Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-04-08
EDITORIAL RREvrTIEs.

EDITORIAL BREvrTiEs.
Misses ANDREWS & LAsLEY hav'
Just received their new spring stool
of millinery goods, consisting o
Bonnets, Flowers, Ribbons, Silks, &c
The like has not been seen in thil
market for some time. Call and ex
anime.
The Mite Society Of the Presby
terian Church, viii meet at the
residence of D. S. FORD, Esq, this
Thursday evening, Friends cor
daily invited.
Miss HILL has just received a large
stock of new and attractive Spring
and Summer Millinery Goods, en-
bracing every thing desirable in the
line. . Dress making attended to
promptly.
The new swoolen manufacturing
~Sompany-Messrs. WADDELL, BLA-
zER & Co.,-let out a portion of the
contracts for the building of their
Factory, last week. MULLINE TX
LAWSON 4 Co., have the contract for
the window, sash and door frames;
TIMOTHY MITCHELL for the frame
work, and HENRY MORTON for the
brick work.
The Coalburg mines are the most
successful Coal works on the Kama
wha. The quality of coal is supe-
rior to any that comes to this mar
ket. 1t is clear of sulphur and
slate. and makes brilliant, cheerful
fire. Mr.. J. HAMILTON is agent for
the sale of this coal here, and keeps
it constantly on hand. His boats
are at the lower end of the Wharf
boats, where all orders will be
promptly filed.
Thanks to Mr.. WM. WALKER for
late Kansas and st. Louis papers.
The democratic Ward politicians
were very busy last Sunday. We
have not seen them so active for
some time They always swarm the
Sunday before an election.
Do you know that Dry Goods took
stumble" last week? Well, do you
know further. that Major S. F..
NEAL bought his goods when the
tumble was the lowest? He did
sure, as you will be convinced if you
will but call and price them.
Business men are becoming accus-
toned to omit the prefix or afix to
names on back of letters, of "Mr. -
or esq" Sensible.
To-day, "wednesday, April 7th,)
is the anniversary of the settlement
of Marietta.
Thanks to mail agent I. R. HAY
WARD fer late eastern papers.
Messrs. WALKER & KERR are as ac-
tive and energetic as ever in meeting
the demands Of the public. Their
stock is new, large and complete
See advertisement.
An escaped convict from Coving-
ton, KY, named Davis alias Strong,
was arrested in this city, by Marshal
LANGLEY, on Monday. He will be
held until the officers from Coving-
ton arrive to take charge of him.
A horse was stolen in Hamden on
Tuesday night last week. The thief
was pursued to near Porter, in this
county, to his home, on the following
day, there arrested, and him and the
horse taken to Vlnton county. q
A terrible accident happened at a
Portable saw mill near Oak Hill last
week. WIN. n. JONES, one of the
proprietors, got caught in the fly
wheel, and was almost instantly
killed.
As is well known to his intimate
friends, our esteemed fellow citizen,
Gen. LEWIS NEwsoM, has been af-
ficted with a partial deafness for the
past year or two. We are glad to
note the fact of his full recovery in
this respect. Through the kind in
terposition of lady in Brooklyn,
N. Y, he came into possession of an
Indian medicine, by the use of
which his hearing has been fully re-
stored.
The new Ohio No 4 goes up and
down the river with so much rapid.
ty that she is hardly ever missed
from our wharf You hear hel
whistle coming down, catch /.
glimpse of her as she passes, ant
before you are aware of it the sam,
whistle is-heard coming up. Sine
our last she has made two trips-on
to Marietta and one to Pomeroy
and this wednesday, morning pass
ed down on her third trip. sh
is fast and no mistake. See adyer
tisement for times of passing.
JAMES V, CUSHING, of GAINESVILLE
and well known to many Of our cit
zens, died in that city on the %
ult., in the s1st year sof his age
The Marietta Register says he wa
the second white child born in Ohie
after the settlement. He was borl