The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1886-12-09
meeting at an early hour was thrown in
to private meeting.

meeting at an early hour was thrown ir
to private meeting.
SATURDAY.-The cold wave still con
tinues to wave. .....J. M. Evens ha
been out driving stock to-day. He ant
Mr.. Poor have quite lot of choice stool
yet to dispose of, and most of it conven
lent to town. The minstrel troupe
remained and gave some kind of a show
at Jones Hall tonight. 80. Peter Mercer
is in town to-day Among the visit
ors to town to-day is Grandpap Dyson, Of
Liberty. The moving out of the dog
geries, one by one, is an indication that
something has struck the business. We
believe there are only about thirteen now
where there used to be more than twenty
..... Harry, little son of the editor of
this paper, was taken with scarlet rash
! to-day. There is one nuisance in town
that had better be stopped-the sling
shooting by boys. From the appear
ance of things here, no one would suspect
that large numbers of men are out on a
strike. The miners here are among our
best men, and all business differences will
be settled in business-like way. No
county in the State has a finer lot of
miners, and workingmen generally, than
Jackson County. AT the show at
Jones Hall tonight the total receipts
were some eleven or twelve dollars. This
was just that much more than should
have been the case.
SUNDAY.-Rev. Roberts is conducting
services at the Baptist Church to-day -.
AT the M. E. Sabbath School this morn
ing, ex-Supt G. A. Atkinson made short
address, giving an interesting sketch of
Church and Sabbath School work in his
Nebraska home. He reports Rev. G. F.
Creighton as having wonderful success in
Church work in the west. Mr.. Atkinson
is here for a visit of three or four days.
Mrs. Ogenour preached at NJ. E.
Church this morning. 49,. A large crowd
attended the Temperance meeting at
Jones Hall tonight. The singers rallied
in sufficient force to make good music,
and the meeting was pleasant one in
every way. G. A. Atkinson of Nebraska
made the first address. and the people dis
covered that Charley hasn't forgotten how
to make speech since he went west.
Mrs. Ogenour, German lady, also ad
dressed the meeting, making good talk.
There was also a short address by Rev. G. |
E. Tedford. The Salvation Army had |
a somewhat spirited meeting in the Hall |
this afternoon. There seems to be hitch |
about the proposed barracks here. Two |
of ha hro mt h0 r1r0nortu 6npAp6 |
to resident members here while the car
my Regulations require that all property
be decided to officers at headquarters,
wherever that is. There has been much
feeling manifested in the matter, and a
row seems imminent, and will come un-
less the brethren pray themselves into
mooth state of spiritual experience.
MoNDAY.-Warmer weather -. Mrs.
Ogenaur don't know whether that's the
way to spell it or not, but it's near
enough,) gave Bible reading to "A num-
Der of ladies at the NJ E. Parsonage this
afternoon .....Our old friend w. w.
Pierce, in company with fellow School
Mr.. George Young, is in to-day
looking up teacher to take the Centre
Point School, to finish up the term of Mr..
Poor, whose ill-health compelled him to
Iuit. 49,. Mr.. S. NJ. Pollock, who has been
and cleaning out the old ma
,hinery at the Orange Furnace site, used
small cartridges of dynamite. Placing
\ small portion of cartridge in the key
,eat of a fiy-wheel which he desired to get
,ff of shaft, he exploded it and broke
The great wheel into many pieces. Sew
,ral of the large, heavy castings were
broken in the same manner. Court of
Common Pleas adjourned to-day. .....
The meeting of the M. E. Sunday School
o-night, for the election of Superintend
mt, was not largely attended, but chose
man. Prof Kinnison was
chosen as Superintendent. Salvation
Army has been seeking redress in the
COURTS to-day for some of its troubles.
Y. Lowenstein begins cutting ice to-day.
t is some inches thick.
TUEsDAY.-There were two italian no
,leman passed through town this morn
ng, rigged out in the full regalia of their
lass. One of them was leading a bear,
md the other one was begging for nickels.