The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1884-06-19

was being played. A short time ago sh
fooled her husband in like manner, ant
he was only paying her back to-day. -.
Treasurer-elect Reiniger is in town to
day -. This evening Johnny Farral
and Ben Edmunds, miners who work il
Longs mine, were near the Weighing
house, on Main Street, both drunk. Char
ley Byers was also around in that imme
diate neighborhood. We did not see just
what occurred thereabout, but eye-wit-
nesses agree in stating it in this way
Mr.. Byers' sister passed along the street.
when Farrar made a disgusting remark
about her being woman of bad charac-
| ter Byers sailed into him, and was
knocking him into the middle of next
week, when Edmunds ran in to part the
men. Byers now meant business, and
drawing his left hand he let drive at Ed
munds, who never knew what hurt him
until he struck the ground. The univer-
sal verdict is that Charley served Farrar
just right, though he possibly did wrong
in striking the old man Edmunds. This
thing of drunken loafers sitting about the
street corners and making remarks to and
about ladies passing along the streets, is
getting to be an intolerable nuisance, and
few mashed mouths would probably
have good effect in stopping it.
SUNDAY.-The funeral of Miss Addie
Jones, who died on Friday, was con-
Quoted to-day at the residence of her
father, E. T. Jones, on Pearl Street, by
Rev. Hendrickson, of the Baptist church,
Rev. Hopkins, Pastor of the Presbyterian
Church-to which deceased belonged
being absent. An immense crowd of
people attended, and long line of car
riages followed the hearse to the ceme-
terry. Deceased had belonged to class
in the Presbyterian Sabbath School, and
at this mornings session of the School, her
vacant chair was beautifully decorated
with flowers, and her picture was placed
above the chair. The class attended the
funeral, in body. The pail bearers were
Johnny Armstrong Ernie DUNCAN, New
ton Jones, Benson Evans, Pete McGhee,
and Ora Evans. Deceased was fifteen
years of age..... Rev. A. W. Long |
preached at Mount Zion Church this |
afternoon. -. Quarterly Meeting at M.
E. Church will begin on next Saturday |
evening, with a sermon by Rev. Davis. |
Elder Pagan will not be here until Sun |
lay evening, and the Sacrament will be
administered after the evening service.
Sunday School in the afternoon, Love
Feast in the morning.
MoNDAY.-Mr Ira Miller called this
and upon inquiry as to what
,he thieves were doing for the farmers,
gave some funny incidents of the expert
snce of himself and others with the
thieves. We learned from him that the
,obbers visited Mr.. Brice Rice'sa second
ime, stealing lot of milk and butter.
Charley Byers was up before Mayor
James to-day and fined for striking Ben
-. The fire company were
esting their engine this evening, when
he hose bursted giving the nozZlemen,
3iegle and Caldwell, a good drenching.
There is a large amount of improve
nent going on in town. Joseph Har-
'er, of Liberty township, called to-day.
TUESDAY, Sabbath School Glasses
# Mrs. G. w. Rice and Mrs. J. III. Mack.
ey, are holding a picnic to-day in the
ones woods, Southwest of town..
The funeral Of James Farreps child was
eld to-day, at the family residence on
,hurch Street, by Rev. F. S. Davis. The
emains were taken to the Tope Grave
ard in the country