Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-08-19

e Prof. Avery and vile have atrive
y and are at work at the Institute.
Mr. Hugh Thorn died Tuestla
evening of last week and was bnris
! Wednesday, the Court Of Forester
j officiating. We understand the larg
e family of Mr.. Thorn get 81, 600 fror
t the Foresters and $500 from th
Q Maccabees. Mr.. Thorn was a quie
good citizen and had the respect O
his fell0wmen.
3 Messrs. Bowie, Pitrat & Co. re
e ceived car load of stone ware las
5 week over the railroad.
Mr.. w. S. Kerr has received BIZ
new instruments for the railroad wir,
rnnning into his Office, and they ar,
perfect beauties, too. His Office nov
:. looks metropolitan. {
RI The wife of Conductor Wm. Qalnn
Iof the railroad was 10 the city last
week.
Mr.. Jno. S. Wall has gone to Chi.
cago, probably to locate there, leav-
ing by the o. & W. Va. r. r.
!, The Colorado tourists Pitrat and
Ford, have been heard from at An
rora, Ind. They are travelling by
river and having a good time.
i Mr.. D. R. Jacobs OF the Ohio Blue
Sulphur Springs, was in town Tues.
tday, bringing home Miss Emma
Kessler, who has been rusticating
there.
Mrs. w. A. Long has returned to
her home at Steubenville.
A large number of country people
we're in town Tuesday.
On Tuesday morning Robbie, the
little son Of Daniel Calohan, had his
left arm broken, frscturing the sur
gicsl head. A heavy piece Of tim
ber from one of the saws in the fur
niture factory flew, striking the arm
and breast, and producing internal
injuries Of serious character. His
condition is critical.
Since writing the above we learn
that little Robbie has died.
A colored boy named Connor,
working in the furniture factory, had
three fingers taken off by saw,
Tuesday morning.
Mr.. Gabe. Emsheimer Is home
from Wheeling. Gabe. has deyel-
oped into hand some young man.
Rev. John W. Mccormick occu-
pied Rev. Leslie's pulpit Sunday.
Mr.. Henry House, nurse at Athens
Asylum, is home for short fur
Tough.
Mrs. John Donlon of Wheeling Is
visiting Mr. VIM. Jeffres.
Some weeks ago Joseph Fodrey
was bitten by snake at his home
across the river. On Saturday lit.
tie son of the above was bitten near
the same spot by poisonous reptile,
throwing him in bed for short
time.
Miss Nigh Of Ironton is visiting
the Misses Deletombe.
The o. & w. Va. r. R., in connec.s
ton with the Pan Handle gave an
excursion to Chicago Monday, tick
cts good for a week, fare $S round
trip.
Mr.. Grin Waddell has been ap-
pointed our freight and passenger
agent. He is railroad man Of ex.
perience, formerly of Little Miami
and NJ. & C. Roads.
Prof. NJ. f. Hard and family have
returned from their summer vaca-
tiOn.
The telegraph wire along the line
Of the railroad was connected here |
Monday evening.
Mr. Sam'l Moch, son of A. MOch, |
is down with the typhO- malarial
fever at Cincinnati. He is reported
better.
Mrs. DR.. Norton and daughter left
for their home at Portsmouth, Sun.
day, accompanied by Joseph Drou-
lizard, jr.
Mfr. and Mrs. R. Fl. Elias are visit
ing relatives here and below. Miss
Hettie Moore returns from New /
York with them.
We have two local freights, now,
with cabOoses attached for carrying
A train leaves at 6 a.
M, and one returns 3:25 p. m. They
go 10 Logan ana return, averaging
20 cars of freight for that point,
principally from the furnaces. On
September lst an extra train Of
coaches will be put on, carrying the
mail and making connection with
the M. Il. C. r. R. at the crossing.
The station houses are being built
along the line.
See time table of railroad in anoth.
er column.
Don't get excited abont the R. R.
time table. II we are not mistaken
matters will come all right in time.
The present ARRANGEMENT ia a mere