Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-10-07

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can ticket-KENT, SrssoN, BLAZER
HAMPTON and BooToN. They are
all good and true men, and fought
with you for the old and loved flag
Everybody will vote for SIssoN
for Treasurer, whether we advise i
or not. His opponent is no where
don't amount to a row of pins.
KENT, for Probate Judge, should
receive the vote of every patriotic
heart in the county. His loss-an
arm-in support of the good, old
flag, and an undivided country, en-
titles him to that much.
We call the attention of Repub-
licans to an article on the first page
headed, "Guard the Ballot Box.
The suggestions are important and
timely, and we trust, will not be for
gotten.
1t was thought at first to print
the Democratic tickets with the
head of Pendleton at the top of the
State ticket, and the head of Logue
at the top of the county ticket, but
the last Legislature having passed
the bill to prohibit viginetts on tick
cts, the thing has been dropped.
Still, the two names are on the same
ticket. Curious way to "abide by
and cheerfully support the Repub-
lican ticket.
Vote the whole Republican
ticket-the candidates are all wor-
thy and competent.
Try Halls Vegetable SiciIian
Hair Rene,cer, if You would have
luxuriant growth of hair.
Mr.. WASHINGTON KINNEY, an
old and respected citizen of Ports
mouth, died last week. His age
was II years.
The inimitable DAN. RICE, with
his own great Circus, will be here on
Friday. The tent will be put up on
Mr.. CREUzET's lot, at the foot of
Second street. Go, laugh and be
happy.
Latest styles in Boots, Shoes,
Hats and Caps at j. ]. MAxoN's
new shoe store.
The residence of Mr.. THOMAS
HILL caught fire, from defective
flue, last Wednesday afternoon.
Being near to ALEsHIRE's Mill,
where water was plenty, it was put
out with but trifing damage.
The palace Ohio No. 4, during
her retirement ON account of low
water, has been thoroughly over
hauled, and now looks better than
ever. She may hereafter be found
in the trade, running as per adver-
tisement.
For the best custom work 60 to
J. j. MAxoN's new shoe store.
Under the head of "OUR PHI
LosoPHY," the Ironton Register says:
"When a man scratches ticket, it
shows that there is something the
matter with the man who scratches,
rather than with the man who is
scratched" That is sound philoso-
ply.
Thanks to Mr.. A. Guy, of Nor
gan township, for basket of excel
lent apples. There were six or seven
varieties, and all the best specimens
of their kind we have ever seen.
--latest cut Ladies and Misses
shoes at j. J. MAxoN's new shoe
store.
Hon B. S. CowEN, for many
years prominent politician in
Ohio, died at St. Clalrsville recently.
All the latest styles in Boots,
Shoes, Hats and Caps at j. j. MAX
oN's new shoe store.
Election of two Union School
Directors next Saturday See notice.
1t is the duty of every Republi-
can, if he thinks any thing of prin-
ciples, to vote for the nominees of
the party, Personal prejudices or
individual preferences, should not
prevail against duty.
The receipts of the County
Recorders Office, for the year ending
Sept. 1st, 1869, from all sources,
to S645. Light.
SYLVESTER MCDANIEL, Esq, is
the Republican candidate for Land
in Walnut township. He
ought to be ell ected unanimously, for
he is competent and worthy. No
Republican, at least, should vote
against him.