Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-05-20
Locals.

Mr.. Jos. Hakely will ship 1000 hide
Of leather to Pittsburgh, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Il. Talbot, Mrs. c
8. Smart, and Mr.. VIM. II. Brown
are down to the May Festival.
I Mr.. Jno. Stifel, the big tannery mai
Of Cincinnati, with his family, was Ii
FOUR city for day or two this week
Mr.. s. proposes to engage with Mr.. Jos
Blakely In tanning on an EXTENSIVE
scale.
Mr.. C. e. NaIet Is on his regula
monthly visit to our city.
Nos. 6 and 9 sot the Union schools gsv'
an exhibition Friday afternoon, whiel
was said to have been very interesting
A cold ware struck us for few day
past, which made it very Interesting TO
people who had changed to snmme
clothing.
There are no idle men in this town
The Railrosd offers work to larg'
force.
Simeon Nash, ESQ, Is the proudes
sire In the city. An eight pound hoy
last week. He IL to be lawyer. Sim
has been receiving congratulations or
all corners.
4 yonng man from Patriot by the
name of Sigier was lodged in jail lasI
week for burglarizing the Philo Grange
store, In Walnut township. We under
stand that he admits his galiIt.
. Ed. Briggs and Ed. Law, two young
printers from Wheeling, passed down
the river Wednesday, en- route in a
skif to New Orleans.
Leopold Frank shipped 10 horses to
market last week.
Last Monday Mr.. Chillis Stafford, OF
Green township. reached the age of Il
years. He was born in Gallipolis, his
father being the late Col. Robert
Stafford, the man who cut down the first
tree upon the site now covered by CALI
polls city.
The Telephone transferred to the
st. Lawrence, Wednesday evening,
nine prisoners from Putnam county,
w. Va, en- route to the Moundsvllle
Penitentisry.
The Chesapeake is as regular as a
railroad train.
1t Ia on the wind that Mr.. r. NJ.
Rodgers and Miss Laura f. Campbell,
daughter of Capt. James Campbell, are
to be married this "wednesday evening,
at the residence of the BRIDES father in
Green township. The Unfair will be
held at Mr.. Jno. A. Rodgers the fol-
lowing day. The bride is one Of the
incest and prettiest young ladies in
Gallis county, and the JOURNAL con-
graduates Bob upon his good judgment
and good luck, and hopes that they may
live forever and forever be happy.
DIR. W. Tom Northup was in the city
last week taking his friends by the
digits. He is not married yet. but is
still In the market.
Parties have been fixing their pave
ments on Second street, but there are
some places yet unfxed that need new
pavements badly. Let them be seen TO
instanter.
Mr.. Eugene Plymale brought the first
Strawberries to market. Il was on
Thursday.
The father of the Brown Bros, steam-
boatmen, was In the city last week.
Mr.. W. J. Peoples was home on a
short visit last week.
Miss Mary Rodgers, who has been to
Mercer, Pa, for the past two years,
returned home Friday.
The late Samuel Rothgeb had an In
surance of $4,000 on his life, which will
be paid soon.
Mr.. Jos. Wrightly has been confined
to his bed for some time.
Mrs. A. ]. Green ia visiting her father
In Meigs county.
Mr. Henry n. Bailey was at Charles
ton, W. Va, for few days Of last
| week.
Miss Ada johnson has gone to Iron
ton, o., to spend few weeks. We
pity those Ironton boys.
New potatoes, peas and Strawberries
were in the market last week, in small
quantities. The crop Of apples will bt
small.
Mr.. Simeon Nash has returned from
an extensive visit to Zanesville, O.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Skees with their sor
Charles are down to the City. Mr.
Skees intends bringing home a new ant
costly hearse.
| The old stone taken from the Secont
street crossings, has been utilized ir
other crossings.
Mr.. G. W. Calohan has left for Iii
home in Northern Ohio, taking with
HIM, to stay few weeks, his mothel
and little brother.
Mrs. Jno. Lindsey, Of Middleport
was visitor to friends in our city, las
week.
"Col." Beail is. clerking in Harmi
sons store ut Parkcrsburg.
/ Mrs. w. G. Brading and Miss Ami
Horger, were up to Racine. O.. las
week, visiting relatives.
Mr.. Carl Uhrig has gone to his HON
In Cincinnati, to spend few weeks.
Capt. Jno. A. Hamilton spent la:
week at Washington C. H., on bus
ness.
Gallia Academy closes for the yes
on the 27th.
Mrs. Ira w. Booton has been rustica
, ing In the country for week pas
, Ira was the most lonesome looking ma
, you ever saw. 2
Master Pierre Drouillsrd, son Of Cap
J. z. Drouillard, was compliments
!. with q birthday party, last week,