Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-09-23
EDITORIAL BREvITIEs.


EDITORIAL BREvITIEs.
Mr.. L. D. VANsANDT, of Addi
SON township, one of our best citi
zens, has sold his farm, preparatory
to removing west.
The Pendletonian Democracy
say that they will carry Hunting,
ton township, by reason of the
Logue detection. What say the Re.
publicans of that township? Will
you aid in securing a Democratic
victory? We will not believe it.
Remember that Hon. JOHN 7,
WILSON, our member of Congress,
speaks at the Court House, next
Tuesday night, Sept. 2Sth.
BY the terms of the law provi-
ding fer the election of Land .Ap-
praisers, these officers, elected this
fall, ars to hold office for the period
Of ten years, and are to make two
appraisements-one next year, and
again in 1875-of the real property
in their respective districts. 1t will
be seen, therefore that this is very
important office-one which should
be filed only by upright, conscien-
tious, and competent men. 1t is a
matter of dollars and cents to every
real estate owner.
Latest style of Hats and Caps, -
cheap at Bailey & Ridenour's.
Dress goods very cheap at C. H.
McCoRMIcK's.
Rev. G. W. IsAMINGER, well
known in this county, has been pre-
sented with a gold watch, valued at
$500, for his defence of Masonry, in
a recent debate at Mount Perry,
Ohio.
The Jenkins farm, in Green
Bottom, W. Va, produced, this
year, 8,1OO bushels of wheat.
The appointment of Hon. JOHN
T. WILSON, our member of Congress,
to speak in this city, has been
changed from Thursday night to
Tuesday night, Sept. 28th. See no.
tice. ...t
H. M. ONDERDoNK, Esq, will
sell, on Saturday, a large lot of
valuable household and kitchen
Furniture, at auction. He will sell
his house and lot at Auction, on
Monday, Sept. 9th, at 10 A: M.
This is good property, and there
ought to be plenty of bidders.
II. C. SAFFoRD, of Green town
ship, left at this Office, last week,
nine potatoes, Qndiana premium)
which weighed full eleven pounds.
Hard to beat. >
Thelargest stock and greatest va
riety of Boots, Shoes. Hats, Caps,
Leather and Shoe findings ever
brought to this market, at Bailey &
Ridenour's.
Let everybody come out and hear
honest JOHN T. WILSON, next Tues
day night, Sept. 28th. Of his
speech at Ironton, Saturday night,
the correspondent of the Cincinnati
Commercial says:
Mr.. Wilson's speech was full of
rare and spicy hits at the short
comings of the Democracy, causing
many of them who heard him to re-
peat jeff. Davis wish to be let
alone. tyf.s.s
You will find carpets and oil
cloths at G. Ell. McCoRMIoK's, s, at low
prices.
Thanks to Mr.. JAMES GooLDIN,
of Addison township, for some ex-
cellent pears--very large and deli
cious.
See notice of sale at Auction of
the Episcopal Parsonage property.
The way Democracy. proposes
to pay the public debt, provided al
ways they don't repudiate; Tax
every man alike--the laborer and
mechanic on his hard earnings, as
well as the wealthy on his accumu,
lations. The Republican plan only
taxes the latter. Choose ye.
"A good line of cassimeres and
jeans at G. II. MeCoRMICK's store, on
Court street,
--"Mr. KENT is incompetent" we
heard one of LoGUE's friends say
Saturday. IF Mr.. KENT's attain
ments are SO meagre and low, why
ia it that his challenge for an ex-
animation has not been aceepted?-
Better dry up on that point,
--Pittsburg cotton yarn at c. II.
MoCoRMIcK's.
Don't fail to look over the ap-
pointments of political meetings.
Indians premium potatoes are
whoppers this year. Through Capt.
C. A JOHNSON we have received
some very fine specimens from the.
farm of widow JAMES, Green town
ship. They average over one pound
each.
The famous artist, DELILLE, is
at home once more, prepared to
wait upon old and new PATRONS
His gallery is in better order than