Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-04-22
Locals.

i Misses Emma McClnrg, Flora Con
stock and Mrs. Ed. Williamson were |
attendance on the dance Saturday nigh
on the Telegraph. The Brown-Aoai
band furnished the music. SO
The flower man Is In town. The
are from the conservatory of VIM. kel
ly, at Ironion.
i The barn on the Langley farm wa
struck by lightning, during the heav
rain last week.
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Gills, bouncin;
boy.
Fifteen afTldavits were fled before tn
Mayor last week against parties VIII
had failed to secure licenses for runninj
vehicles.
Mr.. Clay Dale was In town last week
Mr.. Samuel Thompson, brother Of Mr.
F. W. Thompson, Is engaged at tn,
broom factory of Jno. T. eating & Co
Mr.. F. n. womeldorfr lost a valuabl,
gold watch and chain Friday, some
where In the vicinity Of the railroad
It is valued at $50. :
Miss Ella Bender has returned to hel
home at Charleston, W. Va. Some o.
the boys wear long faces.
The first ice cream sign of the season
wss hung to the breeze last week BY
Mrs. Skees, of Third street.
The scholars of the Academy had 6
social gathering on Friday night last
Recitations, dancing, etc., were the or
der of the evening. During the pro
gress Of the exercises the main chande-
lier fell, breaking the lamps and setting
the oil on fire. No damage.
Mrs. Rev. Eben Muse is in our city
visiting friends. She Is the guest Of
Capt. Jno. A. Hamilton.
Mrs. Manly Brown and Miss Electa
HarpoId, of Hartford City, were visi-
tors at DR.. Guthrie's, last week.
Mr.. C. A. Clendinen is going to Or
ganize a fire company for the Third
Ward, using the old hand engine for
that purpose. 1t will be good exercise
for the boys.
Mr.. Alex Beard, of Porter, lost q
pension check calling for sa4, on the
streets last Saturday.
Mr.. w. M. Burton Is located at Rad
cliff Station on the o. & W. v. r. R.,
receiving ores for J. r. Butchel & Co.
who have furnaces in the Hooking VAL
ley.
The w. N. Chancellor is running in
the place of the st. Lawrence, the lat
ter having blowed out her cylinder
head.
Mr.. w. C. Miller returned from the
city last week with fine driving horse.
1t is very pretty animal and is very
fast.
Mr.. A. L. Roadsrmour Is selling sew
ing machines for the Singer Agency.
Mr.. Geo. Herbert is located at Park
ersburg.
The street sprinkler opened up last
week.
Don't pull Off your under clothing
until May 1st.
Master Arthur Robinson, son Of Capt.
Jno. A. Robinson of Cincinnati, form
erly resident here, was guest of Mr..
D. Y. Smithers, last week.
Col. L. 2. CABOT purchased Mr.. VIM.
Ecker's fine bay horse last week, pay
ing s2l0. It is for Mr.. e. B. Willard
of Hanging Rock.
The Department at Washington has
with A. E. Boone, a heavy
mail contractor at Washington, D. c.,
for carry the mail by land between
Pomeroy and GallIpolis. twice daily.
The contract takes effect May lst and
lasts year. The route secures a daily
mail for Addison and Cheshire.
Mrs. VIM. Lanlug, of Cincinnati, Is
visiting her mother Mrs, s. Barlow.
Mr.. r. P. Beale, the painter, has
painted a nice sign for Mr.. J. E. Robin
son, the agent of the Cincinnati Enquir-
er. The sign is conspicuous for It's very
fine workmanship.
DR.. K. Stafford returned home Sun
day, having acted as delegate to the
Grand Lodge of knights of Honor
which met at Cincinnati.
There Is complaint that the JOURNAL
for points below here on the river fails
to reach them as soon as 1t could were
proper attention paid to the matter.
Mrs. VIM. Colburt and Miss Fannie
B. Ford are down to the city. Mrs. C.
has gone to meet her husband who is
clerking on the w. P. Schenck.
A Miss Anna Clark died at Addison,
Sunday night.
Mrs. Hiram Dale snd daughter Lille
left Tuesday morning for Emporia,
Kansas, where Mr.. D. has purchased
Touring Mill. Capt. J. w. Dale accom-
panied them to Cincinnati.
Mrs. Henry Bsall wss visitor at the
residence of her son James at Proctor
Vile, last week.
Mr. J. F. Gills and Miss Sarah A.
Ralph were married Wednesday ere-
ming of last week. They have our best
wishes for safe journey through life.
The Valley Tribune, Published by J. A.
Gibbons, at Clifton. W. Va, is a new
one coming to us. 1t is full of news
and Republication. We hope 1t will
bring forth fruit an hundred fold.
D. NJ. Blosser, OF Cheshire, Is second
clerk on the steamer A. l.. Norton.
Aiddleport Herald. Eiseman.
one of our good citizens, on Monday re-,
moved with his family to Gallipolis.
The will Of Miss Susannah Beck. who
died recently near the city, gave the
bulk of her property to child named
CASTOR that she took TO raise; and 1t is
understood that the will will be con-
tested. MIR. D. s, Ford, of this city, is
the executor named.
The steemer Boone is said to hava