Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-03-04
EDITORIAL sREvITIEs.

home at the time, or ne Would nave
thanked them in person.
EDITORIAL sREvITIEs.
The favors Of our correspondent
"Lottie" are always welcome.
Mr.. JOHN DAGEs, the Shoe dealer,
started east, for his spring and sum-
mer stock, last Friday
Messrs. WALKER KERR have re-
moved to their new quarters, corner
second and State streets.
We give up most of our space,
this week, to correspondents, and to
Railroad matters. 1t will all be
found interesting.
The incorporators of the Gas
Company held meeting Tuesday
evening. 1t is understood that eff
forts will be made to put the thing
through this season. Wei hope they
may be successful.
We fear we shall have to "put
? down brakes" on the school ques-
ton. 1t is occupying too much
room.
Mr.. JOHN DUFoUR returned from
Pittsburg last Wednesday night.
He brings encouraging accounts of
the value of our iron ore. AS work
ing ore there is none better in quail
ty.
Next week will be Court week.
Good time to pay the printer.
Mcssrs. HALLIDAY & MILES now
occupy the large and fine store-room
of Mr.. W. II. LANGLEY, fronting the
Public Square.
Col. J. NJ. NEIBLING, we'll known
to many Of our citizens as 1t. Colo
mel of the 21st o. V. l., died at Find
ley, Ohio, February 21st. He was
Al years of age.
Mr. GEO W. Cox, the Dry Goods
dealer, left for New York, for his
stock of Spring goods, on Tuesday
night.
'.W. S. Ms" answer to "Clem"
next week.
Messrs. BAILEY & HAYWARD are
doing a big business with their
quick east baking powders
Wherever introduced they take pos
session of the mark ct
LEOPOLD FRANK shipped lot of
cattle, for Cincinnati, on the Fleet
wood, Tuesday.
A number of our ice dealers were
engaged Monday in putting up ice.
1t was from two to three inches
thick.
Mr.. w. M. RIDENoUR, of the firm
of BAILEY & R1DENoUR, Shoe dealers,
left Sunday evening for the east. to
lay in their Spring stock.
Capt. J. H. EVANS commenced
his second term as County Auditor
on Monday.
No cases of small pox either in
the city or at the pest house, all re-
ports to the contrary notwithstand-
ing. Our country friends may re-
ly upon this.
Mr.. A. 7. HANNAH is again in
the grocery business. See adver-
tisement.
Remember the Petrol No. 2 in
your travel between here and Ra-
cine. Her officers are gentlemen.
The Kanawha packet Mountain
Boy is very popular in that trade,
and no wonder-she is good boat,
and has first class officers.
The steamer Edinburg goes to
Cincinnati Saturday. She is prompt
and safe.
The boats of the St. Louis, Mem
phis and Vicksburg packet compa-
ny, furnish meals to passengers and
crew on the restaurant plan.
The steamer David Lynch sunk at
the mouth of Elk river, on the Ka-
nawha, on the 25th ult. She lies on
her side, in 10 feet ofwater. Efforts
are making to raise her.
Quite number Of new counterfeit
$50 greenbacks have been put in
circulation in New York.
The Pt. Pleasant Marine Railway
company has been Incorporated
The monthly payroll Of tht
Akron Buckeye Mower and Reaper
company is $4,000 Manufacture
make town lively and prosperous
Encourage home industry-don't GO
away for that which you can ger
just as good and as cheap at home
The Catlettsburg Herald under
stands there is three year old coli
in Scott county, Ky, which can tror
amile in 2:l0. Doubtful.
The steamer Fleetweed carries {
band of music,
The semi-centennial anniversary
of the founding of Odd Fellowship