The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1882-10-05
PERSONAL POINTS.

j, JOHN H, PRICE and wife have a new boy baby.
WILL. SHROPSHIRE is living in Hamden.
CoE BENNETT left on last Thursday evening for St
| Louis.
MAYOR JAMES went to Portsmouth Thursday
| evening.
| A.w. LONG quite sick for several days last
| week.
| SAM. PoINDExTER went to Cincinnati Monday
evening.
| MRS. J. A. ALEsHIRE has returned from her visit
| to the West.
CAPT. TIM. EVANS, of Coalton, was perambulating
about the streets of jackson on Saturday
town again last week.
Monday.
MRS. MARY AUSTIN, wife of A. A. Austin, was in
town over Sunday.
Miss JENNIE MALoNEY had quite a relapse on last
Friday, and was quite weak.
TON DELAY and wife have a fine new boy baby.
Congratulations, Tom!
PETE FISCHER has put new pavement at the side
Of his doggery, on Railroad street.
MISS SARAH DAVIS, of Oak Hin was visiting her
cousin, Annie Davis, several days last week.
srLAs E. BRooK1Ns is invoicing the goods in the
collapsed Huron Store.
HENRY oLENDoRF and John L. Davies went to
Cincinnati Sunday.
E.H. CLARE, of Bloom Furnace, son of j D. Clare
was In town over Sunday.
Miss NELLIE DRAPER, of Portsmouth, was visit
ing Miss Kate Bum last Saturday.
WE saw our old friend Sim. e. Evans, in Ironton,
few days ago. Sim. is looking well and happy.
CIV. c. PERRY has removed from Byers to Rays,
where he commenced school ON Monday last.
MRS. MILTON PHILLIPS and little son, Johnnie,
spent couple of days in town last week. visiting rel
atives.
MISSES MoLLIE BURNETT and Fannie Neiwvahner
went to Cincinnati Monday, buy a stock of Fall
and Winter goods.
HON. j. B. PAINE has been stumping Gallia county
for the Republicans and the Galipois Journal says
he has dsne good WON.
MRS. N. W. WARD, Of Springfield Missouri, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. W. H. Anderson,
Of this place. has returned her home in the south
west.
Mr.. FRANK SEAMAN, of Texas, SON of Mr.. Terwil-
Tiger of the South Street House, has been visiting her
for several days, but left on Saturday.
DIR. LEWIS c. LONG was in our Office last Thursday
anu palu IOr Tue SsdHudTd anOtner year IN ADVANCE
The DIR. has established a good practice at Longs
Cross Roads, in Milton township.
ELDER q. W. RAGAN preached at the NJ. E. Church
on Saturday night, and on Sunday-mornfng and
evening. Miss Pagan, his daughter, accompanied
him on his visit to this place.
WHILE going down on the train q few days ago, we
saw our old friend John Phillips. John don't look
any older than he did twenty years ago, and enjoys
hearty laugh just as well as he ever did.
FRANK SHUTTER went to Cincinnati one day last
week to the Exposition. He obtained employ
ment in candy factory, and will remain there. John
Davis this place. of Thomas Davis, is employed
in the same place.
WE noticed our young friend Miss Libbie Reed in
town one day last week, but this time she was in
fine barouche drawn by pair of beautiful horses.
The walking is not SO good as it was.
REV. W. D. CHERINGLoN and a number of mem
bers of his Church went to the residence of Mr..
Thompson, of whom we spoke some time ago being
dangerously ILL., to administer the Sacrament of the
Lords Supper. Mr.. Thompson resides a distance up
the Horse Greek branch of the o. s. R. R.
A FEW weeks ago Matt Evans was over in West
Verginia buing cattle. On the way to this county
with them he lost some ten eleven head. He went
on a searching expedition last week, and believe
he recovered but three head of them.
10. ANDRES and one or two other Republicans, not
having the fear Of the wrath to Gomez before their
eyes, attempted to poke fun at the parade at the
Townsend meeting on Thursday. Yet 1t finer
than at the Dan. voorhees, meeting three years
ago. and If the boys had butternut breeches and
led pennyroyal BULL they would have attracted more
attention than the voorhees, crowd.