Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-10-07
MRS. J. HOWELL
EDITORIAL BREvITIEs.

EDITORIAL BREvITIEs.
The Presbyterian Mite Society
will meet at the residence of d. 5
FORD, Esq, this Thursday even
ing. Friends cordially invited.
-WEBRr will open his new
Saloon Monday evening. His friends
are invited to call.
Sec announcement of Fall meet.
ing of the Gallia Fair Ground Com.
pany, for the display of fast horses
&c. The purses offered are very
liberal, and we may look for an ex
citing time.
-Sundry communications arc
crowded out because of previously
prepared matter.
-MoREHEAD is a LoGUE man
says so in the last number of the
Dispdtch-and calls upon all Demo
Gratis to rally to his support. MORE
HEAD and LoGUH, the Office holders
against KENT, the one-armed soldier
Can any one doubt the result, in a
loyal county like old Gallia?
-Messrs. ENos, HILL & Co., of the
Buckeye Foundry and Machine
Shop, in this city, received the first
premium, at the Ashland, KY, Fair
for their Cane Mills and Plows
This speaks well for the skill and
workmanship of this live firm.
Look out for spurious tickets
tickets claiming to be Republican,
but which contain names from the
Democratic ticket. We print but
one ticket-the one at the head Of
our columns. That is the pure ar.
ticle.
We ask every Democrat to stand
by Judge Logue.-Dispatch.
We ask every Republican to stand
by KENT, the one-armed soldier.
Be at the polls early, Republi-
cans. Do not put it off until after
noon. If the sun shines, 60 early
Ifthe rain falls, go early. Many q
fight has been won before noon
One day for your country-and vic
tory is yours.
Republicans, be true to your
party next Tuesday.
The eight per cent interest law,
passed last winter, took effect Oct.
LIST.
Every Republican should vote
for Capt. BLAZER. He has made a
good officer, and is entitled to a
second term.
The N. Y. Tribune makes the
statement that an agreement has
been entered into by responsible par
ties in New York, for the immediate
completion of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad. That paper has no
doubt that the enterprise will be
pushed with all possible celebrity.
The parties undertaking it, have
the brains, the energy, the expert
ence and the cash.
Vote for Col. HAMPTON for
Prosecuting Attorney-he is a good
man, and will make an economical
officer.
1t was a sad sight, Monday, to
see heart-broken wife visiting the
'ealoons in search of her drunken
husband. We are sure the angels
above looked down in pity upon hel
disconsolate condition.
Vote for R. P. PORTER for Coun.
ty Commissioner-he has been tried
and proven good officer.
The report current on our
streets, that "Brick Pomeroy," has
undertaken to edit the Dispatch, is
we believe without foundation. Mr.
Pomeroy when last heard from, was
busy furnishing "pap" for the New
York Democrats, and preparing
cuts for the La Gross politicians.
The specimen "bricks" Of oul
neighbor, gave rise probably to th'
rumor.,
Don't forget to vote for thos
MANNED and wounded soldiers, mex
Tuesday--KENT and BooToN.
Everybody, of course, will vot
for "Uncle" 10. BRADBURY. TIL
interests of the county will be care
fully looked after by him. Z
Hon. JOHN T. WILSON, oul
member Of Congress, while in tn
city last week, paid visit to ou
Public Schools. He was please
with his visit and with the schoo
and expressed his qualification q
the good order and efficient manage
ment which he saw there.
Bailey q Ridenour's new stoc
fsssx rncMvM.) comprises the late,
london, Paris and New York style
Of Hats and Gaps.