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bilben, bic Bente ieoer &ranfbeit Der Reibe
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benz Gebirn, tbeilrueiS audi baber, oab cine
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b~eeintradtigt. m
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1T elm iiberes Seilmittel. Dies tit feine neue
Yraparation, Die neriuft ulo mangelbatt ges
fnnben pirb ; es tit ieit ptelen Sabren tdgltb
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benen Die Weni9beit unterlporfen lift, aber es
tpiro saranttrt, Dpspepiia in ibrer bartnddis=
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4ppetitS, WitlO uno Iufltoben Der eeno lienen
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men, Nnihmelen bes Masens uno Der @tnge,
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baben.
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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-04-22
For the Gallipolis Journal.
Addison Items.

The few days of fine spring weather
that were so favorable TO the rapid
growth of vegetation, came to sudden
halt, last week, by the unprecedented
cold, the thermometer on the morning
of the l7th and 18th, marking 2l deg.
above zero. The effects are plain; the
wheat and clover fields have dotted their
beautiful green and gone into mourning,
and at present itappears gloomy enengh.
The extent of the injury to crops, fruit,
&C., cannot yet be told. The dryness of
the ground was favorable to save pOta-
toes that were planted, though some re-
port many of them froze. Early wheat
is injured no doubt. Fruit, early peas,
beets, cabbage, pie-plant, &C., yielded to
the chilly embrace, and now lay pros
trate.
Most farmers in Kyger bottom are in
the midst of potato planting; from what
can learn, there will be large crop
planted.
Mr.. Daniel Trichler sold his wheat
and corn to Resener & Son, Cheshire
Mills, at 81 10 and 62c. respectively, ta-
ken at the warehouse and crib.
DR.. S. Shafer shipped 1900 dozen
eggs to philadelphia during the month
Of March, and 400 lbs butter to Pitts
burg.
Prof. John ReIille gave ap expose of
spiritualism short time ago to q good
audience. and all seemed we'll pleased.
The great wonder was boy it was peo-
ple could be so easily bGmbHggea qs 10
neiisye u was spirits that done those
we are panied to bear Mrs. j.. +.
-, ietn mas Decn confined in the holse for
fects of Il sprained ankle. She is Ina,
proving slowly at present.
The daily packets make 1t lively;
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For the Gallipolis Journal.


The weather pleasant to-day but we
know not what tomorrow will bring
forth.
The late freezes have killed the fruit
here and we do hope the potato bug, also.
We do not remember of ever seeing
such weather in April as has been in the
past week. We are not very old, though.
The mill, store and blacksmith shop
are in full blast here, although we no
tiee the shop is sitting on the ground
few feet from its foundation. We can
not say whether the late wind storms
blew the house off the rock or the rock
from under the house.
The nearest church we have here is
three miles off. We do need a new
church here badly, for we scarcely know
when Sunday comes.
We feel for the Kansas sufferers, for
we know not how soon we will be in
the same condition. Can't we he as
charitable as our neighbors and do some
thing more than feel.
The grangers are numerous aud in.
creasing constantly. Onr neighbor
William Brandyberry, can boast of +:
little baby at his house. That's right
VIM.
We like to read the Rio Grande items
now he friendly and write occasionally
Weonly wish we could get the .Ioug
NAL daily. CHUM.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-04-22
DIED.

WII.LIAMS-At his residence, In
Gallipolis, Ohio, in the 72l wear OF his
age, .IoHS WILLIAMS. He WAS born in
Ireland, on the list day of June, 1903,
near Armath. His father died when he
was four years of age. In 1913 he came
70 America in company with his widow
ed mother. He was educated in Mary
land. His advantages being more than
ordinary. When he was % years of age
he came to Ohio. where he married aud
settled in Columbiana county, where he
lived number Of years. In 1877 he
came 10 this place, where his work,
cares and suffering were ended by the
messenger of death. lie was through
all the early part of his life very stir
ring business man. occupying different
positions Of usefulness and trust: his
nature was Kind and humane; his err
rors were those which proved worse to
himself. His last afflictions were pro-
tracted for several months, and was
borne with great patience. lie was
conscious of his approaching lissolu-
ton, and in the last few hours that he
lived, gave the evidence to his children
that he trusted Jesus. He spoke of his
first wife that he would meet there, and
said to his daughter that he wanted to
see all his friends there. That Friend
who can help when all earthly flesh
fails, heard his plea, and gave him to
realize
No terror has death or the grave
To those who believe i'm the Lord;
Who know the Releemer can save
And lean on the faith of His word,
While ashes tOasIIes, and dust
We give unto dust. h our gloom
! The light OF salvation We trust,
Which hangs like Il lamp in the tomb.
New Lisbon papers please copy.
BAIN-In this city, Friday after
noon, April 18th, 1875. of consumption,
DIR. r. VI. BAN. His body was taken
TO Pennsylvania for interment.
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For the GallipOlis journal.
Sand Fork SiftingS.

sand Fork Sl1tinES.
Mud drying UP.
Wheat looks badly.
JOURNAL always welcomed.
The peaches are not all killed yet !;
there will he about half crop on the
hills. if the Spring frosts do not kill
them.
The increase of Grangers in this
neighborhOOd has about come to a
standing point.
The farmers are busy plowing, and
getting ready to plant corn.
If Jake would have examined his pat
ent bucket, think he would have found
the loose hoop lying on the ground be-
fore that hard gust of wind came.
The girls in this vicinity are like ca
giles; they have soaring minds.
Marrying seems to be speciality.
One boy married, and i'm about a week,
concluded he would rather live sin
gle, so he sent his wife back where he
got her; since then, he changed his
notion. and he now thinks lie would
rather live with her than lose his prop
erty. so he brought her back again.
think school teachers will be a little
scarcer next Fall, than they were last,
Judging from the number of blank GER
tificates they are receiving.
KEYSER.
[Keyser, meboy, we've been looking
for you. Write again. Make it lively
for them on the "FOrk." If we had
a house full of girls, we'd let you come
and run your legs under our mahogany.
-ED. JOURNAL.
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uARRfru.

BECk-ECKER-.it the Residence OF
tliB brides father. in Green township,
April 1lth, 1875, by j. W. Mccormick,
Mr.. LEONARD BECK, Jr., and Miss NARY
5. ECKER.
SOUDER-WHITT- the residence
of the brides father. April 8, 1875, by
Rev. B. W. Mason, Mr.. LAFAYETTE Sou
DER, of Gallia county, Ohio, aad Miss
NARY ANN WHiTT, of Jackson county,
Ohio.
CALAWAY - VAUGHN On the
18th day of April, 1873, by Alexander
Logue. Esq, Mr.. GEORGE CALAwAY and
Miss ELIZABETH VAUGHN, both of Galli-
polls township.
FLEWER-SMALLWOOD AT the
residence of Mr.. Robert Stout, in Ohio
township, Gallia county, Ohio, on the
evening of April 18th, 1879, by VIM. H.
Reed, !. r., Mr.. WILLIAM FLEwER and
Miss ADA SMALLwoOD; both OF Ohio
township, Gallia county, Ohio.
COUGHENOUR = BUTCHER = In
Cheshire township, on the 1lth day OF
April, A. D. 1879, by VIM. S. jenkins.
J. P, Mr.. JOHN VI. CouGHENouR and
Miss MELISSA A. BUTcHRG.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-04-22

CIVIL RIGHTs.-Is the editor oil
the Gallipolis Journal in favor of
the Civil Rights Bill as it passed the
late Congress?-BuLetin.
When it comes to questions of gov
ernmental policy we are always pre-
pared to furnish plain, practical an
swer. Our opinions are not hid un
dera bushel subject to be retailed
out to suit surrounding circum-
stances, and we therefore respond to
the inquiry of our cotemporary. Our
answer is contained in the following Q
extract from the Democratic Ma
tional Platform of 1872, which ought
to be good authority with the edi-
tor of the Bulletin, as he endorsed it
at the time it was uttered with a big
and a profuse flourish of words.
Here it is:
sit is essential to just government
we recognize the equality of all men
before the law, and hold that it is the
duty Of government in its dealings
with the people to mete out equal
and exact justice to all, of whatever
nativity, race, color, or persuasion,
religious or political"
Is not that good doctrine. If it
is not, then is the democratic party a
lie and a swindle. Let the editor of
the Bulletin choose his alternative.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-04-22


The Louisiana Legislature has re-
assembled and adopted the compro
mise measure offered to the people of
that State, in behalf of peace, by the
Republicans in Congress, and the
State machinery is now working
smoothly. A joint resolution recog-
nlzlng the Kellogg government, and
pleag'ng the members to support the
same, was adopted by. a vote of so to
Is. Good feeling and a spirit of
Cancellation seem to actuate the
members of each party collectively
and individually.
The country must not forget in
this connection, that the democrats in
Congress, in solid body, voted
against these measures of compro-
mise and peace, and that to the Re-
publicans alone is the nation, as well
as the people Of Louisiana indebted
fer order in that hitherto distracted
State. Let the country rejoice that
the Republican party still lives, and
that it possesses the ability and the
patriotism to bring order and peace
out of chaos and revolution in Louisi
.ara, even against the combined in
.fasace and votes OF the democratic
CosSressmen.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-04-22
Cincinnati Live stock Market.

CINcISSArI, April IL.
CATTLE-Receipts quite light and
market firm for all grades. Prices have
undergone no particular change, the
range being as follows: Common
grades, 3lz@4lsc.; fair to medium, "a
@5lac., and good butchers qualities,
5sz@6Izc.
E0GS-Receipts rather light and no
epoies grades sH fhe market. Demand
steady and firm for such as are 9tierlng.
OF the following range Of prices; Com
mon, 81 a0aS 90; far to medium, s. 25
iSS 60. aud good. IS 7q@s 81.
SHEEP-Nery Seafee and in good de-
mand, sad seiiing az sl4Seae. for fair
to good.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-04-22

CORRESPONDENTS and newspapers
would confer a great favor upon the
Republican party if they would quit
the business of writing up and wri-
ting down candidates for Governor
By their meddlesome ways they have
killed off quite number of good
men already. Omit writing letters
and interviewing, and wait for the
Convention to solve the problem. A
good and satisfactory candidate will
be found, we have no doubt.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-04-22
For the Gillipolis Jonrnal.
Clay Chanel Items.

The snow and cold weather have put
a stop to planting potatoes.
Over seventy-iive acres of potatoes
were planted on RaccOOn bottoms last
week.
As general thing the people think
the fruit is pretty much all killed.
w. D. Graham has planted twenty
five acres of potatoes on his farm.
Meeting every two weeks; singing
every Saturday evening; also Sunday
school.
Is it fashionable for young ladies to
walk with canes? The Clipper Mill
girls think so.
Ssven fights on Pickle Run in one day.
but nobody killed.
There has been considerable garden
made.
Wishing for the JOURNAL.
\ YOUNGSTEP.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-04-22

The Augusta (Georgia) Con
stitutionalist sees plain declaration
of principle in the Connecticut elec-
tion, which is nothing less than that
the l4th and 18th amendments, and
the Legislation Hereunder, shall be
repealed. Does the editor of the
Bulletin see it in the same way? If
he does not, how can he join with
these Southern democrats in support
ing a common candidate for Presi
dent? Upon no other theory can he
do it, than that spoils are of more
value than principle-office of more
than the peace and wei
fare of the country.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-04-22

The Railroad fever has broken out
anew on the Ohio side of the river,
between Huntington and Cincinnati.
1t is in the shape of an effort to con-
meet these two points by building a
road along the bank of the river A
meeting was called to meet at Iron
ton on Tuesday, and delegates were
expected from every town between
Huntington and Cincinnati, and also
from Richmond, Va. The friends of
the movement are hopeful.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-04-22
For the GallipOlis Journal,
Who Can Reat TbisS

Mrs. AMANDA X. WILLIAMS, 4 lady
siXty-eight years of age, living near
GallipOlis and well known TO many OF
our citizens. with her own hands accom-
plished the tedious task of knitting one
ing the past winter, besides doing some
quilting and house-w0rk. Wonder il
any young lady has even darned or toed
as many pairs in the same length of
time? MAGGIE MILES.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-04-22
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE
OR TRADE.

AYINE hundred acres of Kentucky
" Nahda fotsale for Cash. or in ex-
change for GalIipoIis city property.
.-;Fog further particulars iAqnire at tie
IoteSAG ofliee. OF of Mr.. JOHS ATKIAs
SON. Gallipolis. Ohio.
March Is, ls75.A9mE
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-04-22
FINANCIAL.

OHIO VALLEY BANK.-This Bank
is prepared to transact general Bank
ing business. Buys Gold, Silver, Cou-
pons and Government Bonds at highest
prices. Makes collections on all points
and issues Drafts on principal Cities in
the United States and Europe free of
charge to regular Depositors. Solicits
deposits of private as we'll as corporate
funds, and allows liberal interest on all
monies left on specified time.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-04-22

THE Columbus correspondent of the
Cincinnati Commercial says. Seen.
X. b. Hayes will be the nominee by
reclamation for Governor when the
Republican Convention meets on the
I'd of June, unless the signs now
Visible in the political horizon fail OF
their asnal Significance.
But here cssass Gen.. Hayes him.
SELF and says in a letter to the editor
Of the Dayton Journal, 81 can't eoa-
ssRt-this Is final"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-04-22

M IN OF the 100 Choice SeErctions is
NVs Nv ready Price M cts The "Series,
now contains ONE THOUSAND of the latest
aud hest things for Determinations Humorous
Recitations. Family readings. etc. Capital for
Grangers. Temperance Societies. and Iyceums
Also. Excelsior Dialogues" and Model Ria-
lOgues" Circulars free Get of your book
seller. or send price Ia q. Garrett & Co. 7DR
Chestnut st. Phila, Pa. We make the cele.
brated PENN LETTER BOOK for copying let
tiers without press or water Agents wanted.
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knights of Pythias.

All members of Naomi Lodge No
So, X. of p, are earnestly requested
to meet at their castle hall, Thurs
day evening, April 22d, at u o'clock,
for the transaction Of important bust
ness appertaining to the second ami
versary.
WILL S. THOMPSON,
K. of X. and s.: pro TEN.
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For the Gallipolis Journal.
CLAW Chanel Items,

Weather fine and business prosper
ing.
We girls are happy and lovely. Poor
YOungster! Love and lucre, like Juno's
swans, are inseparable.
I'm bound to tell it. A couple OF
young gentlemen walked with young
lady, and politely stood bv while she
climbed the stake-an-ritler fences.
The w. Z. VI. 5. meets at DIR. Gillet's
on the first Wednesday i'll May.
DIDO.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-04-22

chear fare has stimulated travel. The
fruits of opposition, ior Is 1t the working
of the afangers) twice u day to CALI
polls or POueroy, only 10 eeuts, barely
time to smoke stoga while going to
town. The Wild Gazelle is lightning,
and Jonathan Is gaining friends daily.
RIIX
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-04-22

Hon. w. S. GROEsBEcK has dona-
ted to the city of Cincinnati $4,000,
upon the simple terms that the
money should be invested in bonds,
and the interest applied to providing
music for the people in Burnet
Woods park. This is a noble way in
which to dispense ones wealth; it is
a monument more lasting than costly
marble tombs.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-04-22

The Cincinnati Commercial wants
the Republican State Convention to
declare against the third-term bust
ness. This is we'll enough, probably,
but it hardy seems necessary to treat
so silly question in such serious
manner. If Republican can be
found who seriously contemplates
changing the precedcnts of the
country in this matter, it might then
be worth while for the independent
press to make the fuss it does over it,
but as it is the thing is childish fool
shness.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-04-22
For the Gallipolis JOurn
Rodney Scraps.

Spring is gaining the victory.
Summer schools are commencing.
Business men report trade not so good
as the heart Graves.
Onr people are beginningto TO thaw ont !;
will report the frozen in a few days.
There was another Cheshire chunk
here last week. No shirts missed yet.
JOURNAL always welcomed; we wish
it was daily. USES.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-04-22

A Wax WKRr correspondent Of
the Cincinnati Enquirer annouHces
Col. N. X. Brown as candidate for
the democratic domination for State
Auditor The correspondent says he
was a soldierSin the war for the
Union, but for fear that such state
ment might injure the Colonel's
chances for the nomination, he
qualities it by the further statement
that he was the only officer in tine
regiment who stood up for vallandig-
ham, when that patriot (?) was a
candidate for Governor. We guess
Col. Brown will fill the bill.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-04-22
TO SELL
WaEningI

n LII persons are hereby notified not
IA to make accounts with Nancy L.
.Jefffs, my wifein Jaw. with the expecta-
tion that / VIII pax 'tDe saae. Hence
forth ! shall not be accountable eor any
debts Of her contracting.
G. S, JONES.
April Id, ls75.-Sw