The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1883-12-13

the Jackson Bar, from physical standpoint, but
when he to dissecting the testimony, before
jury he causes great deal of discontinue among his
adversaries Benz. Branscomb jr. and Patrick
Delaney got into dispute the street near the dog
geries of John Bertsch and Lou Hollberg, which re-
suited in Branscombs beating his opponents face
considerably. Branscomb and a younger brother,
Rill, fined by Mayor James dollars and costs
each for fighting and the other for carrying
cealed weapons. In default of bail they went to JAIL
They afterward bailed out by their father.
Branscomb we believe is already under Indictment
at the present term of Court for racas of kind
Delaney was fined same amount A couple of young
ladies who have been ate.ng the trial in order to
get glimpse of the murderer, finally him
There he is,'' said one. (which one?' asked the
other. "Oh, that great big fellow with the black
mustache!' But the big fellow with the black mus
tache only sitting by Stevens guard. 1t was
Wes Delay, Court Constable, who sitting beside
Stevens.
SUNDAY.-No services at Presbyterian Church to-
day. Services at the Baptist Church While the
Jones brothers praying this morning, Stephens
shouted rufianly accusation, coupled with an oath
that they had sworn falsely against him. No doubt
this young man-who without the shadow of doubt
is chiefly responsible for the murder of Anderson
Lackey-thinks that everybody unfairly, be-
cause they told the truth-.....A French nobleman
after the Sheriff to-day for legal redress against
somebody who had ''stolen his wife," He claimed to
be in the show business and to have bear out in the
bear for companion, what the world does he want
with the old woman. Rev. w. d. Cherington,
writing to friend here, expresses himself as highly
pleased with his field of labor, at Newark. His
salary is twelve hundred dollars with fine parson
age rented for him "A tremendous congregation
greeted Rev. F. S. Davis tonight the NJ. E. Church,
and heard grand sermon. The closing hymn was
sung to the tune of Home, Sweet Home,'' the Gran
dali Quartette takeing the lead and the great
CATION joining. 1t grand and impressive music.
MoNDAY-Isaac Parry, Jr., spent Sunday with his
brother-in-law, Mr.. Dave Roderfck, of this place.
$500. Mr.. and Mrs. John Dill of Portsmouth, Wis
iting Mr.. Joseph Grace and family Giles Von
schriltz, of the Ironton Telephone EXhange, spent
Sunday among friends and relatives in jackson. Giles
is of our best young men, and we always glad
to him. William and Luke Jones sat Tor pic
lures to-day, at Cahoons. There to be JUS
tice floating in the air. hereabouts The notorious
AL. Castor 'salted to-day in the Court of Com
mon Pleas. Arrangements are being made for
Christmas entertainment for the pupils of NJ. E. Sab
bath SCHOOL, The School is doing finely under Supt.
Atkinson. Mrs. w T. Price, of Pearl street. had
aolly carpet-sewing party Tonight attended by the
following ladies' Mrs. B. f. Smith, Mrs T. j. Ed
wards, Mrs. S. S. Hawk, Mrs. Vine Jones, Mrs. Eben
Jones, Mrs. Fannie Martini Mrs. Ezekiel Jones, Mrs.
Charles Rhodes Mrs. j. H. Mackley, Mrs. Lib. Nc
Chung and Mrs. Harshbarger Among the displays Of
industry during the evening, Mrs. Fannie Martin
performed great feet in stocking making, manufac
turing complete pair by beginning at the ankles and
knitting downward. This is their year for new feet
Next year. by beginning at the ankles and knitting
the uppers, they will be again, thus by alternat
ing year to year, making the pair do
years more. 1t good lesson in domestic
omy.
TUEsDAY.-Caleb Hank is sick with fever. Cas-
convicted again to-day .Labe Stevens is
losing his temper since his conviction Labe should
be good His life should not be ugly in its latter end