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


mace in operation here. We have
an abundance of the best quality OF
ore, and coal convenient and cheap.
The new Dry Goods house in
DELEroMBE's building-T. c. EVANS
4 Co.-has opened out with large
and fancy stock. Mr.. R. LANGLEY,
a we'll known citizen and dealer of
our city, is connected with this
house. See advertisement.
H Don't buy your Boots and
Shoes till you give DAGEs call.
See advertisement of Mr.. DAVID
HUTsINpILLAR, of farm for sale. 1t
is one of the best farms in the coun-
ty, and can be bought cheap, as the
owner has the western fever.
The present week shows impor-
tant changes in our leading Hotels.
Mr.. J. E. RICHARDSON, of the Dufour
House, takes the National, and Mr..
JOHN DUNN, of the National, takes
the Dufour House. Mrs. Rock, from
Kanawha, goes into the Lahr House.
President GRANT was quite unwell
Saturday, and was denied to visitors.
The wheat crop, in this county, is
in good condition, looking excellent,
better than usual at this season of
the year.
w If you want Boots that are
Boots, call on JOHN DAGEs.
The Parkersburg packet, Emma
Graham, ON Friday morning last,
took away the best lot of fat cattle
shipped from this point for some
time. Mr.. LEOPOLD FRANK shipped
80 head, and Dir. w. w MILLS, 18
head. They are destined for the
Baltimore market.
Some weeks since the servant girl
of Mr.. d. III. GATES, of this city,
named Nancy Jane Bingham, stole
sundry things from her employer
and left. She was traced to Pome-
roy, where she was arrested. She
was brought before Mayor DAMRoN,
on Monday, and, pleading guilty,
was fined $40 and costs.
TEMpY CASEY, colored woman,
lied in this city last week, said to
De one hundred and five years old.
~ Family men" will find that
t "pays' to buy their Boots and
Shoes of DAGEs.
The Jackson Standard, in speak
ng of the Gallipolis Post Office case,
and more particularly of the miss
ing letter mailed at Charleston, con-
taining the lost 800, says: "There
has been stealing from the mails and
Post offices in this county for
of years, and it is likely that
he money in question stopped in
his county"
There are now five daily packets
Big Sandy and Ironton, and
hree between Ironton and Ports
mouth.
The Sheriff of Jackson county
,ook to Columbus, last week, three
,urglars-Larkin, Williams and
Sharp-convicted at the late term
If the Court there.
In one of her down trips, last
week, the Fleetwood went into Gin
;incinnati with near 400 passengers
the best trip of the season.
The steamer st. Mary's, which
vent up Saturday, had a monster {
elephant on board, going east to
DIN menagerie.
We had very heavy rains last
thursday night-at times it came
own in torrents. Some little dam {
ge was done to the wharf
The Governor has refused to in
erfere further in the case of Andrew
Price, of Ironton, and he will there
ore be hung tomorrow, Friday,
april I'd.
Eleven States have ratified the
Suffrage Amendment.
The two young men who were
led to tree, one night last week,
md there kept confined some hours,
us not to mention the af-
ar, and we won't do it, provided
hey are not arrested for tresspass
n barking the tree. In that event,
Ee shall have to report the case
therwise, we are mum.
H Ladies are invited to examine
be Bootees and Caters at DAGEs'. ,