Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-08-19
EDITORIAL sREvITiEs.

EDITORIAL BRkftttEes
The Kanawha river has reached
the low water stage-the Belle and
the Mountain Boy have laid up, and
we have in their place the Active
and the Lightwood. These are com
Portable boats, and will keep open the
trade as long as there is any water
left in that stream.
If you want your hair to grow use
The Great American Hair Grower.
The Circus tent will be put up on
Mr.. CREUzET's lot, at the foot OF
Second street.
Send to L. P. MAGUEr's for The
Great American Hair Grower.
Thanks to Mr.. w. L. MORTON, of
Green township, for a basket of
Pound Royal Apples. They are
large and excellent eaters.
Send to J. & P. A. SANxs' for The
Great American Hair Grower.
During the storm, Monday after
noon, the lightning struck locust
tree, in front of the Union School
lot, making complete wreck of it..
If you want your hair to grow, use
The Great American Hair Grower.
Heavy rains Saturday and Sun
day. The corn needed it very much.
We hope now for fair crop.
When you come to the city, buy
The Great American Hair Grower.
There was q shooting affair up
town, last week, women being the
parties thereto. Three shots were
fired from revolver, two of which
took effect. The wounded one is
likely to recover.
The Great American Hair Grower,
for sale by BAILEY & HAYWARD.
Messrs. r. ALEsHIRE & Co., of the
Eureka Mills, bought and stored, last
week, Is, 300 bushels of wheat.
The Great American Hair Grower
produces a rapid and luxuriant
growth of the hair.
There was large crowd in atten-
dance upon the Universalist Associ-
alton, at Cheshire, on Sunday.
They were ably entertained by the
Rev. Mr.. NYE and others.
The Great American Hair Grower,
for sale by J. d P. A. SANNs.
Last Thursday, the Buckeye Mills,
(Messrs. FL. H. & E. 81. NEAL) with
two pairs of burs, made 225 barrels
of -four in % hours. For such rapid
work there must have been good
wheat and an experienced miller,
else it could not have been accom-
plished.
Send to BAILEY d HAYwARD's for
The Great American Hair Grower.
A treatise ON the hair published
by R. P. Hall & Co., Nashua. N. H.,
proprietors of Halls Vegetable Sici7-
ian Hair Rene,oer, contains valuable
information about the hair, which
should be read by all. Send to pub
fishers for copy.
The Great American Hair Grower,
patronized by the elite and le beau
monde for rich dressing and beauti-
flyer.
The Board of Supervisors of Ka-
nawha CIV. Ya.) county, have re-
scinded their former action, and
now grant licenses for the sale of
liquor. The Democracy propose
holding grand ratification meet
ing.
The Great American Hair Grower,
for sale by L. P. MAGUET.
A new German Methodist Church
has been dedicated at Portsmouth,
Ohio, costing exclusive of lot, S24,
900, all of which has been secured.
The edifice is Gothic, with beauti-
full tower 129 feet high, neatly fin
ished throughout, highly creditable
to the taste and liberality of the
German brethren.
The Great American Hair Grower,
for sale by J. & P. A. SANNs.
Engraving done to order by J.
d. WOODWARD.
Thanks to Mr. 3. 4. CHApDU for
some fine specimens of the Plum
Six of them, placed side by side
measured one yard and three-fourtht
OF an inch around.
The Great American Hair Grower
perfumes the hair with new odel
ofrare delicacy.
A laborer named Nolan was sun
struck in Ironton, on Saturday
while ON his way home from work
He died one hour afterward.
The Great American Hair Grower
leaves no disagreeable odor.
Capt. JAMES NEWTON has sold tn,
steamer Mountain Belle to th.
Messrs. McALIsrEE's, of Portsmouth
Price, $4,000. During low water
she will run in the Cincinnati ant
Pomeroy trade.
The Great American Hair Grove,