Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-04-15

tivated it.
The rule is aimperative-corres-
pondents must send us their names
or their favors will not be inserted.
District Court meets here to-day,
fThursday.)
Mr.. JOHN BROTHERS offers his
farm for sale. See advertisement.
r. ALEsHIRE, Esq, sold his well
known pair.of mules, last week, for
s400 4
A new Hat store has made its ap-
pearance in the business arena of
our city. J.C. Towers, Jr., former
ly of Cincinnati, has just opened a
new establishment in ALEsHIRE's S
block, in the room formerly occu-
pied by D.. S. FORD, the Grocer
We welcome and recommend him to
the patronage of our citizens.
Our list of township officers elect
ed in several of the townships OF
the county, which kind friends had
furnished us, by some means got
DESTROYED, and hence we are COM
PEELED to omit it.
The steamer Quickstep run into
the steamer Allie Sullivan, Satur-
day night at Diamond Island, cut
ting her down. She sunk to the
hurricane deck. Three lives were
lost.
J. 81. We'll has just received a
large and choice stock of Clothing,
Gents Furnishing goods, &C., and
the prices are low. See advertise
ment
A man by the name of Reynolds
was drowned at the wharf on Satur
day night. He came from Kama
wha, a passenger on the Mountain
Boy, and in passing from that boat
to the Telegraph, accidently fell into
the river, and was drowned. The
body was not recovered.
The steamer G. A. Thompson,
from Cincinnati for Little Rock, is
reported to have struck snag near
Pine Bluff, Friday night last, and
sunk. Seventeen lives were lost
Boat and cargo a total loss.
limitations of Halls Vegetable
Siciilian Hair Renewer are being
thrust upon the market in great
numbers; do not be deceived by
them but demand Halls.
A man by the name of Davis was
arrested IN Ironton, last week,
charged with committing rape on
his niece, child s years of age.
The crime was committed in Ports
mouth, and he was taken there for
trial. Davis is man aged about
thirty-fve.
A convention was held at Chilli
cothe, last week, in the interest OF
a railroad from Portsmouth to Co.
lumbus. Theconvention was we'll at
tended, and great interest manifest.
ed. One of the speakers hoped to
see some connection with the Ohio
and Chesapeake road.
1t is stated that some 200 persons
have united with the severa
churches in Parkersburg, as the re
suit of the recent revival there.
The Marine Railway, at Middle
port, recently declared a dividend @
so per cent. A good institution fol
capitalists.
The new postage stamp has made
its appearance. The color is blue
and white, and they are about two
thirds the size of the old ones.
Lead ore, it is said, has beer
found in Robinson township, Masor
county, West Va, on the farm o
Mr.. Joseph S. Machir.
Snow storms seem to be the rule
and fair weather the exception, jus
now. Tuesday snow fell more Of
less all day.
The fine packet Mountain Boy
came out of the Kanawha, last Satur
day, with a splendid trip. Besides
heavy freight, she had 125 pas
sengers. She is deservedly popu
lar.
Keep in mind the musical conven
ton at Cheshire, May 10th. [
promises to be splendid affair.
Severe freeze Tuesday night--ict
in the cutters, this "wednesday,
morning. We fear for the peacl
crop.
Charles Wolf, at the Furnitur
Factory, on Monday, got an ugl..
lick. He was saving a piece o
scantling, when it few up ant
struck him on the chin, cutting i
severely.