The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1882-11-16
DAILY OBSERVATIONS.

WEDNEspAY.-Morning dull and damp Ode
Fellows hauling material to build partition wal
between their hall and the hall owned by Berry
Steele, in Commercial Block Mrs Rice and Mrs
Nancy Ewing went on visit to their brother, Mr.
Caleb Hank, at Chapman's Switch. Nj iss Franz
Swanson has removed her dress-making establish
ment to the Clark property on Main Street Moore
Atkinson have removed their Law Office to the room
over L. W. Frenchs Store o. S. Miller and wife
and W. D. Cherington and wife, Gallipolis at.
tending the wedding anniversary Mr.. Mrs. Fa-
W. T. Price is quite i'll and confined to his
bed. So. Yesterday girl at the New School House
threw rock and struck another girl named Veronica
Bennett daughter Of Stephen Bennett causing ug-
ly and dangerous wound. Girls, behave yourselves
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. NJ. Lake have a new girl baby.
Prayer meeting at M. E. Church tonight, led by
Rev. Gum, of Springfield, Ohio.
| THURspAY.-Alex. Criswel is suffering from fall,
sustained several days at Denny Burts building,
| near town, breaking of his ribs, and shaking
| him up generally .... Rev. Gum is endeavoring to
get renewed religious interest among the coored
people, who have pastor at this station
| Mrs. Hannah James, wife of Mayor James, is quite
i'll, and has been confined to her house for several
days We hear good story of Broadway Street
young man, who the innocent cause of some
alarm few nights ago. The ladies of the house heard
in the night tremendous scraping noise, and were
convinced that trying to break into the
house. Calling the young man to get up drive off
the robber, they apprised Of the fact that the
noise was caused Dy young man ScraLcn1ng n1m-
self-as he had just donned outfit of flannel under
wear. ...J. W. Beyron is hauling material for
shop on his lot back Of the Commercial Block.
Bob. Ramsey started out hunting, this morning, in
company with shotgun and two hound pups.
Katie, little daughter Of VIII L. Trpp, is quite i'll,
with some kind of fever Our old friend G. R. Nc
Carty called this morning. Mack is in his 74th year,
yet still looks hearty He is at present residing
Wetmore, Pike County but is the road good part
of the time, buying rags and scrap iron. We are al
Tav oils fn old rfand Mact Vacfa
Tom Delay sold nine mules -. Charley Dickson
has been up in Fayette and adjoining Countless SELL
ing some scrub cattle and buying better cattle and
bringing home. Charley believes we ought to raise
better grade of cattle in this County and he is right
.....Sherif Cherington has purchased another
rel, almost match for his pretty team of sorrels
The walls of Jones' new Music Hall went up several
feet to-day. The work is being pushed with great
energy and rapidity Grassland got home to-day.
......Hon. Wells A. Hutchins in town Walter
Jones, of Oak Hill is visiting friends in jackson.
FRIDAY.-Weather as warm as summer ..... DIR. Va
rian, of Coalton in town &c. Percy Rhodes went
to Washington Switch, to attend birthday party
given to Miss Gertie Shropshire by her parents
Hon. r. H. JONES' of Oak Hill, in town. Bob" want
ed to know If the action of the Ohio Legislature was
the of the recent political smash all the
country. We guess not. Sheriff Cherington re-
turned late last night from Washington, Fayette
county, with an insane man named Palmer, who Is
now confined in Jail. ...... Bill Owens, Evan Lewis,
Newt. Davies and perhaps others, went rabbit hunt
ing. long and fatiguing tramp, an industrious
search Result, two rabbits Rev. B. K. Douglas,
Agent for Baptist Encyclopedia called at Standard
OhceE. q. Wallace. wenston, ONO, called and
renewed subscription to Standard. Mccoy, con-
tractor for the JAIL in town. Work on Jail tax
ing fresh impetus. Wallace CALDWELL marble
cutter is upon the streets Win MS eyes WIN
glasses and handkerchief. Cause, granite getting
INTO MS eyes, blanche frlce anu Wine frice,
quite Ill from severe cold and feYer Al castor
has sold out his Main den, will open
kina OF an estapilsnment III nroao"ay'
SATURDAY.-Weather this morning partly cloudy,
and warm .G. W, G. Perry, of Rays, called at the
Standard Office Joseph Andres Sr of Liberty
Townshtn was in town TODAY He does not look
much older than he did twenty years ago.....w. W.
Pierce of sHowes Hin,'' the to-day, look
ing hale and hearty 49, AT noon to-day we observed
Uncle johnny steele snaKlng hanos Win oeoree y"
Adams ESQ., near the isham mouse. axe 10 'eitns
rapiuiy upon Mr. Aoams' ou. ."r ''eee' asiue I'm '
wnfte nalr ana peard, Woulo seem long ways iroin
being an old man John d. Davies Esq, OF Jeher-
son furnace, was on the streets To-Day. Ohe VINO
sees MI Davies pleasant smile never 1orgets
Mrs. Sher1f Cher1ngton is Flstlpg lrlehos anu reia
tives in Pike County-To-n1gh FRANK Freeman,
in Jail as an accompce in the Hull murder conciudea
that the insane man, Palmer-who Is Vlolent-"as
about to break through MS reemans) cell OARS, ana
devouT him. shouted for the guards to come and take
the obstreperous lunatic In Charge MIR. 1snam Is
working at the Telephone instrument In Rices store'
trying to get 1t to work This instrument has been
somewhat detective but Isham VIII soon nave IL all
right. Henry Martin walked through sky-l1ght
and battered and bruised himself up considerably.
SUNpAY-John Twaddle, of Winchester, attended
NJ. E. Church. We notice that John H. Cochran
Is building addition Of two rooms to his residence
near the Hanna homestead In the west part OF Town
Several young men were ON the streets with new
plug hats The plugs looked well-we mean Inc mats,
not the young men. Rev. w. D. Cherlngton
preached able sermon with 1.-THE Lords Prayer
for a text The choir at NJ. z. Church was quar-