Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-01-22

, They report having seen Pinafore By
!, Boston Ideal company, and were com
PEELED to say it was not equal to the rem
dition by the Eolians Of our city.
The mud blockade continues.
"Dollars and Cents" Feb. 9th
1880.
Mr. C. F. Henking was down to thu
big city on private business. last week
Marshal Guyn and policeman Maxor
lodged colored man, named Jno
Smith, in jail Thursday, for appropri
ating the overccat of Capt Boone Nil
Ter. of the steamer Fashion.
On Saturday last, Gardner. Pepple &
Co. completed the sale of their furni-
ture factory on Fourth street to Ander-
son Woo.on. The firm take in ex-
change nearly 1900 acres of heavily tim.
bered West yirginis land. This land
is situated about 3lS miles from the riv.
er near the farm of Geo. Moore.
Mr.. Jas. P. Beall and bride, of Proc
torviIle, spent several days in the city,
last week, visiting relatives. They were
joined here by Mrs. Gray. prominent
religious worker of GAINESVILLE, o. Jim
will try toasting his shins over his own
hearthstone.
Mr.. Martin McHale has removed his
grocery into the adjoining room former
| ly occupied by Mr.. Alex. Robinson, the
barber. ste
Bro. Tippett of the Pt. Pleasant
Register, with snow-white standing
collar, and guarded by two of his
handsome little daughters, made US
pleasant visit Saturday.
Mr.. John Finigan left on the Ohio last
Wednesday for Cincinnati, Washington
C. H. and Dayton, to be gone two weeks.
The annual election of officers of
the First National Bank occurred
last week. All the old officers were
reelected.
ST. PETERS CHURcH..-We are glad
to learn that the Rector of st. Pc
ter's Church is sufficiently recovered
from his late trying illness as to be
looking forward to the usual services
next Sunday.
Col. j. F. Hoy is in Lawrence,
Kansas. .'-.---
Mr.. e. G. Weibert will build, as
soon as the weather permits, two
frame dwelling houses on his vacant
lot opposite the Gas Factory.
Mrs. Dana, mother-in-law of Judge
Logue, is lying very low at the
Judges residence on Front street.
Mrs. W. S. Kerr is conducting the
rehearsals of a juvenile company,
whose intention is to play Pinafore
before the public.
Miss Rowena Myers has returned
from her visit to friends at Covington.
The snow-ballers broke the glass
in the Gas lamp at Kerr Bros. corner.
Capt. James Campbell says they
are all for Grant for President out in
Green.
"Dollars and Cents" February 9Th,
1880.
Mr.. S. G. Keller left for Columbus,
Sunday evening, to attend State
meeting of Infrmary Directors.
When Mr.. Ross Stewart was here
a few days ago he settled loss of
$4,000 for Geo. Pfeifer of Kanawha.
Hardly had he finished that when
he received dispatch from Ktna
Headquarters to adjust the loss of
$1,000 on the residence of DR.. L. w.
Palmer. 1t surely pays to insure.
The Misses Helsner were down to
the city, last week.
On Saturday, Sheriff Blake was
removing the lime used to disinfect
the jail when he discovered a large |
piece of plate iron hidden under
meath the same. The prisoners had
utilized broken chair in prying it
off. Surely our Jail is q disgrace to
the county.
Mr.. Hay. Andrews has returned
from his eastern trip, and new goods
are pouring into the house of John
Dages & Co.
Capt. Jno. Newton, an old resident
of this place, stopped off the Andes,
this week, to feast his peppers on his
old stamping ground.
"Sleery Jim" is now the property |
of Mr.. M. Mollohan. The price paid
was $95.
Mr.. Will Dunn has started out to
hunt his fortune. His destination
is as yet undecided. Mr. VIM. R.
johnson, formerly of the st. Charles
Hotel, stands behind the desk.
Miss Jennie V. johnson has
been to Bradericksville visiting the
past few weeks. Miss Cora Forgey Of
that place returned with her and will
spend the winter with Miss j.
A young man named Smeltzer has
rented the old bakery formerly |
occupied by VIM. Dilcher and will
open up restaurant and sell bakers
products.
Mr.. Nathan Waddell, of Green,
took Is head of cattle to Cincinnati |
last week.
Mr.. T, T. Mauck. of Cheshire