The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1888-03-01
Daily Observations!

WEDNEsDAY.-Mrs. Floraence Lowry
of Pittsburgh, and little daughter ar
visiting her mother, Mrs. South. MILL
Garder of Washington c. III. is in town
and gave little talk in the M. E. Church
tonight, which was greatly enjoyed by
the large congregation present. Mr.
French Commercial Traveller, was also
present, and made an excellent talk. :.
Rev. j. w. Gum led the meeting at the
M. e. Church tonight. 10. B. Gould
j. d. Glare, and others, from Portsmouth
| are here to-day. .....J. B. Howe is still
selling lots for Jackson enterprises. 49,.
Thomas Griffiths has been sick for some
time Judge Miller sold a lot in
Kahn's Addition to-day to L. W. French.
Finley Cherington, Rocky Hill, called
to-day. Rev. J. W. Gum the mail
agent on the o. g., recently passed an
examination at Columbus, securing per
Cent of 81. With such men in the service
it is pretty hard for poor Democrat to
oust them.
THURsDAY..Theg gas at the residence
of Isaac Brown exploded this evening.
wrecking windows, and shaking things
up at a lively rate. Mr.. Brown was
considerably burned, as was the hired
man. This is the second explosion, we
believe,that has occurred at this residence.
Mr.. Brown manufactures his own gas.
The Nellie Free crowd came over
from Waverly. Ed. Poor was down in
Pike County. y......J. II. Lloyd, of Mabees,
called. ...H. c. Jones, of Macarthur, is
in town attending Court, ... james
Nunnally is tearing out the partition in
the Odd Fellows Hall. This will wipe
out the K. of L. Hall, and throw that
part of the Commercial Block all into enc
room. There are enough Secret Societies
in town to occupy this room every night
in the week, and the Odd Fellows have
offers from them for the rental of the
ROOM. ..... 1t seems to be a causal
observer, that if Judge" Delaney is
punisbed-as he ought to be-for passing
a bogus check, the fellow who sold him
whisky ought to be made to face the law
too .....John S. McGhee is in town to-
lay. Mrs. Florence Lowry of Pitts |
ourgh, with her mother, Mrs. South, and |
ler sister-in-law, Mrs. Glenn, called at the |
office.
FRIDAY.-A slight rain. 80. Miss Mol
lie Hawk ran down form Columbus to
'emain over Sunday 49,. DR.. Morgan is
building an Office at his residence on
Pearl Street. -. j. s. Ridenour has con-
iderable sickness in his family-himself
md wife being sick, as well as one of the
children. IL. D. Lively called. ......
Mrs. Joseph Shropshire is visiting friends
n town. Daniel Crossin is badly af-
licted with rheumatism. The ground
lOg has certainly proven a very bad liar
his time.
SATURDAY.-Ab clustering "March" day.
49,. Mr.. Stephenson Scurlock called.
Judge Miller has been out to his Lib
rty Township farm, counting his lambs.
...... There was scene at the Court
ouse to-day which caused wave of
aughter among the attendants at Court:
man was standing in the door of the
looking into the Court Room,
5hen the door blew shut catching him
y the face. He was not seriously hurt.
There were several immersions at the
christian Church this evening. ....... Ed.
ternberger returned from his Missouri
rip, this morning. He left his Uncle,
ames Stephenson. very poorly. We
ad a pleasant call to-day from j. Tyler
each, of Jackson Township. The
property sold to-day at Sher-
rs Sale. ...... Richards, the young man
IN, To; |
released to-day, and taken
barge of by friends, as he could not be
Omitted to the Asylum for the Insane.
lie is at times very violent-or has been
o-and dangerous.
SUNDAY.-One of the most disagreeably
old days for long time. $500. George
;arton has been sick for a day or two,
ut will be out soon. $500. Thomas Grif-
this is quite seriously HID. T. Rod
rick is on the sick list. -. There seems
D be a tendency to hang back, on the
art of the people. and church work is
ormerly. We hear of successful meet
lgs at Berlin, Oak Hill. and perhaps a
ew other points, but the revivals do not
move in the air." like they have in form
r years.
MONDAY.-Severe winter weather. ....
'ourt adjourned over from this morning
ntil tomorrow morning. s.. B. Dixon,
f Mabees, called. Miss Mollie Hawk
eturned to Columbus. The boss of our
esidence commands US to return tn anks
0 Mrs. d. L. Pickrel for the present of a
eautiful hyacinthe-one of the loveliest
We have seen -. Stephen Wey has left
own. .Lucius Reed has returned
The old gentleman looks healthy and
appy.... Mrs. Carr will break up
ouse-keeping at her RESIDENCE east of
own......N. Lowenstein says his folks
ave some garden stuff planted, and he
links there is no doubt but if will stay
n the ground all right, as it is frozen
here. 49,. Meetings at M. E., Christian
nd Baptist Churches, tonight.
TUEsDAY.--A number of the Masonic
attended the funeral of G. W.
POOR, who died on Saturday night. Mr.
POOR had been a long sufferer. His dis
ase was, we are told. consumption. He
vas widely known in this section, as a
breeder of fine horses
Prchafe Courf Renart