The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1883-05-03
DAILY OBSERVATIONS.

WEDNEsDAY.-Through some very cold weather
the blooming fruit trees generally uninjured,
though some have been nipped in spots. There
was wedding at the NJ. e. Parsonage this morning
the contracting parties being John Arm, Of Bucks
County, Pa and Miss Susie Brown, of this place
Rev. A. W. Long heard to-day from his brother, W.
c. Long, and his wife, at Cincinnati. DIR. Dawson
has amputated the cancer from the tongue of Mrs.
Long, and she was doing well. DIR. Dawson appre-
hends no further danger from the same
spoke last week Of operation performed upon boy
by Crumit Williams. In this we were wrongly in
formed. It should have read W. II. Monahan, instead
ofthe firm named. There was a big dance last
night, lasting pretty all night. at the Music
Store. Miller Long is in Ross County ts-day
Thomas Rogers thinks this is good place for cows
there no danger Of their being neglected. Thomas
cow came the other morning about six O'Clock. and
careful kind hearted had already MIXED
Tom wants 1t understood that he can milk his own
cow...-.The remains OF Mrs. Harrison Schellenger
were buried to-day.
THURsDAY.-Coal miners strike ended to-day by
the dificulties-or rather the alleged difHculties-
being adjusted and the men going to work Rev.
A. W. Long accompanied the delegation of Odd Fell
lows to Wellston to-day Among those who went
to Wellston to-day Charles Rhodes, of this sice
...J A. Calhoun of Wellston, called at the Stand
ard Office this morning Capt. Cole Gillian is in
town to-day G.. W. Miller has painted his Broad
way Street property all The old building
Of Pearl and Broadway evidently getting Its
second wind" 1t has for long time dsfgured that
portion of town. and people have longed to see it
moved and better building put up in its stead. But
just as it was beginning to tumble down, it
juvenated, by the addition of a new weatherboard
here and there and bids fair to stand the storms for
generation or two yet.....We see DR.. Kitchen the
streets again. The Dr. has been quite sick but is able
for duty again. We learn that the DR.. contemplstes
moving back to town again Mr.. Basqnill is con-
verting his old frame building Portsmouth Street
into fine two-story residence, which will greatly
improve the appearance of things in that vicinity
DIR. Drake of Leo, called at this Office this after
noon. The DIR. is one of those pleasant gentleman
whom we always glad to meet To-day is the
fifteenth anniversary Of the marriage of John D.
Mitchell and Isabelle Loft If the Captains crowds
Of friends in town had been posted to dates, they
would have made raid his pleasant residence to-
day, Belle vonschriltz has been sadly
afflicted with rheumatism for some days.
FRIDAY.-To-day was "tree-day," at the Public
Schools. Several days ago nearly fifty trees were
planted in and around the School grounds and
the planting celebrated with appropriate cere-
monies. Each tree was named after some American
poet Author, and the ceremony consisted of each
School marching around its tree-the students
ing badges bearing the of the author in honor
of whom the department had planted its tree. We
have not space to enumerate the names given to
trees. The colored school, under Mr.. johnson, gave
their tree the name Of Lille C. Darst Mrs. W. c.
Long has returned from Cincinnati. Elder 2. W
Pagan is in town to-day Miss Dsllie McGhee was
made the victim of surprise party to-day by large
number of her young friends The dancing-school
began tonight, at the Music Store few days ago
party buried infant in Potters Field, in the Gem
etery, placing the in street. The burying was
done without consulting the sexton.
SATURDAY.-Elias Morgan in town yesterday
Our old friend John Steele called to-day. Mr..
Steele is still hearty, wel-preserved old man, but
informed that his eyesight is failing IA
number friends Of Miss Minta Stephenson gave
her a surprise party tonight.
SuNDAY.-A beautiful ay......A large number Of
persons went to the Lackey farm to-day. The roads
in a terrible condition in places There great
excitement in town the Lackey tragedy. AT
NJ. Il. Church to-night Rev. W. D. Cherington deiv-
cred powerful lecture to young women. The lecture
will be published in the Standard.