An Old-time Teacher

'Squire Jackson, of Litchfield, who was one of the witnesses in thfe trial at his term of couit in which Mrs. Cole got a judgment of $5,000 f rom the Lake bhore Railroad Company,wasoneof the old-time Ann Arbor teachers, having aught here forsome years. Jackson was somewhat of an original disciplinarían and stories are yet floating around of how he was accustomed to reduce his size and fall in with the line of boys as they passed through the cor. idor of the schoei building, when the ïirls from another class were flling into lis room so as to catch any mischievous lad or lassie's greeting, in order to compel them to rehearse the scène in the presence of the school. Jackson must have fallen in with aome of his old pupils here for the Jonesville Independent in notincr his return to Litchfield says that he had twenty-five cents left when he alighted from the train.