The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1883-01-04
DAILY OBSERVATIONS.

put In an appearance at the lns litute to-day eS
terday drunk man was lying on Broadway Street
late in the evening, when an Attorney who has al
Office near by awoke the man and told him to get up
as 1t was too cold place to sleep. The man rolled
over, looked around, and seeing the lights In thu
business hoases remarked "Oh, guess I'll lay still
till daylight. 'Taint light enough fur stores to
out lights yit!"......A party was given to thu
young folks tonight at the Isham House, in henol
of Misses Cora and Matte Ellis of Ironon, who hav
been visiting here for several days said las
week that Charles Caudle was in jail. He was only
in Jail short time when he taken out, and, thu
evidence not being sufficient to sustain charge o
burglary, he was allowed to enter plea of guilty o
larceny. He fined, gave security, and, we under
| stand, has skipped"
WEDNEsDAY.-E. D. Meacham is limping upon
sprained ankle, caused by tripping upon the rough
payements of jackson. Some of the pavements might
be improved in spots. Our telephone bell rang
this mornfng, and recognized the musical voice o
Prof. John Hank, away up at the mine of Mohler
Kessinger-formerly the Warth mine. We are al
ways glad talk John by telephone, but like tc
talk to him better when can take him by the hand
The lecture of Rev. j. R. Collier at the Institute
tonight attracted large audience 1t always pays
to hear Bro Collier. Mrs. William Mutt, of La
trobe Furnace was in town this morning VIM
field Scott, of Coalton, was in town to-day Mrs
1sham, wife of "the Telephone Man," who has been
away a visit for several days. has returned
There came being fire at the residence of j. w
Beyron this morning. cinder from the chimney
fell upon the roof igniting it, but the blaze dis
covered by some one from the Court House, who ran
down and notified the family, and the fire extin-
guished without turning in an alarm. Our old
friend Robert Patterson, of Hamden called at this
office to-day. Miss Carrie Monahan, who has been
at Columbus for time, is in Jackson to-day at
tending the wedding of her sister Jose. and Quin
Branson The friends of Capt. Tim Evans learned
with joy, this morning, that he is better and In
fair way to recovery. John Robbins Esq, young
Pike County Attorney, who formerly attended school
here, is here visit, to-day John, we're glad to
see you'll. noticed man this morning, hard al
work, shoveling dirt into a wagon, near Beyron's
new shop-he was working hard. Somewho saw him
displayed by the laborer. But were not surprised
that man always works that way. 1t John
Smith. Mrs. Baird and family have moved into
the house recently vacated by d. c. Murfn Ports
mouth Street. There was "case' before Squire
Bakers Court to-day, which would be disgrace to
any Court, and If 1t should result In clubbing OF
two, it would not be great public calamity. Ste
phen NJ. Trpp, of Hamden, was in lown o-day.
The pigs and geese are turned out again. The geese
are just as nasty and the pigs root as vigorously as
before they were penned up I'VE acknowledge the
receipt, to-day, of beautiful and useful Christmas
gift from dear little friend Miss Matte c. Rice
James Nunnally now owns and occupies the big
Heidsick building Portsmouth Street, near Main.
II. H. Marshman & Co. have ordered telephone
instrument. This will be quite convenient. A man
may sit at home and order his coffin sent around to
his residence Our old friend John T. Moore, in
his remarks at the Institute tonight gave excel
him pretty.
THURsDAY.-A light falling this morning
continuing at intervals, during the forenoon, but
melting fast falling Charles Rhodes is in
Coaton to-day. d. Mitchell aud Morris Stern
berger came down On the Accommodation this
morning. Been away business Miss Lizzie
Monahan is here having come to attend the wedding
Of her niece, Jose. There are only four persons
now confined in the County Jail. This must make II
exceedingly lonesome about the Jail building now
-. The scale of Justice seemed to be considerably
out of balance in this town to-day. We met an at
torney who was looking for officer to serve writ
The Marshal and Constable were ont of town on bu
ness, and the only officer to be found was FIR AMI
Bertsch, special policeman and Frank claimed tina
he is criminafoficer and could not writs il
civil cases. As the attorney happily expressed it
the court was without executive officer Franl
Shutter called on business, to-day 49,. William
son Seurlock, Esq. of Winchester, is among the Wis
itors to town to-day. Armpstead Scurlock, Esq.
and Mr.. W. n. Handley, called at this Office to-day
Mr.. Handley's daughter May, is attending the In
sttute. She used to teach in the public schools o
Jackson, and is now teaching at Franklin Tow
House Among the callers at this Office to-da!
| were Misses Moie Ryan, of Belpre, and Fanni
Long, of this place There is general turnout
the fair sex to-day 1t is not often that man.
handsome and fnely-dressed ladies seen upon tn
streets In afternoon there this afternoon
.....J John Il. Rowland and family in town, at
tending the Institute. B. B. Evans Auditor, wen
down home on the mail train this afternoon Now
| as the moonlight disappears, begin to long agai
| for the Electric Light. r. R. Bane and family ar
visiting at DR.. Ewing's.. Joseph Warren-of tn
| firm of Parry. Warren & Co., Oak Hill-and family
are attending the Institute.
FRIDAY.-Morning came dull and wintry 49,. Mis-
Gertie Shropshire, of Samsonville, in town Jos
| Warren and family went home this morning. Joh
l Warren came up this morning, from Oak HILL.
Prof. G. A. Lackey called this morning. Mrs
David q. Martin is dangerously III with pneumonfs
| -. Miss Maggie Mcclure is visiting Mrs. g.
Rice to-day Mrs. Noah j. Dever, of Portsmout
is visiting friends and relatives in Jackson. Tn
| Institute has been largely attended, nearly ever
teacher in the county being present. At the In
| stitute tonight Prof. Hank and Misses Mary an
| Maggie Knox treated the audience to some fine sing
ing-such singing only these parties can furnish
| SATURDAY.-Miles Rigdon, of Coalton. was in tow
to-day. Mr.. Rigdon, with his family, is stayin
with his mother and step-father, Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Vaughters. Mr.. Vaughters has been dangerousl
i'll for some time.. c. j. Nelson, of Flat p. o.. ws
in town to-day. We had talk with Marsh;
Owens to-day, in regard to the hog and goose ordl
nance. The Marshal declares that he win enforce tn
ordinance, and will Immediately begin the putin
up of hogs and geese found running loose And "
say go in Mr. Marshal, enforce the ordinance or Il
1t be stricken from the books The boys are takin
their New Years to-night-crackers are popping, an
| rockets flying.
SUNDAY.-A clear beautiful day. .Te-day A.
Long retired Superintendent of the NJ. z. Sabbat
School, after holding that position for seventeen col
| secutive years. The School presented him tn
morning, token of appreciation of his service
McClintock & Strong's Cyclopedia of Ecclesiastic
Literature in ten volumes. This work was presen
ed in an appropriate address by Rev. W. D. CHEERING
ington. Mr.. Long responded, in feeling manne
The total attendance at the NJ E. Sabbath School du
ing the year 1882 10l23. Average attendance,
WIN Ferguson, of Portsmouth, is visiting Il
family of A. D. Crossland to- day The wife of
Pierce, of Scioto township, is dead.
MoNDA1.-Happy New Year......A slight sno
falling this morning Prof. James E. Kinnis'
called this morning. He is going, with Mrs. kim
son. visit his fathers family during this week.
, o. S. Miller called this morning. Mr.. Miller w
start tomorrow visit to Detroit, Michigan.
I We acknowledge the receipt this morning, of t
Happy New Year." card of Davies & Tripp, Edito
journal. Here's to YOU" gentlemen! May y
live long and prosper. r, W. JONES' of Oak Hill
spending "New Years. in Jackson. The Hibe
nian Ball tonight was largely attended and jol
O good time was had Mr.. WILL Smeltz, of Carrot
is visiting his relatives, Judge Trip and family.
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