Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-09-23

Miss Emma Plumber, Of Gallipols
is here on a visit to her many friends
RmIGnd cor. Nsigs County Republican.
4 Hon. Elijah Glover died at Ports
mouth on 18th inst, in the 10th year o
his age.
q A Gallfpolis correspondent says: "Tht
new road Is stimulating enterprise
The first carload of coal oyer the road
was sold to-day by Mr.. House for seven
cents bushel delivered. This trade will
virtually kill the coal business on the
river, as the coal is of better quality
and can be sold st the same price as
river coal. ."-Mstgs County Telegraph.
| DR.. Tanner, the famous faster, passed
mp the Ohio river last week.
VIII Battles, Newton's butcher. walks
on crutches now, mistahng his own
hamstring for bcef's.
| The o. & W. Va. r. X. offers cheap
excursion to Chicago. See announce
ment.
The new Fleetwood Is out. She cost
$s5, 900, and will accommodate $50 pas
sengers.
Will E. Pitrat has secured situation
as salesman in book store at Kansas
City, Mo. Frank Ford Is expecting
berth In the same establishment.
A. Newton Is making preparations
for receiving lake flsh.
Chas. A. Patterson. of Columbus, o.,
is the new Mail Agent on the o. q w.
Va. r. r. to this point. Bub. Lasley
has contracted with the railroad COM
pany for carrying the mails to and from
the train at $l4 per month. 1t being
necessary for Bub to 60 to the morning
train, travellers will find 1t convenient
to notify him.
Ed. Eckert Is back among his old
friends again.
SamI Walker has been confined to
his room by sickness for the past two
weeks.
The Post Office now holds open until
8 O'Clock p. m.
Judge d. B. Hebard took In the Ex-
position.
VIM. G.. and John II. Tope made
about 1000 gallons of sorghum this sea-
son, and the specimen brought TO our
Office. we venture to say, cannot be
excelled in quality, flavor and purity.
Geo. W. Clark has ordered from Buff
falo, N. T., Derrick Hay Press. and
will insugurate a new industry in our
city. The hay Is to be pressed into
quarter bales weighing 100 pounds.
See advertisement In another column
calling for 500 tons of hay. The new
press costs $3.50.
Chas. Ecker was slightly injured and
considerably scared, Sunday, by his
buggy overturning and throwing him
ou:.
Frank Baldwin, now located at Hun
tington, w. Va, was In town this week,
looking up old friends.
The wife of Conductor Lew Gillespie
has Joined him here. She is much
pleased with her new home.
Cheap excursion to Chicago. See an
nouncement.
Chas. C. Friend will take the room
vacated by Livingston, for saloon,
about Oct. LIST.
Frank J. Hussey, Editor of the Iron-
ton Irontonian, and Miss Belle Austin,
of that city, and cousin OF Senator
Kelly, were married Wednesday eve
ming last. We congratulate our bro
ther in securing SO handsome bride.
We are an old acquaintance and showed
our chair up close in days gone by.
Chas. D. Maxon and Jas. Bashore
have received pair of genuine English
bull terriers from Wooster, o., the male
being 10 and the female months old.
They are fine animals.
Send in your name for the JOURNAL,
the best family newspaper in the coun-
ty. Many dollars may be saved during
the year by closely reading your county
paper.
Work will now 60 ahead on the
Transfer Depot on Front street.
F. B. Sheldon, chief-engineer of the
C. & T. road, was in the city last week.
Fred. A. Kaulbersch has become pro-
prietor Of the saloon lately owned by
Chas. Kerr, on Second street.
An aged Irish woman, tramping, cre-
sted considerable of g stir on Front
street, Friday, by getting glorlously
drunk.
Chas. Varney will open billiard hall
in L. Franks building on Third street.
T. j. Jackson, the junk man, is now
occupying his new building on Third
street. He bales rags for shipment and
deals in old iron, bones, etc. etc. Three
brothers run each boat for gathering
such merchandise.
w. H. Andrews has been confined at
home for ten days with slight attack
of fever.
Col. Cadot made political speech at
Kanawha Thirteen on Friday last.
Engine No. 7s, Patterson, engineer,
has just come out Of the railroad shops,
where 1t has been overhauled.
Mrs. win Rookie. Of Charleston, and
Mrs. DIR. Moore, of Kanswha, were Wis
itors at Roman Menager's, last week.
Miss Jennie Stewart is at Kingston,
O. She will prepare herself for the du-
ties of q schoolmarm.
Rube and Harry Aleshire took in the
Exposition, last week,
H. w. Gilman is erecting double
frame dwelling house on Third street.
When completed this will be the tenth
house Mr.. G. has for tenants. During
his lifetime he has constructed AZ
houses. A few more men like him and
we will soon have city.
Jno. Hutsinpiller has removed his