Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-05-06
EDITORIAL BREvITIEs.

EDITORIAL BREvITIEs.
Recorder C. W. Cherington, haV-
ing become the purchaser of the
farm of his deceased father, and 1t
and his mother requiring his care
and attention, has removed to it.
He leaves the Office in the care OF
Mr.. J. C. VANDEN, who is thoroughly
qualified, both by education and ex-
perience, to perform satisfactorily
its duties.
The new Ohio No. 4 goes down
every Wednesday and Sunday. She
is the craft for all who desire COM
fort and speed.
See notice for meeting to organ
ize Building Association. This is
an important movement. We hope
to see it successful.
julius BoIcE, of Salem township,
Meigs county, accidentally shot him
self last Saturday He was leaning
on his gun, placed under his left
arm, with his right hand over the
muzzle-in this position it was acci-
dentally discharged, taking off one
of the fingers off hand and inflict-
ing a severe flesh wound in his arm.
Two mad dogs were killed in East
Ironton last week. No person was
bitten. a
In Lawrence county ninety-nine
persons return incomes for taxation
for the year 1868. We note the
largest-W..D. Kelley, s4O,785; 7.
W. Means, s22,375; S. w. Dempsey,
1850; II. Campbell, s9,232; John
Ellison, 5000; Geo. Willard, 81, ,285;
F. D. Norton, $3.50; W. W. John
son, 90, ,228; 81. S. Neal, 50,
The Ohio Senate, Friday last,
passed the per cent. interest bill
20 to 15-and that measure is now
a law. Five democrats voted for
the bill, and all the Republicans but
one. 1t does not take effect until
October 1st, 1869. Ten per cent.
should have been the maximum on
contract, but since this could not be
secured, the people will be thankful
for the one step that has been taken
in the right direction. Mr.. ONDER-
DoNK voted for the bill.
The Editorial convention meets at
Chillicothe to-day, Thursday. We
are sorry that business engagements
prevent our attendance.
The Ironton wharf yielded, last
year, $2,171.
In Scioto county 230 persons re-
turn incomes for taxation for the
year 1868. The largest is that of
GEORGE DAv1s-s62,057. The ag-
gregate returns are some $4,000
over those of last year, which shows
healthy state of things in Scioto
county.
Dogs, in Ironton, are to be muz-
zled for the term of ninety days, after
the 1st of May, or, if found running
at large without being properly
muzzled, are to be killed. That is a
penalty worth having.
A dramatic company, at St. Louis,
have chartered steamer for five
months, and will sail along the Ohio
river, exhibiting at different towns,
commencing May 10th.
The Kanawha Journal says
Lewis Spangler, a boy 13 or IA years
of age, was killed ON the 21st inst,
by the falling of the roof of Laidley
and Gardeners coal bank, while
digging coal. He was sober, in
dustrious youth.
The fine packet Kanawha Belle
came out of the Kanawha last Fri
day afternoon with heavy trip
Among her passengers she had the
attaches of the Federal Court of W
Va. Ex-Gov. Pillsbury and Senate.
Morrill,, of Maine, were among th'
number.
JOHN CHURCH, Jr., Sc West Fourtl
street, Cincinnati, has sent us tw'
more pieces of musie-songs. On
called ''Childrens' Voices" compose'
by Claribel, arranged by VIM. +
Carter. The other, "Call Him Bacl
Before Too Late"
A fair trial only is needed to con
vince the most skeptical, that Hall
Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewe
will accomplish all that is elaine
for it.
Mrs. WINsLow & LowERY hav
l,n s,,oc1ass,rs tn Mrs M A