The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1884-11-06
DAILY OBSERVATIONS.

/ WEDNESDAY, Raining Elders J, p
Ewing and A. P. Frost Of the Christian
Church, arrived to-day. Itseems like old
times to see Elder Ewing back again
/ He is one of those active, good men who
are valuable in aco'0muPity He reports
his family all we'll Services were held
at Christian Church tonight. 49,: Reports
of the careIessness of hunters begin to
comein. 1t is said that calf was shot
and wounded to-day on a farm not far
from town. We met a young man
starting out hunting to-day while the
rain was pouring down in = perfect
4 shower. G. ". Rice has been laid up
all day to-day from sprain sustained by
trying to roll barrel Of salt into wagon
-. The funeral Of the late Judge" Me
Keever Of Berlin, took place to-day.
Johnny Basquiu who went to Cannelton
West Virginia, some time ago has re-
/ turned home ....W. II Anderson has
/ gone to Wellston on a visit, the first time
| he has been out Of the corporation Of
Jackson, we believe, for more than q year
..... Mrs, Hansee and child came today
to Mr.. Henry KnoXs.
THURsDAY-James Graham c'Baby
Grimes is spending the evening with
his friends at the valley House, and hay-
ing a good time. Jim is one Of the joliiest
fellows living. One would think that
DUNCAN had bought al the potatoes in
Michigan, by the way he has been-piling
them into his cellar 10y the wagon-Ioad.
to-day -. The weather to-day has been
like Indian Summer ......A Jackson
SaIoon-keeper who has been voting the
Democratic ticket, remarked that if the
great Office ofJudge of the supreme Court
could be 50 prostjtuJed TO party purposes
as was the case in the Scott Law decision
it was time such party was defeated
......An illustration OF the hopelessness
Of hope was given in the remark of a
little Democratic liar, a few days ago, in
speaking of the yigor which a certain
Republican papev sailed into the Free
Trade Democracy: 'Dere vas q weller
shtarted paper IN anudder town up here,
und pitched into boobies dat vay, und dey
yohst KEEP his eyes plack undil he lef der
blace. OATS de way to DO IT," Our 0bser-
walton is that that is not the way The
way to avoid newspaper criticism is to
live a respectable, decent life, and quit
lying 49,. .Kgatclmer is cleaning up the
streets, and getting ready for winter.
A mechanic being joked ab0utthe Scott
Law decision, in connection with the new
town building deciar z tonight that the
mechanics could stand tke situation for
they had enough oi t.ie building up @to
take a lien on. A dance at Jones
Hall tonight
FRIDAY.-Ean johnson. OF Scl0to town
ship spent the day in town.. The first
snow-birds of the season appeared this
morning. Dave 5. Parry, OF Oak Hill
is in town. Mrs. Andrew Roy of
Glen Roy, is visiting Mrs. W. Longbon
to-day -. Among b fG..i..iI.t1 scenes on
the streets to-day is the kindly face of
David Boring, Of. Berlin John T.
shook, Of Coalition, is in town. We
met Sur old friend Joel Allen on the
street. Like ali good, sensible men. J0el
thinks that the Scott Law decision is
bad thing for the saI0on-keePers, and that
compelling the people to pay back large
amount Of whisky tax win very ma5ari-
ally advance the cause Of Prohibition 49,.
.Eben }. Jones' OF jefferson Furnace is
circulating among hisJacEson friends to-
dry. And Eben has lots of them.
George Andres, one of the IFelest men
II Weilston called at this Office to-day.
II. S. Willard, Of AFelIstou, paid hastv