Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-04-22

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out equal to any in the State. Tn,
hearse cost 5000.
/ Tine ST. Wendell Hotel is now ready
, for tenant. 1t has been thorough,
repaintea, repapered and otherwise pul
In first-class order. A new kitchen
has also been added. Mr. Jno. Dages
the proprietor, wishes to secure land
lord, but to be acceptable he must be ;
man of experience, and have capital t.
furnish It In style. It Is large, clear
and in desirable location.
/ Mr.. Moses Frank, Of Cincinnati, wai
In our city last week. &
"Cheshire Items" last week, did moi
reach ns until Wednesday morning, toe
late for Insertion.
| Mr.. Watson Munroe, OF Plymouth,
Ohio, son of Rev. T. Fl. Munroe, was q
guest Of his father last week.
| It Is NJ. z. Jerman & Co. and they
have opened out big stock Of dry
goods and groceries. Mr.. Jerman has
removed his family to his store building.
Mrs. Morgan Mollohan has been con-
fined to her bed for some time with lung
disease. She Is improving.
| DR.. Strickland, horse doctor, has
been giving lectures hereabouts. He
has a private class composed of our
citizens.
Mr.. W. g. Sisson, of Tronton was up
this week in attendance upon the funer-
al Of Mr.. John Chick. ~
Mr.. Douglas Newton OF Hartford
City, was a guest last week of his BROTH
er, DR.. W. s. Newton. Z
Mr.. Al. Stewart, Of Cincinnati, spent
q few days of last week with his father,
r. L. Stewart. Esq.
Mr.. Chas. Deletombe caught Curl
Gus bird last week, which puzzles the
most learned to know whereof 1t halls.
1t has peculiar web feet, green legs,
white beak, black striped, and body
shaped similar to duck. It's mate was
killed in the creek bottom.
Mr. Chas. w. Calohan dropped down
from Nevada, Ohio, Saturday, to spend
couple of weeks In visiting frlends.
Charley is not in the best of health,
but Is as lively as ever.
The new Council has confirmed the
following appointments: VIM. Brad
Ing, City Measurer; A. McCafferty,
Wharf Master; ]. P. Holt, City Weigh
er; c. D. Maxon, Deputy Marshal; Jas.
Mullineux, jr., and D. Y. Smithers,
Members of Board of Health. Jno. T.
Hampton was elected City Clerk.
Mr.. C. W. Ernsting is down to the
city after new goods.
We guess the Council have forgotten
that they ordered new pavements for
Second street some time ago. We know
that parties have their brick ready to
put down as soon as others comply.
Messrs. C. N. Fillmore & Co. are
rapidly pushing the sale of perfumery
as speciality In their business. You
can buy any quality in any quantity
you wish and they are the genuine
handkerchief extracts too. We have
tried them and we know.
Mr.. Jno. Chick, uncle of Mrs. R. K.
Sisson, died Saturday of paralysis. Mr..
Chick was more than so years of age
and was from England. He possessed
many noble qualities. He left con-
siderable estate which he disposed of
by will.
Mr.. Frank Nash, brother-i in law
of Capt. Jno. A. Hamilton, is here
to make his home. He comes from
New Richmond, Ohio.
Messrs. A. Henking and W. II.
Harvey are up the Kanawha on
business.
The new School Board organized
at their Office on Fourth street, Mon
day. The following were elected:
President, C. D. Bailey; Secretary,
L. z. CABOT; Treasurer, W. 7. Min.
turn.
Mr.. VIM. NJ. johnson, of Addison
Township. father of Mrs. Watson of
our city, died on last Wednesday.
Mrs. NJ. r. Mercer, of Cincinnati,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Jonathan
Hamilton.
Rev. T. NJ. Leslie will preach on
Original Sin, next Sabbath. ,
Mrs. T. H. Munroe is visiting her
relatives at Frankfort, Ohio.
Most of the Julia A. Hunt COM
bination had photos taken at Fen
ner's Gallery. 1t is a rare compli-
ment to Gallipolis talent, that a
troupe with the opportunities they
have, should give the preference
here to our artists, Miss Hunt has
heretofore claimed Landy, of Gin
cinnati, as her artist. Fenner has
secured a remarkably fine photo of
Miss Hunt, costumed as "Violet,"
but the sly artist has fattered her 80
highly in the work, that no wonder
it pleases.
Messrs W. II. Mitchell and B. F.
Beard support nice span of blacks.
A new buggy is under way for them.
Mr.. G. W. Norris was so much
injured by the accident, last week.
as to require the use of elastic band
ages around his limb,
The jolly Geo. Brosius is down
with the measles. George should
have been attended to in his youth.
The old bone man is at the land
ing. Oh, Lawd! don't let him grind
here.
Mr.. Watson Roy, of Charleston, is