Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-04-22

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We note that Messrs. BAILEY q
RIDENouR are realizing very hano-
some response to their pains taking
effort, to secure the best and cheapest
stock of Boots, Shoes, DC, put up
far sale in the city of Gallipolis.
Their trade is heavy and increasing
So mote it be-
Tie total Indebtedness of the city
of Gallipolis, at the present time, is
about $40, 900. There was paid the
past year, on orders and bonds, the
sum of s1S,S21 SO. Atthat rate II
won't take long time to pay all we
owe.
At the recent township election,
the Republicans of Springfield elect
ed their entire ticket, with the ex-
ception of one Trustee, by an aver
age majority of about II. Last
year it was democratic. We like
the Union men of this township
they are ever wide awake, and true
to their colors.
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re
newer is the best preparation for the
hair in the market, and always gives
satisfaction. Do not be put off by
unprincipled dealers with others on
which they make more profit.
Mayor DAMRoN fined two young
men S5 each and costs, last Satur-
day, for discharging fire arms in the
city, in violation of ordinance.
GEo. WILLIAMS was arraigned be-
fore Mayor DAMRoN, on Monday, for
an assault on an old man named
SwEENY. WILLIAMS was held to an
swer to the Court of Common Pleas
in bond of $500.
The township Assessors were in
consultation at Auditor EVANS office,
last Thursday We believe all were
present. They received their blanks
and instructions, and had an agreea-
BILE interchange Of views in regard to
the valuation of live stock, DC
These yearly meetings are a great
help to a uniform rate of valuation
The Republicans of Morgan town
ship did noble work at the recent
election. They elected two Trus-
tees, the Clerk, and one Constable.
Last October the township gave 70
democratic majority. We have a
number of live, active Republicans
in Morgan, and when they strip
for a square out contest,
they are pretty certain to be success
full.
The wharfage receipts for the year
ending April lst, were 50 2,946 81.
Another attempt was made to enter
the residence of E. DELEToMBE, ESQ.,
last Wednesday night. 1t was
unsuccessful, as Mr.. D. was awake,
and the robbers becoming aware of
it left in hurry. They had got q
window open, and were about to
enter, when they found it discreet to
decamp.
The splendid packet Ohio No. 4
came 10 Tuesday evening at half
past seven, twenty five hours out
from Cincinnati, having made her
usual number of landings. Thanks
for papers in advance of the mail.
As usual, the Republicans of Har
rison. township were victorious at
the recent election, electingtheir en-
tire ticket. You never hear any
bad news from this township-the
Union men don't do things ia that
way.
Eg The Fire Engine was out for
trial last week, and performed admira-
bly,. All we want to make it success
at fires is water. In this respect our
city is very deficient, we havingnopublic
cisterns.
Messrs. NoRTHUP & SMITH have
Just received their second stock Of
spring and summer goods. Call and
look at them-some nice patterns for
gentleman wear.
We are glad to learn, after the Sc
we're weather of last week, that the
is good for an average fruit
crop. Peach trees are now in
bloom.
Heavy rain storm and high wind
astFriday morning, between 2 and
; o'clock. In many places fences
md trees were leveled with the
ground
Next Monday, April Goth, is the
'emi-eentennial anniversary of the
of the Order of Odd
Fellowshipin the United States. The
lay will be appropriately celebrated
Dy the Brotherhood of Charleston,
W. Va, and the order here propose
They will go up on the
Mountain Boy Sunday night.
The Union Wooden Mills have
been stopped for a week or more,
undergoing repairs. They have
been put in complete order for the
summer business, and will be run
ming again next week. They will
do Carding, Spinning, Fulling, col
oring and finishing as usual.
One year ago No. 1 red wheat was
worth s., ,45 per bushel-now 81 As.
The Cincinnati Times thinks the
price will still decline, and that next
this product will be dull at
81 in currency.
In our notice, last week, of the
Furniture Factory, we stated that
the establishment employed %
hands, "a full complement" for the
works We were in error in the
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