The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1882-11-30
DAILY OBSERVATIONS.


Louis Snlder's Sons, Cincinnati. sailed in upon
this evening Broadwell is of the most pleasant
gentlemen ON the road We have been Informed
that Rev. Gum will shortly Mail Agent on the
Narrow Gauge, making his stopping point at Well
ston, instead Of Jackson. Miss Mary j. Knox left
to-day on extended visit to Centreyille. Ethan
Owens is expected at home Col. Hurlbut's
lecture Court House tonight well attended
The Col. humorist, and everything passed off in
the funniest especially the crowd about the
time the collection was taken up. {
wEDNEsDAY.-John Smart and Andrew johnson
making opening for an elevator from Dungan's
Store mp into the Standard Ofce. David Davis and
wife have new girl baby WILL Baird is in town.
He has been in Jacksonville, for some time There
is report that E. W. Mitchell is the sick list this
morning. Mrs. Owens ("Aunt Bettyo is quite i'll
this afternoon .Wtte the jeweler, has Just put up
the prettiest sign in town. The I'D. D." Society
are busy, importuning their friends to purchase
tickets for the Japanese Tea Party. There seems to
be escape from the fair peddlers. The best thing
to do is to buy the tickets Our old friend John
Garrett called evening and had the Standard
sent to his son Isaac, who is in Missouri.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cloudy, but very frosty
Tom Delay has removed to his new stable owned by
Mr.. Miller, near Broadway Uncle Johnny Burt
has removed to his large new building. corner of
Pearl and Portsmouth Streets .....Bil jackson
victed last night of shooting his wife Mrs. Mary
Jones, wife of Charles JONES' left this morning for
visit to her sons Clayton and William at St Louis
She perhaps visit other relatives in the west
fore her return. Her hosts of friends jackson wish
her safe and pleasant journey James Remfry.
Robert Ramsey and Pat. Varey, with outfit of guns
and hounds went to Irwins Station this morning for
grand rabbit hunt M. G. Keenan, and wife, and
Thomas w. Patterson, went to Chillicothe to-day.
Mrs. Graham will shortly remove her Queens
ware business to the room lately occupied by Mr..
Nickel on Broadway Street The School children
are taking up collection for the purchase of new
for ha Qchn IL huf1d T1o
tired Of the dull thud of the old This is sex
animation day. In the Schools W. Bannon and
o. Md6Fe, of Portsmouth, are in town Charley
DickasoH has torn away the old building, on Ports
mouth Street, formerly occupied by the widow Wag-
'ner. :. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer @. Powell have new
ytri baby This is case where the Prosecutor will
yladly enter nole If the will only hush
t up.". l. Marshal Owens was out in the country
md arrested gentleman of color named Foster, who
will perhaps figure further in Courts Soire
dcCung is having big Court to-day having hand
everaI complicated cases. But the Squire will get at
he bottom iof facts "A man is offering for sale,
pon the streets, wooden that said to possess
medicinal properties, in that they made
water taste bitter, when drank from them. Uncle |
Johnny McKitterick examined them carefully, and |
expressed surprise that, after living in this world
eventy years. man should come around and tell him |
hat the to be healthy is to drink water out
II anything but a wooden cup.
FRIDAY.-Mrs. Burke's house, near the School |
L NJ Evens and A. W. Long went out to the Rice set
lement this morning, to put up granite tomb-stones
It the graves of Mrs Eyens father, and the late Will
am Rice. George Sank, of Waverly called this
morning and left order for lot of printing for
Thompson Sanks Minstrels. George used to reside
t this place Miss Annie Phillips of Oak HILL is
n town. Our old friend Robert Raston is tender
y nursing sore wrist, which he accidentally cut
vith hatchet 10. Jolly was this morning get
ing hand patched up which he had accidentally
d. ~1.1 &rl
own to-day to answer charge preferred by Earl
The Marshal arrested Earl in Coalton,
vhen Earl expressed belief in his ability to clean
'eter out, If the insignia of Office thrown aside
t is claimed that Prater gently and lovingly laid
side his Official robes-when Earl forgot that he was
he fellow who wanted to fight, but came to town and
lad Peter arrested for provoking breach of the
eace something of that kind. The matter was
rought before Squire McClung. We learn that
. B. Howes good lady has presented him with fine
lew girl baby. Mrs. Howe is Postmaster, and Jim
always admired her promptness in delivering the
aails-but This is the first female.
sArURDAY.-Sam. Sternberger in town. Mont.
'rasure, step-son of William Callaghan, died out
Vest. Remains expected here for interment..
dayor James returned to-day from Portsmouth,
there his wife and son are. Among the business
alters at this oce to-day John Harper of Lib
rty township, Jesse Wood, Banner, o., who paid
wo years. subscription to the Standard and Thomas
mith of Oak Hill. j. w. Bowen, of the Macarthur
IuqutTfT,
n town day Rey. NJ. D. Vaughn, and Mrs. Mag
fe Houlsworth and child, all of Galia County.
Allisonz Brown thrown from wagon, sustaining
severe cut on one of HIS ears. W. F. Hale dressed
lis wounds. .e - -
SUNDAY.-To-day fell the first snow of the season.
ontinuing for an hour or more in flakes of wonder
ully large size. During the week just closed,
udge Miller issued nine marriage licenses Miss
Lizzie Fell, niece of Joseph Grace is visiting Mr.
irace's family. There wedding this after
oon in the presence of Marshal Owens, Squire Ba-
er, Sam. Poindexter, and other invited guests
omposlng select circleof the Hiendsef the con-
racting parties The ceremony was performed at the
esidence of Thomas Ryder, the contracting parties
we're G. Wesley Mans, and Sarah Jane Dowell-eol-
red. Squire Baker offciated 49, There is a rumor
hat Rob. Ramsey, while hunting few days ago. shot
ONE kind Of fierce wild animal, resembling cata-
Mount, but failed to bring 1t in. Hold on, Robert
Keep your hands off that pelt! That's Jim Howe's
year!
MoNDAY-Geo. N. Butcher, of the o. s. R. R. is in
own to-day F. E. Duduit, of Portsmouth is Wis
ting jackson to-day Mrs. Graham is moving in
o her Broadway Street store-room. ......B. Harry
french has put down a pavement in front of his
property on Portsmouth Street,. H. S. Willard and
Allen Hegler, of Milton and Wellston Furnaces were
n town tonight. Mrs. Beatty has sold her resi-
lence to Mr.. Harbarger, and purchased DIR. Laird's
esidence DIR. Laird and wife are boarding with
heir daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. George
3lagg.