Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-10-28

The Street Commissioner is still a
work grading Olive Street. The rocl
is on the grounds for the curbing.
i w. b. Hutchinson and family have
returned from tho East.
The funeral service of Mrs. Harriet
McMiliin, deceased. ~ili be held al
vinton by Rev. NJ. d. Vaughn, on Sum-
day, the 7th of November.
Chss. johnson, Jr.. proprietor OF the
Empire Saloon, died Monday, amer a
long illness Of dropsy. The knights
of Pythias and Fire Company bury him
to-day at p. m. He leaves wife and
two children.
NICK. A. Sprague has moved his office
intoJ j. Cadets store room.
j.. N. & C.S. Mills purchased blooded
cattle at Delaware, o., last week, to the
value Of $500. They will raise fine
| stock.
| The marriage of C. Fred Henking
and Miss Ida SanRs occurs this We'd
nesday evening at O'clock, at the M.
Z. Church, Rev. S. D. Hntsinplller
officiating. Capt. Ed. A. Donnally, of
Cincinnati, and J. W. Dougherty, of
Kenton, Ohio. will be the groom's at
tendants. George House, r. Aleshire,
Jr., and Jos. Mullineux will be the
ushers.
Two sections OF the new round-house
of the Hooking Valley r. R., at Logan,
fell in Saturday, caused by an engine
striking large door. Loss $1,000.
Mrs. VIM. Gordon and children of
Washington. Ohio, are visiting Mrs.
Elizabeth Finigan.
Sampson johnson, an Ohio township
Constable, in a state of Democratic
hilarity, ran his horse against wagon
driven by Pc. Shiyely, striking his leg
against one Of the wheels, smashing his
leg below and breaking it above the
knee. This was on Saturday. The
limb will In all probability have to be
amputated.
VIM. Jeffers has returned from short
trip to the West.
NJ. Moses will move into his new
rooms on Monday.
w. B. Trump will occupy the rooms
vacated by NJ. Moses. He will use the
upper story as residence.
The brakeman on the freIght-train mar
rowly escaped death, Monday morning
at the Depot. He was knocked Off the
tender and luckily fell between the
tracks, as on the opposite track train
Of freights was coming.
Chas. r. Talbot was in the city yes
terday, looking up business for his
firm.
Allie, the little daughter of Oliver
Betz, Of Mill creek, died Monday eve
ming of that fatal disease, pseudo-mem-
braneous Group.
Four deaths in this city On Monday is
a mortality unparalleled in the city's
history.
Mrs. Adaline Ward, relict of the late
John Ward, died Monday morning of
consumption. She had suffered long
time. Mrs. Ward was the mother of the
numerous young men Of that name, all
of whom are engineers of steam engines.
Mrs. John S. Mills Is residing in town
to give her daughters schooling.
Mr.. S. Sllyerman returned from
the city Monday. He reports plenty
of Democrats down there coming
over to Glory and Garfield.
There are three Squire Martin
dales in this county:-John A, in
Addison, John A., in Springfield, and
W. W., in Gallipolis.
DIR. Ricketts,, of Portsmouth, was
in the city last week. Inasmuch as
the DR.. has on sundry occasions
taken particular interest in US, as
repayment we kept our weather eye
upon him while here, and took him
in and ministered unto him. Mrs.
Ricketts, has been visiting relatives
here for couple of weeks.
A Greenfield Justice bound over
to court one Mccoy in the sum of
5000 for stealing two hound dog
pups of Sebird Rose.
Forty nine witnesses have been
recognized by Justices Of the Peace
to appear before the next Grand
Jury. a ~