Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-03-25
EDITORIAL BREvIrIEs.


We occupy much of our space, thi
week, with the proceedings in tn
Post Office case. But, rs this is ;
matter ofpeculiar local interest, W.
feel justified in doing SO.
Our draymen have had a harves
the past week-Messrs. BAILEY 4
RIDENoUR have been receiving theil
immense stock of Boots, Shoes
Leather, Findings. &c. This house
is second to none in supplying the
wants of the public in their. line
either in stock or prices.
Attention is called to the annua
statement of the Enterprise Fire anc
Marine Insurance Company, pub
lished elsewhere. This is a Cincin.
natl company, and its stockholders
and officers are made up of the best
men of that city. Mr.. HUMPHREYS
at the Telegraph Office, is the agent.
w If you want Boots that are
Boots, call on JOHN DAGEs.
Messrs. BAILEY & RIDENoUR have
reeeived the past week 225 cases OF
Bpots and Shoes, of their new stock,
aid they have only just commenced
comingl Look out for flood!
The annual township elections
occur Monday, April 5th. Send us
the result, and we will publish the
names of the officers elected.
The tide is setting westward.
Among others, Messrs. THos. CRANE,
JAMES WALKER and NELL. ALE EN-,
left Sunday evening for the west.
Mr.. JOHN C. WOLF, the stove deal
er, has moved to Charleston, W. Va.
He is a good mechanic.
H Don't buy your Boots and
Shoes till yougive DAGEs call.
A man is well dressed who has on
a smooth beaver, and a well fitting,
polished pair of boots, whatever his
other clothing may be. Messrs.
BAILEY & RIDENoUR have both these,
of the latest styles.
GEO. W. EAGLE, Esq, of Raccoon
township, one of the Jurymen in
the case of the State VS.. Viney, faint
ed in Court, Friday evening, neces-
Stating an adjournment. He was
better the next morning, and re-
ported for duty.
Mr.. VIM. WALKER started for Kan
sas Sunday evening, to look at the
country, and perhaps purchase land.
One of our good citizens, Mr..
W. FL. BILLINGS, left on the Hudson,
Sunday evening, to seek a home in
the west. He goes to Ottowa, Kan
sas, where, in company with another
gentleman, he has purchased 600
acres of land. They intend to en-
gage in stock raising. We wish our
young friend success.
re- "Family men, will find that
1t "pays" to buy their Boots and
Shoes ofDAGEs.
The season for plowing has come,
and the more plowing the more real
prosperity. But you must have a
good Plow, or the work is only half
done, and done with much severer
labor to both team and holder.
Messrs. ENos, MENAGER & Co. are
manufacturing just the Plow you
want. Call and see it. Every thing
else being equal, patronize home in
dustry.
The Edinburg, last week, had an
old man as passenger, who, it was
stated, had with him 90 children and
grandchildren.
A case of small pox, a colored
man, was sent to the pest house on
Monday. This is the only case we
have had for some weeks.
~ Ladies are invited to examine
the Bootees and Caters at DAGEs'.
By the operation of a new law,
just passed, we elect this year sun
dry city officials, whose election has
not heretofore been provided for by
law. 1t is wise law-power is al
ways safe in the hands of the people.
Our annual city election occurs
Monday, April 9Th. For list Of off
GERS to be elected, and places for
holding elections, see Mayor DAM
RoN's Proclamation.
GEORGE BAsHoRE, a young man of
this city, died on Saturday. During
the war he was a member of Com
pany B, 193d o. V. I. He was buri-
ed on Sunday.
G, W, eHERINGToN, Esq, at the
Recorders Office, is agent for the pay
ment of the dividend due the credi-
tors of the late ]. P. PROSE. 1t
amounts to little over ten per cent.
R The Spring Stock opening at
DAGEs' Boot d Shoe Store, embraces
everything in his line.
G. H. MCCORMICK, the Dry Goods
dealer, will remove this week to the
old stand of HALLIDAY & MILES.
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