Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-07-22
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=, train.
MIR. s. B. Walker purchased the resi-
o dence of Mr. Chas. Bowen on Front
n street, last week, paying therefor $3.50
The sum Of 500 was received for Mr.
# W.'s property sold to the railroad.
h Mr.. VIM. Beare has fine big boy al
his house.
l, Seven houses will be removed from
n the Front street purchases of the rail
: road.
Mrs. NJ. w. Williams is visiting Mrs.
% Jas. Ledlie at Middleport, o.
q On last Thursday the thermometer
q stood at 0. degrees. A rain came up
and the change in the register amounted
to "a degrees.
Mr.. VIM. G.. Thompson has gone to
Cincinnati to secure employment.
Mr.. David Hutsinpiller has moved on
his farm.
Mrs. S. A. Dunbar and family are try
ing the new Ohio Blue Sulphur Springs
at Kygerville, this county.
RI NAL -. W. uciPS1 ptOhitHShC 4 All
: roader, has rented Mrs. r. X. Sisson's
house ON Fourth street.
Mrs. W. A. Long, of Steubenville. and
children will arrive here this evening,
to spend few weeks.
Misses May Ford and Allie Cromley
were visitors to the Point, last week.
A young Doctor up there seems to be
Interested.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. T. Halliday and
son Earnest, left for Manitou Springs,
Col, Monday morning, for the benefit
of their health. They will be gone
some time.
Mrs. S. Comstock and daughter Ella |
are visiting friends at Glenwood, w.
Va.
Maj. Hotchkiss was In town, this
| week.
Mr.. Basil Beall, travelling salesman
for Jno. ShillIto & Co., Cincinnati, Is
home on his annual visit. Basil had
the pleasure Of meeting two new sisters
in-law, neither of whom had he met
previously.
Miss Fannie Arnott, sister of Mrs. A.
P. Menager. has gone to Sedalia, Mis-
souri,, to visit Mrs. John Trip.
Abram Barnett died at the Inflrmary
on Wednesday, aged GO years. Abe was
one of the old time river engineers. He
was unmarried.
Miss Mary Glassburn has secured a
situation as Teacher in the Jackson, o.,
schools.
Mr.. f. L. Menager returned from
Steubenville with his family this week.
At the last fire the hose carts broke
two crossings on Third street. The
boys find it convenient to run these
heavy carts on the pavements to make
speed. 1t is da ngerous to do so, and
may result in crippling childen, besides
injuring pavements.
Mr.. J. C. Shepard of Jno. Shillito &
Co., was home tor short rest this
week.
Isn't 1t about time that the long look
ed for pavement was placed around the I
Public Square.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Henking are off {
for the Healing Springs, an excellent {
summer resort, for their health. t
Mr.. Chas. Cox is home off the Mt.
Claire for a short rest. q
Miss Addie johnson has returned
from her extended visit to an aunt at
Ironton.
MIR. Geo. Hamilton has stopped off the C
river for short rest.
The prospects for the new corn crop +
are better than for years past. The old v
corn is being brought into market.
The Board of Education, Saturday g
e evening, elected Mr.. Jno. II. Phillips Il
Principal of the City High School, at a C
salary of 500. Mr.. Phillips is grad
uate of Marietta College, and comes
well recommended. Miss Royce has G
accepted the position to which she was
recently elected, the primary depart C
ment.
Two in jsil-Andrew Moler, fine; r. t
w. Higgins, passing counterfeit money.
The Ledger has changed its publica- '
tion day from Monday to Saturday.
Andrew Moler persists in his deter v
minatiOn to remain in jail, without C
making any attempt to pay his fine. \
The question of the constitutlonality
of the city ordinance about keeping
places Of business open on Sunday will |
be taken from the Mayors court to the
Court of Common Pleas on exceptions. u
Mr.. Chas. Semon is the defendant in
the test case The ordinance was Z
doubtless legal when it was passed, but
there Is some question about it now un-
der the statutes as revised.
Claims against Railroad Company
for work and labor and materials fur
nished contractor or sub-cOntractor
have to be presented properly, stating
the time when,- place where, etc., the
work was done and materials furnished,
to the secretary of the Company, within
days from the time the party
ceased work, in order to hold the COM I
pany liable.
The Gsllia County Teachers Insti- ;,
tute will open at the Union School Hall,
this city, August 9th, and continue two
weeks. Prof. E. v. DeGraff, of New
York, and others, will be present. In
evening lectures are promised.
Mr.. S. H. Broslus-Uncle Sammy
will occupy the Hutsinpiller residence,
on Second street in the place of Mr..
Talbot, gone to Florida. c
Mr.. L. Frank shipped cattle to mar Il
ket, this week. q
Mrs. j. P. Beall was visiting relatives 7
hara this week +,