Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-08-05
Fried, Frizsed and Frosted.


He is a son OF Mrs. Fannie Spencer, q
: this city.
Mr.. r. A. Howard, of the Howar
House. Macarthur, formerly enginee
on the old q. q MeA. r. r., was In III
city last week.
ArJ ). Blacka1ler and lady, of Pom
e eroy, were Ia the city last week.
Wstermelons Of native growth wer
in market last week.
Mr.. D. w. Jones was at his old hom
at McArthur last week.
: The city was filed with Pomeroy
picnickers one evening last week.
Mr.. C. C. Naret was down from Char
4 IffsstoH a few days. Charley says HI
, didn't Know what responsibility mean
until he got baby at his house.
What might have been serious run
away occurred on Thursday evening
A horse and buggy driven by Mr.. I
Cloud, and containing the two daugh
ters of Mr.. John varney. became un'
ruly, and running off threw all out
with slight injuries. The buggy was a
total wreck.
Misses Lizzie Weimer and Hattie
Miles have been soIournlng at the Pint.
A railroad dance was given la Hen
king Hall on last Thursday night.
Miss Anna Menager gave social re-
ception In honor OF her visitor, last
week. Some fifty guests were invited
and report jolly time.
Mr.. Jas. r. Stuart Is home, down
with the fever.
Mr.. r. NJ. Mcbride and lady, Of New
Castle, Penn, are here visiting Mr..
Geo. d. Mcbride.
Miss Lalla Vance is sojourning In the
Queen City. the guest of her brother,
DIR. Vance.
DR.. Howell's new house on Second
street has more convenience, ventila-
ton and taste to the square foot than
any house In town. Jas. Mulllneux,
builder; Robt. Cochran, painter.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Harvey are
breathing the pure air of the W. va.
mou ntaIns.
The railroad Company are still buy
ing large lots of railroad ties. Gardner,
People and Co. are shipping extern
sively.
Mr.. W. II. Andrews IL back from his
Eastern trip looking as rosy as Del
aware peach.
Potatoes are bringing from 80 to 40
cents per bushel.
Grapes are In market.
Mrs. Dye, nee Combs, with children.
are here visiting her mother, Mrs.
Harop.
Major Tom. Cherington of Ironton,
was in town, last week.
Misses Julia Bradbury and Fannie
Rathburn are visiting at Kyger.
An old physical wreck. named VIM.
O'Connor claimed to have been robbed
on last Thursday of sl7 In silver. Par
ties who had seen his money, say he
had large amount Of both silver and
paper money, and that the old man was
robbed.
Judge Bradbury granted leave to file
q petition In error In the Court Of Com
mon Pleas In the case Of the City vs..
Semon, and the same was fled last
week. 1t Is to test the constitutionality
of our Sunday ordinance.
The real estate of the late Joseph
Hunt is to be sold at public sale on the
sth Of September. See advertisement.
Moler and Ritz pine alone-mosquitos
excepted-in the county Jail.
Treasurer Msrtindale returned the
duplicates to the Auditor on Tuesday,
and now the penalty goes on for all
lelinquents.
Mrs. DIR. Hanson has been seriously
III during the past week, but at
present writing is improving. She Is
one of our most estimable ladies-a
laughter of Mr.. II. r. Beli-and we
hope to chronicle her perfect recovery.
The Teachers Institute meets at the
Union School Building next Monday.
ALI teachers In the county should be
present.
Mr.. Wiley Atkinson lost horse by
,olic, last week.
Miss Maggie Vaughn, one of the col
,red teachers In our colored schools,
has secured position as copyist In the
Treasury Department at Washington.
Mr.. Chas. II. Summers will leave for
to attend law school.
Last week two teams were left on the
Public Square from 8 q. N. until o p.
n, without food or water. Form 8.
P. C. A.
A large number of ladies and gentle
men from this city went to the OHIO
Blue Sulphur Springs on Friday and
lad good time. They tripped the
light fantastic.
Mr.. Frank Graham left for Eastman
College, Poughkeepsie, N. Y, on SUM-
lay evening. He will take full col
egiate Course.
Mr.. r. 8. Waddeii has returned from
Colorado, and was In our city, this
week.
Elder Munroe will 60 to the Lancas-
er camp meeting, starting Monday
A party was given at the residence of
Mrs. Young above the city on Monday
we, in honor of Miss Matte Young and
brother Will.
The young folks had good time at
he residence Of Mrs. C. S. Smart, on
Friday eve.
Miss Minnie Walker Of Delaware, O.,
8 visiting relatives In this county.
The broom firm Of JRo. T. eating &
20. have dissolved and quit business.