Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-07-22
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the Ironton Journal says that q
splendid vein of coal has been dis
covered about one mile from that
place, on the farm of Mr.. d. B.
Miller.
You will find the best quality Of
Indigo, at L. 2. AAaUET's Drug
Store.
Prot. C. S. SMART, Superintendent
of the public schools of Circleville,
is in the city on visit to his rela-
tives and friends. The papers Of
that city speak very highly of the
efficiency of their schools since the
Professor took charge of them.
A number of deaths from sun
stroke occurred in Cincinnati last
week.
Mr.. HENRY MoRToN's team of four
mules, pulled up the grade of the
wharf, Monday, $500 pounds of
wheat, at one load. The mules
weigh about $500. l}Oi
The new Woolen Factory is up to
the top Of the second story.
We learn that Mr.. PROSE-, the vic
tim of the shooting affair in Perry
township, noticed by us last week,
was alive on Sunday, with strong
hopes ofhis full recovery. WHITE
has not been arrested.
Messrs. ENos, MENAGER & Co.
make the engine, shafting, &C., for
the new Wooden Factory. 1t will
be well done.
There has been a big rise in Mus
kingum river, consequent on heavy
rains above GAINESVILLE. 81
The palace Ohio No. 4 made
quick time from here to Cincinnati
and back, last week. She left here
Monday morning near1 o'clock, and
was back again Tuesday evening
about 10 o'clock. That has proba-
bly, never been beaten.
A man and woman were arrested
in Cincinnati, last week, on suspi-
cion of being engaged in counter
feiting; upwards of $4,000 in 800
notes were found in their possession.
White Lead and Oil, a large and
fresh supply at MAGUEr's Drug
Store.
The Parkersburg packet Emma
Graham went out Friday morning
full of cattle for the Eastern market.
Sixty head were shipped by Mr..
BEALE, on the Virginia side of the
river, and 3S by Mr.. L. FRANK, of
this city.
We understand that the Trustees
of the Gallia Academy have secured
the services of a new Principal for
that Institution, and that it will
open in the fall with full and able
list of teachers. We presume due
announcement will be made by ad-
vertisement. et.l
The receipts of our two prominent
packets for the past month are as
follows: Fleetwood, $3.50; Ohio
No. 4, s3,732. This includes one
half of the cabin and all the deck
receipts.
Halls Vegetable Scilidn Hair Re-
ne,cer will stimulate the absorbents
and the secretions of the hair tubes
until they regain their original
vigor. Try it.
Last week was the heated term
sure. Our thermometer, at 2 o'clock
P. NJ, stood at SO degrees, in the
shade, for four days in succession,
We had rains Saturday and Sunday
nights, which have materially less
ened the heat.
The river is in a fine boating stage
water enough for the largest class
of boats-an unusual stage for this
season of the year.
Gallipolis is now the best wheat
market along the Ohio river. Our
mills are all in good order, and run
ming full time. Prices for wheat are
higher than in Cincinnati. 2sI4
The Ironton mail packet Light
wood, running in the place of the
Victor No. 3, while that boat is being
repaired, brought to our wharf, Fri
day evening, over fifteen hundred
sacks of new wheat.
Cincinnati, Sunday afternoon, was
visited by one of the heaviest rair
storms seldom known in that city
The water ran through the streets
in torrents. doing much damage t.
property. One person, a child of
years, was killed by lightning.
The side walk on the lower sid,
of the Public Square, from Secont
to Front street, is being cut down t.
the new grade. This is an impor
tant thoroughfare, and the publi
will be glad to see it completed ant
smooth pavement laid.
The Democratic County Conven
tion is announced for Saturday
August 14th. The party being in