Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-04-01
EDITORIAL RREvITIEs.

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The public schools closed last Fri
day for a weeks vacation. They
open again next Monday.
HIS. NEAL, Esq, of Ironton, ha'
been admitted an attorney of the Su
3 preme Court of the United States
Our new beaver is greatly ad
mired, and ON every hand, the in
quiry is frequent-"From what
house in New York did you order
it?' We didn't send to New York
for it at alive bought it of Messrs
BAILEY & RIDENoUR, who have some
more of the same sort left.
See statement of Charter Oak Life
Insurance Company. This is one OF
the best companies before the public.
R. C. HUMPHREYs, agent.
Messrs. BAILEY & HAYWARD are
driving a big business with their
quick east baking powders, and it is
no wander that it is so, for as no one
who has ever tried them will do
without them.
Mr.. JOHN DUFoUR has been en-
gagged for some time in mining the
hill back of the Cemetery, for iron
ore. He has as yet only opened the
upper vein. It is 105 feet above
high water, and some seven and a
half feet in thickness. AS he goes
into the hill, the vein increases in
thickness and in quality.
Call at BAILEY & RIDENoUR's and
see their new stock. In ladies and
gentlemen wear they have sundry
new styles.
RATHsURN & DRoUILLARD have
new goods-in perfumery, notions,
&c, the best stock in the market.
Mr.. W. B. SLOAN, for long time
a resident of this city, and well
known to our citizens, died in Kan
sas last November.
Wholesale buyers should not fail
to call and look over the large stock
of Boots, Shoes, Findings, Leather,
&C., of BAILEY & RTDENoUR. Moth
ing like it in Southern Ohio.
"English CIycerene Soap, highly
perfumed." This is an excellent ar
ticle-we have tried it. For sale at
RATHBURN & DRoUILLARD's.
JOSEPH HUNT, Esq, at the Clerks
Office, has Swans & Saylor's Supple
ment to the Revised Statutes of
Ohio. Each magistrate in the coun-
ty can get copy by calling in per-
son and receipting for same.
There are 447 trees planted on the
Public Square They are from 20 to
"a feet apart.
Attention is called TO the advertise
ment of Mr.. CHARLES MACK, mer-
chant, Third street. He has just re-
turned from the East with a large
and excellent stock in his line, which
hepledges to sell as low as any house
in the city. He is able to do it, and
will do it.
d. S. FORD, the Grocer, has re-
moved to his new room, in the build
ing adjoining the one heretofore oc-
cupied by him. He has an excellent
store-room-ftted up in good taste,
and with especial reference to his
branch ofbusiness. 1t will be known
as "No. 4, Drouilllard's block"
District Court will be held here
Thursday, April 10Th.
Rev. Mr.. STANLEY, of the Baptist
Church, at the close of the evening
service, last Sabbath, administered
the rite of baptism to one person, by
immersion. The services took place
at the lower end of the public wharf.
A large crowd was in attendance,
and we are glad to bear witness to its
proper appreciation of the solemnity
of the occasion, as shown in the de-
corum and good behavior which
characterized it.
See Auditors EVANS notice of an
nual meeting of township Assessors.
Mr.. I. C. STAFFORD, of Green town
ship, sold, last week, two head of
three year old steers, which weighed
2810 pounds. They may be counted
good steers.
A correspondent of the Ironton
Journal, writing from Ashland, KY,
in speaking of the NJ. Z. Church APP
pointments for that section, says
'L. E. SHEPARD, P. M. at this place,
will travel Prestonburg Circuit this
year"
The Ironton Register, in speaking
Of the iron market, says: Holders