Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-11-25
The Journal.
The Omcial Paper OF
CaIIia County!
Fried. Frizzed and Frosted.
GALLIPOLIs,
THURSDAY. NOV. %, 1880.

Ollft 6tICct Ac OClDS
The grade is finished to Third street.
w. S. Hanson has moved into DR.
Hanson's new brick house.
The grounds around the Depot are Il
be improved. The grade will be leye
with the platforms and rock placed a
q basis.
A daughter of Rev. Jones, late of th'
Universalist Church here, recently dIet
at her home In Alabama.
Col. Porte Algier, of Baltimore, is in
the city, visiting friends.
Mrs. Jas. McKown, of Jackson coun.
ty, w. Va, was the guest of Jonas T.
Smith last week.
Halliday Bros. own the most of Cairo
Ill.
C. Fred Henking and bride reached
New Orleans on the magnificent steamer
james Howard on Tuesday of last
week. They report having good time,
L. Frank shipped hogs to market this
week.
" OiCIQiuCn HdyC buC COu-
tract for delivering 1,5o0 tons of rail-
road iron from the railroad track on
Spruce street to the wharf. This is q
shipment over the o. 6 w. Va. r. R..
for the Chatteroi r. r. and will require
75 cars for its carriage.
The locomotive collided with the
,,uhl;o o;ctar,, o,, tho oorpar nc CaoooI
and Spruce streets last week, breaking
the cowcatcher of the locomotive and
the ring of the cistern top.
Arthur Bradley the mill wright for
merly resident here, was in town last
week.
Miss Matte Stewart, of Kanawha, is
visiting in the family of Capt. G.. W.
Cox.
Mrs. John Hamilton, of Ironton, is
visiting Miss Julia jenkins.
Capt. Frank Morgan carries -four
on his clothes and looks as natural as
any other miller.
Pros. Atty. Forgey, OF Ironton, is
seriously ill, and I. Cherington is Pros.
Atty. pro TEN.
Master Walter Aleshire is ready for
skating, on one skate. He wishes the
aid of the JOURNAL in finding it's mate
which was lost last season. 1t was an
Acme Club skate.
Gallipolis has more newsboys to the
oo,,ax< i,,o ol, than
Sheriff Blake received the subpoenas
In the case of State VS.. Phillip Wag-
goner the day before it was set for trial
In Ironton. That is legal promptness
with a vengeance. Deputy Trobridge
served them all the same.
Paymaster PARROT, of the O. G. W.
Va. Railway, was on duty last week.
The next change to be made by the
M. &. c. management will be the re-
moval of the Northern terminus OF the
Portsmouth branch from Hamden to
Macarthur Station, the junction of the
M. d G. with the Ohio & West Virginia
Railroad. This will make the run four
miles longer, and interfere materi ally
with the welfare Of Hamden.-Ports-
mouth Tribune.
Edward Ecker ia in the city again.
Ernest, son of j. J.. Williams, of Rod
ney. was severely kicked by horse on
Wednesday of last week. The cheek
bone is broken and the temple cut. II
Is getting along.
r. P. Beale has been down with
ses ere attack Of pl, erisy.
Eugene, son of DIR. Van Week, is off
for q visit to friends at Wheeling.
Albert Krell, jr., of Cincinnati, son Of
the famous violin manufacturer of that
name, was in the city last week. He is
an expert musician. and showed his
skill before the 1Eolian Club, Thursday
evening.
Saml Smithers recently collected
$4,000, amount of policy he held OIL a
man killed in railroad accident.
Jno. DeLille is showing over the West
and doing well.
Turley Gills is at Ironton visiting
brother.
A rumor prevails that ALI w. Bur-
nett, chief of the Eureka Detective
Agency of Charleston, w. Va has been
murdered by outlaws. Burnett is well
known here and we hope that it is
rumor only.
Union services will be held to-mor-
row at the M. E. Church at 1880 q. m.
Rev. NJ. B. Wilson will preach the SER
mon.
Two children of Oliver Hill of Mad
ison, Ind, who died at that place, were
brought here and buried Sunday last at
Mound Hill Cemetery.
The relict Of engineer Flowers, who
was killed in steamboat. explosion at
Raccoon Island years ago, were brought
here and laid beside the remains of
her brother, Edmund X. Chapdu.
Mrs. Mary G. Young. widow of Rev.
J. w. Young, died at the residence of
Mrs. r. Black on Thursday. She had
been sick for a long time.
Tarlton Herbert has been promoted
He has charge of and is the buyer of the
lace department in a large Columbus
business house.
The tall trees on Raccoon Island, so
long guide to river pilots, have been
cut down by Lewis Cook, the owner.
Efforts are being made for establishing
a government light there.
The post Office viii close at q. M. to-
morrow, Thanksgiving.
The railraod track has been built
through Middleport and beyond Dabney
Furnace in Pomeroy. The Pomeroy-
ians feel like boys with red-top boots.
Capt. JAS. Summers will pilot the new
boat, j. d. Lewis.
Father Odonaghoe, of ironton, was
la the City. Saturday, subpoened on the