Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-10-07
N,,. J.rnie GILES OF Rio Grande, is

{ Miss Jennie Giles Of Rio Grande, Il
visiting at Rutland.
Apples are selling as low as five cents
per bushel. They are dropping fast and
win be hard to keep this winter.
Isaac ". Jones, living above Pomeroy,
recently got Sc. $50 back pension.
Hon. John Sherman, Secretary of the
Treasury, hon. Stanley Matthews and
Hon. w. C. Cooper viii speak at Pome-
roy, Saturday, October 9th.
Some genuine Bull Pups for sale al
Fourth Street Livery.
N. S. Angelis happy. 1t Is boy.
Mrs. Jno. Q. Walker and son Charles
have gone to the Exposition.
Saml. Cherlngton is clerkIng In the
County Treasurer's Office.
See notice to rent by Il. w. Gilman.
Geo. C. Sturgiss was in town, Friday
Can't. Joe. Devacht was quite serious
Iy injured on Friday by his buggy over
turning.
DIR. Pitrat is In town this week.
Locals don't stand any show SO near
election.
The big Henking-Sanns wedding oc-
ours Wednesday, Oct. 27th. P. NJ, al
the M. E. Church. Reception at house.
Particulars again.
Jas. Logue and family Of Danville,
H., are visiting Judge Logue. Hand
some as Of old.
Rev. j. W. Barber, new colored min
lister, Is here with his charge.
Frank Harmison is in town.
Mrs. Ed. Williamson has gone to the
Exposition.
The will of Miss Mary A. Warner, Co
lumbus, o., deceased. gives to Misses
Augusta and Celia Steinman of this city
the interest or dividends on her railroad
bonds, amounting to $2l0 annually.
JIM. Kerr and lady and Chas. Adams
have been to the Cincinnati show.
C. W. Ernsting has gone to the city
after large fall stock of goods.
DIR. e. G. Alcorn is home for few
days.
McHale is doing driving business in
selling Platt's famous oysters. We know
they 90 down wonderfully well as We
tried them. Give him call.
Chas. w. Kerr has purchased the farm
of Cassius C. Kerr, and the latter has
bought the one-fourth interest in the
firm of j. NJ. Kerr & Co., belonging to
Jno. W. Cherington. Price. $500.
The marriage of Mr.. Jno. A. Morrison
and Miss Mary Hannah will take placs
at the residence of the BRIDES parents,
at Swan Greek, this Wednesday eyen'
ing. We have been trying to tuck JOIN
snugly away tor 10 these many days and
now we are happy. Happiness to yor
and yours.
Mrs. F. NJ. Bowie left this morning fol-
Indiana TO visit relatives.
AL. Williams living across the river
a lifelong Democrat and rebel during
the war, says he will never vote th'
Democratic ticket so long as he lives.
Harper Furgeson Is some on heavy
weights. Last week boy weighing 10
pounds came to his house, fol lowing :
girl who tackled the beam to the ex ten
of 14A pounds.
John Sherman spoke here in '6S.
Rev. Chas. r. Creighton Is the new
NJ. E. Minister here. He Is young
man of much talent, son of the grea
minister of that name. Rev. Leslie
goes to Washington C. Fl. We arr
sorry to lose HIM.
Mp. Fenuer and others will start |
bone dust mill here In the Spring.
! Capt. Jas. P. Drouillard and lady,
of Nashville, Tenn, are visiting rel
atives in our city.
Jas. LeClercq, of Chattanooga. il
, here looking up old friends. He will
stay several days. Jim supports
family of three.
The wife of Prof. D. P. Guthrie, o
Clifton, died last week.
Capt. Hamilton has received
barge load of Kanawha lump coal
Send in your orders.
Miss Annie, daughter Of Fred
. Ecker, who has been residing wit
? her grand parents at Centreville, ha
, returned home.
Miss Maggie Ecker and Mrs. Jan
Howell, left for the Queen City Tues
( day morning.
t We are indebted to Mr.. Thoma
Call, of Ohio township, for a baske
!. of Rome Beauties, the finest spec
!. men of that variety of apples we hav
r ever seen. He has large orchard
and viii! gather this year about 20
4 barrels.