Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-03-18
EDITORIAL saEvIriEs.

6SisS
Bishop McILvAINE, now past tire
score and ten, will hold services a
the Episcopal Church, this (Thurs
day. evening. This will, in all prob
ability, be his last visit here.
The Edinbvg goes to Cincinnati
Saturday. Wait for her.
Messrs. J. & D. MAUcK, of Cheshire
commence the sale of their stock O
Dry Goods, at Auction, at that place
on Friday evening, March 18th Il
will be continued the next day
Messrs. H. WATSON and J. M
HANNAN, of Swan Creek, shipped
per steamer Kenton, on Tuesday, "a
head of Cattle and 60 Hogs to Pitts
burg. These parties have been en-
gagged for some time in making
weekly shipments of stock to that
point.
Our thanks are due Mr.. ]. C.
PRIEsTLEY for a copy of the Oska-
loosa Qowa) Herald. 1t is an able
paper, and represents Iowa as going
rapidly forward in wealth and popu-
lation
Mr.. JOHN GILMAN, of this city.
shipped to Cincinnati last week, 16
head of cattle and $50 sheep.
The Petrol No. leaves our wharf
every day, at-half past one o'clock
P. NJ, for Racine. The genial and
accommodating EARHART occupies
the office.
Our merchants, in every depart
ment of trade, wholesale and retail,
are well supplied with stocks for the
Spring and Summer trade. You
can go farther and fare worse.
The Mou0tain Boy and the Kama
seha Belle are the regular .Kanawha
packets, forming a daily line,
Mr.. LEOPOLD FRANK, of this city,
bought of CHARLES TOPPING, of
Springfield township, last week, two
of the heaviest beef cattle we have
seen in this market for some time.
They weighed over four thousand
pounds-price, $3.50.
Messrs. ENos, MENAGER & Co. are
building steam engine for the Ex-
celsior Salt Company, at Pomeroy.
1t will be we'll done.
Messrs. BAILEY & RIDENoURs large
Spring stock is beginning to arrive,
some thirty cases having already
come to hand Look out for lively
time in the Boot and Shoe trade.
The person who left with us some
specimens of Soap, will please call at
our office
See advertisement of G. W. HEA-
TON, Boot and Shoe Manufacturer.
He is full up with the times, and an
accommodating dealer.
The PIT. Pleasant Journal says that
the Sunday School Convention, held
there Sunday week, was ably ad-
dressed by Rev. Mr.. GLEN, of this
city.
We have had the pleasure ofan in
spection ola plan for clock tower,
the design of Major O'REILLY, pro-
posed to be erected on the Public
Square. We like both the plan and
its proposed location, 1t would add
very much to beautifying the Pub
lie Square. tits to be submitted to
Council Tor its approval.
We have from the music house of
JOHN CHURCH, Jr., &C West 4th street,
Cincinnati, two very fine pieces of
music, to-wit:-Speak to me dar-
ling-Song and Chorus-words and
music by Frank Howard; and the
Inauguration Quick step, by Viii
burn F. Gales.
The river is in fine boating order.
A deck hand on the Emma Gra-
ham, fell into the river, Sunday
evening. Luc kily he was saved
from drowning.
Messrs. WALKER & KERR send cut
an important Circular this week.
They are well prepared to accommo-
date the public, and are determined
to do SO, iflow prices and fair deal
ing will accomplish it.
If you would have desirable
head of hair and retain it, use Halls
Vegetable Sicilan Hair Renewer,
the most wonderful discovery of
modern times.
During the high wind last We'd
nesday, the steamer Cottage No. 2
was driven from her moorings, and
was blown about in the river for
some time before she was landed.
No damage.
Mr.. D. L. WoMELDoRFF, of Spring
field township, sold his farm, last
week, to Mr.. julius BLANC, of this
city. The farm contained 260 acres.
Price $4,000.
March came in like Lion, and
discontinued "muchly so" ever since.
But don't get discouraged-seed
time and harvest are nromised. and