The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1884-05-29
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| Marshal Owens and wife have a new boy baby.
Mrs. Derothea KIght of Iowa. visiting the family
| of Rev. A. W. Long.
| Henry Hollberg sports fine gold ring-a pres
| ent from Uncle George Dever.
Mike Steele of Macarthur, writes to that he found
| key marked NJ w. & Co.. Jackson, on the railroad.
George johnson now has two of his women in Jail.
They will possibly have the whole harem before
Court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Powell, of Gallia County, parents of
e. C. Powell, have been visiting their some
days.
Hugh B. Shaer is home, visiting his relatives and
friends. He is engaged in farming, near Bainbridge
Ross County.
Henry Peters, brother Peters, this place
was visiting friends here last week. He resides in
Scioto County.
Judge Miller has been subpoenaed to go before the
U. s. Court at Cincinnati, to testify in the of
Hamilton Butcher.
Rip Dickson came on Saturday from Chillicothe,
to his brother Alex Dickson, of This place. who
is very low with consumption.
Judge John Delaney thinks johnson did him injus-
tice in his article about the JAIL Well johnson did
the worst he could. Give him credit for that.
A. W. Long has got back from West Virginia,
where he has been for some time, bringing with him
Cameron Savage SON of W. A. Savage.
Gilbert N. Lackey at the execution ofStephens.
He has now witnessed the Execution of all three of
the murderers of his brother. Mrs. Lackey,
his wife, was also in town.
McGoon, the engineer at Fulton Furnace has built
small engine and set 1t to running, and is en-
gagged in building another one. He is very ingen-
ious mechanic.
We see by the Waverly papers that John McMoni-
gle, Postmaster at Pketon, is dangerously sick He
formerly lived in Madison township, this county
and is the father-in-in-law of Alex Dickson, Of
Jackson.
We have received from Miss Ella NJ. johnson, of
Mt. Nebo, Kansas Medicine Lodge papers, contain
Ing an account of the murder of E. W. Payne Presi-
dent, and Geo. Geppert Cashier of the Bank that
place.
The wife of Rev. Earl Cranston here about the |
first of the month, then to Philadelphia to
General Conference. She returned last week. Mr..
Cranston will be here after the adjournment Con-
ference.
While in Waverly we met Thomas Eas.erling, who
was on the police force. Tom. is working for Mr..
Emmitt and is doing quite well. He has built nice
home, and is fixed for enjoying life. Tom makes an
excellent police officer.
We met James Mutt, father law of Sheriff Cher
ngton on Tuesday. Mr.. Mutt and wife have been on
IN extended visit to their relatives and friends in
Madison Township. He informed us that daughter
# John L. Jones, wife of Mr. Williams, is very low
nth consumption.
Our old friend A. F. McCarley tells of an immense
trawberry which grew in his garden this season,
which he thinks was as big as an ordinary guinea
gg. He went out few mornings ago to get 1t to
ring to u.s. but the birds had there and demon
trated that the early bird gets the strawberry.
On last Thursday VIM. Howard and wife. of scioto
'ownship, called at the Standard Office. Mrs. How
rd attended the school we taught at the Cackley
choo house. in the summer and fall of the year 1s46.
he is the youngest daughter of the late James Reed
Oak Hill. Mr.. Reeds family consisted Of four
nd ten daughters About half of them are now dead.
From parties at waverly we learned that the Sher-
at Ashland, Ohio Contemplated a regular picnic
hanging the murderers Horn and Gribben, two
eeks ago, and had a printed programme which
lated that the nooses would be adjusted or trap
prung by Sheriff Cherngton, and several other ar
based upon fully as truthful grounds.
We publish, from Michigan paper, an obituary
office OF the wife of Enoch Ewing. They lived in
efferson Township, this county, many years. s
Mrs. Ewing was Radabaugh, sister of George, | !
amuel and Jesse Radabaugh, and sister of the wife
Benjamin Arthur, and John Horton, all pioneers
this county, and all now dead.
Mr.. Burt Blackford called on Friday. He is agent
II the sale of Goochs Mexican Syrup, and collector
II the Gooch Medicine Co., of Ironton.
We were glad to see Mr.. Blackford. We became
,quainted with him nearly thirty years ago. when a
was boy. He served faithfully a soldier dur
lg the Democratic rebellion. He is an energetic :
rompt, honest business man.
On Saturday last John NJ. Smith and the wife of G
arrison Smith started to Tippecanoe City, Miami
ounty Ohio, to Mr.. Smiths sister, the wife of
r. McGifin. She has a cancer on her breast; and
lie eminent surgeons DR.. Dawson of Cincinnati, and
r. Hamilton of columbus, have decided that the
liy hope of saving her life to have it cut out, and
icy have decided to perform the operation this
eek.
The little fellows tell joke j. E. Kinnison. v
hen he went to take leave of the Schools like hu-
anity in general he had curiosity know how the
lpils regarded him. He went into one room and
ade request that all who hated to see him leave,
onld hold up their hands. OF course he inwardly
nged, and expected, to every little chubby hand
'p up, but one hand did not go up. This was little
)hnny -.
'Why, Johnny" said Kinnison, "are you not sorry
m going to leave ?'
mo Ihaint said Johnny with an expression of
'untenance which showed that he meant just what
said.