The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1885-06-25
and smilingly said: 81 think this yer is


and smilingly said: 81 think this yer is
Satan rebukin' Sinp'
SATURDAY.-Met Squire Moore this
morning carrying three fans-but it must
not be inferred from this that the Court
is kept cool-headed by artificial means.
He had struck an early bargain. 80. The
Gallipolis party from whom the Coalton
Gazette purchased it materials, came, we
unstand, and took its vitals back to CALI
polls again, and thus an aching void
whatever that isis again left in the
journalistic field. -. The effects of the
late Henry Douglass were sold on the
street to-day by the Administrator, Squire
McClung, Constable J. S. Baker acting as
auctioneer. -. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Neeley went to Oak Hill this afternoon.
49,. Mr.. T. E. Brown of Richmondale is
in town. -. Elder Pagan preached at
M. E. Church tonight. The contract
for building the bookcase for the new
library of the M. E. Sabbath School was
given to Mr.. E. M. Thomas. 1T would
not be bad idea for the street brigade
to arm themselves with scythes and wade
into the dog-fennel which grows plenti-
fully in some of the streets. -. The new
Rink building is being covered with a
paper roof -. Standing upon the streets
of Jackson-say Main or Broadway for
| illustration is impressed with the
great life and activity manifested. There
| is a constant stream of people passing to
and fro constantly, resembling the scene
in the streets of some busy city. And
these people, too, compare as to their fine
appearance, with the people of any town
or city on the face of the globe-especially
the ladies'. I'VE were told of a jolly |
attorney in our Court who joked the jury |
about their apparent drowsiness, asking |
them to remain awake while he was |
speaking and he would forgive them for |
sleeping while the other fellows were
talking joel French and Charles
Rhodes made fishing excursion to the
Sanders pond, and caught quite number
of "cats" and sunfish.
SUNDAY.-Cloudy, with occasional light
showers. Rev. F. S. Davis is holding
Quarterly Meeting at Hamden. Elder
Pagan preached with his usual eloquence
and power. Next Sunday will be
"Children's Day" at the M. E. Church.
The new Library at the M. E. Sabbath
School will be put in operation next Sun
day y.. "A tremendous wind blowing all
evening =. The attendance at the Sab
bath Schools and Churches in Jackson
ought to be at least double what it is
now, although at present large 1t would !
be good idea for all parents to see to it
that their children attend Sabbath
School, and would add largely to the in
test if parents would attend.
MoNDAY-R. u. Wilson, of Coalton, is
in town. . Elder Pagan went away !
james Meacham ST., is in town.. /
Took trip to Franklin Townsh hip this a
afternoon. The roads in Franklin are
better worked than in many of the other f
and in most places are really +
good roads. Corn is being plowed, and i
meadows look badly, with few excep- f
tions Jefferson Dever has some fine r
looking meadow, and Henry Hughes has q
a good piece of meadow. At the residence i
of Uncle Sammy Claar, we noticed that n
old gentleman and Mr.. Hiram Reigel a
building an out-building At Henry +
Hughes we found that gentleman busy v
at work with his boys. on the farm. Mr.. U
Hughs and family are comfortably situ r
ated, have pleasant country home, and 9
are happy and contented, as such good :
people always are. Further along we :
found some men working the roads, and :
near them was Mr.. AL Dawson. Still :
further along is the workshop of Mr.. >
Hixop where himself and his son Sill I
were busy at work on Blacksmith and y
wagon work. Mr.. Hixon is an ingenious r
and valuable man in that :,
On our way back we took :
The road coming by Sam McClung's. This =
road was formerly largely used as 9
an ore road, and hundreds of loads were .
hauled in by this route, some of it dis =
lance of many miles. The road is in good =
condition. Our conveyance was the fine :
team of Sheriff Lively, and our COM
panion none other than the Sher-
if himself, first-class officer, and one of =
the most genial and jolly companions :
-. j ohm Heath, the teacher,
IS in town tonight Mr.. Heath is an ex-
cellent teacher, and one of our best young
men. He thinks of taking course of =
Medical studies during the coming fall.
TUEsDAY.-SheriffL Lively accompanied :
by Deputy Sheriff Long, took the four :
prisoners, William Wisecup, John Wen :
dlemoo John Conner and Elmer Owens, =
to Columbus to-day. The Silver Cor =
net Band will furnish music for the new :
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