The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1885-04-30
DAILY OBSERVATIONS.

on working, and Mr.. J. went to seek lega
redress. -. Mr.. Alger, the Architect, O.
Portsmouth, is here this evening. HI
has prepared plans for the new residence
of W. B. Cherington The Cavett
Block has been newly painted in flashy
colors-"the green above the red.
Mrs. Samuel Lewis called to-day. Hel
son has been in poor health for long
time. Joseph Warren, with his wife
and child, was in town to-day. .... Big
improvements are being made in the T.
NJ. Jones farm, half mile south of town
A long ditch has been dug down through
the meadow, changing the channel of the
creek, and giving better drainage. 80.
The usual attendance at the prayermeet-
ings, the Christian Church having the
largest attendance. -. Joseph Humph-
fres has about the prettiest fence of all
those who have recently built -. "A cit
izen remarked tonight that he and others
had been figuring some upon the number
and character of the doggeries of Jackson,
and found that there are some eighteen
doggeries, and almost if not quite an av-
erage of pool table to each doggery.
This is the array of the forces of Satan
that are marching upon the youth of the
town. -. During the past two days one
could almost see the leaves growing upon
the fruit trees.
THURSDAY George Blagg has moved
into the j. P. Ewing house. I'D. d.
Evans is in town tonight. He talks of
putting up several houses at Glen Roy.
.Ex-Sheriff Cherington is out this ev-
ening, driving Brown Joe" double with
a stylish and beautiful bay 49,. There is
report that Dan johnson lost valuable
COW last night. The animal walked out
of the door of high barn fatally injuring
itself. f..... James Kimberling is doing the
most hard-hearted trick to-day, that has
been done in long time. In front of the
big store of Kimberling & Bro, are some
nice soft iron plates, which just fit the av-
erage loafer, and upon which he dearly
loves to perch. Many an hour of supreme
peace and contentment has the loafer en-
joyed there. Now Jim has fastened a
of cruel barbed wire over those
nice soft plates, so that when the loafer
sits down there and tries to get up again,
it will catch him and turn him wrong
side out. -. Rev. M. D. Vaughn is in
town. 49,. Giles Vonschrilts of Ironton
came to-day -. Marshal Owens is nurs-
ing jaw to-day, which in appearance is
4 cross between an inflated balloon and |
and knot in a log. Toothachel. -.
Mr.. Neeley was willing to pay a good |
price for the old Roderick Store stand, but |
,he owner did not want to sell, and now |
,he neighbors in that vicinity join Mr.. N. |
in deprecatin g the advent of liquor |
shop in their midst. The barefoot |
BOY" is becoming more numerous, day by |
lay. -. Literary exercises of the Acad-
,my, at Jones Hall tonight.
FRIDAY.-Harry Marshman went to
he country, down in the Vaughn Settle
nent, to bury the remains of Mrs.
Joyce. -. A child of the man Gilliland,
Who used to live on Portsmouth Street,
lear the old Shaft, died at the County In
irmary yesterday. This morning our
Id friend Frank Rush had dog Jim
Burt had team. Jim's team is all right
et, but Frank hasn't got the dog any
nore The dog was smart dog, and see
ng Jim driving along at lively rate.
nd supposing the team running away,
ushed before the wagon and attempted
o check the wheel with its body. The
Wheel went on, but the dog didn't. 1t
ooked like case of suicide. Funeral
ervices by the Street Commissioner.
"A. F. McCarley has been working at
he Infirmary buildings for day or two,
ut is now gardening, at home. :. :. Mrs.
arah Aten, wife of Mr.. Eli Aten, came
ear meeting with a disagreeable. if not
oming along the street near the residence
f D. G. Martin. She had on asun-bonnet,
nd was walking carelessly along the
treet, when she suddenly looked up and
vas struck in the face by some boards
hat were being used bv some workmen
bout one of the buildings, and which
we're protruding over the pavement. She
vas considerably bruised and scratched,
ut not seriously hurt. 49,. A cowboy is
ere to-day with drove of small horses
nd mules. Dick DuHadway had mule
which he could do nothing with, as it had
cen shut up in the stall all winter. He
old it to the Western man for small
mount, requesting him to take it from
he stable. The man had it turned loose,
nd as it started off he lassoed it and
brew it, and it was not long before he
ad his mule safely in hand. 5. :. Elder
Iendrickson held services at Kansas
chool House tonight.
SATURDAY.-Salt Creek is well lined
y fishers. J. E. Price took number of
mall boys to Buzzard Rocks, and inter-
1ediate points. The little fellows had a
p1endid time. The drover is selling
ONE of his mules at auction, VIM. Inman
Ding the auctioneering -. Charley
Andres, of Glen Roy, is in town. Charley
as just completed another house, making
tx that he has built and owns. He re-
orts business fair at the mine at which
e is working, but dull at many others.
j. Richard T. Jones is in town. 80.
harley Goshen is bracing up his residence
With stone from the old Orange stack. -.
Where will be the show ground, when
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n building lots? We will tell you. The
how ground of the future will propably
e opposite the old Fair Ground, ON the
and of Mr.. Trago. There is nice piece
f ground large enough for the purpose,
nd convenient to town. slight
ain fell tonight. -. The ladies are max
ng an extensive raid on Miller's Store,
md the goods are going out in large
Quantities The catching of horses
With the lariat calls up many experiences
" some of our citizens who have been
n the west. Mr.. George Goddard related
O a company of friends tonight some of
lis experiences on the western prairies.
1t one time. in Kansas, he with a party
SC friandS chased q drove of hnrSas for n