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

Our draymen have had harvest
this year-a few years more, and our
people will be gratifed with some spec
linens of hard soap; whatever his 9TH
er clothing may be.
Mr.. Hunt had no recollection of ar
irving and being opened. In making
his selection, he has paid particular at
tention to three-fourths of the early
pear and cherry buds, the result of a
defective fue.
The case has excited unusual inter-
est in the community, from the fact
that his wounds were dressed and
thrown open to the public; having been
two or three sizes larger than the Re-
publican majority in New Hampshire.
When we went to dinner on Tuesday,
there were two or three cows in the
Public Square. The alarm was inn
mediately given, and the fire was soon
subdued before purchasing elsewhere.
Not trife to be thankful for, was
the saving in time; and barrels, con-
tainlng directions for clock-tower,
proposed to be erected on Mr.. Onder-
donk's bill to prevent Squire Kerr
from acting-as negro named Mos
ley, who, it was stated, had with him
&c children and grandchildren; the
largest and best assorted stock ever
offered to the community. No clue to
the perpetrators of the various styles
of boots and shoes now worn, with a
fire shovel, the best he knew how
Planters are offering 25 per cent. more
than last year; but hands are blown
from the belfry, in the order named
the contents entering the Department
at Washington, enough, it is said, to
blow up Mr.. E. Hunt, keeper of the
Star Saloon, the product of one hill,
upon which there were twenty-eight
ears,
" Like snow birds waiting to be mated -"
The fact is your wife and child will
be happier, your farm will sell for more
money; if you make them twenty feet
wide, set them out by the poles to run
from 5 to Is years. These are strong
expressions, but we believe the Mite
Society of the Baptist Church was in
town yesterday, and struck vein of
coal feet thick.
The new Attorney General shipped
Is head of fat cattle to Wasson & Ken
nedy, at the book store, who formed
themselves into a company, and COM
menced boring for salt. Damage light.
This speaks well for the morals of the
community.
One of the finest store rooms was
seriously beaten, and sent to the pest
house on Monday-where he lay un-
conscious, till one of the belligerents
had his jaw broken.
1t caught between the plastering and
weather boarding. and better done than
by the old process.
The above potatoes and plants need
no commendation, as SO lbs more of
salt could have been put into the same
barrel. No lives lost.
This shows the high estimation in
which he was held. Unless killed
hereafter, 'every thoughtful husband
will buy one
Nothing was lost but rubbish, enter
ing the head of young woman, named
Reuben Wick, quiet, but steady, IS
cts for No. /. mixed.
If letter of enquiry is received, no
man has yet been caught. Ask for
Halls .Sicilian Hair renewer, always
ready to hitch to.
He accordingly fitted up hand sled,
placed thereon his fair bride, and his
worldly possessions, opposite the Court
House for the accommodation of day
and week boarders.
Toll, the same as water-mills. But
no live Republican can be caught by
any such trick.
Sold by all Druggists.
CHESHIRE, April 10th, 1869.