Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-06-10

LOCALS
The Fourth Of July of this year come
on Bundsy.
Mr.. Henderson Dunn is In town.
Mr.. S. B. Walker has returned to hi
boat at Pittsburgh.
Mr.. n. S. Wilson, of Addison town
ship, left last week for Kansas, TO spens
the summer.
The EolIan Club have received
large and beautiful lithograph OF Julis
A. Hunt.
Mr.. Z. B. Payne returned home from
Marietta College, last week. He Is sui
ferlng from q tumor In the side.
Mr.. Frank J. Donnally was home last
week, visiting his family.
The family Of Engineer Patterson
have arrived from Columbus and are
residing In the new house on Second
street, belonging to Mr.. N. W. VIII
Hams.
Mr.. Henry Morton, late Guard IN the
Ohio Penitentiary, has returned home
to his family
Mr.. r. p. Beale has just finished some
magnificent work for Mr.. Laing Halli-
day. Itconsists In the decoration of the
parlors. The paint that has been placed
on the walls and ceiling Is simply i'm
mense. The ceiling is tint of carmine
and the walls are French gray.
Smooth, bard, free from streaks. 1t
makes handsome finish and one too
that can be washed as ordinary wood
work. When our neighboring towns
want an expert In this business, they
can send for our man, for we have 2
good one.
Census enumerators are required to
be courteous. The penalty for refusing
them information, or for giving false
Is & fine not exceeding
800 In each case.
Mr.. Owen Sutphin. one Of our big
land holders, started the front end Of
this week on o visit to his old home In
West Virginia.-Little Rirer County
,Ark.) Herald.
Another letter from Hon. z. A. Stone
will be found on the outside. These
etters are attracting general attention
,ver the county.
The Census Enumerstors request
hat the lady Of the house should post
herself In regard to the following 80 as
% assist the enumerators: age Of all
he family and their birth-places, in
,luding the birth-places OF the parents
II the heads of the family. The same
acts in regard to the servants should
,e we'll learned.
The GaIlia County Teachers Associa-
ion will hold a meeting Saturday, June
9th, in Union School Hall. Papers
will be read by A. A. Moulton, W. H.
Mitchell, Supt. Scott Of Middleport, o.,
md Hon. J. J. Burns, State School Com
missioner. Let all the teachers In the
county attend.
We call attention to the law card of
Tones & Jones In this weeks Issue Of
,ur paper. The firm is composed of
Homer c. Jones and D. w. Jones. Of
he former we need say nothing, as he
5 too we'll known throughout the
ounty to require It. d. W. Jones Is a
'oung man, q brother of Homer C.
Tones, who comes as well recommended
& could be wished. We have no doubt
hey will make strong law Arm, and
vish them success In their new field.
The Ladies' of the M. K. Church of
'heshlre, o., will give Festival on
Wednesday eve, June 9th, 1880, for the
enefit of the church. Admission free.
Mr.. Frank Barlow arrived In our city
rom Pekin, Ill. He will take charge
f the boot and shoe store of NJ. C.
Barlow & Co., while Mr.. NJ. C. Bar
ow will 60 to Pekin to engage in mer-
there.
The rates at the W. U. Telegraph
)ffice have been reduced all over the
ountry, including our city.
Mason county, W. Va, has offered |
100 reward for the apprehension of
Anopholus Ray, who killed Jessie Ar
hur.
Mr.. r. Bray has had his handsome
rick residence at the upper end of the
ity thoroughly repsinted inside and
'utside. It Is the work of Messrs.
and Kuhn and is very credit
BILE work.
Mr.. A. F. Moore on behalf Of the
Hartford Life Insurance Co., paid Mr..
mo. T. eating $45 indemnity due from
n accident.
Hon. j. j. BURNS, State School Com
C. NJ. Holcomb, Esq, and
Rev. Maurice Wilson, will on Sunday
address the colorsd people
It the Pine street NJ. E. Church. Sub
ect not known.
Mrs. P. 81. Stevenson has been dan
sick for few days past.
Miss Lizzie Weimar ID visiting friends
It Glenwood, w. Va.
Mr.. Chas. Wiehe has been In bed with
nfammatory rheumatism.
The frescoing on the court room cell
ngs has given way slightly.
The Macarthur Journal has a CORES
,ondent here. In quite lengthy letter
he dishes up our bar and local celebri-
les. :,
Mr.. AL Foreman, Insurance Editor
If the Cincinnati Enquirer, with his
was In town last week, under
he wing Of George House.
On FrIdayssE. NJ. Holcomb, Esq. will
address the children Of the colored
Elder Munroe attended Quarterly
Meeting at Middleport, on Saturday
md Sunday.
Rev. Leslie preached at the NJ. E.