The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1883-06-21
Corner Of Main and Broadway Streets,

day. seizing her by the arm and tearing her
| clothing. Sam. ought to have immeditely in
terviewed that dog with a shotgun. There are
! too many dogs in this town. No man in town
| has any use for dog, unless it be a hunting
| dog, and these never attack any one. shep-
| herd dog, penned up in town, is a dangerous
animal.
We met to-day Mrs. DIR. Caleb DuHadway,
| formerly Miss Mary Nelson. This lady we had
not seen for perhaps twenty years, yet SO gently
has time dealt with her that we recognized her
In moment. The Nelson family is the first
family with which we became acquainted on
moving to Jackson, and many pleasant hour
during our boyhood have we spent with the
Nelson boys. The old man, James Nelson, has
been dead for many years. Young Jim Polk"
is also dead. Annie is married, and living in
Illinois. Alonzo is also living in Illinois. AL
fonzo is in Iowa, and Tom. is in California.
Charlie Nelson used to be a typo in the Standard
Office, and was remarkable for the speed with
which he could stick type. He died, many
years ago, of consumption. 'Lb,' Mrs.
Brooks, is still living in jackson.
Yesterday Davy "Cub" came to town to get
his revolver fixed, for the purpose of defending
himself against persons who had been threat
enfhg him. He had been exposed to inclement
weather, and fearful of taking cold, he called
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spell of sickness. The "Doetor'' prescribed a
big bottle of whisky. While Davy was taking
his "medicine," armed with his revolver,
Officers Grifhths and Martin captured him, and
took him before Mayor James, with whom he
left something over seven dollars.
Davy claimed to be one hundred and forty
years old. We don't think the Ulcers ought to
be too hard on a man that old-although one
would think he was old enough to have more
than n a. ct in, ha in ho
was acting.
SATURDAY.
Ben. Ridgway, OF Wellston is in town to-day.
There were four dances in town last night
the principal one being at 10. Jolley's saloon.
Mrs. Brown, of Marietta, is visiting at the
residence of Mrs. A. B, Monahan. She was for
merly Miss Bert Nugent.
Miss Clara Geisler, of Galipolis, is visiting
the family of Otto Gier, on Main Street.
Elder j. P. Ewing, of the Christian Church,
Ripley, Ohio, was in town to-day, but left this
afternoon.
Last hight somebody serenaded Dave Warren
with volley of brick bats, at his "private resi-
| dence," over Rupp's Stove Store. 1t is curious
thing that Dave cannot "receive friends" with
out somebody becoming envious of him.
Some time ago we spoke of Dide, little daugh-
| ter of Horace Boggs drinking concentrated lye,
The child suffered severely from that time un-
| til Friday morning, when she died. The funer-
| al was conducted to-day by Rev. w. D. Cheering
| ton, end the remains buried in the old ceme-
! terry, jamestown.
Judge Miller received letter from Rev. J. R.
| Collier few days ago. Mr.. Collier is meeting
with success in his new field of labor, has al
had to- fI,a md
is healthy and happy, as the photo which he
| sent the Judge attests His many friends here
| will rejoice in his good fortune.
The low doggery recently started by John
| Rapp has distinguished itself already. To-day
fellow named True was making big noise in
the neighborhood of Johns "blace of peesness,' y
| when the police were called, and the noisy fel-
low was started on pilgrimage to the Gala
| boose. Becoming obstreperous, the fellow had
to be dubbed. Now that is very unjust feat
urs of the law. John Rapp is the one who
ought to be pummeled by. the policeman's mace
John has added to his trade as wagon
maker, the horrible business of making
drunkards, destroying families, and sending
souls to hell. John is ashamed of his business
| but the eagerness for money smothers his ideas
| of decency. John feels that he Is engaging in a
| very low, dirty business.
A steady, drizzling rain day.
Rev. W. D. Cherington preached at Mt. Zion
this afternoon.
Mrs. Vaughters, of Coalton was in attendance
at Church here to-day.
Miss Halle Lowenstein, who has been attend
ing school in Cincinnati for long time re-
turned home yesterday. Mr.. and Mrs. B. Kahn
came with her.
Elder z. W. Pagan preached powerful sermon.
last night and this morning, and conducted
love-feast and sacrament this. morning Blu
the crowning feature of his labors was the ring
ing temperance sermon tonight.
We called this afternoon to see John I. Davis
who had his leg broken short time ago, at the
Gibson House. We found Mr.. Davis in a won
, derfully cheerful mood, his limb almost entire
, 1y healed, and he is expecting to be in town il
few days.
MONDAY.
Hottest day of the season.
> We called to-day at the Music Store of Sum
mers & Horton. We found the handsome Ha
Summers officiating behind the counter, wher
were show cases filled with music and musics
- instruments. Horton was busy, in and out
| the store, up and down street, here, there, eY
> erywhere. In the cool, pleasant room, in add
tion to other instruments, were twelve fine o
n gans and piano. During our visit Miss AIDE
IT Matthews rendered some beautiful music upo
If the piano. The new music store is quite pop
10 lar especially with the young folks. Summe
sr & Horton have new form of piano stool whic
le it would pay everybody TO go and see. Call
lie their fine store on Main Street, and examil
es their beautiful musical instruments.
% TUESDAY.
as W. A. Walden and family, of Steubenvil
are expected in on the mail this afternoon.
ms Mr. and Mrs. George A. Smith, left for Colul
ut bus this morning. Mrs. Smith was former
We Miss Belle Biery.
~, Mrs. D. Maclkley and Mrs. H. ]. Carr went
~ day to Bellefontaine, Logan County, to atte
a Convention of the Women's Christian Te
perance Union.
he IT cannot make any difference to Te
1t: perance men generally, whether the p
hibitionists run a ticket or not Eve
Temperance man may vote as suits
party affiliations, in other matters, a
al yet conscienciously vote for the secol
' %, or Prohibitory clause, of the propos
Amendment.
tile THE Star Organization Will meet at Winchester