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

Much interesting matter lait
over.
The Gas matter is under way
with good prospects of success. Th'
City Council has done its duty-nov
let the citizens do theirs, and th'
question is settled. -
MIR. WIN. SHoRER, we under
stand, has purchased the LECLERct
property on the Public Square, ad
joining his present premises; fifty
six feet front, having on it the briel
dwelling house. Price, $4,000.
Thanks to Mr.. F. L. lECLERco
of the Union Wooden Mills, for Phil
adelphia and Baltimore papers.
MIR. J, T., HALLIDAY, of tn,
wholesale Dry Goods house of HAL
LrDAY & MILES, has gone east aftel
goods. .,su.s,s
The Great American Hair Grower
Patronized by the elite and le bsoumond'
for rich dressing and beauti6er.
There is a severe case of 'Ne
grophobia'' over at the Dispatch of
fee. 1t is becoming serious. Il
has almost reached the sseonvul
sion" state. The word "Negro" Of
"Nigger," appears only about 81
times in last weeks paper. 1t was
awfsl black. Go it, neighborl Ice
on the head is good. We recon.
mend it.
We have been blessed with a
continuous, heavy rain, since early
Tuesday morning. At present
writing, "wednesday forenoon) it is
still raining. The telegraph reports
the storm general.
LIP. Maguet warrants The Great
American Hair Grower.
Gen. RAwLINs, Secretary of
War, died in Washington city Mon
day afternoon. His disease was
pulmonary, and his health has been
rapidly declining for some months.
He was in his 39th year.
The Dispatch, was busy last
week, in debating the question,
whether negro was as good as him
self When you have settled the
question, neighbor, we hope you will
rest more quietly. But it is awful
on the negro
]. & P. A. Sanns warrant The
Great American Hair Grower.
The Circus steamer Coosa was
destroyed by fire, in the Licking
river, Tuesday morning.
Mr.. Philip WIENER has pur-
chased and removed to the well
known stand at the corner of Locust
and Second streets, lately occupied
by GUTHRIE Bros, where he con-
tinues his Bakery and Grocery bu-
siness. See advertisement.
The Dispatch is in a bad way
wants to know what advantage it
would be to form a partnership
with one of the inferior race. We
did not know it had gone as far as
that. Be careful, neighbor, or your
case will soon be hopeless. We sub
nit however if it viii not be rather
tough on the ssinferior race
Bailey d Hayward warrant The
Great American Hair Grower.
The California election, for
county officers and members of the
Legislature occurred last week. =
The Democrats are the victors, but
as they have had control of the
State for years this new victory
adds nothing to their power.
SHERMAN, EGGIzsToN, and DICK
SON are sure to be here Tuesday,
Sept. 21st. Don't fail to come and
hear them.
The Jackson County Fair occurs
Thursday and Friday, October 7th
and Sth. & >iF zsaT3-TFGi "
What has become of Thurman,
Ranney, McCook, Pendleton and the
other cold wheel horses" of the
Democracy? Not a word from any
of them. Some old time democrats
cold Guard would like to be in
formed as to their whereabouts. q
Why bless your innocent and un-
suspecting hearts, Cary, Logue &
Co. (the sore head Republicans) are
your leaders this campaign. Bow
do you like the change, members of
the 'sOld Guard2" E
The Great American Hair Grower.
Satisfaction guaranteed or money re-
funded. 8 KS go
We are requested to say, that
Mr.. JACOB RIGGS will be supported
by the people of Clay township, for
the office of land Appraiser. He
will make good officer.
WANrED--Every person thatcomes
to the fair to call and examine the
stock of watches, clocks and jewelry
kept by J. D. WooDYARD, next door
to the post Office. = .TT0
FouND--Fhat j. d. WooDYARD's,