Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-06-03
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] Locals.
Mrs. Regnier Of DayeBport, To-. sis
ter Of Chas. Rsgnier. of the RsgnIe
! family formerly resident here, is visii
| ing Mr.. d. 7. Smithers.
DIR. Davis Of Jackson, o., formerly
student here, paid our city short visi
last week.
Miss Hattie Mills, student of tn
Academy. is of for a vislt TO school
mate at catlettsburg. Ky.
Geo. Floding. Etiitor Of the Miltoi
wv. ys.) Independent, was in oar city
Last week. So
Sunday was Decoration Day, but
nary decorate here.
Miss Carrie Irwin Is visiting her mn
Gle, Mr.. Z. s. Irwin, Charleston. W
Va.
Mr.. Z. HanIln, of Harrison township
has left sample Of wool In our Office
which measures 9 inches. 1t was clip
ped from lamb II months old, crosi
of Cottswold. Leicester and Southdown
Mr.. VIII Nye and bride of GAINESVILLE
were In the city last week, the guests oI
Mrs. Simeon Nash. They are on thell
bridal tour.
Special Insurance Agent Munroe. son
Of Rev. Munroe, was in our city, last
week, In attendance on court.
Albert Ross Mossman died on Friday
last Of Inflammation of the bowels and
was buried on Saturday. He died In
the eighteenth year Of bis age. He was
smoral young man and much respected.
Mr.. Jno. W. Dages left Sunday eve
ming for Chicago, to look on the big
convention.
Mr.. Benjsmin Smlthers stopped in
our city for day or two last week, en-
route to kartinsyille. W, Va. to attend
as delegate the Democratic State Con-
vention.
Mr.. c. Miles has horse that has a
fondness for music. One evening last
week the Colored Band were discours-
ing sweet strains in front of Mr.. NJ. g
residence, when the musical quadruped
broke his fastenings. jumped the fence
and landed In the midst OF the crowd,
knocking down few small boys. The
band took position on the opposite
side of the street, and to-day they can't
swear but what he descended from the
clouds.
Messrs. J. J.. Hayward, NJ. W. Will
liams and s. B. Walker. attended the
State Greenback Convention at Charles
ton, W. Va, last week.
There are to be no moro Jury trials of
petty cases before the Mayor. The
Council has issued It's ultimatum. A
right step.
Last week the city Council, through
Sprague, Chairman Of Committee,
formed all the territory within the city
limits into one road district. passing an
ordinance requiring all males between
the ages of 81 and 80, to work two days
Of each year on the same.
Mr.. W. J. Peoples Ia home again,
Chas. Tedro Is the name of the con-
ductor Of the gravel trains. He is
from the Panhandle line.
The company have rugged new
pump out opposite Rodgers TO supply
the engines with water from the creek.
The infant child of Henry Petry died
on Tuesday night Of last week.
Rev. D. W. Cox, formerly Episcopal
Minister at this place Is now located at
Oakley, Hamilton county, Ohio.
Commissioner Coultrap will be In our
city June 10th. to take testimony In old
Columbus 8 Macarthur r.
r. cases.
Miss Lids Norval Of Charleston, W.
Va, Is visiting Mrs. F. J. Donnslly.
The Eolian Club will render Pima
fore the last Of this month.
The City Engineer is surveying Sec
ond street, for the purpose Of placing
granite stones on the corner Of each
square on the west side Of said street.
This will enable surveyor to take the
bearings of lot without going to the
extreme end of the city for starting
point.
The black horse, advertised last week
as stolen, was recovered by means Of
said advertisement. Some one had
stolen him, ridden him to Cheshire and
turned him loose. He was found in the
field of Commissioner Coughenour.
Mr.. r. B. Pritchett returned from
Dayton Saturday evening. having been
out there representing Naomi Lodge,
knights of Pythiss, In the Grand
Lodge. Peter reports 8 good time.
The next Grand Lodge will be held at
Akron.
A little child of Mr.. Robt. Brothers,
aged about five years, was badly bitten
on the neck and face by bulldog be-
longing 30 the family, on Saturday.
DR.. Cromley dressed the wounds, and
reports the child badly mangled. The
dog was shot.
Court will adjourn Thursday or FRI
day. The criminal docket commenced
on Tuesday.
Christian Doepplng and 8. 7. Cook
left Sunday evening to serve as jurors
in the U. s. District Court at Columbus.
Jno. H. Esxnssgwas appointed ad-
ministrator Of the estate Of Joseph
Hunt, with Edward Hunt, In place Of
Mrs. Hunt, resigned, by the Probate
Court last week. He.wili proceed at
once to settle the estate. Bond $35, 900
Mrs. S. A. Nash is OF on two weeks
visit to relatives In Virginia.
The late Grand Jury was. body Ol
intelligent, prudent men. They threw
out the petty prosecutions, thereby
saving great and needless expense q
the ao,,fr Thou f>I.ou-ad tho nh a rUx