Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-09-02
Fried. Frizzed and Frosted.


county last week harvesting peaches on
his Pike county farm. Ask him What
he got for his peaches.
Adam never beat carpet Exchange
He beat a retreat In the height of the
fruit season.-Exchangs.
He never was anything but an old
dead beat.
Hon. H. C. Jones was In town
Friday with the Logan excursionists,
and made few remarks at the Point
Pleasant reception.
The yellow fever craft, John Porter,
passed down Friday, giving the Logan
excursionists view OF notorious
steamboat.
Mr.. Orin Richards has removed his
shoe shop to the room vacated by War
ner the barber. two doors below his
former place Of business.
| George Denny. too, has been making
the acquaintance Of the saws at the fur
niture factory. having finger tern.
Messrs. BOYLE, Pitrst & Co. have
bought beautiful little express wagon
from Elkhart, Ind. to be used for the
free delivery OF their goods.
The chicken thieves are about Last
week Messrs. j. NJ. Kerr and }. j.
Maxon suffered from their depreda-
fions.
Mr.. Jas. Mullineux has the contract
for fine brick house to be built Oppo-
site Buffalo. W. Va, for Capt. j. d.
Morgan. II will cost 5000. The work
was begun Monday. Messrs. Westiake
and Williams 60 up to do the work.
We are under obligations to Mr.. w.
G. Miller for late New York daiiies.
Mr.. d. H. Baldridge was called to
Noble county, Friday, by telegram
announcing the sickness of his little
daughter Nellie.
Hon. John Sherman will address the
citizens of Portsmouth, Sept. 2, and
Hon. Stewart L. Woodford, same place,
Sept. 9th.
Mr.. w. Fl. Peoples Is writing insur-
ance at Waverly, Pike County, o.
Miss Lida Martin of this county has
returned from visit to Miss Jennie
Kennedy of Middleport.
Mr.. NJ. f. Brown and family have
been visiting relatives at Hartford City,
w. Va.
A through mail and express train
from Gallipolis to Detroit, with sleeper
attached. Will soon be put upon the O.
& w. Va, C. q II. V. and G. & 7. Rail-
ways, reaching this city about 8 o'clock
p. m.-LGncdster Gazette.
Miss Lucie Walker Is visiting at
Cincinnati. She will soon arrive here.
Three hundred beer kegs from
Charleston were reshipped here last
week. The story is told that Kama
whs boat took mp $50 inll kegs one trip
and returned with 100 of them empty.
Eagle Furnace lost 100 cords of wood
by fire last week.
Mr.. Jas. C. Leslie, Of Illinois. is visit
ing his father, Rev. T. N. Leslie.
Miss Mamie Mears has returned to
Misses Lena and Rose Wood have
gone to the State Fair. They will be
the guests of Mr.. Geo. Herbert while
there.
Mr.. j. J. Maxon has gone to the Stare
Fair, taking with him "a hogs and IA
sheep which he will enter for premiums.
Mr.. M. shipped last week blootied
lambs to Kentucky and Clarington, o.
Mr.. l.. NJ. Fowler, wife and son, are
visiting at Mr.. C.. r. Fowler.
Capt. Frank Morgan has laid OFF for
4 couple of weeks during the hot spell. .
We had call, Friday, from Mr.. A. {
Keith, publisher of the Logan Republi-
,an, who was here with his two daugh-
ers on the Logan excursion.
Mr.. j. f. Robinson has moved into !
he eating brick, vacated by Rev.
Bowen. ,
Mr.. G.. S. Giles, Of Rio Grande, Is
rome for a short vacation from East
nan College.
Mrs. VIM. C. Bailey, formerly resi- ,
lent here, Is visiting In the families Of
dessrs. John Nevius and Henry Shep- =
lrd.
Messrs. Willard & Robinson, of Bris- /,
Ol. Pa, have purchased the machinery
n the Lower Wooden Mil and are re-
moving 1t to the above city. ;
Mr.. J. j. Cadot has the largest ship.
nent of fire brick ever brought here 8
0 1000. He has also received rs tons of 7
Ire clay. b
A man was about here, last week, ex- +
Ibltlng snakes for livelihood. While
ls box was open In the Telegraph a
)fflce, large rattlesnake shed It's skin. h
he skin became rough at the head and b
fter slight effort his snakeship q
Sawled out Of his old covering and t
TODD bright and new before the fortu- a
ate audience. 4
Mr.. Matte Warth has the honor of I
ending the first message over the new {
abroad wire. C
Mr. Val Gentry has been on quite
BUR through Illinois and Missouri. G
Mrs. Wright, nee Rebecca Williams, S
aughtar of Rev. Jos. Williams, form +
rly Pastor of the NJ. f. Church here,
7as In town with the Loganites, Friday. c
Now let Council pass that ordinance 4
orbiding boys from boarding trains. q
Is dangerous practice and will cost t
Ives. q
Mr.. NJ. MOllohan and family will a
eturn from their mountain trip this
Feek. 4
Mr.. John Pepple has purchased a
'ure blood Alderney bull. which he 4
vii keep for the improvement Of our I
omestic cattle.
1t would be good Idea to set row e