. Jasper Dem.
=, sey, Esq, returned Oh Friday from
m ''n three-months trip to Arkansas. al
-, 'r' reports having had good time.
II Six Of our free and accepted masol
''9 visited their Hamden fellow-craftsmt
'o1 W. Oh Saturday evening, and report ha
~ ~ ing enjoyed themselves. The orga
'n1 1 ization of lodge here is slowly ly ge
1I %r ting into form. The greasy pole h
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